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StriderTuna said:

I can't help but to imagine she dislikes jewish people due to some breast-related issue.

In a world of only girls, there is a system of breast usury.
One flat-chested German girl seeks to break her and her people free from the shackles of cup size interest-slavery.
Will the cow-titted international banking cabal let her?

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StriderTuna said:

I can't help but to imagine she dislikes jewish people due to some breast-related issue.

the real fuhrer hated the juden for theyr religion/actions not theyr rasial body feacures
so nope the hate for juden is stil the same and its justified if you knew what ethnicity was trosky and lenin and marx

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azurelorochi said in comment #1183510:

I know I'm going to get a lot of downvotes for this but I never understand the compulsion to turn historical/mythological figures into girls just so you can lust over them. Especially in case like this which though I'm not saying that these men deserved to be honored, turning them into the states which you can objectify them as sex symbol is baffling beyond my comprehension.

Sure you may argue that it does help educate history or mythology to otherwise ignorant otakus who will never care enough to look them up, but I highly doubt that education is ever the reason anyone wants to start projects like these. You may say "it's just a piece of art of a cute girl based from dead men especially drawn for our entertainment" but it still reflects how much people are willing to turn blind eyes towards horrible contexts just because the image in question is appealing. Though the act of judging almost everything by its facial value is extremely common in this modern materialistic world, cases like these continue to disturb me, especially with its ever-expanding success.

Apart from cases like Saber(which the creator himself initially hates) which the genderswapping is actually vital to the premise of the story, I don't see why we must turn historical/mythological figures into girls in order to appreciate or learn about them. I've spent hundred of hours educating myself about history and mythology on Wikipedia without the need of any aid and I thoroughly enjoyed it while still being able to appreciate the beauty of 2D girls like the rest of you, so do we really need to use our penises to help us learn something?

I know the otaku fandom is highly lopsided with double standards that they're willing to drool over genocidal leaders made into girls while hypocritically loathing a space otter for being the indirect cause of death for 3 girls, but it's still even more incomprehensible how so many of you already educated people who do know of the atrocious acts of these men are still willing to lust over them as soon as some artists drew them as attractive females.

I know a lot of people are going to disagree, but if you do please tell me what is the importance in genderwapping these men if not for the sake of fulfilling otherwise shallow and short-lived pleasure.

StriderTuna said in comment #1109365:

I can't help but to imagine she dislikes jewish people due to some breast-related issue.

INB4 the Francisco Franco post lol

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TenguerecheBionico said in comment #2644777:

Did this Malfoid only watch the movies or something?
Also, she seems kinda unkempt.

she mentioned in the previous pages that she is familiar with the books and movies including their differences, while it doesn't clarify which and how to an extent

it's still safe to assume that she's pretty knowledgeable of the original writing

Isekai Harry,however, only mentioned about the books

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It is wild yet pleasing to me that Bowsette (and Boosette in turn) still get art. They're like a decade old or something now, and they're not even official, but people are still fans of her. Bless you, people still making Bowsette art

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psychedelic_rabbit said in comment #2644797:

I think we need to address the Elephant in the room...

don't worry about it.

Note: Given the post's downvotes I just want to clarify: the unlucky thumbnail is not real injury. It's a scene from the historical k-drama Blooded Palace: The War of Flowers and the man had just kneeled his head to the point of hitting the ground 9 times, hence the blood. At least this is what I gathered from some superficial research.

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