Yeah, probably, but I can hope.Zixinus wrote: Actually, in retrospect that is rather stupid.
...and then be disappointed.
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I believe the last study I heard on domestic violence had women initiating it at least half the time.Andrew_Fireborn wrote:I'd venture that if one were to look up a few of those "Women who fought back and were punished by the man" you'd find that infact, the situation is a lot deeper than simply "woman injures/kills man in self-defense."
Yep.Zuul wrote:There's also a large and unreported problem of physical abuse in lesbian relationships. There's a lot of pressure not to talk about it, too, because it's seen as a problem with men hitting their spouses, and there's a reluctance to admitting that they're "as bad as men" in such an unpleasant capacity for violence against the one they love, and having few people to talk to (due to the homophobia in the wider community).
Won't get an argument from me.That's still pretty fucked reasoning though.
Well she does cut Inara some slack on spending time with Kaylee, since she says that relationship seems "reciprocal" as if Shepherd Book never did anything nice for Inara. Book actually went out of his way to befriend Inara, make sure she didn't leave the dining hall hungry, and put Mal's crude introduction behind them, showing that he did not think less of her because of her chosen profession.Junghalli wrote:That bit where she interprets Inara being friendly with other characters as them using her services makes me wonder if she might not be some kind of sociopath. You seriously must have a truly, deeply fucked up concept of human relationships if you see somebody being emotionally supportive of somebody else and immediately assume they're doing it because it's their job and they should get paid for it.
More likely she's just so profoundly misandristic she cannot imagine that a woman would actually be friendly with a man of her own free will.
Im reminded of the movie PCU, where the super feminists try to deal with men. "You're saying. . . if you're nice to them . .. they bring you stuff?"Junghalli wrote:That bit where she interprets Inara being friendly with other characters as them using her services makes me wonder if she might not be some kind of sociopath. You seriously must have a truly, deeply fucked up concept of human relationships if you see somebody being emotionally supportive of somebody else and immediately assume they're doing it because it's their job and they should get paid for it.
More likely she's just so profoundly misandristic she cannot imagine that a woman would actually be friendly with a man of her own free will.
I dread to think what this woman's attempts at writing would be if she tried anything dramatic. Well, we all know it would be some retarded gynocratic fanfic offering some sort of female messianism and would be fucking retarded. What a loopy bitch.How the fuck are women supposed to survive what men throw at us and not go a bit crazy? And weird? Well, if hating my sisters, conforming to white male supremacy by being treated as a sex-object and possession by a white man, conforming to white male supremacy by jumping when the white man says jump and calling the white man ‘sir’ is your idea of ‘normal’ womanhood, Mr. Whedon, then I sure am glad that I am ‘weird’. But thankfully I know that your image of Black womanhood ain’t anything like the courageous, resourceful, angry, compassionate, strong, resilient, tireless, flesh and blood reality of my Black sisters.
Didn't....uh, didn't she just perfectly describe Zoe right there? Because as I recall, Zoe fits that description exactly.But thankfully I know that your image of Black womanhood ain’t anything like the courageous, resourceful, angry, compassionate, strong, resilient, tireless, flesh and blood reality of my Black sisters.
Has to be. I mean, she rails about how in this episode Whedon doesn't depict women defending themselves from men and "getting away with" killing men when at the very start of this episode Zoe kills two of the bandits.Zixinus wrote:I had to conlcude that she doesn't actually watch the series. She just takes the script somewhere.