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>but Scootaloo's parents themselves were such a hard thing to judge.
that was the actual problem to deal with.Adding an artificial layer of problems on top of that made it really difficult.

>In a social media driven world ignoring can be the greatest act of defiance.
eeeyup, I prefer praising what they should offer and expose the legitimately good comics instead of focusing on an awful one that is charged with political intentions (for the wrong reasons in a heated year like 2016).

I guess the internet works with exposure. If you complain and analyze as an atrocity, people will be curious at how bad it is.

>In universe they can certainly be.
all those explanations were made just by taking the show as the base material and what you can extract from it, leaving the writers´ideology behind the scenes aside.

>I need to check again and see how much they actually showed and hinted at his reasons within season 8.
the key episode are pretty much School Daze, Raze and Friendship University. I don´t think that Neighsay appears anywhere else except a cameo in the season 9 finale.

>I think he was easily conceived because of Trump but I'm not sure if his execution fits.
considering at the time that was written within its context, it makes sense for pretty obvious reasons that it´s an allusion to him (I mean, you can reaffirm yourself by simply checking the Twitter from the show staff) but what´s translated to the show, it leads to certain confusions and it doesn´t seem to set a clear sign that he´s Trump ponified. Unless they wanted to hint at the immigration issues, I don´t see where they were aiming at and this implies several interpretations depending on your ideology/vision.