Krynnymuffin

Clearly you're just close-minded and have no actual interest in an actual discussion on the matter. I'd rather not waste my time pointing out what's wrong with what you are saying a third time, nor a fourth.

I'm afraid that's now how opinions work. You certainly don't have to heed the opinions of people who no longer watch the show, but that certainly doesn't mean that what they have to say is, in any way, invalid. So, some people asserted some claims you didn't like, so now anyone with opinions similar to those individuals should lose their ability to express dissatisfaction with a product they feel is not living up to the potential it once showed? Oh, I see, so you're making these claims based on the actions of a single individual whose opinions you don't have to listen to or agree with.

So what you're saying is that if people don't blindly love the show no matter what changes are made, they aren't allowed to express that they don't like the changes that have been made or critique the synopsis of any episode after the changes they dislike have been made? You are saying that people who do not share your view should not speak. You're one to talk about open-mindedness.

There's police in Manehatten, a sheriff in Appleoosa, and I really don't think they were really focusing on law enforcement. The fact is, they have a military force specifically so they can guard the princess, proving not everything is sunshine and gumdrops in Equestria. We don't need to wait for a police episode to make the logical leap that in every large gathering of ponies, there is at least ONE pony who's purpose is upholding the law. HOWEVER, that doesn't mean there are any laws to uphold. It's more likely that these ponies are simply peacekeepers rather than law enforcement. Cabelleron may not have broken any laws because there are no laws that he can even break. I haven't put a lot of thought or research into it, but it doesn't sound weird, looking at how Our Savior the Godprincess Celestia deals with Twilight and her friends, or the kind of people she has punished. It's possible that Celestia may not have created any actual legislature for Equestria, and only punishes those who threaten the very nature of Equestria itself until they have a chance of reforming. That's why Starlight Glimmer wasn't really punished FOR BREAKING TIME, or Twilight was only scolded for messing with the minds of Ponyville's entire populace. They didn't break any laws, they just disappointed Our Savior the Godprincess. Celestia IS Equestria's mother. Like, that is pretty much indisputable at this point. Equestria loves Celestia, and Celestia loves Equestria and wishes to guide it in an appropriate direction. I know not everyone can relate to this, but I love my mother. I don't want to disappoint her because I love her. I like to think that Equestria feels the same way to their mother, which is why bad doing doesn't happen on any large scale. Can't call it crime since there'd be no laws. Uh, I didn't really put that much thought or research into any of this, it's just a theory I had. I don't know how much standing the theory has, but it's an interesting thought. At least, i think so.

I did a Luna.

I did a thing. BECAUSE I CAN.

Without stretching way too far than you should reasonably have to, it's gotta be Applejack if they've made it to gen4. I couldn't find much on the My Pretty Pony stuff, but what I did find was Butterscotch, who only made it up to G3, if only by name alone, and that was still a My Little Pony toy that was sold with the far larger My Pretty Pony toy in the My Pretty Pony and Beautiful Baby set. Though, I did only do a half-hour or so of research before coming to this conclusion, so maybe someone else knows more. :I

My favorite face from Season five, but AJ flavored. :I

:I This post needs more characters, but that's all I really wanted to add.