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Yeah I think this is the answer. ‘White’ and ‘man’ grants a default socioeconomic status, while ‘mediocre’ means they’re less likely to cheat or otherwise cause trouble.
You’re just gonna have an easier, simpler time with a sitcom dad than with a hyper-ambitious hotty.
How so? Do American trans people buy meds/hormones from China or something?
I want to be mad at you for joke theft but then I remembered that I’m a communist
To be fair, being fictional means they’re significantly less dimensional than real people and are incapable of holding secrets.
I mean there are real people I feel absolutely safe around, but they’re just normal people I know and have built trust with. There are no famous people I can say the same for because I don’t know them personally, even if they seem good on the surface. And for fictional characters like these, we “know” Aragorn is safe because he’s written to be benevolent, we’ve read his entire life, and the author’s dead so there’s no possibility for new material to change that perception.
Tibet was recognised by every country on the planet as sovereign Chinese territory, both then and today.
(That was also like 70 years ago, China’s last war was against Vietnam in the late 1970s)
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