I haven't seen anyone doing or saying anything that would indicate they "idolise" him. I'm seeing lots of people ascribing motivations to the LGBT+ community that they haven't actually expressed, though.
Scott Cawthon (FNaF guy) cancelled
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I mean acting like its some sort of personal betrayal kinda implies a level or either personal familiarization, or idolizing.
It's weird seeing people still confused by this in a post Montero internet. Like, every tetrophiliac I know is some flavor of queer.
Bethesda had to apologize to Gamers™️ for Starfield being an exclusive. This sort of thing shouldn't be surprising for anybody with a passing familiarity with gaming.
I mean yeah? Dont expect Bethesda, or indeed any game company, or indeed anyone who you aren't personally familiar with to be your friend.
FNaF fans who feel personally betrayed by Scott's political donations. And no clue why the represent the LGBT community, i don't get the connection at all.
You forgot to add "Four score"
Remember when Hitchcock dared a guy to be handcuffed up for the night.... and then spiked his drink with laxatives.
There was a reason why his movies were so fucked up
The only good thing FNAF every did for me really were these crossover fan fics.
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Well, there are a LOT of cases and new laws trying to be passed that will restrict them. I understand why they are actually frightened.
But I not one to say that a lot of cancel culture/boycotts aren't stupid. Just stop buying it and feel free to say why. Once you're trying to force your opinions on someone, you're crossing a line and it better have exceptional circumstances for me to be cool with that.
I dont know if this is the case here. People use the term Cancel culture like its addictive drug. So whenever they use the term, they now got to bring me more proof than 'they dont like what I said.'
Who? I've genuinely not seen that sentiment expressed anywhere.
But... you're the one who ascribed it to " the LGBTQIXYZ30GoTo10 crowd".
Alfred Hitchcock, I fear, had an unpleasant and in ways creepy attitude towards women. But he also made some great films.
Pinning someone down for days attached to birds for that 'perfect shot' is also unpleasant. He was way into actually torturing people
Cawthon has a right to donate to whichever political candidates he wants. Everyone else has a right to make moral judgements about him as a result of said donations. On a national level and in a lot of states the Republican Party are a party you can only vote for if you can accept the rights and dignity of LGBT+ people being neglected or eroded. People who do care about it are therefore likely to sleep a little easier if they know the money from their purchases isn't being funnelled into the GOP. I'm not so naive as to think you can fully avoid funding the Republicans down the line somewhere, most corporations will have conservative employees and you can't really get away from supporting, say, the Oracle Corporation, but I do not take that as a reason to disregard what implications my purchase decisions may have. Also if people who care about an issue discover that a business supports a particular cause they oppose, of course they're going to publicise it to spread awareness to other people who share their beliefs.
With Nordberg in Naked Gun, the fact that he’s getting all the slapstick pratfalls takes the sting out of it. For some at least.
And we can add my favourite director - James Cameron - to the list of criminally negligent. Ed Harris nearly drowned making The Abyss. Leo and Kate go really blasted with loads of cold water making Titanic and then there’s what happened to Eliza Dushku on True Lies but that’s a whole story unto itself.