They need to cut ties with all the SJWs. Obviously isnt working out for them.

What happened?

By the way, SJWs are just an annoying plague.

https://screenrant.com/rian-johnson-tweets-deleted-james-gunn/

Thanks!

@OddRob said:

They need to cut ties with all the SJWs. Obviously isnt working out for them.

All these different franchises are taking a long time to realize that the SJW's are just the most vocal, but that doesn't mean they're even customers.

@Mrsalty said:

@OddRob said:

They need to cut ties with all the SJWs. Obviously isnt working out for them.

All these different franchises are taking a long time to realize that the SJW's are just the most vocal, but that doesn't mean they're even customers.

Not to mention the merchandise. SW had fans paying thousands for old toys and the new toys as well. Until the last few films. Seeing all those new toys in the $5 bin just shows who is actually buying the merchandise, or lack their of.

In precisely zero forums is there an "SJW" agenda or even a conspicuous presence. The idea that they could be "the most vocal" amidst the expressions of fear from those that are threatened and disturbed by even a tacit acknowledgement of notions of equality is a the most perversely mind bending claim I've heard yet.

@mechajutaro said:

Nothing promotes free speech and the exchange of ideas more than running folks off twitter, rather than either conversing with or ignoring them entirely

Frankly, I think social media is detrimental to society. I fully support free speech, but the anonymous nature of platforms like Twitter allow people to say the vilest, cruelest, most hateful things without repercussions. Movies, in their weird way, draw some of the most dysfunctional people into arguments that are little more than an ever-escalating contest to see who can provoke the target of their hatred the most.

I don't care for Mr. Johnson, and I think he invited some of the trolling with his own remarks, but driving someone off twitter is ridiculous. (But I also wish that Twitter, FB, Instagram, and everything else would just effing die.)

@mechajutaro said:

I fully support free speech, but the anonymous nature of platforms like Twitter allow people to say the vilest, cruelest, most hateful things without repercussions.

As do bathroom walls at nearly every high school across the nation and I suspect the planet at large. Pray that we're not contemplating banning them also

So a graffiti-proof bathroom wall would be denial of freedom of speech? Cleaning the graffiti off would be unconstitutional?