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More #malfoid
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Year 5, when Malfoid is on the inquisitorial squad, this definitely happens. She would vehemently insist it had everything to do with her duties and nothing to do with Potter, though.
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Apparently, you have no clue what time it is.
We're taking the culture back. Have fun while I laugh at your inability to stop us.
#malfoid #harrypotter
Want evil orcs?
Read "Cruisin' Another World In My Cadillac"
Modern Media is SO WEIRD About Orcs, and I Know Why! youtu.be/hImobmlptXI?si=RH6b… via @YouTube
You want a story that remembers that orcs are evil monsters?
Have I ever got you covered!
"Cruisin' Another World In My Cadillac"
Orcs are evil because they are evil monsters. They are created to be evil, by an evil god, to do evil things.
They are not a placeholder for a "different culture", they are not a human analog, they are not a "minority".
They are biological constructs made to do the bidding of dark god who made them to mock the other races (elves) specifically
If your mind can't comprehend that you likely shouldn't engage with LOTR material.
Russell Boone (Steakdriven) retweeted
Replying to @taylortrandahl
those who love to sin ease their conscience by denying the existence of evil
Aye. Moral Relativism is a rotten ideology only held by people who want to excuse evil. I ain't charitable enough to ascribe it to ignorance - I hereby accuse all moral relativists of being immoral and evil.
Want more moral realism? Try "Cruisin' Another World in My Cadillac."
LOTR is arguably the single greatest example of moral realism in all of literature.
Injecting moral relativism into Middle Earth fundamentally misunderstands Tolkien and flies in the face of everything he stood for.
And don't come at me with 'moral complexity.'
Relativism isn't complexity. It's confusion. It's a collapse of distinctions that has nothing to offer but meaninglessness and despair.
In order to have meaningful 'moral complexity,' you have to establish a distiction between light and dark, right and wrong, good and evil. The complexity arises among characters that must navigate a world where both forces act around, upon, and within them.
What modern Hollywood calls 'moral complexity' is actually just the erasing the distinction between good and evil.
If a story can't show you light and dark, it can't say anything meaningful about them. Classic storytellers understood this. Modern Hollywood has completely memory holed it.
Russell Boone (Steakdriven) retweeted
Replying to @hoshizorarock
Heck yeah! More cosplays! More fan art!
hey, i brought you my malfoid cosplay :3
i'd be really grateful if you could share your saved malfoid pics with me, i'm afraid i might have missed something cool and i don't wanna miss out on anything!
thank you, let's all yearn for malfoid together
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