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StealThisSheen posted...

Those "differences" are "A few people in this marginalized group chose to do bad things, so I'm now saying the entire group can't be considered marginalized."

That's a terrible argument.

I realize I made the edit late, so let me ask again:

A minority guy can build a bomb and blow people up. Do you suddenly feel uncomfortable about calling that minority "marginalized," because of the actions of Bomb Guy?

Im going to say it one more time, and then be done because it seems like im just getting words put out into my mouth.

Racism and bigotry is not okay. Being racist against all mutants because some of them can explode the world is not okay.

That being said, its always going to be an imperfect representation of real life marginalized groups to me because real life groups are literally just normal people. It makes me uncomfortable at times that a group representing the marginalization faced by real life groups is objectively different and the prominent figures of said group that we follow are born with genetic weapons.

Every post ive made in this topic also has absolutely 0 to do with the twitter post in question.