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I'm glad we could find some common ground. Also, if anyone thinks I'm "homophobic", I am not, I simply feel that LEGO as a company is not being open enough with its consumers about what their policies are Where would this topic go?

Noahs Ark, Garden of Eden(with clothed Adam and Eve), David vs Goliath, Daniel in the lions den, The Resurrection of Christ, Moses and the burning bush YES! LEGO Bible!

Yes, we agree on this! But they are not representing Christianity like a literal pride flag is representing...pride! The point that was originally being made by @Vindicare was that they wouldn't make an actual, Biblically based set or even just have a nativity in a WV set, because it would cause controversy.

THIS. The reason I'm opposed to this set is not because its a pride set, every megablocking company these days does stuff for pride month. The reason i'm opposed is because this can easily be interpreted as a political statement (though a very basic one), and LEGO doesn't specify in their "rules" what they consider to be political. If they had said for years that they didn't consider it political, then I wouldn't have blinked seeing this set. But when they've cancelled 2 sets in the past year and given no statement other than "it doesn't fit our values", it frustrates me that they won't just say where the line is

Secular means not having to do with religion. The Easter Bunny has nothing to do with anyones religion(I mean, maybe someone worships the Easter Bunny, idk) meaning it is universally secular. Meaning it isn't "representing Christianity"

You are not the bigot!! Christianity is represented by secular symbols that have made those holidays lose there true meanings? Christianity would be well represented if they made a crucifix set or something with a real Christian symbol.

Do you want them to make a nativity set or Noahs ark set to show support to Christians? If not- does that make you the bigot?!?!?

I could see this happening on Reddit. Also, would you all be offended by a modular church set? If its non denominational, I feel like LEGO should be able to make it.

I feel like the thread name should change

So now the summer wave figures we've seen are 8/8 for being great in my book....theres gotta be a garbage figure somewhere in here

For me it would have to be Ghostbusters HQ.

I hope he comes with the new double hilt piece..

Apparently its one of the best designs ever? This is shaping up to be the best SW wave in YEARS

They just made a solid yellow figure so no Bruh

Probably because certain people who claim to support it have made it VERY political. I don't think it should be political either, but it is.

Plus didn't Guyon already deconfirm this?

Unpopular opinions: The UCS assault on Hoth set is a banger Huge sets only having 2 figures (Star Destroyer) is fine, and honestly preferred, especially if they're detailed. (the big one) Non-licensed themes are pretty much always bad and rarely produce a good set

Hes a pig version of a man who can climb on walls and has the senses of a spider. Whos arch enemy is a green man in purple clothes who rides a hoverboard. And hes friends with wizards and a Norse god. And him and all his friends fought a purple man with magic rocks. A talking pig sounds downright realistic compared to this crap

I doubt that was the only reason....

I think its an August release

I don't. Hes a PIG..but hes also Spider man!! Whats not to love?

Doesn't Canada jail people for saying "offensive" things?

The Christian holiday and the holiday most people celebrate have become completely different. I've got a really unpopular opinion: Figures having no leg printing is fine. Black legs look completely accurate enough for most figures

The easter bunny has absolutely nothing to do with Christianity.

But why can't there be a dynamite factory? Theres more violence in most licensed themes. They really need to update there rules to clarify what they can and can't do, because it isn't very clear.