Social Meme Thread v.85: Shereddit (No Code Words)

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@ICHEERTHEBULL for some reason all your posts are showing this to me recently. Don't deny me my daily dose of socialists memes comrade!
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A Very Serious Cat said:
Just plain sad of them. Their obsession with representing every conceivable race and sexual kink doesn't extent to them it seems
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kink aside (which is fucked up), I think it’s pretty cool that black people are getting more representation. I was annoyed for a long time about it but then started talking to my black friends here in Detroit (over 40 crowd). They didn’t really have any representation on the big or small screens when we were growing up.

“Do you know how incredibly happy it makes my 8 and 10 year old daughters to see someone up on that screen that looks like them? I never had that.”

it doesn’t hurt me and it makes little kids really happy, so I think that’s pretty cool.
 
Sir Burton said:
kink aside (which is fucked up), I think it’s pretty cool that black people are getting more representation. I was annoyed for a long time about it but then started talking to my black friends here in Detroit (over 40 crowd). They didn’t really have any representation on the big or small screens when we were growing up.

“Do you know how incredibly happy it makes my 8 and 10 year old daughters to see someone up on that screen that looks like them? I never had that.”

it doesn’t hurt me and it makes little kids really happy, so I think that’s pretty cool.
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I have no problem with black characters but changing the race of existing characters (usually of the redheads for some reason) is just plain tokenism. I mean god forbid people actually put in the work to make an interesting original ip once in a while
 
Sir Burton said:
kink aside (which is fucked up), I think it’s pretty cool that black people are getting more representation. I was annoyed for a long time about it but then started talking to my black friends here in Detroit (over 40 crowd). They didn’t really have any representation on the big or small screens when we were growing up.

“Do you know how incredibly happy it makes my 8 and 10 year old daughters to see someone up on that screen that looks like them? I never had that.”

it doesn’t hurt me and it makes little kids really happy, so I think that’s pretty cool.
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As someone in my 40's I disagree. What the hell were they watching?
 
Sir Burton said:
kink aside (which is fucked up), I think it’s pretty cool that black people are getting more representation. I was annoyed for a long time about it but then started talking to my black friends here in Detroit (over 40 crowd). They didn’t really have any representation on the big or small screens when we were growing up.

“Do you know how incredibly happy it makes my 8 and 10 year old daughters to see someone up on that screen that looks like them? I never had that.”

it doesn’t hurt me and it makes little kids really happy, so I think that’s pretty cool.
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No representation? Below is a short list of popular TV shows about blacks ranging from the early 1970s all the way through the 2000s.

Sanford and Son 1972 - 1977
Good Times 1974 - 1979
The Jeffersons 1975 - 1985
What's Happening 1976 - 1979
The Cosby Show 1984 - 1992
A Different World 1987 - 1993
Family Matters 1989 - 1998
Fresh Prince of Bel Air 1990 - 1996
Martin 1992 - 1997
The Jamie Foxx Show 1996 - 2001

The list goes on and on. See: The 50 greatest black TV shows / sitcoms of all time
 
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Sir Burton said:
kink aside (which is fucked up), I think it’s pretty cool that black people are getting more representation. I was annoyed for a long time about it but then started talking to my black friends here in Detroit (over 40 crowd). They didn’t really have any representation on the big or small screens when we were growing up.

“Do you know how incredibly happy it makes my 8 and 10 year old daughters to see someone up on that screen that looks like them? I never had that.”

it doesn’t hurt me and it makes little kids really happy, so I think that’s pretty cool.
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