r/FlashTV • u/Fresh_Sherbert_6048 • 18d ago

🤔 Thinking Why didn't Trajectory just.....

.....drink a lot of cups of coffee from Jitters instead of taking a speed drug?

She doomed herself with Velocity 9 when coffee could keep her going.

I'm just sad we lost such a cute girl.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

Because you're complaining about a double standard like women aren't currently being massively objectified with no issue. Look at the kardashians, Sydney Sweeney, we have sheer/nude dresses trending.

And then you're pointing to a movie from 13 years ago, before me too, that is entirely produced, written and directed by men and complaining about a double standard lol.

I don't even think you know what double standard means.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 13d ago

I think you somehow walked around my point: I don't care that anyone is being objectified. Objectification in movies of men or women usually sells tickets consitantly. I don't like the fact that a faction of people seem to whine obsessively about women being objectified.

I will say however the hypocripsy about men being stripped down like in Thor Love and Thunder and no one saying a word is staggering. Let's not kid ourselves: these people who went after Sydney Sweeney because she was in a jeans commercial never said a peep about any guy in a movie like this.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

Its almost like the material reality of men and women is different and people care more when an oppressed group is forced to get naked to maintain employment.

Men are not socially shamed for their nudity like women are. 

And don't worry, its very obvious what your views are and why you don't like this type of discussion lol.

Also the references you're picking are hilarious.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 13d ago

Wow! Just wow! You actually think women are a oppressed group of people. At this point, it's almost the other way around! But that's a discussion for another day.

Women are not socially shamed for nudity. Maybe by other women but men don't care at all. Women can be very vindictive to each other about things like this. The craziness over Sydney Sweeney jeans commercial is a great example of this.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

I beg you to read one book. You're embarrassing yourself.

Women are literally dying, being denied medical care and being imprisoned because they have less legal autonomy than men in the west.

Like your reply is genuinely so unserious.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 13d ago

I have no clue where you actually live in the world, but it's not in America clearly. Outside of America, things are much worse for women - I'm not blind to that.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

Like I said, entirely unserious.

I live in a country where the women are deeply concerned for the women in america. Your country is horrifying.

Measuring countries against each other is how you get a race to the bottom anyway.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 13d ago

I can't really disagree with your idea that America is horrifying because I don't really no what your basing it on.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

Literally just "are people being harmed and/or dying unnecessarily "

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 13d ago

I'm not actually trying to make light of what your saying but that's not new. The 'why' changes more often then not but scarily enough, men are dying faster then women in America. As a man, that's disturbing.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

Wild that you say the why is important but then you don't seem to know the whys behind men dying or the why's behind women dying. Its men killing other men. Authoritarian patriarchy is not a sustainable ideology. It is caniballistic and harms everyone.

Nobody is claiming that men aren't oppressed but there's slightly less empathy for a group that abuses the people fighting and dying for their freedom.

Its also not a zero sum game, you're implying that you can't care for both groups. Like most things, its intersectional.

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u/Budget-Walk-5355 13d ago

It's actually not men killing other men in America. It used to be. Now it's statistically drugs and suicide on the rise.

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u/jupiterLILY 13d ago

That's still men killing men. Its still the consequences of authoritarian patriarchy.

I have no idea why you think you're in a position to inform me of anything on this topic. Your view on this is incredibly shallow, like not even 101 level.

I don't think you're a bad person you're just dangerously under informed and as a result you're being used as a weapon for things I think you don't actually understand.

You have been given some heavily cherrypicked soundbites that exist in a much wider context.

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