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Soundwave said:
Azuren said:

I like how when faced with explicit evidence of identity politics, your response is to regress to baiting me into a pedantic argument. It feels like vindication.

Equality (or even the movement towards that) will always elicit the response of feeling oppressed by the privileged. You wanna hear someone whine and complain? Put them in 5 star hotels all their life and then ask them to stay in a 3 star hotel for a weekend and right on cue ...

Of course it's not "identity politics" when every character in a movie is white. That doesn't require any special explanation and everyone should just go with that. If a person is black in a major role or something other than the "norm" they must "explain" why they are there. Never mind how many actors of a different ethnicity in Hollywood have been black balled and locked out of roles for decades due to ridiculous casting policies.

But are they now though?

We literally have a black pansexual in a Star Wars film and relatively anyone rational is chill with it or doesn't care to freak out about. The fact you feel we need a 'diversity quota' is quite honestly pathetic. If they are the right actor they are the right actor, no matter the race, sex, or orientation.