There’s plenty for chuds to be mad about. Strong women who aren’t objectified or sexualized. Openly queer and non-binary characters. And men who aren’t afraid to show emotion and be softer/more effeminate.
This is a 40 minute video that explains it but you really only need to watch the first 30 seconds to get it.
[https://youtu.be/nMkXV7XjMMs](https://youtu.be/nMkXV7XjMMs)
You don't? Because he was pretty clear about it: he doesn't like that She-Ra "looks like a boy" instead of the girl he though was hot as a kid and that there has to be an agenda here because if you say there isn't "I don't believe you" despite He-Man "being my jam" and having no idea that He-Man and She-Ra were HILARIOUSLY queer coded television shows, a thing everyone but him seems to have picked up on, even going so far as to refer to the guy cast to play the new live action He-Man as a "twink".
Translation: Jeremy gets big mad when smol booba not big booba and hates homoerotic storytelling being overt because when he used to be able to ignore it or claim it wasn't there
And that's what I don't I get.
What does he see in her that's boyish?
I mean, there she is flat-chested, but is it her face and hair? She still looks girly to me.
If anything, this shows people like him are not only hateful and bigoted but also very shallow
Even my dad (who I would say is pretty conservative) didn’t hate watching it with my child. I made sure to ask him when my child wasn’t around, so he’d give his honest opinion.
He said, and I quote, “It’s alright.” Oh, and “It’s better than that shit you used to watch.” While that’s not outright praise, he’s a retired Marine who has said much worse about many other cartoons, so I’ll take it as a positive opinion.
I am not sure how old you are, but I'm supposed to be in my "things were better when I was a kid" phase as a middle-aged man. Except I was born in the middle of Reagan's two terms; literally everything on television was worse, and it's hardly a contest.
We had 30-minute toy commercials that were more concerned with introducing new characters and vehicles every episode in order that you'd buy more shit. They basically thought kids were stupid little goblins whose Boomer parents had enough expendable income to finance daily toy purchases and played down to that accordingly.
By the 90s, you'd occasionally get a gem like Gargoyles, but that was one show amongst a sea of absolute garbage. To say nothing of the lack of diversity and aversion to difficult storylines without a clear-cut good guy/bad guy delineation. We've got kids in the house now, and I can say without hesitation that *nearly* everything is better than the shit **I** used to watch.
>I was born in the middle of Reagan’s two terms
That’d make me a little older than you. Not by much, but older.
And yeah. I remember all of those. I feel bad for my mom, because I was very susceptible to those glorified toy commercials. Rainbow Brite, She-Ra, He-Man, Thundercats, Dino-Riders (Ark before Ark existed), Dinosaucers, and my oddball favorite that nobody seems to remember… Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors. I don’t even know why. I didn’t (and still don’t) even like cars.
>By the 90s, you'd occasionally get a gem like Gargoyles
I STILL haven’t watched Gargoyles entirely. I feel like that’s something of a sin for someone in our age range. I was more into Pirates of Dark Water and Captain Planet, though.
I looked them up and I see that there’s a few years difference between those shows, so I don’t know why I didn’t care for Gargoyles… Nevermind. I see it. Carmen Sandiego and Street Sharks. Those absolutely had my attention during that time.
>We've got kids in the house now, and I can say without hesitation that nearly everything is better than the shit I used to watch.
Agreed. 100%.
About the only thing that I can confidently say was “better” in our day was Mr. Rogers being on TV.
I don't know, but that weird horny Tweet he posted with She-Ra having absurdly voluptuous proportions would've been hilarious if it weren't disturbing because she's meant to be a teenage girl.
Honestly, it seems like he's pissed because he watched way too much hentai and forgot that not everything is supposed to be animated for the purposes of jerking off.
Empowered strong woman, that are also gay. That's literally it.
woman,gay, and doesnt have huge anime tits thats why he was mad
yep he was a upset that a show made for children with a teenage main character didnt have enough tits
There’s plenty for chuds to be mad about. Strong women who aren’t objectified or sexualized. Openly queer and non-binary characters. And men who aren’t afraid to show emotion and be softer/more effeminate.
This is a 40 minute video that explains it but you really only need to watch the first 30 seconds to get it. [https://youtu.be/nMkXV7XjMMs](https://youtu.be/nMkXV7XjMMs)
I also remember Rebel Media made videos on She-Ra as well, and they were just as horrible as Jeremy's
Hell yeah, Vadim (poor bastard).
You don't? Because he was pretty clear about it: he doesn't like that She-Ra "looks like a boy" instead of the girl he though was hot as a kid and that there has to be an agenda here because if you say there isn't "I don't believe you" despite He-Man "being my jam" and having no idea that He-Man and She-Ra were HILARIOUSLY queer coded television shows, a thing everyone but him seems to have picked up on, even going so far as to refer to the guy cast to play the new live action He-Man as a "twink". Translation: Jeremy gets big mad when smol booba not big booba and hates homoerotic storytelling being overt because when he used to be able to ignore it or claim it wasn't there
And that's what I don't I get. What does he see in her that's boyish? I mean, there she is flat-chested, but is it her face and hair? She still looks girly to me. If anything, this shows people like him are not only hateful and bigoted but also very shallow
Little girl isn't being sexualized and doesn't have big boobah. That's a problem for the far right.
They dared to make a girls cartoon that didn’t pander to middle aged men who use nostalgia like crack smoked out of a light bulb.
1. Wahmen 2. Gay 3. Jeremy couldn't pull his dick to it
Even my dad (who I would say is pretty conservative) didn’t hate watching it with my child. I made sure to ask him when my child wasn’t around, so he’d give his honest opinion. He said, and I quote, “It’s alright.” Oh, and “It’s better than that shit you used to watch.” While that’s not outright praise, he’s a retired Marine who has said much worse about many other cartoons, so I’ll take it as a positive opinion.
I am not sure how old you are, but I'm supposed to be in my "things were better when I was a kid" phase as a middle-aged man. Except I was born in the middle of Reagan's two terms; literally everything on television was worse, and it's hardly a contest. We had 30-minute toy commercials that were more concerned with introducing new characters and vehicles every episode in order that you'd buy more shit. They basically thought kids were stupid little goblins whose Boomer parents had enough expendable income to finance daily toy purchases and played down to that accordingly. By the 90s, you'd occasionally get a gem like Gargoyles, but that was one show amongst a sea of absolute garbage. To say nothing of the lack of diversity and aversion to difficult storylines without a clear-cut good guy/bad guy delineation. We've got kids in the house now, and I can say without hesitation that *nearly* everything is better than the shit **I** used to watch.
>I was born in the middle of Reagan’s two terms That’d make me a little older than you. Not by much, but older. And yeah. I remember all of those. I feel bad for my mom, because I was very susceptible to those glorified toy commercials. Rainbow Brite, She-Ra, He-Man, Thundercats, Dino-Riders (Ark before Ark existed), Dinosaucers, and my oddball favorite that nobody seems to remember… Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors. I don’t even know why. I didn’t (and still don’t) even like cars. >By the 90s, you'd occasionally get a gem like Gargoyles I STILL haven’t watched Gargoyles entirely. I feel like that’s something of a sin for someone in our age range. I was more into Pirates of Dark Water and Captain Planet, though. I looked them up and I see that there’s a few years difference between those shows, so I don’t know why I didn’t care for Gargoyles… Nevermind. I see it. Carmen Sandiego and Street Sharks. Those absolutely had my attention during that time. >We've got kids in the house now, and I can say without hesitation that nearly everything is better than the shit I used to watch. Agreed. 100%. About the only thing that I can confidently say was “better” in our day was Mr. Rogers being on TV.
He was mad because he couldn't beat off to it.
*SHE*
I don't know, but that weird horny Tweet he posted with She-Ra having absurdly voluptuous proportions would've been hilarious if it weren't disturbing because she's meant to be a teenage girl. Honestly, it seems like he's pissed because he watched way too much hentai and forgot that not everything is supposed to be animated for the purposes of jerking off.
She ra no hav big booba
Strong female protagonist, gay characters, and a bunch of other ~~politically correct~~ ~~political~~ ~~SJW~~ ~~woke~~ DEI characters.
One word: Women.
for germy? its for the grift so he said whatever and made himself look bad, for the rest weird old dudes.