https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsA 8TjoCX0E >Applejack

>>30206865
Who voices Strawberry Sunrise anyway?

>>30206865
That was not Rarity's argument. Her argument was appeal to emotion: how does Applejack feel about being told apples are shit is how designers feel being told fasion is shit. It turned out Applejack does care about not offending the fashion ponies. She could have countered that fashion ponies' feelings don't matter becuse of the reason you give.

>>30206953
Her argument was to appeal to the obvious fact that not everybody should share your fucking point of view. The episode was pretty mediocre but this scene explains obvious things in a basic way, and thus, should be shown to every retarded 4chan user ever on a constant loop 24/7 so that maybe some of them will start realizing that other people have reasons to have different opinions, too

>>30206961
Saged you fucking retard

>>30206961
Ha! If I tried to argue with you now, I'd be demonstrating your point. Well played.

>>30206988
Trouble is, "you're proving my point" could be said about literally anything.

"You're exceptionally talkative..." "...actually..." "...see? You proved my point!"

Etc...

It's circular reasoning and does not deserve the legitimacy it's typically granted.

>>30206961
Nah, >>30206953 was right.

>>30207110
You are shallow-minded.

>>30207117
Well, we were talking about her argument, not about the episode's lesson.

>>30206865
Good thing Applejack knew that she didn't know about fashion and could only judge it on the merit of workability, to what Rarity told her to do. The fact that Applejack, THE APPLEJACK, who knows the value of hard work more than anypony would destroy someone's all-night-work (the feather hat) in ignorance just shows how much of a shit the episode was. And to add insult to the injury Rarity invited Applejack to be a judge so that she could... pick neither and be neutral? What was the fucking point, shut up and don't say shit? Remember that episode about always being honest to yourself; yeah, fuck that. Rarity is a bitch and AJ knew perfectly well how it would end up if she were to be a judge, but no, Rarity, at first, remained absolutely silent which AJ took as a sign of her doing everything correctly and only after she was abandoned by everypony because of her decision she decided to be a passive agressive cunt. Fuck strawberries.

>>30206865
>family gets the land and creates the center for Ponyvile to be founded
>Ponyvile heavily based around agriculture and a food marketplace system
>Apple family holding one of the top food items and whose land is used to host countless community events
>no one other that Applejack wearing any type of wear
Maybe in Canterlot, but for Ponyvile there is no real comparison between what Applejack does and those fashion students. Or even Rarity for that matter. The Apples contribute far more to that society.

>>30207149
>a janitor trying to excuse himself being a fucking loser with a shitty job and saying that people like actors and writers contribute much less to the society than he does
This is what you look like right now.

>>30207160
>janitor
Are you stupid; do you need a food analogy instead?

>>30207149
They contribute apples. That's it, and they aren't even the only apple farm.

The whole "being honest might hurt people" thing kind of got muddied when AJ destroyed the hat.

Again, the problem with the episode is that instead of judging things based on practicality in general she judged them based on that for her very niche case. She was being honest with an irrelevant opinion.

>>30207179
>She was being honest with an irrelevant opinion.
Rarity wanted her opinion and she's the event host.

>>30207185
Yes, but Rarity didn't think the question AJ would ask herself in regards to judging practicality would be "Is this good for my job of bucking apples all day?"

AJ seems to think "practical" is one size fits all and has to mean clothes you do manual labor in.

>>30207160
Are you ok?

>>30207199
And Rarity knew perfectly well what AJ seems to think "practical" is, it is entirely her fault. AJ made it abundantly clear that she knew nothing about fashion and Rarity was content with Applejack simply judging the clothes on how practical they would be to do chores and walk around town; for some retarded reason because all three of the fashionistas made clothes you wouldn't be able to do that in. She invited AJ, she asked AJ to think it over after she refused, she didn't tell AJ to cut it when the problem was a minimal at after all of that she acted like a condescending cunt by making AJ talk to the strawberry mare and then saying with a smug attitude "What's wrong Applejack? She's just saying her opinion." Well, nobody asked for her opinion. Rarity should have had learned a lesson as well as Applejack that you can't interest others in your hobbies, but she didn't - it's a shit episode.

>>30207179
Actually a lot of her opinions on the practicality--which was what she was brought in for--of dresses made a lot of sense. Remember this is Ponyvile, not Canterlot, and the customer base that is centered where the dresses would be displayed are mostly farmers who work the land or bakers and blue collared workers. Very few are throwing money around and the town takes AJ word on things seriously.

Yes AJ went to far with the fashion comment and the hat, but that was the point, to show AJ going too far for the audience. Still, a dress that drags or a too many button piece for a non-unicorn customer are not going to sell.

>>30207257
Does Rarity even sell dresses in Ponyville?

>>30207295
She does but oddly even back in S1 her customers all came from out of town. Not even sure why Rarity herself is still maining in Ponyvile given where all the work is coming from(the other shops).

>>30207330
She likes the town.

>>30207335
That's not how you run a business. Her first shop in Canterlot looks brutal when it comes to demand and workload. Not having Rarity's talents nearby for that type of store is amount to owner suicide.