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>>1605701
Well, he got his reply - just not from who he expected. At least out of those that made the filter list, we can say one of which earned their place.
>>1605697
Perhaps you saw something in the premiere that I didn't, then. A lot of it felt rather contrived and ultimately lacking in substance. I do understand that considering it's essentially a 'jailbreak' it's to be expected that it'd be a more action-centric episode, but it seemed like the glimpses we got into the occasional 'eye of the storm' within the chaos was largely unpromising and just.. gives me nothing that makes me want to keep going?
I'm honestly debating on giving the second episode a chance but I feel like I went with that attitude last season as well ('just one more episode, maybe it'll pick up') and for the most part found little redemption so I think it's time I give up on the series. Maybe my standards are too high, to the point where Walking Dead feels like it's just playing it too safe to stay interesting. It feels like 'drama by numbers' honestly.
I'm actually familiar with the show, or at least I've seen it on in the past and have a vague idea of what it's about but haven't caught any episode. How long did it run before it started to 'experiment'?
>>1605705
I'm okay, my books came in so I'm pretty excited to start one tonight - but right now I'm just hanging out here and listening to some tunes.
>>1605709
What is there to solve with you, Anoni?
You've proven to be nothing more to this dialogue than an untrained attack dog barking at anyone who passes by or looks at him the wrong way. You don't really encourage an environment for debate, but rather scare people away - and do you know many confrontational attack dogs that can be reasoned with on the matter?
'sides, no one was justifying his filtering Ebon - nor are we now. In fact, we were speaking quite clearly against it, but instead of trying to make a point by outshouting him we, y'know, actually tried to lay out the facts of the situation and point out that Ebon was doing nothing more than explaining the events that caused the behavior, but not justifying the behavior itself. We were trying to emphasize the point that his defensive response was premature - but you scared him off before we could hammer in that point.
So, I ask you - do you want people to improve, or do you just want convenient targets to keep yelling at? Because so far your behavior has suggested the latter.
So, to summarize: You're both in the wrong.
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