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nonsense
mass-effect-universe: i love Liara’s reaction on this one… so Javik was like talking to Commander Shepard about how this “primitive” races now rule the galaxy… Javik forgot to mention the Salarians… Liara reminded him about Salarian Races.. then Javik asked if this were the lizard people evolved.. then Liara corrected him saying that Salarians are amphibians.. then Javik told Liara Salarians used to eat flies. :)) then here’s the reaction of Liara, her facial and body expression was like “WTF ASSHOLE?”, like she wanted to say some bad words to Javik but she cant so she just walked out, disgusted. :)

mass-effect-universe:

i love Liara’s reaction on this one…

so Javik was like talking to Commander Shepard about how this “primitive” races now rule the galaxy… Javik forgot to mention the Salarians… Liara reminded him about Salarian Races.. then Javik asked if this were the lizard people evolved.. then Liara corrected him saying that Salarians are amphibians.. then Javik told Liara Salarians used to eat flies. :))

then here’s the reaction of Liara, her facial and body expression was like “WTF ASSHOLE?”, like she wanted to say some bad words to Javik but she cant so she just walked out, disgusted. :)

His shirt reads “They gave me a medal for killing two men, and a discharge for loving one.” You are a bad-ass.

His shirt reads “They gave me a medal for killing two men, and a discharge for loving one.”

You are a bad-ass.

(Source: lady-aquata, via erinorairout)

And this is me lying down: So, I really don't want to make a big deal out of this,

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euclase:

misha-collins:

but this Supernatural “silent majority” thing is not okay. The fact that “Operation Trenchcoat”, which was merely just a project to bring together love for a character and never actually tried to contact ANYBODY from the show, got so much hate while a campaign demanding…

Silent majority is the most revoltingly negative piece of shit ever to come out of fandom.

The end.

Okay so I went ahead and poked into it to see what #silentmajority was. I still only have a vague idea, but it seems to be an effort to pressure the writers and producers of SPN into regressing to certain earlier themes of the show. 

I’m not going to bother going into my own opinions about where I think the show should go or how I think the writers should respond to such an…attack. (I’m calling it an attack based on the verbiage used in the description of the silentmajority site itself.) What I think about the progression of the show is not in question. Instead, we need to have a sit down, I think, and discuss the morality (and sanity) of a social media effort like #silentmajority. 

It boils down to two things. 

1) A gross misuse of social media itself. Twitter and tumblr and like sites are this great, amazing, magical avenue between fans and actors/producers/writers. They allow cross conversation between these groups like nothing EVER has. In history. They give the opportunity for discourse and sharing opinions. 

They should be used to do so. 

However. Using such sites to push your own opinions down the throats of other individuals is no more morally or socially acceptable than holding someone down on the street and shouting into their faces until they say “uncle.” 

2) A grosser misunderstanding of what creative endeavors like Supernatural and other TV shows/books/etc really are. 

Supernatural is not the fucking Constitution. It is not “by the people for the people.” It is a creative work, designed by a few individuals who wanted to share their work, with the multipurpose of entertaining, sharing ideas, and making a living. If you are unhappy with it, it’s certainly okay to say so. Social media is a beautiful way for you to voice opinions or have civil conversations about the things you are thinking. 

If you are unhappy with the show, it is NOT OKAY to barrage the writers and producers with demands for a return to what YOU view as being the message of the show. YOU don’t get to say what the message of the show is. YOU didn’t write it. 

Supernatural is NOT a shared property between the writers/producers and you. You do not get to make demands about specific changes for its future seasons.