The Nightmare Before Christmas. Pay attention to the last lyrics of the "Jack's Obsession" song.
"You know, I think this Christmas thing
Is not as tricky as it seems.
And why should they have all the fun?
It should belong to anyone.
Not anyone in fact, but ME!
Why, I could make a Christmas tree!
And there's no reason I can find
That I couldn't handle Christmastime!
I bet I could improve it too!
And that's exactly what I'll do!"
Emphasis mine. Sounds familiar, right? "Video games should belong to everyone." "Tabletop RPGs should belong to everyone." "Superheroes should belong to everyone." "Star Wars should belong to everyone." "Dark Souls should belong to everyone." And so on and so forth. Wokies always use this logic to take stories, franchises, industries, and subcultures that are niche and/or male-oriented and make them "for everyone," but in truth, all they do is make it more for themselves and their fellow wokies. And just like Jack when he decides to take over Christmas, with the arrogant belief that he could do it better than the people who've been making it for centuries, they completely ruin the thing they stole and turn it into something it never was and that nobody likes.
The Nightmare Before Christmas. Pay attention to the last lyrics of the "Jack's Obsession" song.
"You know, I think this Christmas thing
Is not as tricky as it seems.
And why should they have all the fun?
It should belong to anyone.
Not anyone in fact, but ME!
Why, I could make a Christmas tree!
And there's no reason I can find
That I couldn't handle Christmastime!
I bet I could improve it too!
And that's exactly what I'll do!"
Emphasis mine. Sounds familiar, right? "Video games should belong to everyone." "Tabletop RPGs should belong to everyone." "Superheroes should belong to everyone." "Star Wars should belong to everyone." "Dark Souls should belong to everyone." And so on and so forth. Wokies always use this logic to take stories, franchises, industries, and subcultures that are niche and/or male-oriented and make them "for everyone," but in truth, all they do is make it more for themselves and their fellow wokies. And just like Jack when he decides to take over Christmas, with the arrogant belief that he could do it better than the people who've been making it for centuries, they completely ruin the thing they stole and turn it into something it never was and that nobody likes.