>Anime about a deaf girl
Is this forced diversity?
A Silent Voice
Jeremiah Murphy
Cameron Myers
who else is gonna speak up for the deaf? they have no VOICE
Jeremiah Ramirez
no.
it's sweet and welcoming
William Murphy
I don't know but its is 30 percent better than kimi no nawa
Justin Murphy
being deaf is really that diverse is it? Its pretty common for people to have some hearing loss.
plus she's cute so it doesn't matter.
Daniel Hernandez
It's inclusion for the sake of inclusion.
James Barnes
>"ableism" is REAL and the "deaf community" EXISTS
Oliver Reyes
>Is this forced diversity?
No its an anime about a deaf girl
Julian Peterson
Making acommodations for deaf people is just political correctness social justice bullshit gone too far
Mason Walker
obvious /pol/bait
just ignore it and hope he goes back to his containment board
Aiden Rogers
i know this is bait but i fucking hate this "forced diversity meme". art should always be trying to represent other people and cultures, becuase that shit is interesting. i dont want to see another fucking crime drama set in america, i would much rather see one set in china or something, doing different things is interesting, but fags always sperg becuase they feel under threat. go outside you fucking bitter, cynical manchildren
Benjamin Reyes
no it's not it fits into the narrative of the film.
and there aren't many animated works that have deaf characters as main characters
Jaxson Cruz
/pol/ isn't this retarded.
Elijah Perry
Based
Joshua Murphy
user all the film does is show the struggles that a real deaf person might go through, why do you have to be such a dick not to see that.
Hunter Lewis
No. Its an ingredient to create a cuter character. Cuter character=more reader and viewer.
Luis Gutierrez
user...
Angel Rivera
What did he mean by this
Thomas Nguyen
The harsh truth that nobody wants to confront:
it was better than Your Name
Charles Collins
>/pol/ isn't this retarded.
Ayden Cox
this
that film is over rated
Daniel Wright
No, it's cute.
Julian Butler
>everything out of the ordinary is SJW pandering
Ryder Long
No, because diversity was never about people that actually are born in a disadvantage and need help from society.
Carson Nguyen
a deaf female made it
Nicholas Price
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
It wasn't enough that writers are autistic as hell and can't speak properly, now they went 1 step above and outright made their characters mute. PFFFTT AHAHAHAHA *Vegeta laughter*
Niiiiiice.
Brandon Thomas
how the fuck is this forced diversity?. is including any form of disability forced diversity to you /po/tards?
Brayden Hughes
>I can't hear
Yeah that's cool. don't mind me while I bully and fuck your tomboy sister
Ryan White
Probably. Also, fuck you for reminding me that this piece of shit exists.
Speaking of diversity, there's another movie I wish I had never found out about that's literally "Race realism: the anime" Care to guess which one?
Ethan Brooks
I think those people are more into making paper models and shit, bruh.
Tyler Foster
>its just a coincidence, goy!!! Stop noticing things and drink your basedmilk!!!
Also, r*ddit is that way >>>
Josiah Barnes
Is this the daily /pol/ invasion thread?
Jackson Brooks
It is veiled "Game of Ender" adaptation
Justin Lopez
>better than Your Name
Are you blind? Or rather... deaf?
Jeremiah Cox
>author's mother is a sign language interpreter
hardly
Blake Wood
>Main girl based on the author's deaf sister
Forced inclusion would be something like including a deaf character for the sake of it with little relevance to the plot. This thing started out as a oneshot about bullying based on disability. It's obviously something the author personally wanted to tell about.
Nathan Walker
>/pol/ isn't this retarded.
/pol/ isn't this retarded.
this retarded
>retarded
>/pol/ this is Retarded
Jose Robinson
A deaf person is still a person.
Unlike a nigger.