Uh-huh. Especially since he managed to enlist Ming-Na, who played the lead in a favourite film of mine from a while back. X_X; I feel somehow tainted by that.
What the fuck is with TV shows using physical disabilities and painting said disabilities in such an offensive light as a means of drawing viewers these days?! Unbelievable.
And ya know the part that's most offensive to me (as if the rest wasn't already very offensive)?
That they had to capitalize the part that says, "MUST BE PHYSICALLY THIN. (THINK CALISTA FLOCKHART)."
TBH, I think the Calista Flockhart/size part is the least offensive part and is great for fanning the flames on and derailing the disability issue. Probably because I'm disabled and disablism gets little airtime.
Yeah, that's what I meant. You can easily tell they deliberately capitalized that part in order to distract people. Sorry, I should have phrased it better, but that 'character profile' made me go WTF big time.
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They don't see gay people or diabled people are 'normal' - they are 'edgy'.
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Makes me want to find out what advertisers buy the SG time and boycott them, too.
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What the fuck is with TV shows using physical disabilities and painting said disabilities in such an offensive light as a means of drawing viewers these days?! Unbelievable.
And ya know the part that's most offensive to me (as if the rest wasn't already very offensive)?
That they had to capitalize the part that says, "MUST BE PHYSICALLY THIN. (THINK CALISTA FLOCKHART)."
GAH.
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I mean, really WTF?
All the implications of how they view disabled people is horrifying.
Did no-one read that and see how problematic it could be?
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