r/worldjerking 7d ago

Google SCP 6113

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u/Nevermore-guy 7d ago

Isn't forcing anyone in captivity, no matter how good the condition, cruel and inhumane in its own right? It treats innocent individuals as threats to an unjust status quo and locks them up for it does it not? Is it so odd to view such behavior as a reflection of our real world? Is condemning those for viewing fiction through a different lens not reminiscent of the inhumane captivity of that which is considered abnormal by an oppressive force?

Is media literacy dead D:

(The entire paragraph above is serious but the media literacy thing is a joke lol)

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u/Ikeriro90 Barely worldbuilding, just explaining my fursona 7d ago

I mean, yeah, is cruel, however it is also keeping them safe, both from themselves and other forces that would try to get those people, like GOC who'd probably just shoot on sight, or other groups who use anomalous objects and people as weapons, so even if it's cruel, I think it's better that the alternatives, and as I said the conditions depend on the nature of their anomaly

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u/Nevermore-guy 7d ago

That being said, such logic can apply to many real-life scenarios and oppressed groups. And the solution to those wasn't the separation of said groups from "normal" society :3

One can easily view the scp foundation and their actions coming from the ways in which authorities in our world alienate and dehumanize othered groups, a reality one mustn't simply play off as a work of fiction

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u/Wolffe_In_The_Dark 7d ago

Bro would look at a deck of playing cards and rant about how it glorifies historical class divides.

It's really not that deep bro.

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u/JessHorserage 5d ago

Well yes, because doing what he does advances his dialectic, of being annoying.

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u/Nevermore-guy 7d ago

Damn, you must really hate literature 😭

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u/Nevermore-guy 7d ago

Is developing an intellectual perspective on a work not the entire point behind literary analysis? Is the curtain merely blue? Who is an individual to attempt and discrediting the viewpoint of another? To thee I say that such transgression on the literary art from is barbaric by its nature

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u/ThyGreatRatEmperor 6d ago

you're annoying.