@les4lesagenda1 Im pretty sure this is just some dude sending useless stupid tweets everyday hoping one of them goes viral because what the hell is this:
In reality, progressive feminist‘s only objection to what is happening here is that NFL cheerleaders are not paid a living wage and are often sexually harassed at the workplace. We literally like and support these women more than y’all do, we see them as workers with rights.
i keep thinking about a post-canon story where nancy, being the investigative journalist she is, continues researching the lab after the epilogue. not necessarily bc she's looking for el, but bc she believes uncovering the whole truth & ensuring nothing like this ever happens again is simply the Just and Right thing to do.
and, lo and behold, she finds out that the people from the lab are still up to no good. they're trying to figure out how to revive the project, this time by tracing the origins of the particles that gave henry his powers. so, ofc, nancy decides to follow their trail, while she also does her own research on the side.
and then, one day, while she’s on one of her investigative trips, she sees a girl who looks a lot like kali... except that, when their eyes meet, the girl's appearance shifts ever so slightly. not drastically enough for nancy to have any reason to suspect anything, but subtly enough for her to dismiss it as a trick of the light, or her mind playing tricks & wishful thinking.
problem is... nancy knows better than to distrust her gut. her instincts have been proven right far too many times for her to simply dismiss them as farfetched or implausible. and she's gotten pretty good at distinguishing which clues are actually worth pursuing.
so, she decides to follow her hunch, until the trail brings her to kali, dr owens, and, of course, to el.
except this is about the last thing el wanted. she's downright terrified that nancy's involvement will completely jeopardize the mission and, consequently, put everyone's safety at risk.
but, eventually, nancy manages to ease her nerves by showing her just how far she's gotten in her own investigation, how much she's uncovered, and how many of her discoveries could prove essential to the success of their plan.
and so, the four of them decide to join forces... and together, they finally manage to dismantle the lab.
(ok, sadly i think there would be five of them, bc there's no way murray wouldn't be a part of this, i fear.)
(and maybe i'll be self-indulgent & add jonathan to the mix... he films everything so they've got evidence & leverage.)