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Because no matter where you go or what you do, even if you think it's the most innocent thing, somewhere out there, you are hurting someone.
On the inside.
Or, rather, someone is seeing what you do or say if offensive, in some way shape or form, even if you don't.

Look, the point is, if someone can get offended because someone did a parody version of their favorite character, people can get crazy about anything.

I had this planned for a few days later but a funny conversation with

makes me upload it today.

And before you start bitching, yes, I think there are perfectly reasonable things to be "offended" or worked up over, but some more than others.

_{I tried multiple versions and several different fonts, but eventually decided that this was easiest to read.}
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