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  95.  @ModjoConCarne  I have no reason to know what "London production" is, either way I doubt a "local theathre" production would make the headlines, which drives it back to the point where the cast members were deliberately chosen. And at this point no, the burden of proof is no longer held by us. What I mean by that is that the last few years were full with this type of racism or feminism or just in general the "woke agenda" So yes it's entirely possible that you are in fact correct and this casting was done in good faith. But the community can no longer give any benefit of the doubt, because how often this "take white character paint it black and make her ugly too" has taken place. Unfortunately for me, none of this changes the fact that you are right in this. A correct argument has to be made. So if she wasn't diversity picked, it would mean that there was some other consideration, assuming she wasn't the only one trying for the role. And because the play already has a "starring" actor I would say it's safe to assume that casting wasn't from a small local group. I cannot tell how good she is because her IMDb profile has 4 roles listed, but I also assume she plays on stage continously. Her profile does say she is more into sound/music however so maybe, assuming positively, that's a hint on how the actual play will be? Either way if Tom Holland brings in his "star power" and acting then what does she bring? Was she picked for the role because she is talented and people want to put her into a big production or is she taken because she is just black? Because it's sure as hell not her looks that got her the role. Either way, be it a play or not, the case here isn't a "well who do we have who haven't played Julia yet?" but a "chose actors with deliberation" and I feel that it's reasonable to suspect racial motivation. If it's not then it's actually a win for everyone, except racists I guess. IF it is, then it's a big L, because then everyone will assume racism even harder.
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  406.  @leahnzastrzelecki5217  I see your point, yet, but it's a bit of an overstatement to call a chihuahua a dog and honestly only pugs are more revolting. And at the end of the day you can either manage to be threathening or you don't. I actually met a woman, online, who I interacted with for a time and even through I don't know how she looks like she gave out this small dog energy, impossible to really get mad at her, because indeed she is mostly harmless. Back on topic, we are humans, our personalities are our responsibilities, but when you are tiny and your idea of "rage" is...less than satisfactory then the only one you are a threat to is yourself. I'll put you on top of a shelf if you become too annoying. But to clear it up a bit, wrath/anger has other sides, the screaming and property destruction is one, but for instance there is the silent, put purposefully moving one, which is the "aquiring targets" phase for instance. Also anektode, but when I was in elementary, playing outside during recess, it was "rugby" I guess (it wasn't, but we tried, okey?) and I decided that the best thing to play rugby would be a train, so I played I was a train, But you know what trains can't do? Get off the tracks, so I went one direction, turned around and another. One girl who stayed in the back kinda took that personally (all she had to do was move to the side) and I think one guy thought I was targeting the girl. So I was held by the guy from behind and the girl in front decided to kick me. ... The next thing I remember is me holding her head up, preparing to smash her head into the asphalt a second (or third) time. Anyway sorry if this seems ranty.
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  642.  @kubka4  Are you for real? Well, very simple then, point out where they said it, verbatim. Otherwise you are just inserting your own ideas into the topic, which is foolish at best. But anyway, you completely miss the point here. A - There might be one point to the article, but the "2 sentences next to each other" are 2 independent statements. B - The point here is that OP takes these statements and creates his own narrative by again, inserting his own reading of the article into it. The counter argument to mock the IGN journalist is factually wrong. A - The article never explicitly states that it considers realism and in fact uses positive examples that are also not realistic (but all of you completely ignore this). Second OP bases his mockery on the idea that body scan used = real, which is just a brainlet move. C - All of this is for no point other than potentially not understanding why the journalist fails at journalism. The second statement, trying to say "haha, devman is pathetic horny loser" is again incorrect in every way and even if it wasn't the insult itself would look weak/lame as an insult here in this comment section, let alone in an article you get paid for to write. And yes it does call credibility into question a statement which I did not contest (and you might have imagined that I do) So not only is "horny loser" a pathetically weak insult, it's also incorrect and very easily researched. (and in fact devman seems to be a horny winner instead) And the fact that like 50% of the replies to my comments are brainlet insults isn't very encouraging either.
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  746. The Hip-Hop track under Yasuka clearly shows the racist angle of the character. It's clearly made to connect to an assumed "target audience". Or just creatively bankrupt. There is very few known facts about Yasuke and as I do not see AC as a historical tytle, just history themed, I would ge about like this, and consider that I'm not a writer nor do I get paid fat $ to write stories and this is just an ad-hoc idea: First I would give Yasuke a backstory. Let's say he was a shaman from any African religion. He gets screwed over in some conflict or the other then is given to the jesuits who take great delight in beating the "true" religion into him. Second he gets to Japan and gets recruited as a curiosity by Obunaga. Obunaga gives him a title and stipend and all that but of course the rest of the samurai think he is a joke. Third, Nobunaga uses this as a cover to make use of him in secret operations. As a giant black man in a land of tiny yellow men, you can't really sneak. But as a joke you can float around. Fourth, Yasuke would use his new position for his own ends, tied to him being a shaman. His methods would have a lot of deception and intimidation I would make him less a formidable warrior, but a scary man. I mean would you confidently try to fight someone you believed possess magic? Would use the female character as a foil, where Yasuke would be a "ruthless in a ruthless world" the girl more of an idealist and the rest is up to the player. So the music would actually be a blend of ancient native african and medieval japanese and early on the game while the player is unaware of this I would use a less obvious version.
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