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These guys will sincerely say "There's a solution to this" and then say something that could never happen in reality.
The ones who pretend they were perfect little angels worry me more. You people were probably doing even more heinous shit than saying racist stuff when you were a teenager.
Weird. You guys always talk about America like its the epicenter of evil, like the single most evil place on the planet where hatred, bigotry and the like spawn from. But This poem has motivated people to say that it's ridiculous to singularly call out America like its bad. Why?
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Korra will always be the worst Avatar character because she's the only one you aren't allowed to critique. Even when discussing the plot and the character's actions, people will claim that you just hate her for being a woman and try to drag down Aang just to defend Korra.
This user didn't even know that the soldier was stationed in America. Just plucked a random soldier out and made up a lie to spread misinformation and hatred for no reason.
These are the people who will tell you they're the good guys.
Now hold on just a second, aren't we supposed to treat rape jokes as an incredibly serious thing? There was whole campaigns about how rape "jokes" aren't jokes and are actually the sign that a person is a danger.
The poor guy actually being evil and the aristocrat being good is actual good subversion. I feel like some people want to see the same themes represented in media with no variance, so seeing a story that says "No, the rich guy's good." is fresh and unique.
Comic books are just this, what with men wearing skin tight/muscle defining suits. But those were still seen as sexist even if the women wore similar outfits to the men.
Black people will put the word "nigga' in any part of a sentence, and if you spoke to black people, you'd know that. Its weird how some random person made up some lie about the n word and now people have accepted it without evidence.
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You people don't see men as individuals. The constant line on here is "ALL MEN, EVEN BOYS are potential rapists who don't care about consent." Its why we don't get anywhere in this discussion: you literally think 12 year old boys are potential rapists.
Anti Art opinions like this are always celebrated on twitter. That's why this website will never be taken seriously by anyone who isn't stupid or out of touch.
Blue check mark twitter accounts will post nonsense like this as if the most iconic sex toy isn't a disembodied penis. All so they can get paid by Elon Musk through engagement.
Have you ever wondered why there's no growing market for male sex robots, while the one for female ones keeps expanding nonstop? The woman's body is objectified, dehumanized, and reduced to a masturbation tool.
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Feminine just means "has female aspects", so femininity always existed. The difference was what it meant to be feminine. If women were known for tearing an animal's heart out with their hands and eating it, then that would be feminine and womanly for the time.
I hate to be that person, but no, Pre-Historic Woman was not feminine. She smelled bad. Blood dribbled freely down her thighs once a month. There are no tampons in the jungle, and no one wears high heels in the state of nature. The female is not feminine. Life is a brutal and bloody struggle. We didn’t survive 10,000 years by flowering our wrists with jasmine. Germaine Greer was right to point out that childbirth itself is the anti-thesis of femininity: squatting naked and pooping yourself while crying is not a feminine act, and yet it is the most female thing we can do.
