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Anti logic

Fictional murder: fictional

Fictional gore: fictional

Fictional abuse: fictional

Fictional shooting: fictional

Fictional adults: fictional

Fictional rape: REAL LIFE

Fictional minors: REAL LIFE

Fictional romantic abuse: REAL LIFE

Fictional necrophilia/pedophilia/zoophilia: REAL LIFE

And as a bonus

Real life threats: fictional

Real life threats(spesifially towards anti-shippers): REAL LIFE

(DO NOT INTERACT: Radqueers/TransIDs and people whos DNIs I belong in)

ex anti culture is stressing about whether I should see my f/o as my father or my husband a few months ago and now just realizing that,,, I can see him as BOTH,,,

what if instead of mouthwashing it was 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓪𝓴washing and instead of Jimmy taking responsibility he jorked his peanits

a one minute and thirty second compliation of antis clamining to be normal while wishing the most psychopathic and deranged things to happen to proshippers when like half of the community is made up of minors

(crossposted from Reddit)

"Age gap ships promote pedophilia!" "Incest ships promote incest irl!" okay so FNAF promotes child murder

I really hate people who go out of their way to exclude jimmy in literally everything. First of all, mouthwashing wouldn't *be* mouthwashing without him. The crash would've never occurred, and the game as a whole wouldn't even exist. It just proves that you guys hate to see morally wrong characters in media. It's possible to like a character and not condone their actions. Second of all, I don't get the hate I see for Jimmy and the love I see for Curly when Curly literally let Jimmy into the cockpit because he didn't want to ruin his reputation. Lastly. He's not real. You guys know he's not real, right? It's important to me that you know that. It's not like people are liking an irl abuser like Wilbur Soot or something.

(also, call me wokey d. pronouns for this or whatever but I really hate when people use real people's names who are actually despicable people in reference to him, like "J Diddy" or "Jadolf Jitler". It's just not funny to me.)

"A butler who isn't also a little bit babygirl isn't worth his salt."

I just read that Donald Trump and his circus took down a website called reproductiverights.gov

This was a website to help women learn about their reproductive rights in the US and to find health care.

This is absolutely disgusting so I’ll share in this post some resources in case you need them:

https://www.nichd.nih.gov/

Contraception and Birth Control Resources

Links to websites of groups that study or provide information about contraception and birth control.

Reproductive Freedom for All

Resources for Accessing Abortion Care

Browse resources for accessing abortion care: find providers, get information and advice, access abortion funds, legal advocacy and more.

plancpills.org

PLAN C: Abortion pills by mail in every state

Plan C is an information resource for self-managed, at-home abortion with pills. Learn how people in the U.S. are accessing abortion pill op

National Abortion Federation

Home - National Abortion Federation

The National Abortion Federation (NAF) is the professional association of abortion providers in North America. We believe that women should

https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn

The argument that “fiction affects reality” is inherently flawed, as even those who advocate for it often contradict themselves without realizing it. Allow me to illustrate this with an example. If you were to ask an “anti” whether media depicting homosexuality makes someone gay, their answer would most likely be “no” (unless they hold conservative views). However, if you then asked whether media depicting age-gap relationships makes someone a pedophile, their answer would almost certainly be “yes.”

This contradiction exposes a clear rhetorical fallacy and highlights the hypocrisy at play. Historically, people have frequently blamed fictional depictions of controversial actions as a means of justifying their own moral perspectives, rooted in a sense of inherent moral superiority.

Doesn’t it make more sense that reality influences fiction, rather than the other way around? After all, fiction is fundamentally rooted in real-world experiences and concepts.