@ru_ruberry@owlfuckrr You can’t be deadass… this isn’t about “making Mother’s Day go away” it’s about the fact that putting spotlight on men, weather they’re fictional or not by wishing them a “happy Father’s Day” is misogynistic and has history to back it up
@ru_ruberry@owlfuckrr Also… fictional characters also affect the real life world! The slenderman case is a great example on how fictional characters can affect real world people.
@unchained_hound Also, jokes actually have a big impact on society, which is why almost every government has a “meme” department, just because something’s a online joke doesn’t mean it doesn’t effect real world issues
@unchained_hound It’s not a hypothetical for one, what they did was misogynistic and for two… it’s twitter, if someone sees something dumb of course they’re going to retweet it and point out their stupidity, that’s why retweets exist, if you post something you know someone will see it.
@stoliitz@owlfuckrr@ru_ruberry Mother’s Day is about celebrating mothers, soon to be moms and adoptive moms… as well as grieve with mothers who’ve lost their life, woman who have miscarried and woman who died during child birth. It wouldn’t be a holiday if woman of the past didn’t fight for it to be.
@unchained_hound You can say misogynistic things without realizing it’s misogynistic. It doesn’t matter what your intent is, if you say something misogynistic then it is. That’s why we have the word ignorance, the OP was clearly ignorant on the history of Mother’s Day.
@unchained_hound Old misogynistic ways. Men have several days and several months while woman only have around two, using a male character to overshadow a female character is still misogynistic weather someone means it or not.
@unchained_hound Making jokes about a day that’s supposed to be about supporting woman and mothers, as well as mourn and grieve with mothers who’ve lost their life/woman who have miscarried… is misogynistic, because regardless of if they’re real or not, it’s still actively supporting—
@unchained_hound You’re one of the reason misogyny still exists by the way. It doesn’t matter if “they don’t exist”. Back in the day when the Holiday first started men would constantly make jokes about it and wish themselves “happy Mother’s Day” sense “woman don’t deserve a day”
Mother’s Day is about woman. It’s a day to celebrate with the soon to be mothers, Current mothers and adoptive mothers… it’s also a day to mourn with woman who have miscarried, who have lost their child, or died during childbirth. Putting spotlight on men is in fact misogynistic
@GamerLevi37043@cunkymonki42@Zolan_Official Does that.. change the fact he said something sexually around a minor? No… does it change the fact that he actively neglects her? No… Octavia’s whole story is about her dealing with neglectful parents, which you’d know if you’d pay attention to her and not bird bitch
Also putting the spotlight on a man is exactly what men did when the holiday was first started because “woman don’t need a day”. Bitches love to speak and be uneducated like yes!