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Your reply is what we call "word salad." Are you or are you not a supporter of patriarchy and male supremacy? If you are, you seek to demean the other half of humanity, and, therefore, heterosexuality itself.Is there some rule that we all have to like people just because they are white and male, even if he is an ignorant, unaccomplished, aggressive, and hateful little asshole? Don't these idiots complain about "Chads," who oftentimes seem to be portrayed by them as white males?
BTW: Threatening and killing people just because one does not have a good sex life is really, really not cool.
killing people is usually not cool, except of course in cases of self defense or war.
No one has to like anyone, however it seems nowadays the focus is on ruining people or punishing them instead of trying to help them.
And to be honest, for most of these guys, it's NO sex life.
Maybe, but I seriously doubt that these guys would accept or cooperate with any help offered. Their statements are arrogant and angry and express an attitude that the world, particularly the female half, owes them something.
And no one has done anything to anyone of them who has not committed a crime.
Considering "owes me something" is the progressive mantra, I would think you would like these guys....
What does the term "pregressive mantra" mean? Either heterosexuals respect each other and get along together or they don't. Love and friendship need to prevail so that heterosexuality can continue.
You sound like a believer in patriarchy and male supremacy, which are the exact opposite of living and honoring a heterosexual lifestyle.
This is what we like to call "over-analysing the situation"
It figures you try to impart ivory tower social paradigms onto reality. It's the progressive way.
And more balkanization, another progressive trope.
Your reply is what we call "word salad." Are you or are you not a supporter of patriarchy and male supremacy? If you are, you seek to demean the other half of humanity, and, therefore, heterosexuality itself.killing people is usually not cool, except of course in cases of self defense or war.
No one has to like anyone, however it seems nowadays the focus is on ruining people or punishing them instead of trying to help them.
And to be honest, for most of these guys, it's NO sex life.
Maybe, but I seriously doubt that these guys would accept or cooperate with any help offered. Their statements are arrogant and angry and express an attitude that the world, particularly the female half, owes them something.
And no one has done anything to anyone of them who has not committed a crime.
Considering "owes me something" is the progressive mantra, I would think you would like these guys....
What does the term "pregressive mantra" mean? Either heterosexuals respect each other and get along together or they don't. Love and friendship need to prevail so that heterosexuality can continue.
You sound like a believer in patriarchy and male supremacy, which are the exact opposite of living and honoring a heterosexual lifestyle.
This is what we like to call "over-analysing the situation"
It figures you try to impart ivory tower social paradigms onto reality. It's the progressive way.
And more balkanization, another progressive trope.
It's ridiculous that so many men who hate LGBTs also demean and dismiss their heterosexual partners, like the proponents of patriarchy and male supremacy. No decent person does this.
The movies is getting good reviews
Your reply is what we call "word salad." Are you or are you not a supporter of patriarchy and male supremacy? If you are, you seek to demean the other half of humanity, and, therefore, heterosexuality itself.Maybe, but I seriously doubt that these guys would accept or cooperate with any help offered. Their statements are arrogant and angry and express an attitude that the world, particularly the female half, owes them something.
And no one has done anything to anyone of them who has not committed a crime.
Considering "owes me something" is the progressive mantra, I would think you would like these guys....
What does the term "pregressive mantra" mean? Either heterosexuals respect each other and get along together or they don't. Love and friendship need to prevail so that heterosexuality can continue.
You sound like a believer in patriarchy and male supremacy, which are the exact opposite of living and honoring a heterosexual lifestyle.
This is what we like to call "over-analysing the situation"
It figures you try to impart ivory tower social paradigms onto reality. It's the progressive way.
And more balkanization, another progressive trope.
It's ridiculous that so many men who hate LGBTs also demean and dismiss their heterosexual partners, like the proponents of patriarchy and male supremacy. No decent person does this.
The patriarchy is a made up construct these days. And male supremacy is something that simply doesn't exist, it's a boogeyman.
Meanwhile progressives can actively hate on the last great boogeyman, white heterosxual males, without fear of punishment.
So you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?Because it's a good movie. Did you like Wonder woman?
Wonder Woman was an excellent movie. What it wasn’t is a feminist movie. It had a female lead character, but I wouldn’t call it a Feminist movie.
Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism
Wonder Woman is a feminist, and society isn't ready for her - BBC Three
It changed from a joyous, ridiculous superhero movie into a series of lingering shots of Gal Gadot’s legs. It clunked with dialogue that all but stopped short of saying ‘hashtag feminism’. At one point, a female secretary explains all the work that she does for her male boss prompting Wonder Woman to quip, ‘Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.’ The cinema audience broke into a knowing chuckle, but it felt like a cheap laugh. Still, the heavy-handed lines kept coming (‘What I do is not up to you!’). All of which would be a lot more convincing if Diana Prince – incidentally, a name given to her when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) interrupts her own introduction – didn’t spend the majority of the film being dragged around by Trevor, who is adamant his mission is more important than hers.
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It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
Brie Larson confirmed Marvel approached her to make Captain Marvel a “big feminist movie.”
Speaking with Entertainment Tonight during a set visit last May, Brie Larson confirmed Marvel approached her about making Captain Marvel a feminist movie.
"I had a meeting with Marvel and what we discussed is they wanted to make a big feminist movie.”
Brie Larson Confirms Marvel Wants to Make Captain Marvel a "Big Feminist Movie" - Bounding Into Comics
If you want to pay to watch SJW Hollywood NPCs preach to you for two hours, more power to ya. I'll wait it out and watch this one on Netflix.
So you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?Because it's a good movie. Did you like Wonder woman?
Wonder Woman was an excellent movie. What it wasn’t is a feminist movie. It had a female lead character, but I wouldn’t call it a Feminist movie.
Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism
Wonder Woman is a feminist, and society isn't ready for her - BBC Three
It changed from a joyous, ridiculous superhero movie into a series of lingering shots of Gal Gadot’s legs. It clunked with dialogue that all but stopped short of saying ‘hashtag feminism’. At one point, a female secretary explains all the work that she does for her male boss prompting Wonder Woman to quip, ‘Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.’ The cinema audience broke into a knowing chuckle, but it felt like a cheap laugh. Still, the heavy-handed lines kept coming (‘What I do is not up to you!’). All of which would be a lot more convincing if Diana Prince – incidentally, a name given to her when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) interrupts her own introduction – didn’t spend the majority of the film being dragged around by Trevor, who is adamant his mission is more important than hers.
Read more: Why Wonder Woman isn't the feminist fantasy we've been told it is | Metro News
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It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
So you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?Wonder Woman was an excellent movie. What it wasn’t is a feminist movie. It had a female lead character, but I wouldn’t call it a Feminist movie.
Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism
Wonder Woman is a feminist, and society isn't ready for her - BBC Three
It changed from a joyous, ridiculous superhero movie into a series of lingering shots of Gal Gadot’s legs. It clunked with dialogue that all but stopped short of saying ‘hashtag feminism’. At one point, a female secretary explains all the work that she does for her male boss prompting Wonder Woman to quip, ‘Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.’ The cinema audience broke into a knowing chuckle, but it felt like a cheap laugh. Still, the heavy-handed lines kept coming (‘What I do is not up to you!’). All of which would be a lot more convincing if Diana Prince – incidentally, a name given to her when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) interrupts her own introduction – didn’t spend the majority of the film being dragged around by Trevor, who is adamant his mission is more important than hers.
Read more: Why Wonder Woman isn't the feminist fantasy we've been told it is | Metro News
Twitter: Metro (@MetroUK) | Twitter | Facebook: Metro
It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
What makes the feminist movement "unreasonable"?
So you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism
Wonder Woman is a feminist, and society isn't ready for her - BBC Three
It changed from a joyous, ridiculous superhero movie into a series of lingering shots of Gal Gadot’s legs. It clunked with dialogue that all but stopped short of saying ‘hashtag feminism’. At one point, a female secretary explains all the work that she does for her male boss prompting Wonder Woman to quip, ‘Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.’ The cinema audience broke into a knowing chuckle, but it felt like a cheap laugh. Still, the heavy-handed lines kept coming (‘What I do is not up to you!’). All of which would be a lot more convincing if Diana Prince – incidentally, a name given to her when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) interrupts her own introduction – didn’t spend the majority of the film being dragged around by Trevor, who is adamant his mission is more important than hers.
Read more: Why Wonder Woman isn't the feminist fantasy we've been told it is | Metro News
Twitter: Metro (@MetroUK) | Twitter | Facebook: Metro
It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
What makes the feminist movement "unreasonable"?
Their rabid anti-male shit, their denial of the reality of differences between men and women, and more recently their desire to use force to pressure women to make more ideologically better choices.
So you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
What makes the feminist movement "unreasonable"?
Their rabid anti-male shit, their denial of the reality of differences between men and women, and more recently their desire to use force to pressure women to make more ideologically better choices.
When and where do these three things occur? Who does them? Your assertions seem to be made up out of whole cloth. You are extremely vague.
‘Confirmed: Captain Marvel "Big Feminist Movie"...’
What’s truly ridiculous and moronic about this, of course, is conservatives’ wrongheaded notion that there’s something ‘wrong’ with feminism.
So you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
What makes the feminist movement "unreasonable"?
Their rabid anti-male shit, their denial of the reality of differences between men and women, and more recently their desire to use force to pressure women to make more ideologically better choices.
When and where do these three things occur? Who does them? Your assertions seem to be made up out of whole cloth. You are extremely vague.
The feminist movement is a large and widespread movement.
Of course any discussion of it, will be full of generalities.
Do you understand the concept of large groups?
Those three things occur whenever feminists talk or act, or God Forbid, have input into policy.
fv
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
What makes the feminist movement "unreasonable"?
Their rabid anti-male shit, their denial of the reality of differences between men and women, and more recently their desire to use force to pressure women to make more ideologically better choices.
When and where do these three things occur? Who does them? Your assertions seem to be made up out of whole cloth. You are extremely vague.
The feminist movement is a large and widespread movement.
Of course any discussion of it, will be full of generalities.
Do you understand the concept of large groups?
Those three things occur whenever feminists talk or act, or God Forbid, have input into policy.
So you do not have any actual information. You apparently are just bullshitting. Female people, and male people, merely participate in general society, and you seem not to grasp this concept. Women, like men, are not puppets, and individuals do not operate on the basis of some sort of script being written for us to perform.
There was a time a guy wouldn’t go see a chick flick. Only feminist men saw wonder woman. LolSo you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?Because it's a good movie. Did you like Wonder woman?
Wonder Woman was an excellent movie. What it wasn’t is a feminist movie. It had a female lead character, but I wouldn’t call it a Feminist movie.
Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism
Wonder Woman is a feminist, and society isn't ready for her - BBC Three
It changed from a joyous, ridiculous superhero movie into a series of lingering shots of Gal Gadot’s legs. It clunked with dialogue that all but stopped short of saying ‘hashtag feminism’. At one point, a female secretary explains all the work that she does for her male boss prompting Wonder Woman to quip, ‘Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.’ The cinema audience broke into a knowing chuckle, but it felt like a cheap laugh. Still, the heavy-handed lines kept coming (‘What I do is not up to you!’). All of which would be a lot more convincing if Diana Prince – incidentally, a name given to her when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) interrupts her own introduction – didn’t spend the majority of the film being dragged around by Trevor, who is adamant his mission is more important than hers.
Read more: Why Wonder Woman isn't the feminist fantasy we've been told it is | Metro News
Twitter: Metro (@MetroUK) | Twitter | Facebook: Metro
It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
There was a time a guy wouldn’t go see a chick flick. Only feminist men saw wonder woman. LolSo you see the entire feminist movement as unreasonable? Wouldn’t we all have to first agree their positions on the issues are unreasonable?Wonder Woman was an excellent movie. What it wasn’t is a feminist movie. It had a female lead character, but I wouldn’t call it a Feminist movie.
Why Wonder Woman is a masterpiece of subversive feminism
Wonder Woman is a feminist, and society isn't ready for her - BBC Three
It changed from a joyous, ridiculous superhero movie into a series of lingering shots of Gal Gadot’s legs. It clunked with dialogue that all but stopped short of saying ‘hashtag feminism’. At one point, a female secretary explains all the work that she does for her male boss prompting Wonder Woman to quip, ‘Where I’m from, that’s called slavery.’ The cinema audience broke into a knowing chuckle, but it felt like a cheap laugh. Still, the heavy-handed lines kept coming (‘What I do is not up to you!’). All of which would be a lot more convincing if Diana Prince – incidentally, a name given to her when Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) interrupts her own introduction – didn’t spend the majority of the film being dragged around by Trevor, who is adamant his mission is more important than hers.
Read more: Why Wonder Woman isn't the feminist fantasy we've been told it is | Metro News
Twitter: Metro (@MetroUK) | Twitter | Facebook: Metro
It is a period piece from WWII. That the secretary feels put upon is completely reasonable.
By being reasonable, it is by definition, not feminist.
Sorry but you got the feminist message and found it reasonable. That makes you a feminist.
The feminist movement today has become completely unreasonable.
What "feminist message" do you think I "got"?
Your reply is what we call "word salad." Are you or are you not a supporter of patriarchy and male supremacy? If you are, you seek to demean the other half of humanity, and, therefore, heterosexuality itself.Considering "owes me something" is the progressive mantra, I would think you would like these guys....
What does the term "pregressive mantra" mean? Either heterosexuals respect each other and get along together or they don't. Love and friendship need to prevail so that heterosexuality can continue.
You sound like a believer in patriarchy and male supremacy, which are the exact opposite of living and honoring a heterosexual lifestyle.
This is what we like to call "over-analysing the situation"
It figures you try to impart ivory tower social paradigms onto reality. It's the progressive way.
And more balkanization, another progressive trope.
It's ridiculous that so many men who hate LGBTs also demean and dismiss their heterosexual partners, like the proponents of patriarchy and male supremacy. No decent person does this.
The patriarchy is a made up construct these days. And male supremacy is something that simply doesn't exist, it's a boogeyman.
Meanwhile progressives can actively hate on the last great boogeyman, white heterosxual males, without fear of punishment.
Are you ever in denial! Patriarchy and male supremacy are being pushed by many cults in the U.S. and in other countries. I, myself saw an interview with one of these Southern Baptist "pastors," in which he bragged openly that the fact that he is male means that he wins all arguments in his household because his wife is a trained submit-chick. There is a lot of this "submit to your penis" thing going around in "Christian" circles, directed at girls and women.
Who is hating "white heterosexual males" just because they are white males who are straight? The only people of this description who are being called out are those who practice identity politics. Why would anyone hate their partners, their children, and their male relatives?
At the Women's March in DC, there was an enormous amount of white heterosexual males marching with their female partners, and many with their children in tow or in strollers.
As usual, everything is based on conduct.
Your reply is what we call "word salad." Are you or are you not a supporter of patriarchy and male supremacy? If you are, you seek to demean the other half of humanity, and, therefore, heterosexuality itself.What does the term "pregressive mantra" mean? Either heterosexuals respect each other and get along together or they don't. Love and friendship need to prevail so that heterosexuality can continue.
You sound like a believer in patriarchy and male supremacy, which are the exact opposite of living and honoring a heterosexual lifestyle.
This is what we like to call "over-analysing the situation"
It figures you try to impart ivory tower social paradigms onto reality. It's the progressive way.
And more balkanization, another progressive trope.
It's ridiculous that so many men who hate LGBTs also demean and dismiss their heterosexual partners, like the proponents of patriarchy and male supremacy. No decent person does this.
The patriarchy is a made up construct these days. And male supremacy is something that simply doesn't exist, it's a boogeyman.
Meanwhile progressives can actively hate on the last great boogeyman, white heterosxual males, without fear of punishment.
Are you ever in denial! Patriarchy and male supremacy are being pushed by many cults in the U.S. and in other countries. I, myself saw an interview with one of these Southern Baptist "pastors," in which he bragged openly that the fact that he is male means that he wins all arguments in his household because his wife is a trained submit-chick. There is a lot of this "submit to your penis" thing going around in "Christian" circles, directed at girls and women.
Who is hating "white heterosexual males" just because they are white males who are straight? The only people of this description who are being called out are those who practice identity politics. Why would anyone hate their partners, their children, and their male relatives?
At the Women's March in DC, there was an enormous amount of white heterosexual males marching with their female partners, and many with their children in tow or in strollers.
As usual, everything is based on conduct.
And when that becomes the law of the land, then you can bitch about the "patriarchy"
Those guys at the women's march are progressive cucks.
