Tedesche
@Tedesche@lemmy.world
- Comment on Looks like she's making it official...! 2 days ago:
For real, she’s just practicing the oldest profession.
- Comment on An alien invasion 2 days ago:
I was really referring to the first book, in which a character invites the Trisolarians to conquer Earth because she’s pissed off at her own government.
- Comment on Just to clarify 2 days ago:
It’s 2025. Anything can identify however it wants.
- Comment on An alien invasion 2 days ago:
Y’Ll should really check out 3 Body Problem….
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 4 days ago:
Dude, seriously, calm down and connect with reality a bit more. Not everything is a conspiracy.
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 5 days ago:
No, because it’s just not related to capitalism at all. Lemmings love to blame capitalism for everything, and you see it in every bad thing in the world.
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 5 days ago:
No. That is not an effect of capitalism. That is just a fact of rural living. God, Lemmings love to blame capitalism for everything.
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 5 days ago:
Fair enough, I should have been clearer. I recognize that social isolation has deleterious effects on people. The part I was dismissing was the attribution to capitalism. Capitalism does not cause this effect. Other factors are responsible.
- Comment on what are the grievances with the "male loneliness epidemic"? 6 days ago:
Side 2 has not actual relevance to the problem itself. These societal tropes are not why men are having a hard time finding women. It’s just a societal trope posing as an explanation.
Side 3 is the only relevant issue. Men are constantly told they need to be more vulnerable or their masculinity is toxic, and yet when they express themselves vulnerably, they’re punished for it.
The problem is that the people touting the toxic masculinity narrative (feminists) don’t take into account how much women reinforce toxic masculinity.
The deeper problem: feminists think they represent women to a far greater extent than they actually do. The fact of the matter is that most women don’t identify as feminists, and therefore feminists are representing liberal gender beliefs, rather than most women. Don’t get me wrong: I actually agree with feminists on balance, but their messaging is garbage, divisive, bullshit. Feminism is far too consumed by misandry to effectively argue their points in a way that could persuade the majority of men and women to support them. This is why they encounter so much failure when their cause is actually 90% right.
- Comment on What’s even the appeal of Linux? 1 week ago:
It’s supposedly easier to breath with your nose angled that high up in the air.
- Comment on I love bpd girls 1 week ago:
So how do you interpret the toxic masculinity line in the middle?
- Comment on I love bpd girls 1 week ago:
She’s disordered, but it’s the man’s fault. Typical.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
Hyuk, hyuk, hyuk. Thanks for proving I don’t get much.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
The new Fantastic Four movie didn’t have any political messaging in it that I could discern.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
I give as good as I get. I don’t get much, I don’t give much.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
No, you don’t understand my point, and that’s kind of sad, because my point isn’t that hard to grasp. I’m tired of explaining it though, so have a good night.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
I don’t like it when comics do it either. What’s your point?
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
The part where he makes aspects of the story clearly allegorical to real-world events. Are you seriously debating that he’s doing this?
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
I’ve read plenty. You just don’t understand my criticisms of this film. Not my problem.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
Nah, I don’t pander to pissants.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
I’m a liberal and a progressive, so that shows how poor a room-read you have. Come back when you have better grasp of things.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
I can see you’re running out of juice, so I won’t press you further. Have a good night.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
No, actually, I think you just proved you’re the dense one.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
No, it wasn’t the whole point of the movie, it was a thinly veneered plot that mimicked and commented upon real-world events. The central themes of the film were about identity being defined by one’s choices and actions, rather than one’s genetics or parents’ wishes. Films that explicitly critique society are films like Brazil or The Manchurian Candidate, and I have no problem with them because they’re explicit in their purpose at being political commentary. Making a superhero movie that’s purpose is rebooting the DCEU and inserting a political message into it is not explicit at all.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
No, you don’t understand my point, because you think I’m talking about Superman’s “politics.” I’m talking about James Gunn’s politics and him using Superman as a mouthpiece for them. Superman doesn’t have politics in the sense I’m talking about. He’s just on the side of freedom, peace, and good. Classic moral tropes that virtually everyone supports, because without context, they’re just ideals. When you contextualize them with modern, real-world events though, they become political messaging, and that’s what I don’t like in a superhero movie.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
Delete your comment before the mods do.
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
No, I just don’t like political messaging in my superhero flicks. You’re misunderstanding my point (possibly intentionally, idk, it’s really not that complicated).
- Comment on Teddybears - Punkrocker 1 week ago:
I liked the movie, but could have done without the messaging. I dislike political messaging in media even when I agree with the message, because I’m going to said media to escape reality. I don’t need a reminder about it, and I particularly don’t need some allegorical moral instruction, like I’m some sort of child.
I think there’s a place for political messaging in film—like when it’s the explicit purpose of said film—but I don’t like it being wedged in just anywhere.
- Comment on Or at least I will when I find another FWB 😅 1 week ago:
Hahaha rapeisfunnywwithmalevictims.
- Comment on Truly a 1984 moment 2 weeks ago:
But were they fucking at the time?