Movie companies purposefully put controversial/edgy characters and topics in their films so that when they come out with a terrible film they can blame ratings on racists and Karens and haters.

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I don't think that's a controversial opinion that's more of a theory that a lot of people probably don't like. There's no proof either way but it does seem possible

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Pineapple on pizza is normal? It’s normal for citrus/savory to complement each other. Have you never put lime juice in salsa? Orange chicken? I think that y’all just like to argue. And tbh it doesn’t taste half bad either, doesn’t beat pepperoni pizza but I’d eat it again.

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Yeah. I think that the anti pineapple on pizza people are mostly doing it cause they want to be on a side

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It depends on which crowd I'm talking to whether it's controversial or not, but here goes. If someone reacts negatively to you making fun of something they can't change, specifically queerness, they aren't a snowflake. They're a human being. It's not a choice that they're making to be queer and they're already a hell of a lot braver than you for coming out into a world that is pretty clearly transphobic/homophobic. You can't attack someone about something that they can't control and they're already facing discrimination for and then backtrack and call them a snowflake for having a regular human reaction to being attacked about something like that.
Also, as a side note, people need to understand that I, as a trans person, know that my pronoun change is hard. But it's definitely a lot harder for me than it is for you and I'm not going to feel any pity when you try to give me the puppy eyes and get really sad about how hard it is to treat me like a human being and how I need to give them a chance. I'll let it slide for a few weeks but after that if you haven't at least started to take responsibility for being bad at pronoun switches I'm gonna be pissed. I know how long it can take to use the right pronouns for someone- the first time I knew a trans person it took months, and I was pretty young. Still, if it takes over three months and you still make a scene about how hard it is for you, you are the problem. Go look up an article about how to mentally switch someone's pronouns. It isn't my job to help you treat me like a person.

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