Unpopular opinion time (super alpha no pony edition)

@Ring Team
 
It’s a common criticism throughout fantasy/scifi fiction.
 
To paraphrase Sans, its the “I don’t know why people wait to use their most powerful attack” phenomenon.

@Don’t
 
Times are hard, and rats are out of fashion.

@Zincy  
That phrase made sense in Undertale, especially in the context of the game. But Power Rangers… I mean, I don’t wanna sound like that type of person, but it’s so dumb that I don’t take it seriously. It’s like American Psycho.

Western Indie comics are terrible

@Commune  
Literally part of the first ever creed they established was to never be the ones to escalate a fight,

@Don’t  
99% of every medium is bad. There are always the gems.  

 
@Thanotos Omega  
Sometimes I just want to talk about how much I love Power Rangers.

@Dex Stewart  

 
Yeah that’s called Sturgeon’s Law

@Myoozik  
Ah,I knew there was a name for it.

While I do like the whole multiverse Spider-Man thing for the fun of it, man must it suck to be a fan of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man  
Literally his entire trilogy is just him following along some other guy’s story
 
He literally never gets to be the adult in his story

@Commune  
I feel that way too.

@Commune  
Kind of like how the comics refuses to let Spiderman (Peter Parker at least) grow up since he would “no longer be relatable.”

@Meanlucario  
they did once one more day undid all that though, and have been relaxing on that more and more with Miles around,

@Thanotos Omega  
You seem to not realize that they did One More Day to reset the status quo and make Peter no longer married. Because making deals with Marvel’s Devil is very relatable.

@Meanlucario  
No i’m saying they let him grow up then did one more day to reverse all that, but now that they have Miles they are letting Peter mature more again,

@Thanotos Omega  
Lets just hope that Mile’s deal is the closest they will have to a One More Day Part 2.

Intent matters more than the execution in my opinion.

@Meanlucario  
You may disagree if you saw my latest review. :P

@TheHappySpaceman  
You never saw our “War on Drugs” and how the people who made it admitted that they did it just to be racist to minorities.

@Meanlucario  
Good ones pave the road to hell.

@Meanlucario  
That was neither good intentions nor good actions, TBF.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Trying to get rid of illegal use of drugs counts a “good” action.

@Meanlucario  
But the War on Drugs was largely only a thing to distract people from Reagan’s illegal actions in other countries, and the backlash against marijuana use primarily started because of racism. So no, I would hardly count those as good intentions.

@TheHappySpaceman  
I never said good intentions. I said good actions, as in what they did was considered “good.” It’s like funding an orphanage to use some of the orphans as child sacrifices.

@TheHappySpaceman  
Hi

@Meanlucario  
So what about the case in the movie review I linked to you? In that one, the intention was to make an anti-racism film, but the result was a film that was super racist and even told minorities not to protest against injustice.