i mean you're so focused on condemning hussie that you're saying things like "dave is archetypically white" and "would you relate to a black character written by andrew hussie?" as if black homestuck fans don't relate to white characters by hussie? is that not why we're having this whole conversation??? because black fans like homestuck???

youve got people coming to you like "i know black people who are just like dave strider" and you're like "um...ACTUALLY, the difference is very subtle but you'll see the main distinction between those black people (who i haven't met) and dave strider is that dave strider is white"

of course people are going to side-eye you. i don't think you're trying to be racist, i just think that in your anti-hussie quest, you don't have enough self-awareness for the way you're coming across. why is it that when when a person is trying to suggest ways they could feel more represented, your response is to try and tell them how to feel and what is and isn't good enough for them? is hating an author so important that you're gonna speak over the groups you're supposedly trying to advocate for?