Two men led a team of 80 people, spent 5 years collecting 1.2 million golden orb spiders, milked them for their silk, and created the rarest textile on Earth: A golden silk cape.
That episode ended with the Wild Kratts creating a spider silk dress WITHOUT displacing spiders from their habitats or disturbing them in any way, which means there IS an ethical way to use their silk to make dresses so there really is no excuse for the blatant animal abuse here.
This is so true, and I really hate it. We tend to forget how vital spiders are in the ecosystem and how disastrous the consequences would be if they were all gone. Orb weavers SPECIFICALLY keep the insect population down. Remove them, and you've literally brought on the plague!
Especially if it's adoptive incest, or romantic/sexual relationships between step-siblings. And any attempts to deny that either case is incestuous because they "aren't blood related" congratulations you're invalidating foster family for the sake of your middle school perversion.
And Tumblr. And DeviantArt. And Instagram. And anywhere.
Bonus points if they compare "antis" to homophobes, as if people who like incest are in any ways minorities or people who are hugely oppressed.
15 seconds.
I counted exactly 15 seconds in between Bojack calling Sarah Lynn a daughter figure to him and him admitting to having sex with her despite having known her as a 10 year old.
God fucking damn.
Yeah. And all of that for FIVE YEARS?? There is no way that all of those spiders survived. Orb weavers are classified by IUCN as least concern, but this is the kind of shit that puts animals on the endangered species list.
It's funny that you chose Aladdin/Hercules for the latter picture because those 2 have ACTUALLY canonically met in a crossover episode of the Hercules TV show.