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SAUCE IN THE NOTES AND THE BOTTOM


Uploaded by HorribleGhost Mar 26, 2014 at 01:29AM EDT

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FEMINIST MEDIA CRITICISM PROBLEMS THIS SCANTILLY CLAD FEMALE CHARACTER IS CLEARLY JUST MEANT TO BE EYE CANDY FOR MEN... BUT AM I SLUT SHAMING IN THINKING SHE SHOULD BE MORE COVERED UP? COMPLAINING ABOUT A "WOMAN WARRIOR" CHARACTER IMPLIES THAT WOMEN CAN'T BE STRONG, BUT COMPLAINING ABOUT NOT BEING ONE IMPLIES THAT "FEMININE" TRAITS ARE SOMETHING NEGATIVE BY CRITICIZING THESE FEMALE CHARACTERS, AM I HOLDING WRITERS ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR UNEQUAL TREATMENT OF CHARACTERS, OR IMPOSING A HIGHER STANDARD OF JUDGEMENT ON WOMEN, WHILE JUST ACCEPTING MALE CHARACTERS AS THEY ARE??? ALYSSA KOREA.TUMBLR
Never forget the guy who pulled out his d--- in front of 3 thousand feminist protestors.
translation: “The world has gone to hell. So grab one...” “Fifinka is a submissive w----, shriek Feminists.“ Fifinka is a beloved Czech comic and cartoon character, from the long running (ongoing since 1969) comic series Čtyřlístek. The add is partially a reaction to the comic’s creator, Jaroslav Němeček (who based Fifinka on his mother), receiving anonymous death threats from radical feminists. Unlike the USA, the Czech media took the creator's side, and openly condemned the feminists
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Uploaded Mar 26, 2014 at 01:29AM EDT

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