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Topic	WW promo riling up sensitive SJWs again
Dash_Harber 05/12/17 12:57:21 AM #7:	Wutobliteration posted... Dash_Harber posted... Wutobliteration posted... Dash_Harber posted... To be fair, it's an awkward as fuck thing to do in the first place, especially when fans were already leery about thin Gal Gadot playing a character that is normally strongly associated with an Amazonian build. It's like "Oh, you think you were annoyed by our casting before? Just wait until we make a campaign that mocks your disappointment and concern! That'll win you over to our side!". lol you still think Gadot looks thin? Did you even watch the trailers? She bulked up alot since BvS No, I said that was a concern when she was cast by the majority. I wasn't making a personal judgment. I was pointing out that it was a really, really stupid move to try and bring up a complaint of fans and mock them for it. except this has nothing to do with Gadot. The complaints by these people are mostly about the brand name and the image of WW as a strong woman. Also btw it's only the men like you people here on CE who were complaining on Gadot before, cos you love your woman all fat and chubby, huh Where did you learn to read English? I never said I felt that way; personally, I'm indifferent because I have no connection to the character and I don't care about the movie. I was pointing out that if you do something that potential customers complain about (rightfully or not) it's probably a bad idea to incorporate it into your add campaign. Maybe you were having trouble controlling your raging anti-SJW boner or you were too busy frothing at the mouth to actually read my post, but I wasn't casting any judgements, merely pointing out that it's usually a stupid idea to bring up sore spots of potential customers. Jesus Christ, man, read. <cite>Dash_Harber posted [p:878942192] in WW promo r... [t:75337208]...</cite> <quote><cite>Wutobliteration posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Wutobliteration posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote>To be fair, it's an awkward as fuck thing to do in the first place, especially when fans were already leery about thin Gal Gadot playing a character that is normally strongly associated with an Amazonian build. It's like "Oh, you think you were annoyed by our casting before? Just wait until we make a campaign that mocks your disappointment and concern! That'll win you over to our side!".</quote> lol you still think Gadot looks thin? Did you even watch the trailers? She bulked up alot since BvS</quote> No, I said that was a concern when she was cast by the majority. I wasn't making a personal judgment. I was pointing out that it was a really, really stupid move to try and bring up a complaint of fans and mock them for it.</quote> except this has nothing to do with Gadot. The complaints by these people are mostly about the brand name and the image of WW as a strong woman. Also btw it's only the men like you people here on CE who were complaining on Gadot before, cos you love your woman all fat and chubby, huh</quote> Where did you learn to read English? I never said I felt that way; personally, I'm indifferent because I have no connection to the character and I don't care about the movie. I was pointing out that if you do something that potential customers complain about (rightfully or not) it's probably a bad idea to incorporate it into your add campaign. Maybe you were having trouble controlling your raging anti-SJW boner or you were too busy frothing at the mouth to actually read my post, but I wasn't casting any judgements, merely pointing out that it's usually a stupid idea to bring up sore spots of potential customers. Jesus Christ, man, read.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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