The Four Color Media Monitor

According to this item, SJW comics writer Alex de Campi was hired to write 2 parts of a new anime series based on the Blade Runner movie from 1982 (and a short story by Phillip K. Dick):

One of the more startling pieces of news is that anti-white comic book activist, Alex de Campi, will write two of the 13 episodes, as confirmed in a tweet by Campi that went out following the announcement of the news.

Some of you may remember Alex de Campi from a Twitter tirade against white men for not buying the SJW Marvel comic books, which caused them to tank in sales, which in turn forced Marvel to cancel some of the SJW comic books.

Campi blamed white males for not supporting the SJW comic books and for gate-keeping by not purchasing comic books featuring “diverse” characters or written by “diverse” creators.

So for any of you who were worried about potential SJW influence… well, Blade Runner – Black Lotus will most certainly have SJW influence, at least for two episodes. Then again, it could be worse yet given Crunchyroll’s history of SJWism.

Crunchyroll doesn't sound like a channel I'd care to tune into, if that's their politics. These kind of people have become so extreme in their ideologies, that's why they're no longer reliable, if they ever even were. With people like these running the show, that's why it's better to change the channel.

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