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Message: [QUOTE="AnonymousCookieMonster, post: 108323, member: 3229"] DEI often is less what you see on the screen, but what is [I]off[/I] the screen. Like mandating having 20 writers in the writer room, but 18 of them do literally nothing... Or in video games, heavily uglifying women, and in a lot of cases with failed games and studios involves Sweet Baby Inc. And in a number of cases in recent memory, saying great shows were refused to put on air for being too white. Or writers being snubbed from being able to sell their books for being white. Or Podcasters who were fine in the community... until they were found out to be white... I agree. Choose the best person for the job/part and it pretty much feels natural. But 'nerdy' was less about being incompetent and stupid and more to reference the social awkwardness that ends up being defined more by hobbies and social status. Before the last several years i wouldn't have cared what their color/race/sex is. But when the pattern is too obvious, I pretty much avoid anything post 2016 unless it's a standout movie that doesn't appear to contain any DEI/wokeness. Though understand Woke and DEI is inherently anti-white anti-straight and anti-family ([I]and anti-sanity too[/I]).. And they have to force-feed you [FONT=book antiqua][B][I]The Message[/I][/B][/FONT]... Trying to plant into the zeitgeist that white straight males are evil capitalists and should be destroyed. And every successful franchise they have to swap the male with a female counterpart. Critical Drinker does a good job of isolating and going over with '[URL='https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFz_00sC7mo7Zu5GSSj9hqJ8G3faYyhLK']why modern movies suck[/URL]' series. And it's only become more relevant as more movies and games have come out. [/QUOTE]

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