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[bubosquared]

And I still think it's just a fucking tad hypocritical when people who're all "uneasy" about RPS because, and I quote, it's disrespectful and makes puppets out of real people, suddenly find themselves not uneasy about it when the person in question has been dead for a while. In and of itself, that's a question of personal quasiness, but when you take this sort of morally superior tone, it sounds incredibly hypocrite.

Bugger all, anyway. I'm sick of this shit. Let them wallow in their moral superiority, let them tell themslves we're disrespectful and mean and stalkers-in-training. I'll be sitting in my corner with the RPSers and those who don't give a damn, and I'll be having fun squaling over pretty boys and cosmic connections, and have fun!

Jesus. Now I'm morally inferiour because of what kind of fun I chose to have. Hello, this is reality calling. We'd like you back any time now.

Um. Yeah. I have Issues. But that's okay, because I also have fun.

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Are we sharing a brain?

[coneyislandbaby]

Or just taste? Either is good :).

Anyway, yes, couldn't agree more.

You know, I actually do have more respect for the POV of no RPS (as long as it's that individual's opinion and they don't try to stop me liking it), whether the characters are alive now or were alive in the past, than I do of the (usually) "It's okay if they're fifty years dead, there's no one around to complain or sue."

Aside from the fact that if it's that recent there are bound to be children or grandchildren who just might be a little upset (and in fact, one of the Hornblower archives is now hidden because of descendants finding the non-slashy part about the real Captain Pellew and he was around a bit more than fifty years ago), it just strikes me as hypocritical.

Sigh.

[arami.livejournal.com]

Bravo I totally agree with you on that. I think when people start quibbling about something like this, it's a sign of them grasping for whatever they can and exploiting any negative aspect that they can.

I'd rather join you in our little corner than be with them even for a minute. Bring on those pretty boys and the cosmic connections.

And really, would we WANT them back?? :)