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Personally, I'm sick of how (on other sites) anytime someones says something less than God-like praise about Lucas, all his apologists start rushing into the thread to defend him. I guess the final straw was his recent hypocritical statement about how "The Three Stooges" should not be colorized, because they belong in a different time period. I couldn't believe there were posts like, "He's talking about adding color to black and white movies! Not adding CGI!!!" After realizing that the Lucas apologists will argue over any point, no matter how obvious it is that Lucas is contradicting himself, I decided I would treat myself to a dose of sanity over here.
There doesn't seem to be that many dissenting opinions in this neck of the woods. Well - except for Jimbo. Actually Jimbo - I love the way you say something, everyone else chimes in about ignoring you, and then the conversation continues without you even getting offended!
So anyways, here's my question for the day: I've always wondered about the expression, "George Lucas raped my childhood!" Did someone ever REALLY say that? I mean, say it and was serious? My theory is that the Lucas apologists were the ones who created this phrase to categorize us as a bunch of whiners and detract from the valid points we try to raise.
Or maybe the person who first said it is a member of this forum - in which case I would like to meet this famous person who is so often quoted on the internet.