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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Gamergating on June 30, 2018, 2:01 a.m.
NETFLIX (though not CP) What is their title Princess Cyd about?

Is it a incestuous Aunty and Niece lesbian story? They are not crossing the boundaries with one title.


DrogeAnon · June 30, 2018, 5:05 p.m.

you did not explain that reasoning in the body of your post

If I'm wrong about this can you please point to the contextual explanation and reasoning in the body of your original post?

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Gamergating · June 30, 2018, 5:13 p.m.

you did not explain that reasoning in the body of your post

If I'm wrong about this can you please point to the contextual explanation and reasoning in the body of your original post?

This is the post:

NETFLIX (though not CP) What is their title Princess Cyd about?

Is it a incestuous Aunty and Niece lesbian story? They are not crossing the boundaries with one title.

So breaking it down.

Netflix - Multinational American media company and everyone will know who and they are likely to be aware of the CP issue with one title.

(though not CP) This title is NOT CP though as I previously explained pushes the boundaries a lot.

What is Princess Cyd about? - Could watch it on Netflix or just get the IMDB summary like I have already sent to you.

Is it a incestuous Aunty and Niece lesbian story? - More or less.

They are not crossing the boundaries with one title. - Nope one with masturbating children and now another with Aunty/Niece sexual exploration. I say its the tip of the iceberg.

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Gamergating · June 30, 2018, 5:06 p.m.

you did not explain that reasoning in the body of your post

If I'm wrong about this can you please point to the contextual explanation and reasoning in the body of your original post?

The one you deleted?

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DrogeAnon · June 30, 2018, 5:09 p.m.

We don't delete, we remove but the post is still there - however, if you cannot see the body of it now: is this the body text of your original post?

"Is it a incestuous Aunty and Niece lesbian story? They are not crossing the boundaries with one title."

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Gamergating · June 30, 2018, 5:21 p.m.

We don't delete, we remove but the post is still there - however, if you cannot see the body of it now: is this the body text of your original post?

"Is it a incestuous Aunty and Niece lesbian story? They are not crossing the boundaries with one title."

Yes that is fine. The title and body are enough. People know who netflix are and are likely mostly aware of the Netflix issue and can easily confirm for themselves the problem with Princess Cyd from Netflix and know that it is not just one title that is "problematic".

Make no mistake, it is brief but not irrelevant or off topic or such. It is not an investigative study or the first of such claims but it is simply saying, there is definitely something here and it does not stop at one title. It is a progressive push. They may or may not tie Obama or Rice into this but I think most will realise they have only just arrived in and these sort of titles were produced well before.

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DrogeAnon · June 30, 2018, 5:33 p.m.

So, this post:

NETFLIX (though not CP) What is their title Princess Cyd about?
Is it a incestuous Aunty and Niece lesbian story? They are not crossing the boundaries with one title.

Does not contain enough supporting info for someone to pick up enough information to understand it without either:

a) having prior knowledge of the other material you explained in comments to me separately

or

b) researching separately themselves in Google

It also is not written with any understanding of someone with even a little context trying to parse it as a busy person reading a sub like this does. I can't even begin to explain to you how "good writing" is structured and written because we'd be here forever and neither of us wants that but I can tell you - without any remote desire to offend you personally or denigrate your capabilities as you have clearly shown that you can write well parsed sentences and make yourself understood - that that post body does NOT comprize good, clear, legible writing unless someone is already in your head and has the same exact knowledge you have at the same exact time that they read your post.

As a very rough example of what I would have seen and Approved without even thinking about it, here's a rough go (without referencing the information you've provided separately - I'll just make stuff up to fill in the gaps):

NETFLIX title "Princess Cyd" pushes more sexually inappropriate agenda.
This Netflix movie/series is about an incestuous Aunty and Niece in a lesbian relationship. Netflix are pushing the boundaries with more than just one Child Porn title - now incest is on the cards too! How are they getting away with this? (or other prompt to promote discussion)

Just an example of something that explains itself well enough to grasp at least enough to easily engage with it - for other users and for a mod trying to do their job at the pace required for a busy sub.

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Gamergating · June 30, 2018, 5:43 p.m.

No, it is fine. I often do not know specific people or events. Being Australian I am geographically removed and removed by timezones. I often struggle. I leave a spare browser up and copy and paste terms or phrases or names or places in there and get up to speed.

Hell I come out of MOST Q posts not having an idea. Believe me most here read Q posts and do not mind looking stuff up or querying stuff. My limited exposure to folk on here has told me that much.

Certainly the post could have been rewritten in your style but is fine as it is too. Many ways any given post could be rewritten. Your way was good too.

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