My Life In Fandom: Stop Being Whiny Cucks, Fandom Menace

Oh, there's sadness to be had here, but it's not Mouse Wars.

Well there we go ladies and gents. #StarWars. The granddaddy of the Space Battle. After four decades of innovation, creativity and merchandising. Brings it's saga to a close with.... an A-Wing with a green stripe on it.

What the hell happened to the ship design in this franchise pic.twitter.com/4GMDYo8nQJ

— Spacedock (@SpacedockHQ) October 6, 2019

The sadness is the fact that a channel with the reach that Spacedock does is still whining about the Devil Mouse's successfully leading the Vermintide against Star Wars.

The same applies to World Class Bullshitters, Geeks & Gamers, Templin Institute, Midnight's Edge, and far more fan channels who should know better than to keep chasing after these things once the poz takes hold. No, they're zombified now; blow their heads off and be done with them already. You can't save what is already lost! What you can do--what you channels should be doing--is using your incredible reach to find their replacements.

Why in the hell are you not bringing your audience's attention to perfectly viable replacements? Is it that hard to go to Amazon, browse the Space Opera section of the book and Kindle stores, and pick a handful to present in a video or podcast? Is it that hard to look through what's available in Amazon Video? Do you want to solve the problem, or do you want to profit from it?

Here, have some leads.

The reason the Devil Mouse is right to ignore you is because you still act the paypig- you give money to people who tell you TO YOUR FACE that they hate you. That does nothing but breed contempt, and rightly so, because it shows that you have no integrity, no dignity, and no self-respect. You're nothing more than a cuck whining about the bull fucking his wife without doing a damned thing about it.

Star Wars is Dead. GET OVER IT.

Your money is better spent replacing Star Wars with something else that isn't shit, but scratches the same itches. I'm aiming right for you with Star Knight. Nick Cole & Jason Anspach want all you guys who loved the Clone-focused episodes of Clone Wars, and Jon del Arroz has your laser swords and space magic powers handled with his Nano Templar series. Stop whining and start promoting. Your audience will thank you.