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>No, I just said it was bullshit.
What made it bullshit? Not being established beforehand? Why can't something be established by being shown instead of having every character saying 'I can do this' immediately before doing it like some sort of silver-age schlock?
>I guess you were just being a jackass.
Yes, everything is made up. In fact, in a work of fiction, even things that ARE foreshadowed or set up are made up. The point about 'everything was made up' was that you were saying you were mad about things that Hussie was 'just making up.' Which is inherently hilarious.
What this has to do with me being a jackass is kind of confusing though.
>You just don't like how it's written and look at it in the most negative light possible, and think that's the only explanation for it. You are wrong.
You just said my explanation of events was correct.
Also I fail to see how understanding that a work has failings is looking at it in 'the most negative light possible,' but I'm also not a teenager any more so that might be why?
>You can't even understand ME, how can you possibly understand Homestuck?
-you- are an inarticulate guy on a forum who is making arguments that are internally inconsistent.
Homestuck is just a very simple story that happens to be long and to have an overreliance on 'plot twists' that occur by changing what is known about the rules of the setting instead of by applying established rules.
>So what?
Does consistency matter or not?
>Yeah, you sure aren't hostile to me at all. You sure aren't bending what I say to make me look bad and talking down to me.
I'm being condescending, not hostile.
> That sure doesn't sound suspiciously like "You mad, bro?" You sure aren't a massive jackass.
Perhaps, and this might shock you, if you weren't insulting me in ways that had nothing to do with the actual argument, you wouldn't come off as looking angry. Just a thought!
>By which I mean stop provoking me.
Correcting somebody for being openly wrong about something is 'provoking them,' now? And clearly from the context this is supposed to be a negative thing?
This isn't tumblr, chief.
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