u/tanipoya

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Now I do not understand if those people believe in such ideologies and do the agenda posting by themselves, but looking at the scale of similar posts (be it any topic, but currently it's against CJP) in such meme subs with clear propaganda making it through the moderation and doing numbers is very concerning. Why is the BJP so worried by meme culture anyway? Also, they have(the memers) 0 original memes, all templates and talking points are copied from western right-wing racist slop like this meme attached here, which is literally using an infamous racist caricature to showcase a CIA agent masquerading as an Indian. This is 1 of hundreds of examples, btw. Also not forget that some of the most infamous Indian X meme accounts, which make posts mocking starving and miserable Palestinian children, are also allegedly part of the ruling part of the It cell. BJP's internet wing is so wretched and sick.

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It is very interesting. Now, obviously, two state leaders can be friends in a political or non-political context, but knowing there are language barriers because Modi does not speak conversational English makes this feel set up for attention-seeking purposes, as if PM Modi is being used as an amusement mule to be trending in India's massive internet culture. It is indirectly making a joke out of India as a whole. Who else agrees?

I am perplexed about writing the starting chapters. Short stories are supposed to be fast-paced, but there is a lot to be said about the settings and characters.

Should the starting chapter be a little backstory or an introduction of the characters, or a build-up of tension right off the bat with no depth to the characters? (Description of the place in both scenarios.)

1. Should the starting chapter include the victims' descriptions (like names and backstories), or 2) should they just be kept as human victims with little detail, and should the start be the arrival of creatures from a spawn point?

First of all, Nakamura is so weird, he is gay and shy, but he is already friends with Hirose, and his acting so strange around him does not fit the story as much in this phase. Also, both of them(Nakamura and the middle school guy) are super creepy. The incredibly pseudo parasocial relationships they are having with Hirose come off as odd. Now ik this is comedic absurd fiction, but still, this level is just off-putting; it goes away from a cute, innocent crush to something else. Imagine the gender of main interest reversed? Get the point? I hope this isn't overly critical of the show. I love this show, and it is a very good representation of homo males who have had crushes on their classmates and acquaintances, but still, the way it is written delves into problematic themes, which could generate harmful stereotypes regarding certain demographics, even if the story is clearly absurd comedy. Not to come off as sexist, I feel this is because the author is a woman, and she cannot quite grasp the relationships and minds of gay teens properly to write a proper comedy slice of life based on this. Love the art style tho.

Wind patterns, Koppen classification, anthropology, map design, and effects of geography on people, it can do it all with proper research on wind and climate patterns.