Kulturkampf

[Alpacx]

[HaughtyFrank]

There really is a strange, counterproductive riot culture that's just about breaking random shit. Compare this to the gen-z riot in Nepal where all the violence focused on government buildings and the houses where the actual politicians live. Overall certainly a violent protest but without just randomly wrecking your own infrastructure. 

Maybe with Nepal being one of the poorest countries in the world there is less of a concept where you just take everything for granted. You wreck the bike sharing and a month later someone rebuilds it, so you don't give a fuck. (And if they don't rebuild it you riot again because bike shares are your human right)

[HaughtyFrank]

Since the clips got deleted here's one of them again

It's from a 175k Kickstarter show called "Bunlith" created by the person who made the bloodborne kart parody game which went sorta viral

[benji]

[simiansmarts]

Since the clips got deleted here's one of them again

It's from a 175k Kickstarter show called "Bunlith" created by the person who made the bloodborne kart parody game which went sorta viral

- name is lilith 
- is a furry 
- goth girl kink 
- typical nasally nerd voice 
- PS1/N64 graphics because so retro 
 
come on, this is literally every internet person of gender trope in the book. if you told me this was made to make fun of this modern stereotype, i would believe it.    

 
 
The animation work isn't even bad, clearly work was put into this. It's just that every narcissistic impulse of the creator is on full-display to get back pats from his polycule discord with absolute zero self-awareness

[Uncle]

Since the clips got deleted here's one of them again

It's from a 175k Kickstarter show called "Bunlith" created by the person who made the bloodborne kart parody game which went sorta viral

re: the top video, the grooming video

people are interpreting a story told during an interview about the making of the show as being inspired by the idea of a real life child approaching this trans person as a "witch" and having the opportunity to introduce them to the wide world of trans

14:27

Creator: I want to say 2022. Um, I was having a smoke in my favorite parking lot. You all have, we all have a favorite parking lot. And this uh lady started walking towards me like, you know, imagine this like a median voter woman sort of walking towards me. She, like, she like approaches me like, like I'm an explosive device that needs to be disarmed. She had like her arms out and she was like, "hey uh, uh I don't know how to approach you." Um, she didn't actually say that but that was the vibe she was giving off and I was like, "what's up?" And she's, like, just completely, completely not what I expected. She was like, "Hi, you. We live in the same apartment complex. Uh, my my daughter won't stop talking about the real life witch who lives upstairs. Uh, if if we ever, like, if she ever like sees you, could she like approach? Would that be okay?" And I was like, I was like, "What?" It was [laughter] like, crazy.

Interviewer: Oh dear.

Creator: And I guess that's kind of what the uh basis of the premise came from.

Interviewer: So thanks to this random woman approaching you and talking about the witch upstairs, suddenly bam, we got a cartoon going here.

Creator: [laughter] Yeah, pretty much.

and the story is about a younger person getting swept up in this adventure with a confident trans, and the young person turns out to have been a repressed trans all along, and the confident trans gets to groom crack that egg

[HaughtyFrank]

[HaughtyFrank]