#modhisoka

[question-the-teru-squad-blog]

Hisoka! What is your quirk?

“My quirk is called Native Jewel. To put it simply, my vertebrae are made of sharpened obsidian and my spinal cord is of blessed cord used to make dream catchers. Beautiful but deadly.” -Hisoka

[animevillainsforjustice]

I'm extremely saddened and angered by the Chapel Hill killings. The lives of those students who were out there, contributing to the world deserve nothing but the utmost honor. 

The shooter claimed to be an atheist for 'equality'. I'm very troubled by this. I hope the law and my fellow atheists drag him. I hope he is punished to the fullest extent of the law, and I hope atheists don't try to make excuses for his hate crime. 

Anyone can be hateful and evil and bigoted. We're best not to forget that. 

RIP Deah Barakat.  RIP Yusor Abu-Salha.  RIP Razan Abu-Salha. You won't be forgotten. 

[animevillainsforjustice]

Funny how the same people who are saying "not all cops are murderers" are generally the same ones to say "all ferguson protesters are thugs". And by funny I mean not funny at all. People are hypocrites. The American justice system failed.

[animevillainsforjustice]

Gender non conforming cis women and men are allowed to exist. Do not pressure them into identifying as anything else if they don't want to. Cis women don't have to be stereotypically girly and cis men don't have to be manly. In fact it is healthy for society to have people who don't fit into gender norms. By implying that these people should by proxy of not conforming to gender roles, denounce their identities and join your gender movement, you are reinforcing gender roles and you are part of the problem. Embrace real diversity. --Hisoka

[animevillainsforjustice]

Hisoka, why do you hate Nicki Minaj so much?

Hate is a strong word. I get her early appeal and I even enjoy some of her music.

I am just really tired of her being held up as a paragon of social justice, feminism, body positivity and equality when she is clearly NONE of those things. Taylor Swift writes a song that used gay as an insult years ago, apologizes and says she’s a feminist now and tumblr people still dog her for it. Nicki can:

-Pretend to be bi for attention and admit she did it later with no regrets-Write a song attacking another woman and calling her a “stupid hoe”-Trivialize rape in her music-“Fuck skinny bitches” -Contribute to gross body trends (all body trends are gross, not just the stereotypical thin model body trend)-And now LITERALLY GLORIFY NAZI IMAGERY

And people still say she’s an excellent body positive feminist because she’s ‘confident’. Like the genre has an excellent history of strong women: Missy Eliot, Salt and Peppa, TLC I could go on. No, Nicki isn’t doing a very good job of exemplifying this. She relies too much on putting people down to bring herself up to be a ~Good Feminist Rolemodel~.

Eventhough I was mildly annoyed at people calling Anaconda a body positive anthem (she has a 24 inch waist, she is not FAT or even average, at least not in the sense most people are). Completely ignoring or blowing off this latest transgression is my last straw. I don’t think she can redeem herself for me as some sort of positive role model after this.

And yes, before you say it, the other rappers and the creative team, specifically the animator who is relishing in this whole controversy are just as responsible, the animator probably more so. But before you talk about how awesome and feminist and positive she is, remember that she put her name and brand on this and didn’t give it a second thought until after people  (though not tumblr) criticized her.

—Hisoka

[animevillainsforjustice]

It's funny how, as we draw near to halloween, a lot of the 'don't wear racist halloween costumes' articles end up being racist.

I just read one for Latinx based costumes. They ranged in offensiveness from 'Illegal Alien' on the 'Wow that's racist, only a douche would wear that!' end, to 'Matador' on the 'this is offensive?' end.

The last one in the article, I shit you not, is 'Sexy Landscaper'. Not like a caricature of a Latin landscaper, that would be racist. Just landscaper in a green costume that does not even point to the race of the person.

Cosmopolitan, you are being fucking racist by assuming this costume is racist. Landscaping is not a Latin occupation any more than office work is a White occupation. By saying this costume is racist, you are playing into stereotypes and I am going to have to stop.

I would understand if there was something in the costume that assumed a race, or if someone ran around and reenacted Mexican stereotypes like a dick all night while wearing it but the article doesn't discuss it further and the picture provided isn't racist. 

This is what people are talking about when they say 'only White people think x is racist'. Because I am pretty sure Latin people don't hinge their identity on being landscapers. This is not a sacred, holy or even cultural costume. It's an occupation, and one that anyone can have.

White people, we gotta stop this 'everything vaguely associated with a group is racist' schtick. It's getting kinda racist.

--Hisoka

[animevillainsforjustice]

Why is white people liking Mayo a stereotype anyway? I see lots of people eat Mayo. Mayo is a part of modernized Japanese cuisine. The Chinese also eat Mayo, but they call it Egg Yolk Sauce. Chile is the third largest consumer of Mayo in the world, in fact Mayo comes from Spain and is used in a lot of Spanish dishes. 

I can get (and laugh at) 'white bread and bologna sandwich with velveeta cheese and a diet coke' being a white stereotype, but Mayo is relatively international and used as a base in a lot of foods (cole slaw, potato/chicken/tuna salad, it's also a popular southern fry base and is used to make other sauces) I don't even like Mayo on most things, but Jesus some people really miss the bar with that joke. 

--Hisoka, with a random thought

[animevillainsforjustice]

So I went to a bivisability rally today at my school. The woman running the thing was holding up a sign saying 'ask a bisexual anything'. Someone asked "what does bisexuality mean to you?"

She went on to say that she identifies as not bisexual but 'queer' which is 'under the bisexual umbrella' and that 'bi implies a binary, like men and women, and pan means all so they can have sex with trans and intersex people, and queer means I don't feel like being specific or defining my sexuality... I'm just not straight.'

MFW:

I had to correct her. I had to correct the lady running the bisexuality rally, pretending to represent bisexuals. I had to give this poor man the correct definition of bisexuality. This is what I have to put up with at my college. 

I do not care if you are under the 'umbrella' if you are not bi, do not define the word for us and spread the misconception that we are transphobic/binarist. LESBIANS DO NOT COME FROM LESBOS. GAY MEN AREN'T ALWAYS HAPPY. PANSEXUALS DO NOT HAVE A THING FOR PANS. I AM TIRED OF ARGUING THIS WITH PEOPLE IN SUPPOSEDLY SAFE SPACES.

--Hisoka