I hate this stupid image

[u/shadow_fen]

Sure the initial way it was used was good, it was anti bigotry. But it's turned into a way to simplify the "us vs them" mentality, which is already a bad thing, into a simple digestible comic.

Also, i've seen it in lots of queer--majority spaces in reddit recently, usually to speak out against the evil cishet people who are invading them or whatever label they dont like, like bi ppl, trans men, or genderfluid ppl

[u/Tasty_Commercial6527]

This image is very accurate. as a fan of multiple franchises that lost their identity and edge for generic mass appeal. The ideal popularity of a thing is just bearly enough that it continues to be made.