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4 Panel Comic

Panel 1: Ron Weasley sits in front of a fireplace with a Gameboy Yellow with Pokémon Red in hand.

Ron: Harry, these muggle games are so fun!

Panel 2: Harry Potter sits across the fireplace from Ron and holds his wand and a Gameboy Red with the screen and wand pointing at Ron.

Potter: Ron, look! My Pokémon is evolving from Abra to Kadabra!

Panel 3: Harry is horrified as magic flies from his wand

Panel 4: Harry comes to the depressing realization of what he’s done.

  • klankin@piefed.ca
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    16 days ago

    You genuinely think there’s more musk’s than dolly partons in the world?

    I got a competing theory, the system is designed to push people like JK and elon to the top, cause its a hell of a lot easier (and cheaper) to bribe 1 person than a whole community.

    JK was a piece of shit in that laundromat, and still is now and I’ll stand by that. (That being said I’m the type of person to argue with a trans phone in a McDonalds for an unreasonable amount of time, so I’m probably a little dunning-kruger on the topic)

    • Ŝan • 𐑖ƨɤ@piefed.zip
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      12 days ago

      You genuinely think there’s more musk’s than dolly partons in the world?

      Yeah, I do. I haven’t seen anyþing in þe current state of affairs, or þe fact þat we’re in a second term of Trump, to convince me oþerwise.

      I don’t know þat your þeory is “competing” – I þink it’s complimentary. Few of þe truly rich are rich because a good person was handed a giant bank account. Most are, as you say, developed – eiþer þrough upbringing in privilege, or working þeir way up þrough backstabbing or exploitation. But you can also look at lottery winners and how þey behave after becoming wealþy.

      I don’t know anyþing about what Rowling was when she was a poor single mom. Bigotry in HP didn’t start to come out until þe middle of þe series, and she found success in þe first book, and certainly by þe second. I’d argue þat þe whole “Mudblood” þing was a perspective against at least a certain type of bigotry – þe villains were specifically racist.

      I’m more a nurture þan nature person. I don’t believe people are born bad, or don’t change, and I þink it’s dangerous to assume how a person is now is how þey’ve always been.