Date: 2014-05-19 09:00 pm (UTC)
willow: Red haired, dark skinned, lollipop girl (Default)
From: [personal profile] willow
People don't get addicted to alcohol cause they like being drunk. They might like feeling free/less anxious/being able to unwind kinda or actually self medicating for a bunch of things. They may have a chemical dependency. And likely other things I'm not familiar with.

So an 'alcoholic' can have drink but not 'enjoy' the what? Flavour?... or no get drunk? But can still.... drink?

Cause again, not all alcoholics get 'drunk'.

I just...

Not even getting into Megatron, that's some ablist bullshit right there.

Also creepily?

If the person had the cybotronian equivalent of a sex addiction. Megatron just what? "Oh you can have all the sex you want, and continue using sly ways to get people into bed for your own purposes. But you'll feel no pleasure from sex or get no relief from it. I don't give a fuck what your trauma or issues are - I just need you to shoot a gun. In fact if the more frustrated you are, the more of a terror you are on the battlefield? Win win."

I can't...

Yeah. That's some oliarchy ass shit that is.

Also, now I find myself thinking of all Megatron's soldiers as persons with torture Stockholm syndrome and Starscream as - well at the very least let ME rule this broke ship.

I just found a perspective for Starscream as (rebel)hero.

Pshh. This clip is all levels of wrong.
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