r/TheDragonPrince • u/Amman60 Gren • Nov 05 '19

Discussion Danika Explained Why She Had To Leave

https://twitter.com/danikaharrod/status/1191800355396259840
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u/BadSorosEmployee Nov 05 '19

People have been saying separate the art from the artist but these claims are quite serious and apparently only scrape the surface in terms of toxicity.

That said, we need to tread carefully before we grab the pitchforks because I love this show and I want to give the creators the benefit of the doubt and allow them a chance to address this issue.

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u/TheWrightStep Zym Nov 05 '19

Don't raise your pitchforks, but absolutely raise your voices.

Get their attention. Cause a ruckus. Disrupt their brand right before their biggest season drops.

Let them know that we care about this issue and are willing to give them hell if they keep quiet

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u/StandardTrack Nov 06 '19 edited Nov 06 '19

Causing a rukus IS raising pitchforks.

It's not raising torches, but is the kind of thing that can end up hurting a brand/people if it isn't handled properly.

{Editing just cause [switched for causing]. Sorry for the corny joke, couldn't resist.

Also:. Brand => brand/people}

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u/BadSorosEmployee Nov 05 '19

Don't raise your pitchforks, but absolutely raise your voices.

Yes, absolutely this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '20

No, how about waiting to find out the actual story and assuming innocence until guilt is shown? Cancel culture is not a good thing. If you simply accept every claim of injustice without requiring people back it up with evidence, and without giving the accused a chance to defend themselves, you’re basically just being part of the problem.