The Debate.

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I was watching "the Expendables" earlier and noticed the entire cast (accept the one girl who would you believe THIS?! Gets kidnapped) is completely male. Now that film, there are a lot of explosions and foul language in it, and clearly it is a generalisation that it is all men's fault for everything that is wrong with the world, but if I say that then I sound like a feminist. And the only reason I would want to sound like a feminist is to make women like me, in doing so I would be appealing to feminists who indeed do not like men in the first place. If I disagree and say that it is all women's fault for everything then I am known as a "sexist" which isn't appealing to either gender, instead being generalised as nothing more than a "jerk".
Indeed the title of the popular Disney show "Everyone loves Raymond" why? Because she is a female? I suppose the fact that there is another programme called "Everyone hates Chris" is also some kind of indication of sexism?
I mean really I do not have much of a view on the subject, I am just reviving this topic because it is fun to rant and spaz out every single word that pops into my head through the method of typing it with my keyboard and then posting where people may then read my opinions and copy them or much preferably have a laugh at them. Although when I do type for too many words on a subject like this, I generally do try to stay on topic, ironically this sentence is not. Which clearly as I am a male must be my fault, right feminists?

[Azdgari]

If a cast is all male, it's sexist. If a cast is all female, it's progressive. =P

[Arani]

I'm never gonna try it and I never will. 0_o

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[quote="Azdgari"]If a cast is all male, it's sexist. If a cast is all female, it's progressive. =P[/quote]

Gotta agree with that. Society is really feminised these days (imo), to an extent that it can be harmful