ImTheCaptain
I disagree with you
am i missing a reference right now?
I'm embarrassed to engage with such #density. Identifying a woman as a total babe is harmful because of the effects that come to pass as a result: less likely to be considered in life for anything but her looks (when controlling for all other factors), more likely to be dismissed in academic and professional settings as just a pretty face, etc.
The point is that you are removing everything non-physical from the individual when you only reference them because of how they appear, especially woman. The brain does this naturally, and our prejudices are reinforced strongly through the media about what an attractive woman is suppose to look like, but they are not the only important properties of that person. So when you refer to a woman as a total babe then it is problem
When done from a position as a privileged male, a group that is not judged by their looks compared to the female population, then those presumptions manifest into real social ills whereby a more judged group (e.g. women) are denied access to certain spaces in society such as equal pay. Done over and over and over again, it becomes systematic.
The ones that will defend this misogynistic treatment on here are probably not women and probably lack to courage or strength required to live the life of a woman in America today.
Straight Outta Compton is really good.
It definitely dances around some of the group's and individual member's more controversial moments (Cube and Eazy's homophobia, Dre's domestic violence, etc), but it's a really well acted and written depiction of an amazing time in rap history. Abstracting a bit, it's also one hell of a reminder that the material conditions that produced NWA, the ghetto, and the Rodney King riots are very much unchanged.
ETA: There are tons of music-related nuggets, too, including the best "production" scenes since Hustle and Flow and some pretty spot-on portrayals of rap icons.
And Suge Knight. Holy shit.
Yesterday I watched a pretty good thriller called "The Harvest" on Netflix, starring Micheal Shannon and the pre-cog chick from Minority Report. Today I watched Days of Heaven and Seven Samurai.
I misread the last part as Days of Thunder and The Last Samurai and was wondering why the heck you went on a Tom Cruise kick.
When did you start hating America?American Sniper was not that good at all
American Sniper was not that good at all
You're wrong.
However, I could see that seeing it in the theater would add a lot to the experience.
Saw Jurassic World this weekend. It was pretty good, but nowhere near as good as the original.
American Sniper was not that good at all
You're wrong.
However, I could see that seeing it in the theater would add a lot to the experience.