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BearlyWilling 02/22/24 11:56:50 AM #20:	masterpug53 posted... My best guess is the dude thinks people hated Sokka's sexism being removed because...we all thought Sokka was being his best self when he was putting those icky uppity girls in their place? Other than that, yeah, 'chud' was completely meaningless in that post apart from trolling. More like I just dont see it as a legitimate complaint. It is a blip on the radar of character development in the original series, especially for him. Id be more worried about how they intend to show his fumbling, and subsequent growth, as a leader when they have confirmed they arent doing Day of the Black Sunat least now, anyway. I will say that criticism of the change with Aangs backstory is valid, and is a much more important indicator of possible disconnect between the writers and source material than the removal of a brief period of Sokka being sexist. Its a big part of what he deals with personally as well as socially with people constantly questioning where he went. Sokkas sexism, on the other hand, effectively vanishes after their run in with the Kyoshi Warriors. Not saying Ive seen it here, nor was the comment directed at anyone here either, but it doesnt help that early complaints about this across the internet were largely rooted in complaints about the show being woke. --- Hmm... <cite>BearlyWilling posted [p:978981296] in Live actio... [t:80702865]...</cite> <quote>masterpug53 posted... </cite><quote>My best guess is the dude thinks people hated Sokka's sexism being removed because...we all thought Sokka was being his best self when he was putting those icky uppity girls in their place? Other than that, yeah, 'chud' was completely meaningless in that post apart from trolling.</quote>More like I just dont see it as a legitimate complaint. It is a blip on the radar of character development in the original series, especially for him. Id be more worried about how they intend to show his fumbling, and subsequent growth, as a leader when they have confirmed they arent doing Day of the Black Sunat least now, anyway. I will say that criticism of the change with Aangs backstory is valid, and is a much more important indicator of possible disconnect between the writers and source material than the removal of a brief period of Sokka being sexist. Its a big part of what he deals with personally as well as socially with people constantly questioning where he went. Sokkas sexism, on the other hand, effectively vanishes after their run in with the Kyoshi Warriors. Not saying Ive seen it here, nor was the comment directed at anyone here either, but it doesnt help that early complaints about this across the internet were largely rooted in complaints about the show being woke. --- Hmm...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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