Trigglypuff loves Ghostbusters Answer the Call
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shareyou're awfully obsessed with this trigglypuff woman. Just ask her out already!
shareEver tried actually being clever?
shareI don't have to try. It just comes naturally!
shareI don't have to try. It just comes naturally!Wasn't asking about achieving obesity 🍩🍫 share
there there, love. you'll find your trigglypuff someday 💏
shareDid even using that emoticon hurt just a little bit, always-lonely?
shareNo. Did it hurt you? I'm sorry.
shareHestia, you shouldn't be apologizing. That's weak! Paul Feig would not approve of that in his movie designed for strong, independent women.
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Hestia, you shouldn't be apologizing. That's weak! Paul Feig would not approve of that in his movie designed for strong, independent women.
Strong independent women that prove how much they don't need men by piggybacking (no pun intended) off of a franchise that was already made successful by men.
The characters in this film just happened to be women. Why does it matter so much?Because Paul Feig lied and said that it was modern and progressive when all he did was gender swap the characters around... he didn't even try and mix up the ethnicities. share
And not to mention one of the "Ghostbusters" in hiis movie's a bad racial stereotype on black women. Winston was more progressive than Patty because he was the one who figured out, even before Ray and Egon, that the world was ending. Not to mention, he's more eloquent and relatable.
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does everything have to be about men vs women?
Yes, she really did.
All the 🍫 has gone to her head
Yes. Feminism promotes equality between men and women. Therefore, we would like casting women to be seen just as normal and natural as casting men. It would be great if you could see the cast as individual people rather than just women riding on the coattails of men. There would be no cries about riding on the coattails of anyone if the cast had been men, even though those individual men would have contributed about as much to Ghostbusters as the women that were cast.
shareAnd how about when the director himself openly says he's shoehorning women into these roles on purpose? Quit pretending now like you give a sh** about individuality.
shareI don't agree with casting women simply because they are women. I liked this movie for the "ghostbusting" aspect of it, not because there was supposedly a feminist agenda in it. I wasn't even aware of the big controversy surrounding it until I came here.
shareI don't agree with casting women simply because they are women.
I don't agree with their reasons for the casting then, but it doesn't matter much since I don't let political agendas ruin things for me. I try to ignore that stuff. If Paul Feig had instead said he wanted to cast all males because the original Ghostbusters were men I wouldn't have cared.
shareI try to ignore that stuff.Yes, sometimes FACTS are very convenient to ignore share
Yes. Feminism promotes equality between men and women.Not at all, that is Egalitarianism.
It would be great if you could see the cast as individual people rather than just women riding on the coattails of men.Perhaps Paul Feig should not have marketed it as "progressive" and "modern" then, since it was neither. share
Did the militant feminist just seriously ask this question?!
Isn't that hilarious?! From someone whose whole life revolves around a gender war lol can't make this stuff up.
shareOh please. You don't know me at all.
shareWhy don't you enlighten everyone?
shareWhy don't you enlighten everyone?
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you're awfully obsessed with this trigglypuff woman