Never Meet Your Heroes (AI Ron Wasserman Song)

[@dominicmitchell7726]

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[@Sener]

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[@GothamKnight84661]

Morphinominal!

[@leppycolon3]

Where is your pfp from i feel like i've seen it before

[@gmcubed]

I created it from scratch in photoshop, but it's based on Billy the answer head in Nickelodeon's game show, Figure it Out

[@dominicmitchell7726]

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[@skeletor4062]

Good effort, but you're applying it to the wrong person.

[@gmcubed]

@@skeletor4062 how so?

[@skeletor4062]

@@gmcubed Austin is pretty much the opposite of what this is portraying him as. That's howso.

[@gmcubed]

@@skeletor4062 Not really. He was against vax mandates, was anti mask, fraudulently obtained loans meant for small businesses, and the cherry on top was when he didn't think the idea of putting Hitler quotes on shirts was at best bad optics (even if he eventually backed down from that idea. While he tries to avoid political talk directly, he very much seems to fall into right wing crowd and strikes me a secret trumper. He also has been known to sell counterfeit power rangers merch. And the whole fanward thing has rubbed many fans the wrong way.

[@skeletor4062]

@@gmcubed Well he was right about the vax mandates (my body my choice right?) and the mask mandates. Most people were masking up with cut up jeans and not using the appropriate masks to begin with. On top of that if you're already healthy then the mask made you MORE likely to get sick not less. (Feel free to research how a petri dish works) I have seen no charges of fraud levied at him let alone a conviction of any kind and I'm all for putting Hitler quotes on T-shirts. I don't imagine they'd sell well but freedom of speech exists in part so that when someone has a bad idea others can identify it. If your entire perspective is that "he's right-wing and secretly a Trumper" therefor he must be a bad person, then that alone gives me reason to dismiss your moral bearing. I don't assume anyone who defended Biden is a bad person so much as just someone who is ignorant of reality. Especially after his daughters diary came out. As for selling "fake merch". Don't care, as far as I'm concerned I would love anything that came from one of the OG Rangers.

[@skeletor4062]

@@gmcubed Well he was right to be against vax mandates (my body my choice right?) and depending on his exact position on masks it could have gone either way. The N-95 masks by and large the only ones that were effective against any virus. Most people were going out wearing cut up blue jeans and t-shirts over their mouths. Which weren't effective at containing particles from a fart, nevermind something as minute as a virus. And even the N-95's were only effective when used properly. If you were sick it was useful in containing any spread. If you were healthy they only made you more susceptible to being sick by creating a warm, moist environment for bacteria to cling to and thrive in directly next to your nose and mouth for hours at a time. Effectively creating a petri dish for you to wear on your face. As to the idea of selling t-shirts with Hitler quotes, people sell ones with Che Guervara and nobody is crying so what does it matter? Free speech means allowing everyone a voice. Even if that voice is sometimes dumb. If you don't like it, don't buy won't. I certainly won't. If your gauge of whether or not someone is a good person is whether or not they are "right wing" or "support Trump" then I'm going to dismiss your opinion entirely. I certainly don't understand why people were supporting Biden, (especially after his daughters diary became public knowledge) but I certainly am not going to view them as evil for supporting someone who enjoyed showering with their daughter. Just really ignorant and a little sad. I hadn't heard of him selling counterfeit power rangers merch. But if it's a former Power Ranger selling it how counterfit could it be? If we're just talking t-shirts and posters I don't really see how it matters. The way he and all of the others were treated by Saban's was ridiculous and his dismissal when he tried to stand up not just for himself but the other OG cast was shameful. He's entitled to something.

[@Aristocles22]

This is harsh. It applies to many real-life situations, but shouldn't apply to fictional characters. You do that, you end up with Jake Soywoker. People still need heroes, one way or another. Even if the actors portraying them aren't always worthy of their characters.

[@gmcubed]

Fictional stories need heroes, and real-life problems need heroes. The overall theme here though deals a bit more with celeb worship, at some point you realize these "heroes" come with a pretty big asterisk, character flaws that heavily diminish the positivity they once inspired when you were younger. Jason as a character is still one of the greats, but Austin himself has lost a lot of the good will he once had within the fandom.