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Final Fantasy 14 director Yoshida asks fans not to "personally attack" Wuk Lamat actress
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See the strange thing about these points your making isn't your concerns and whether they're valid or not, they're your opinions and you're entitled to those. Whats strange is your reaction and defensiveness.
If you're not racist then Sena isn't talking about you, and if you're not personally attacking her, then Yoshi-P isn't talking about you either.
So why are you so upset about those statements from both of those people?
You're making me out to be more upset about this than I am, I call her a brat because she's using her identity (and the black community) as a shield against the statements she herself is making on her socials. When people understandably called her out on it for being incorrect, she calls them transphobes and racists.
except she is, just because I don't like how the song was used.
You've been upset enough to call her a brat for calling "us all racist" (whoever "us" is), treating it as a personal attack on yourself, when its not actually applying to you. Only to then get defensive and change your reasoning when called out on it.
These two are not the same;
Whichever way it is, or how upset you actually are, it seems very misplaced.