How common is this in western media?

Goku is unbeatable to any human once he gets his Super Saiyan forms, which are available to him and to no human ever for one and one reason only:
Goku is a saiyan, humans are not saiyans. Hard work means nothing for any human because they can't become Super Saiyan. Goku rises above humans because he was born privileged with this ability they are incapable of no matter how hard they try.

>my point, left still unrebutted
Humans in Dragon Ball canonically can't even beat Goku with Super Saiyan 1, no matter how hard they train. Let alone now that Saiyans have more than 20 successive Super Saiyan forms available to them solely because they were born lucky like Goku, meanwhile the humans can't even grasp the power of SS1, because they were born less lucky than Goku.

Tien isn't human, he's a descendant of the Triclops race, lol. Imagine not knowing anything about the series you yourself are desperately trying to defend.
And 17 and 18 are enhanced cyborgs, not humans. They didn't work for their powers, because no amount of work puts a human comparable to Super Saiyans in the DBZ canon.

You can only be born lucky, like Goku was. Be borna. regular human and it's impossible to reach those powerlevels because you're not as privelidged from birth as Goku canonically was.

And Goku's power level went beyond what any human could possibly achieve no matter how hard they trained solely and for no other reason than because Goku was born with the power of Super Saiyans.
>https://dragonball.fandom.com/wiki/Triclops
>"The Triclops[1] (三つ目人 Mitsume-jin, "Three-Eyed People") is an ancient group of three-eyed aliens from which Tien Shinhan is descended."
Cope.

You could also watch the show, you know, where he grows arms from his back and splits into 4 clones like that species is known for doing, or better yet read Daizenshuu 4 where it says in clear sentences that Tien is a triclops who got his triclops powers and triclops eye from the fact he is not a human but a triclops.

Or you could just continue bawling about the canon fact Goku is only powerful because he was born luckier than everyone. Either works.

Goku isn't the only Saiyan tho nothing he does is exclusive to him not even ultra instinct since other people can do it

Goku might be naturally stronger than most humans by virtue of being a Saiyan, but he was on Earth to start with because his race's quasi-Spartan society judged him at birth to be a bottom class weakling unfit to be raised among them as a fellow warrior. That's why they stuffed him in a pod with one clean diaper and shot him into space to conquer a lesser people or starve to death whichever came first, who cares?

He eventually becomes who he is by working for it and going beyond his originally estimated potential. Compare him with Vegeta who is the heir to the Saiyan throne and is now a hopeless jobber 90% of the time

>Goku was born with the PL of a fit full-grown man
goddamn

To be fair Goku is also the son of two trash tier Saiyan goons but he's managed to eclipse prodigies, mutants and galactic warlords through hard work and dedication. If you compare him to humans yes he fits but against the wider universe he bucks the trend

>it's still a very different moral from being BORN special.
true, especially since him being born "special" put him on the lowest social rung of society.

And yet they die to human destructo disc techniques if they don't see them coming/take them seriously

For that matter the transformers are pretty powerful too. Original DB had a rabbit that could turn people into carrots with a touch, and Buu turned people into candy. Magic is scary yo

>Super Saiyan only affects your bloodline once you transform for the first time so Goku wouldn’t have gotten advantage from that shit
Source on that? Cuz that would mean Goten and Trunks have super saiyan blood.

Not to mention the transformation is triggered by EXTREME anger brought on by shit like
>My best friend has been murdered right in front of me
>My father has been murdered right in front of me
>My race, my planet and my wife are about to be killed by space Hitler
>Vegeta's nearly suicidal self loathing
Most if not all Saiyan are sociopaths incapable of giving a damn enough to get that angry

This is what happens when you let a gag manga writer write one of the most popular action manga of all time

>I am not getting hung up on anything, autist.
lol look at the homosexual get heated, he can't even come up with his own insults too. Get fricked looser

>He's still going
For someone not heated you've been replying angrily to a lot of people for not following some arbitrary rules you made up

I have not trolled anywhere. I accept your concession.

>He's still going
For someone not heated you've been replying angrily to a lot of people for not following some arbitrary rules you made up

You're still going too. Why do people keep thinking that "he's still going" is an argument?

>For someone not heated you've been replying angrily to a lot of people for not following some arbitrary rules you made up
Why are you lying?

By fricking around in spaced essentially.
But the point is it's not a birthrite of spacenoids.
The implication is that random people, even among earthnoids, adapt to the turmoils of 3D navigation more quickly. Newtypes are more noticed among spacenoids because they simply have a head start adapting to space.

>EVERYONE is capable of learning some ninja magic
I always thought that was weird. Like, why isn't that standard? In real life acrobatics or boxing has little practical use outside of fun, but in Naruto ninja skills have incredible utility. Shouldn't all children at least be taught that fast travel tree jumping thing?

>As such Lee isn’t a poo person he’s more like a cripple or moron.
And look how far the motherfricker went with a few years of hard work

Yeah he got bodied by a guy who was destined to be leader of his people.
Aristos 1
Peasants 0

>Dude managed to not only compete but held his own pretty damn well against Garra to the point that Garra had to go full moron to win
Still lost harder than Gaara.
>Garra had to go full moron to win
Meaning Gaara was so strong he didn't even need to take Rock seriously
Aristo 1
Peasants 0

What I mean is that even if he lost he managed to rock the world of someone he should have never been able to touch, that's alone is pretty impressive

I never said or implied anywhere that I'm Mexican. You're projecting.

I'm white, unlike you.

That homosexual spent most of the thread getting low effort trolled and it was hilarious

I was never trolled. You are seething because you lost the argument.

You are not trolling me. You are pretending. You are seething because you lost the argument and you can't get over it.

No I haven't. You are pretending. You are seething because you lost the argument. You keep coming back to the thread because you can't get over it.

Gaybaiting can get you pretty damn far sometimes

Watch more than one anime.

All this board does is criticize Western shit. Cinemaphile doesn't actually like anything.
It just so happens to be a fact that anime and manga are much more guilty of what OP is claiming.

No, this is more prevalent in Western stories and the comic is criticizing Western stories. People just don't want to admit it.

Delusional or dishonest bullshit. You have very obviously watched extremely little anime if you think OP's comic applies to all of them except isekai. In fact isekai is much more likely to contain that trope than other anime.

It's not, but you keep crying.

It is. Keep crying.

I have not tried to be a janny or sperged out anywhere. You also haven't "called out" anything. I've dominated the thread easily from start to finish.

I'm neither of those things. You're still here seething because you lost the argument.

Imagine coming from Cinemaphile, trying to bait and piss off Cinemaphile, but then shitting and pissing yourself in a seething rage instead.
Fricking high hilarity.

I never came here from Cinemaphile. I never baited. I never seethed. I accept your concession.

That homosexual spent most of the thread getting low effort trolled and it was hilarious

>Oh he was actually trained in a special technique that would be OP in this exact situation years ago, we just never showed it on screen or mentioned it before now
is 100% asspull, but not Divine Right of Kings.

>I just think Hori got sick and tired of the series and just wants it over with.
I remember hearing that the second movie was where he originally wanted to end it, with bakagou taking one for all. So yeah, with how much time he was taking off due to illness, he's probably sick of it.
The worst part for me was when Twice reached his true potential, only to get killed off in the next arc before he could do anything.

>full power Twice is super busted
If he had left it for the last arc it could have been great.

If you made Deku female, there would be 95% more shipping though and most of it would be yuri

Personally I believe in Femneta

Not gonna lie the world needs more gross horny girls god imagine how much porn there would be of her unironic best girl

I like this more, since I can just imagine her flicking the bean all day and shipping all her male classmates together though the amount of balls jokes goes down unless you make a lot of "balls in my face" jokes.

If you made Deku female, there would be 95% more shipping though and most of it would be yuri

>kubo
Sorry, Hori. Mixed the authors alittle bit

>her powers work by taking mass from other Kamalas across the multiverse
How exactly does that work? Does this mean every time 616 Kamala uses her powers she cucks another Kamala somewhere out in the multiverse out of using hers? Sounds like it can lead to some interesting implication, like the idea that using her powers might be causing an incalculable amount of deaths somewhere else because other Kamalas get depowered in crucial moments and either die or fail to save people.

Ah. Well then that makes me question what exactly did anon who complained that "she's special because her powers are tied to the multiverse" mean, because that's basically how all powers in Marvel work. Except instead of drawing shit from specialized punch dimension Kamala's power just takes a shortcut. And I assume every other Kamala in the multiverse with the same power operates the same way.

It's like a driver's license. If you're only ever doing donuts in a field on your own property nobody cares, and if you need to drive a woman in labor to a hospital the authorities are probably going to ask too many questions, but if you're involved in a traffic accident the consequences for you are going to be way way worse if they check and find out you also didn't have a license to be driving at all.

Just walking around being what you are is fine, but there's no good Samaritan laws for quirks. If someone's in trouble and you try to use your powers to help without a license it's your ass if it goes wrong or your ass period if there's violence involved.

>If someone's in trouble and you try to use your powers to help without a license it's your ass if it goes wrong or your ass period if there's violence involved.
So basically, people are discouraged from using their unregistered powers even in cases where their interference might save a life? That's kinda fricked up.

This is the whole reason behind the "Meta-Human Liberation Front" and their ideology. Destro believed that people with quirks have a natural right to make use of their powers and social restrictions against them are rooted in fear or unwillingness to address the root social causes of supervillainy.

I mean yeah the MHLF are essentially superpower Libertarians that have decided that since bad regulations exist having no regulations is optimal, as if that's not already something that happened and was so awful that the current flawed system was implemented to fix it.

>That seems like a swing from one extreme end of the spectrum to another. Like, what if your power is "firing blasts of concentrated radiation" or anything similarly dangerous, or they are just uncontrollable? Sounds like there needs to be some middle ground because both these ideas suck, but I'm frankly not sure how it should be implemented. Power-dampening devices for anyone with problematic powers? Obligatory training courses for uncontrollable quirks? Idk.
The X-Men have been trying to tackle this issue for 59 years and still haven't put forward a good answer.

>That seems like a swing from one extreme end of the spectrum to another. Like, what if your power is "firing blasts of concentrated radiation" or anything similarly dangerous, or they are just uncontrollable? Sounds like there needs to be some middle ground because both these ideas suck, but I'm frankly not sure how it should be implemented. Power-dampening devices for anyone with problematic powers? Obligatory training courses for uncontrollable quirks? Idk.
The X-Men have been trying to tackle this issue for 59 years and still haven't put forward a good answer.

>Obligatory training courses for uncontrollable quirks?
This seems like the best one. Like, violent morons exist irl but we have courses tot ry and help them integrate into society, better still if society already accepts you and all you need to do is learn how to shut your dangerous power on and off instead of being forced to choose between joining the police or becoming The Joker.

Yes, if they're not willing to try and integrate. Noone in the series so far has a truly unmanageable quirk, even Shiggy's Decay is stopped by just wearing gloves.
Just like irl if you are too crazy to cooperate or are just not willing to try you get sent to jail. That's fair.

There's usually some sort of power dampening chicanery to avoid the implications that power may cause, but problems like these that challenge these situations are a tough moral and ethical call. If there's a truly uncontrollable and destructive power, the answer might range from banishment to taking the power away to even death. It's always gonna be something messy.

>why don't they just keep making those serums Overhaul produced that take away quirks
Aside from Overhaul being a selfish little frickface, those serums require harvesting the flesh from a little girl. Plus, who's the one distributing and administering this irreversible product? Not to mention the reception since calling it controversial would be underselling it. In their world a quirk is tied to their identity, would removing it be ego death? The morals and logistics are a fricking nightmare.

...Do...Do any of the non mutants or anti X-Men people call this out or not? If I knew nothing about the X-men I would've assumed this was supervillain recruitment.

Thematically it makes sense, sure, but in a logical sense the X-men are fricking horrifying. Imagine a group of people born with nigh absolute destructive power capable of, and may have already committed, massive death and calamity. Instead of learning to control or even remove the power's negative effects entirely, the superpowered just go
>lol its who I am deal with it
and face no consequences since they can atomize them away with a fart.

>Invalidating the experiences of mutants with negative powers so those with pretty privilege/positive powers can feel better about themselves doesn't help anyone in-universe or out.
You gotta remember that a good amount of X-gays AND X-writers seem to be self inserters who think they'd get cool powers and not be Jimmy six buttholes

Yeah, well the x-men were claimed as gay property so they can never be villains.

oh yeah forgot that's how they made them, but there's gotta be like one other person out of literal billions with a similar power that can replicate a similar effect, better yet get a bunch of scientists to try and reproduce it without harming anyone

>Sounds like there needs to be some middle ground because both these ideas suck, but I'm frankly not sure how it should be implemented. Power-dampening devices for anyone with problematic powers? Obligatory training courses for uncontrollable quirks? Idk.
Thats precisely the problem. In-universe, the law can't (or doesnt want to) make laws covering every possible quirk under the sun. Some powers are mundane like stretching out your eyeballs or long fingers or blowing bubbles while others are shit like destroying DNA or melting flesh or making people shit out their lungs and vomit entrails. The same world where someone has harmless shit like sweating moisturizer is the same world where someone can literally murder-pulverize ANYTHING with a single touch.

MHA is a work of fiction. It's not real. The characters don't exist. Super powers don't exist.

Literally every Shonen ever

Literally every shounen has a society where an aristocratic elite wields supreme power while everyone else is a powerless, slave-like peasant?

Yes that is my post. What about it?

I'm not taking anything literally, autist.

>That's not even the point the comic was trying to make, it shits on the trope of "underdog character is actually supremely blessed and shits all over the theme 'hard work' it originally tried to convey,' you're the only one itt caught up about "muh aristocratic elite"
I am the one who is correctly understanding the comic, not you.

I'm the only one who gets it.

>says he's not taking anything literally
>has a connipton over the hyperbolic sentence "Literally every Shounen"
Back to Cinemaphile, I want to ACTUALLY discuss anime for once.

Literally every Shonen ever

>Back to Cinemaphile, I want to ACTUALLY discuss anime for once.
Then go to Cinemaphile. This isn't the anime board and this thread isn't about anime.

>says he's not taking anything literally
>has a connipton over the hyperbolic sentence "Literally every Shounen"
Back to Cinemaphile, I want to ACTUALLY discuss anime for once.

>If someone's in trouble and you try to use your powers to help without a license it's your ass if it goes wrong or your ass period if there's violence involved.
So basically, people are discouraged from using their unregistered powers even in cases where their interference might save a life? That's kinda fricked up.

Especially since plenty of Heroes work with Vigilantes on missions in an "off the books" sort of way.

I heard it's significantly better than the main series and is actually good, how true is that?

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Yep, thats the point. It's supposed to be unfair and a genuine criticism of Hero Society, but Hori is a massive pussy when it comes to these kinds of consequences. So its there as motivation for some villains but it never really challenges the MC's point of view like that wet fart Stain and nobody cares enough to change it, only to upheld the status quo.

>So its there as motivation for some villains but it never really challenges the MC's point of view like that wet fart Stain and nobody cares enough to change it, only to upheld the status quo.
Ah yes, the "Big Two capeshit" syndrome. Why can't one just write capeshit series that actually explored the effect superpowers with have on the society and humanity in general?

>I heard it's significantly better than the main series and is actually good, how true is that?
One of the best Shonens of the last couple years and genuinely one of the best capeshit for the last couple years. And it features pretty much everything the people in this thread want
>Hero is an average dude with a mediocre power
>Just wants to help people and uses his powers to do so
>Through shenanigans he gets the attention of a professional unpowered vigilante who takes him under his wing and trains him up
>Through surviving crisis after crisis he grows and enhances his powers to the point that sliding on the ground becomes, sliding on walls and even the air
Seriously if you hate special snowflakes and destined chosen ones and just want to see some good ol super heroism and a shmuck punching above his weight class and barely surviving read Vigilante

And let's not forget the most enjoyable villain in the MHA franchise

Trying to do too much is probably MHA's core problem, it has such a large cast with so many overarching storylines that it fails to properly service most of them.

...yes. The fruit Luffy ate wasn't the Gum-Gum Fruit that gave him rubber powers. It was actually the Human-Human Fruit: Model Nika that transforms him into the legendary warrior/sun god Nika. Nika just happens to have toonforce powers, which is why Luffy can stretch. The user of that fruit who awakens its true power is destined to change the world, so the government tried to hide it by changing the name.

That's... a hell of a twist this late in the game, I'm not sure how someone would write that to make it satisfying but I haven't read OP since shortly before Whole Cake so maybe it's not O My Rubber Nen in context

>Trying to do too much is probably MHA's core problem, it has such a large cast with so many overarching storylines that it fails to properly service most of them.
This, there's too many players with a limited amount of screentime to spread to everyone, so you have literal whos present in the story that were introduced since like chapter 8. It got to the point that nobody cares for the big endgame war arc since the cast is full of nobodies and the main crew has dogshit or tired storylines. But this is Cinemaphile and not Cinemaphile, so I'll save my bitterness for another thread, lest it derails into anime again.

While the Nika reveal was pretty annoying, I feel like the impact was softened by all of the other shit we've seen.
Like how some devil fruits act like one type but are classified as another.
Or the fact that Nika is a completely made up god for One Piece.
And that Luffy's gear abilities make no sense for rubber and are just part of his toon-force powers.
And of course, there is going to be a severe draw back to using this power, like with his other gears when he first used them.
Also, it BTFO all the fans who wanted Luffy's gear 5 to look like pic related.

I haven't kept up with it in over a year, but vigilantes is straight up better than MHA except for the fact that they retcon stain in a way that ruins his character. Fortunately, knuckle duster more than makes up for that.

He's even more of a loser than he was in canon: see spoiler below
Stain used to call himself Stendhal and was a vigilante that murdered the frick out of those that he deemed villains, including the victims forcibly drugged up by Trigger. He believed he was above the Heroes vs. Villains stuff and wore a mask. Get's his nose punched in by Knuckleduster after he's played like a chump and uses this incident to motivate his new desire to remove false heroes, thus becoming Stain years later.

Yeah, wasn't the point of his character that his entire worldview was stupid and empty? Or was it an author mouthpiece to tell us how great a hero Deku is?

I suppose it's a matter of how you interpreted his character. To me, I got the impression that despite being passionate, he wasn't insane. I liked how he saw himself as a villain that served a greater purpose. I never got the sense that he was deluded. He knew exactly what he was doing and actively hoped to get taken down by all might.
Vigilantes doesn't really leave room for interpretation. He's just a wackjob with delusions of grandeur.
I don't mind the idea of revealing that the original motivations of the league of villains were shallow and false, but they already did that with how shiggy took stain's beliefs and repurposed them to get ahead.
Vigilantes' portrayal of the character didn't improve him or serve any narrative purpose that couldn't have been accomplished with an original character.

He's even more of a loser than he was in canon: see spoiler below
Stain used to call himself Stendhal and was a vigilante that murdered the frick out of those that he deemed villains, including the victims forcibly drugged up by Trigger. He believed he was above the Heroes vs. Villains stuff and wore a mask. Get's his nose punched in by Knuckleduster after he's played like a chump and uses this incident to motivate his new desire to remove false heroes, thus becoming Stain years later.

>they retcon stain in a way that ruins his character
How?

He was Punisher, but Hobo Batman punched him so hard in the face he became Zoom.

To be fair, and spoilering it just in case you haven't gone that far, KD was already a hero who got depowered by AFO. While he obviously had to learn how to fight powerless (considering he was The Flash, his entire modus operandi had to change radically), you could argue he already had significant experience and the right mindset to be a hero.

Haven't kept up since 2019 but it was good when I left off in the Aizawa arcs. Plenty of the teachers can actually be seen doing hero work too, which is a step up from a lot of the original series which focuses mostly on the kids training to become heroes.

...what even is the context?

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If she's not fricking them then she's literally making it worse

She teaches sex ed and her first lesson is for guys how to jack off. I dunno if she puts the effort into teaching girls how to do it, since I don't think she's worried they'll become incel villains. Then again, she did run into one female whose sexual obsession with her friend made her turn to villainy.

Makes as much sense as most sociology/criminology BS
And the real life feds believe it too, considering the FBI is by far the largest distributor of child porn in the world

I think the implication is she's giving them handys

I like how they make Midnight a competent hero in Vigilantes but her horniness will always be a funny side thing for me.

>characters power is well established as a fact at the beginning
>he has to have at least 3 points of contact with the ground to glide
>jk he can do it with 2 he was just scared
>jk he can fly now
>actually he could always fly he just forgot
and I stopped reading there I don't know what else bullshit happened

"amnesia" is the worst plot ever
no matter the circumstances
if something is established how it works it should not be retconned
ever

But then how will the author endlessly power creep? If I've learned anything from superhero, shonen, and xianxia, surely power level = story quality?

Because things turned out well and there was a convenient way to cover it up. Unsurprisingly, individuals sometimes attempt to make up for the system's shortcomings when the price for doing so is low.

Plus, he gets roped into other hero work with reluctant pro Heros like Aizawa. They also build up his character too.

>Mutants fall under
I coulda sworn they're discriminated against though, I remember some autist on Cinemaphile that finds any excuse to complain that the book is really wishy washy about it

Again I coulda sworn it was a level above like everyone assumes they're villains at first glance

Some are, some aren't. Some of the elite heroes are mutants, that star-head guy from episode 1 has shitty powers, and the goo villain falls under stigmatized.

>because they don't look ugly
That's the core of it yeah. In MHA you're immediately stigmatized if
>Your quirk makes you look ugly/scary
>Your quirk has obvious nefarious utility
>You commit any level of crime
All of it can be overcome and the series does make examples of each but it's undeniable that this is a cultural problem.

>superpower society
>MC is born without powers or special bloodline
>seethes for the whole series inbetween attempts to get a leg up on everyone else
I dont think a whole lot of people would gravitate towards that but I did so I'm working on a /coc/ project about the idea

As long as it doesn't go all Rent-A-Girlfriend it has a chance of reaching a decently sized audience

It sounds like he wants to write about a character propelled by his negative emotions and what success they can achieve without getting healthier, which can be interesting so long as anon doesn't forget that the protag is a miserable, wretched thing at its core.

>it's kinda hard to top
Perhaps, but I have faith that if anyone can do it it's an anon that frequents the unofficial home website of maidenless behavior.

The internet and social media

Is that really what has happend though? I feel like we'd be seeing more stories where the one stealing the girl is stealing her from a villain or shitstain. Instead it's usually a near non-character doing it to the character who is the point of reference most the time.

>I feel like we'd be seeing more stories where the one stealing the girl is stealing her from a villain or shitstain
That is probably a reaction to the last half decade or more of the prevalence of NTR stories that we all know and despise. What I mean about sadists taking over is that for example on Cinemaphile you'll see a lot of dudes go "I insert as the bull/girl" despite the POV being the cuck. Combine that with how a lot of the series that get targeted for NTR porn are boring rom coms where a kinda pussy dude gets with a girl "out of his league". I think theres a sizable segment of people that are fed up with certain stories/characters and NTR is like some sort of protest against it

because of parasocial relationships making actual connections seem deliberately unobtainable or something?

Basically this, the internet runs on engagement and things that evoke negative responses in the majority of people are the most engaging things. These negative engaging things are then collated and concentrated by the algorithm to further drive engagement, resulting in rare but highly upsetting things seeming far more common than they actually are because they've been gathered in one place for your consumption.

Tell me anyway

Exactly. It's kinda like equivalent exchange but with strictly organics. Hell, you can make miracles by hunting regular game and using the bodies to cure diseases or whatever. A little drop of blood for a big effect. Makes me think that the stigma over Dark Magic is out of fear that magical creatures like Elves would be harvested to perform Dark Magic.

*injure
not slay

Yeah that was mistaken.
What I mean to say is the dragons are mad because "you ARE lesser beings." then got more mad because the lesser beings are suddenly as powerful as they are. Their hatred of Dark Magic isn't borne out of fear, but borne out of vanity.

Again, your concession is accepted. Why are you still replying?

I haven't sperged anywhere. Again, I accept your concession.

Correct. I haven't done that. Again, I accept your concession. What exactly is your problem? Do you need me to ship you a signed document?

You're an autist and you're projecting, and you already gave up on the argument a long time ago because you realized you had lost.

There was no troll, and he conceded the argument.

>'I accept your concession' is a sign of snotty veiled weakness.
No, it's just me making the simple factual statement that I have accepted someone conceding the argument. What is wrong with you?

>You're not fricking twelve and this isn't fricking reddit, 'I know you are but what am I' doesn't work here you mongoloid
You're a 12 year old redditor mongoloid and you're projecting.

You aren't laughing. You aren't having fun. You are putting on an act to try to conceal the fact that you are seething at losing the argument. I've seen this many, many, many times before.

You aren't having fun. You aren't poking anything. You're seething because you lost the argument and can't get over it.

I already won, and you said so yourself when you conceded the argument.

>All that matters is that when I poke you you respond.
Wow, you mean when you say something to people on Cinemaphile they respond? Did you discover that just now?

>My Brother in Christ you could ignore me, hide my posts or just close up shop and move to another thread but you won't because you're too egotistical and you just have to be right
You are the one who keeps saying he's leaving only to come back. You are the one who can't let go. I already told you several times that your concession was accepted, but here you are.

>especially since you're still sperging about societal structures
I never did that in the first place.

You lost.

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You homosexuals are still going?

Not my decision.

He keeps sperging so I keep poking
hey it keeps the thread bumping

You lost.

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Not my decision.

lol

I suspect it's two trolls baiting each other, like a blindfolded orgy with only 2 people, or that thing ants do when they follow each other round in a circle until they die.

Win/loose doesn't matter all that matters is you're butthurt