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<blockquote data-quote="Reincarnator" data-source="post: 29453089" data-attributes="member: 580695"><p>I don't think anybody would care if this was a new story with new characters. For me, the problem lies in replacing well-established and beloved characters or historical figures with different races and genders/gender identities to further political agendas and push forward specific narratives to the public, expecting them to be embraced with open arms. While this isn't a new phenomenon, it has recently become somewhat unbearable due to the increasing prevalence of such replacements.</p><p></p><p>Why can't these creators develop new and better stories, franchises, and characters that reflect the diversity of race and gender/gender identities they desire in the name of inclusivity? Then again, not everyone is as invested in movies and TV shows to care as much as a true enthusiast would.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Reincarnator, post: 29453089, member: 580695"] I don't think anybody would care if this was a new story with new characters. For me, the problem lies in replacing well-established and beloved characters or historical figures with different races and genders/gender identities to further political agendas and push forward specific narratives to the public, expecting them to be embraced with open arms. While this isn't a new phenomenon, it has recently become somewhat unbearable due to the increasing prevalence of such replacements. Why can't these creators develop new and better stories, franchises, and characters that reflect the diversity of race and gender/gender identities they desire in the name of inclusivity? Then again, not everyone is as invested in movies and TV shows to care as much as a true enthusiast would. [/QUOTE]
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