Fluttermena

Eugh, fucking property rights. Society is batshit insane. I mean, try to step out of your cultural conditioning for a minute, and take a long, hard look at society from a natural, unbiaised point of view. You'll find that many of the social convention we take for granted could only have come from the mind of a demented lunatic. Someone made up an idea, and, by trading it for currency, they gave someone else the right to forbid you from using or expanding upon that idea, under threat of force and imprisonment. What. The. Fuck.

Took me a second to realise you're talking about foalcon, people don't usually use the full wording. Sure it's fine. It's completely fictional and no real people are getting hurt.

I gotta be honest, I haven't seen a single episode since It Ain't Easy Being Breezies. I still love the show, but I never seem to be in the mood to watch it.

Not sure how I feel about the moral of this episode. It's a valid lesson of course, but the fact is that people being too soft in the real world is nowhere near as big a problem as it's made out to be. More often than not people are so scared of being too kind that they go overboard in the opposite direction and become too cruel. The dilemna of when to be kind and when to be harsh is a very delicate thing, and I'm afraid the vast majority of people don't have the level of compassion necessary to understand where to draw the line.

The large ammount of closed-minded and bigoted bronies terrifies me.