>A villain that suddenly became highly relevant to what we're passing right now won't ever reappear.
>It she does, she will be the one in the right
A villain that suddenly became highly relevant to what we're passing right now won't ever reappear
Oliver Wright
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Hunter Collins
Oh boy! It's THAT THREAD, AGAIN.
Ian Walker
To attractive, she'd trigger half the staff.
Gabriel Butler
*If she does.
Isaac Moore
Just post this on a feminist tweet and say nothing, you'll be amazed at the response.
Benjamin Miller
This is copypasta bait at this point, right?
Jayden Richardson
Shy did they get rid of ms. Bellum?
Connor Thompson
An old anti-feminist strawman is about as relevant as the average modern anti-feminist hate speech, which is to say it bears no meaningful resemblance to anything that it's used to attack, but hateful people will agree with it anyway because the truth is offensive.
Hunter Powell
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Landon Wright
OP wants people to perceive him as smarter than he actually is.
Camden Cox
Easton Reyes
Too sexy and something about how it sends the wrong message to girls or something, even though Ms.Bellum was one of the smartest female characters in the show and practically ran the town
Hudson Thompson
humans are supposed to be smart right?. right?
Aaron James
The part that hurts is that this would actually be the genuine reaction
Joshua Phillips
Not only is your post nonsense, it's not even something you thought up yourself.
Brayden Gutierrez
Make a fat black transgender first. Then she can also blame the girls for supporting racism and transphobia and not just the patriarchy.
Zachary Baker
Doesn't everyone? Except the crafty bastards who want people not to suspect just how clever they are.
Blake Williams
I just realized that they can't even remake this episode in the new show because they threw out Sara Bellum
Gabriel Johnson
Honestly, that straw Feminist episode was good for one reason; It really just mocks extremism but it just happens to use Feminism because technically, the PPGs aren't truly human, so they don't really have a true race or anything like that, and they are far from disabled. But they are female, which is the angle that works well for them since look at all of the women in their lives.
If the girls were made to resemble black little PPGs then they meet some extreme BLM inspired villian, then the episode would be the same.
Dylan Turner
The episode was written by Faust to explain how feminism's equality means women should be held to the same legal and moral standards as men, not given some bullshit immunity from their actions
It shits on the bad feminists, which is why it got so many complaints
Elijah Collins
This made me realize a lot of characters from the older ppg will never appear in the reboot
Lucas Ward
And thus they remain pure.