Dicono di noi...

Scusate...Trollestiani giusto?

Sospettavo che ti riferissi agli estimatori di Trollestia, ma perché non li includi tra i Bronies?

Ponies e Bronycon sulla CNN

Another step towards world domination!

Solo commenti positivi?

Qualcosa non va, dov'è la shitstorm?

Ponies e Bronycon sulla CNN

Another step towards world domination!

Solo commenti positivi?

Qualcosa non va, dov'è la shitstorm?

L'ho detto prima Auster, generalmente i media stanno parlando bene di noi, l'unica emittente che dice peste e corna è quella bastarda della FOX.

FOX: Discriminazione a pagamento!

Qualcosa non va, dov'è la shitstorm?

L'ho detto prima Auster, generalmente i media stanno parlando bene di noi, l'unica emittente che dice peste e corna è quella bastarda della FOX.

Vabbè, ho usato il termine shitstorm a sproposito, ma in realtà intendevo la serie di commenti inorriditi che mi aspettavo dalla gente che segue il sito e si trova sbattuto in faccia l'articolo sui maschi adulti fissati coi pony. Si può dire che oramai è un fenomeno ben conosciuto e cose così, ma in realtà è sempre molto di nicchia. Anche in siti semisconosciuti ho trovato diversi commenti (in parte anche giustificabili) del tipo "wtf ma che è 'sta roba", su quello della CNN me ne sarei aspettati il triplo e invece

Beh, forse non commentano molto gli articoli online ma l'hanno fatto i brony a causa della segnalazione su EqD

Già postato altrove, ma visto che si parla di FOX...

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A note from John de Lancie regarding his public comments about Fox News:

A few of our donors have asked about my comment about Fox News during my Q&A at BronyCon:

Rest assured the documentary will not be about Fox News. That would be inappropriate and off-message. Nor am I using the documentary to push my own political agenda. What attracts me to Bronies is their desire to be nice and kind and considerate, and we want to present that message loud and clear.

That said, my journey to making this documentary happens to coincide with my growing frustration with the vituperative nature of political discourse in America. I don't like Fox News, but I don't like MSNBC either. Nor Pacifica Radio; or AirAmerica; or Rush Limbaugh; or any other agenda driven "news" outlet. I'm of the opinion that one enters personal or public dialogue in one of two ways: to seek the truth or win the argument. The news programs mentioned are, for the most part, in the latter category. They have become ratings driven entertainment and, more often-than-not, they are mean-spirited and disingenuous. Current events are difficult enough to understand without being purposely mislead by news organizations unconstrained by the truth. Bronies are not sissies, or pedophiles or deviants; they are nice people and a real news program would report that as such.

In addition: I'm a sailor, and as a sailor it is imperative that everyone on board works together. The success of the trip and the safety of the crew depend on it. The elements of cooperation essential to a sailing experience are not unlike the elements of harmony embraced by the Bronies. If one believes that cooperation and friendship are to be lauded, as I do, then you would have to admit that our political discourse during the last three years have been a disaster. As an independent voter, I'm appalled by the level of dishonesty employed for political advantage. And all at the expense of the nation. And while love and tolerate should apply to all occasions, I'm also of the opinion that deliberate lies and innuendos should never be allowed to go unopposed. At what point does tolerating the intolerable make you part of the problem?

I hope this explanation goes some way towards reconciling my remarks about Fox News and their unfortunate remarks about Bronies.

Cheers,
John de Lancie

"Bronies are not sissies, or pedophiles or deviants; they are nice people and a real news program would report that as such."
Il livello di stima per quest'uomo è più di 9000.

Godo.

Già postato altrove, ma visto che si parla di FOX...

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A note from John de Lancie regarding his public comments about Fox News:

A few of our donors have asked about my comment about Fox News during my Q&A at BronyCon:

Rest assured the documentary will not be about Fox News. That would be inappropriate and off-message. Nor am I using the documentary to push my own political agenda. What attracts me to Bronies is their desire to be nice and kind and considerate, and we want to present that message loud and clear.

That said, my journey to making this documentary happens to coincide with my growing frustration with the vituperative nature of political discourse in America. I don't like Fox News, but I don't like MSNBC either. Nor Pacifica Radio; or AirAmerica; or Rush Limbaugh; or any other agenda driven "news" outlet. I'm of the opinion that one enters personal or public dialogue in one of two ways: to seek the truth or win the argument. The news programs mentioned are, for the most part, in the latter category. They have become ratings driven entertainment and, more often-than-not, they are mean-spirited and disingenuous. Current events are difficult enough to understand without being purposely mislead by news organizations unconstrained by the truth. Bronies are not sissies, or pedophiles or deviants; they are nice people and a real news program would report that as such.

In addition: I'm a sailor, and as a sailor it is imperative that everyone on board works together. The success of the trip and the safety of the crew depend on it. The elements of cooperation essential to a sailing experience are not unlike the elements of harmony embraced by the Bronies. If one believes that cooperation and friendship are to be lauded, as I do, then you would have to admit that our political discourse during the last three years have been a disaster. As an independent voter, I'm appalled by the level of dishonesty employed for political advantage. And all at the expense of the nation. And while love and tolerate should apply to all occasions, I'm also of the opinion that deliberate lies and innuendos should never be allowed to go unopposed. At what point does tolerating the intolerable make you part of the problem?

I hope this explanation goes some way towards reconciling my remarks about Fox News and their unfortunate remarks about Bronies.

Cheers,
John de Lancie

"Bronies are not sissies, or pedophiles or deviants; they are nice people and a real news program would report that as such."
Il livello di stima per quest'uomo è più di 9000.

Uno che ci difende pubblicamente ci vuole, no? Ora basta affidare una parte di doppiaggio a Chris Sabat e allora sì che mollerò tutto per diventare Brony fulltime

Già postato altrove, ma visto che si parla di FOX...

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A note from John de Lancie regarding his public comments about Fox News:

A few of our donors have asked about my comment about Fox News during my Q&A at BronyCon:

Rest assured the documentary will not be about Fox News. That would be inappropriate and off-message. Nor am I using the documentary to push my own political agenda. What attracts me to Bronies is their desire to be nice and kind and considerate, and we want to present that message loud and clear.

That said, my journey to making this documentary happens to coincide with my growing frustration with the vituperative nature of political discourse in America. I don't like Fox News, but I don't like MSNBC either. Nor Pacifica Radio; or AirAmerica; or Rush Limbaugh; or any other agenda driven "news" outlet. I'm of the opinion that one enters personal or public dialogue in one of two ways: to seek the truth or win the argument. The news programs mentioned are, for the most part, in the latter category. They have become ratings driven entertainment and, more often-than-not, they are mean-spirited and disingenuous. Current events are difficult enough to understand without being purposely mislead by news organizations unconstrained by the truth. Bronies are not sissies, or pedophiles or deviants; they are nice people and a real news program would report that as such.

In addition: I'm a sailor, and as a sailor it is imperative that everyone on board works together. The success of the trip and the safety of the crew depend on it. The elements of cooperation essential to a sailing experience are not unlike the elements of harmony embraced by the Bronies. If one believes that cooperation and friendship are to be lauded, as I do, then you would have to admit that our political discourse during the last three years have been a disaster. As an independent voter, I'm appalled by the level of dishonesty employed for political advantage. And all at the expense of the nation. And while love and tolerate should apply to all occasions, I'm also of the opinion that deliberate lies and innuendos should never be allowed to go unopposed. At what point does tolerating the intolerable make you part of the problem?

I hope this explanation goes some way towards reconciling my remarks about Fox News and their unfortunate remarks about Bronies.

Cheers,
John de Lancie

"Bronies are not sissies, or pedophiles or deviants; they are nice people and a real news program would report that as such."
Il livello di stima per quest'uomo è più di 9000.

Io non penso di essere degno di stare all'ombra di quest'uomo

Prima che mi si dica che sto esagerando, si sappia che è una battuta ma non troppo: da una parte mi sta simpatico DeLancie, dall'altra secondo me ha dato una rappresentazione del fandom che ci fa molto onore, e sarebbe carino che non si venga meno alla definizione che ha dato di noi, nei limiti delle nostre possibilità.

Insomma, che sia un vessillo d'orgoglio ma anche un'ispirazione a dare sempre il massimo

Io non penso di essere degno di stare all'ombra di quest'uomo

Prima che mi si dica che sto esagerando, si sappia che è una battuta ma non troppo: da una parte mi sta simpatico DeLancie, dall'altra secondo me ha dato una rappresentazione del fandom che ci fa molto onore, e sarebbe carino che non si venga meno alla definizione che ha dato di noi, nei limiti delle nostre possibilità.

Insomma, che sia un vessillo d'orgoglio ma anche un'ispirazione a dare sempre il massimo

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Sei un grande Auster, come si direbbe dalle mie parti, "non le cai mai fori dar vaso".