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When you take feminism too far

posted 5 years ago by MuffCabbage (450)
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Okay lets be honest, so many of these fight scenes where the woman somehow overpowers the man with pure strength (not including magic) is a bit ridiculous.

EXAMPLE 1 of many: Somehow Drizella/Ivy overpowers Hansel/Jack/Nick multiple times in the garage. That is absolutely laughable.

Men and women should be equal, but that does not mean they are the same - there is a huge difference between the two.

[–] MovieJunkie23 (6) 5 years ago

Stop being sexist and embrace feminism it is the 21st century. Women are just as strong mentally and Physically as men.

[–] AmeriGirl26 (14488) 5 years ago

It's not feminism I have an issue with. It's toxic feminazism, disguised as "feminism" that pisses me off.

[–] TandyMan (11120) 5 years ago

Human filth. Only women are strong and powerful. It's 2020 you worm. Crawl back in your hole.

[–] TandyMan (11120) 5 years ago

btw, this comment from "Muff Cabbage" lmao. too hilarious.

[–] AmeriGirl26 (14488) 5 years ago

I got tired of all the damned cleavages hanging out. It looked like a desperate bid to get guys to watch (when the biggest demographic of watchers were women in their 20s/30s, as well as families), and frankly, a lot of the time it was unnecessary.

[–] asom (6866) 4 years ago

FFS, why do you think I watched it??? :D

[–] AmeriGirl26 (14488) 4 years ago

It cheapens the story and makes it look like a desperate grab for male attention for a series that wasn't really written for everyone. Doesn't help that they had two overgrown teenage boys producing the show.