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[G-Flex]

Why in God's name do bronies have to inject that one fucking show into literally everything? Why? Can you not comprehend the concept of enjoying something separate from your favorite children's cartoon?

[Jboy2000000]

We don't, those who do mix MLP and something else enjoy both greatly, and take time to find a way to mix it naturally.

[G-Flex]

I'm really curious how you intend to mix a children's cartoon show starring ponies learning how to be friends with a violent text game serving as a satire of American politics and fringe domestic terrorist groups in a way that's supposed to come off as "natural" in any way, shape, or form.

Not everyone who enjoys something feels the need to smear it across everything else they like, and I don't know why the brony subculture seems so hell-bent on doing so.

[Jboy2000000]

We Bronies are very flexible, and really good Bronies can work ponies in with viloent, grimdark, and other such situation with enough creativity, to make it seem like the ponies fit into that situation. Also, bronies aren't a subculture, were just people who like a show.

[G-Flex]

If you can state a generality beginning with "We Bronies", then yes, you are a subculture. You're a group of individuals who coalesce into a sort of community based on a similar interest, with its own customs, social trends, and even vocabulary. That's a subculture, and it's not as if there's anything wrong with it being one.

Also, by "we Bronies are very flexible [...]", it's hard not to interpret that as "we Bronies are obsessive enough about the show that it seems to fit everything naturally because it's such a foundational element of our lives and identities". Just saying.

[Jboy2000000]

Whatever, Bronies are supposed to love and tolerate, so thank you for opinion on bronies.

[G-Flex]

"Supposed to"? Dude, first you say it's not a subculture, and now you're acting like there's dogma attached to the identity. I suppose it's more of a religion, then?

[Hanslanda]

I for one, agree with G-Flex, but not quite as virulently. It doesn't really bother me, but I see it a bit more than I would like to. :/

"Supposed to"? Dude, first you say it's not a subculture, and now you're acting like there's dogma attached to the identity. I suppose it's more of a religion, then?

This is on the verge, I think. Be more polite and calm please. Also, religion is a bad place to go... Just saying.

[Jboy2000000]

I bet you never you even watched the show and just hate it becuase so many people do. Also, this is the end of our little conversation.

[G-Flex]

I never said I hated the show. I don't know that much about it, even.

[Corai]

To lighten the mood, i'm gonna share my thoughts.

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That is how I see this thread in a few more posts.

[Anticheese]

Putting aside the subculture/religion/injecting it into everything debate, how on earth is My Little Pony even remotely compatible with LCS?

[Splint]

I never said I hated the show. I don't know that much about it, even.

It's really not that bad, but I more appreciate the fandom and the stuff it churns out (some of them are damned talented) than the show proper. Besides, if it can make a gloomy bunch of bastards smile there's gotta be something going horribly wrong, or right depending on the view.

Besides, I for one welcome opprotunities to shoot, maim or otherwise horribly injure the little balls of diabetic shock.

I am an equal opprotunity war criminal after all.

To lighten the mood, i'm gonna share my thoughts.

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That is how I see this thread in a few more posts.

Also this.

[Hanslanda]

Putting aside the subculture/religion/injecting it into everything debate, how on earth is My Little Pony even remotely compatible with LCS?

This. It's like Rome: Total War: Merchantilism Mod!

It makes no cents.

[Splint]

This. It's like Rome: Total War: Merchantilism Mod!

It makes no cents.

That was the one of the worst puns I have ever seen. Ever.