Satire? Y/Y?
ETA: This popped up on my flist today. But I think it was written in December? I wonder why all the sudden attention?
ETA: This popped up on my flist today. But I think it was written in December? I wonder why all the sudden attention?
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Date: 2008-03-26 01:09 am (UTC)I also find it interesting that feminism is a sexist thing. It's about the female sex. So when a female character chooses to use her sexuality as power... this person gets all up in arms and says she's being raped. Her feminism is empowering, yet this person wants to demean it simply because she doesn't agree with her actions? Yeah, that's horse shit. Feminist... man hater... I guess the line is really fine sometimes.
Bleah... Wish I were more intelligent and had the time, I'd probably write up a counter-essay. LOL
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Date: 2008-03-26 01:39 am (UTC)So when a female character chooses to use her sexuality as power... this person gets all up in arms and says she's being raped. Her feminism is empowering, yet this person wants to demean it simply because she doesn't agree with her actions?
That's so what it comes down to. What about intent? Does any of that matter. What a character wants or chooses, which is often shown to us on screen one way or another, doesn't matter?
She talks about marriage and how the woman cleans up the man's mess, always subservient, but what about mutual emotional support? Can that exist? Just... *speechless*
Counter-essay. I'd try if I thought that the time put into writing it wouldn't be wasted because she's just going to delete what you say. Apparently she has a "comment moderation policy" or some shit.
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Date: 2008-03-26 01:51 am (UTC)You mention emotional support - that's another one that killed me:
Last time I checked, friendship wasn't a paying gig. And if it is, compensation is offered through mutual friendship and compassion.
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Date: 2008-03-26 01:53 am (UTC)