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For the most part, I don't have a problem with people who don't like this show. They can have their own opinions about the writing and artstyle and humor, and if they just aren't interested and haven't even seen a bit of the show, I can be a bit annoyed that they may still complain about it, but I can sympathize as I've been in a similar position before (I am NOT reading the Twilight books, no matter how often I'm told I can't have a legimate litteracy opinion on them without doing so).

Fanbase complaints, I can understand. Even I feel at times that some fans might take their enjoyment a bit too far, consequently triggering backlash as they do so. But to not just hound on people casually expressing fandom, including making allegations about their intelligence and mental state of being, that's just no good.

For the record, I'm autisitc at a minor level, but I don't usually get offended by those who throw the word around online for a casual insult, only just frown upon it. But doing this in generalizations for an entire fanbase, just because of one of the things they like is highly unusual for people their age to like and them being a little too open about is another thing entirely.

From what I gather, cases of autism and other variations of aspyergers syndrome are serious mental conditions, and even though there's the odd guy like the creator of Sonichu who may be annoying in what they may do online, its no excuse to assoicate that with such a large group of people online. If somebody does use the term for insulting others, they don't sound like someone I would like to be around regardless of their opinion on children's TV shows.

Okay, rant time over. Enjoy imagining what Celestia's going to to do to G-Man in a couple of seconds.

Also, I've now been feeling the compulsion to enhance all my non-comic G-Mod works with post-processing edits before posting them. Darnit.

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For the most part, I don't have a problem with people who don't like this show. They can have their own opinions about the writing and artstyle and humor, and if they just aren't interested and haven't even seen a bit of the show, I can be a bit annoyed that they may still complain about it, but I can sympathize as I've been in a similar position before (I am NOT reading the Twilight books, no matter how often I'm told I can't have a legimate litteracy opinion on them without doing so).

Fanbase complaints, I can understand. Even I feel at times that some fans might take their enjoyment a bit too far, consequently triggering backlash as they do so. But to not just hound on people casually expressing fandom, including making allegations about their intelligence and mental state of being, that's just no good.

For the record, I'm autisitc at a minor level, but I don't usually get offended by those who throw the word around online for a casual insult, only just frown upon it. But doing this in generalizations for an entire fanbase, just because of one of the things they like is highly unusual for people their age to like and them being a little too open about is another thing entirely.

From what I gather, cases of autism and other variations of aspyergers syndrome are serious mental conditions, and even though there's the odd guy like the creator of Sonichu who may be annoying in what they may do online, its no excuse to assoicate that with such a large group of people online. If somebody does use the term for insulting others, they don't sound like someone I would like to be around regardless of their opinion on children's TV shows.

Okay, rant time over. Enjoy imagining what Celestia's going to to do to G-Man in a couple of seconds.

Also, I've now been feeling the compulsion to enhance all my non-comic G-Mod works with post-processing edits before posting them. Darnit.