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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I'm happy that people are starting to change their minds on these "political shows". For a while, discussing such topics was an easy way to deflect critique; the only reason you didn't like the all-female ghostbusters is because you're sexist!

I'm glad that it's becoming more acceptable to criticize these things for what they are; complete shit. It doesn't matter that you have a "good message" when the writing is horrible. I don't think politics makes a show inherently worse, but I think *advertising* how you have a political message makes a show worse. They can't be subtle, because that might mean your stupidest viewer might not "get" the message. For everyone else, it just feels like they're being bashed over the head with it.

It also doesn't help that the show seems to actively despise it's audience. It does that implicitly when it treats them like children who need the themes shoved down their throat, but also explicitly when they make meta jokes like "420 is a synonym for losers who still watch cartoons". So who is this show for, exactly? My guess is it's either for a tax write-off, or a vanity project for the producers/writers involved.
gpt
Outrage marketing is all the rage right now. The more people complain (with valid reasons), the more profit they make. I feel like the best course of action is to just ignore those things, sooner or later they're destined to fade into obscurity.