@MaureenStock5@AnitaKrishna1 ++Meanwhile, you should be worrying about more important things that have actually affected your society for decades, like hard drugs, school shooters, and your extremely abusive healthcare system, instead of the Barbie movie, don't you think?
@jackson_scruffy@AnitaKrishna1 It's a simple homage, a parody, an analogy that the film's director decided to include because she likes 2001. For God's sake, it's not that hard to understand. It has nothing to do with whether 2001 was a movie for little girls or not.
@EddGorenstein@demontage2000@AnitaKrishna1 Actually I didn't give a fuck all this thing. There is nothing I could care less about than the fights between the left and right in a country that is not my own. I just like to make people angry.
@MaureenStock5@AnitaKrishna1 If the Barbie movie makes you feel like this, I don't even want to imagine the crises you must have every time you open the door and encounter real problems
@MaureenStock5@AnitaKrishna1 I already made a similar point in another comment, but I reiterate that the scene has nothing to do with killing your baby; at most, it talks about how new generations of women can aspire to be more than just housewives
@JesseASweeney@AnitaKrishna1 Oh now it turns out that killing unborn babies is immoral, but killing civilians in other countries and selling weapons to both sides of every war in the last 100 years is okay and it's all for freedom and God and blah blah blah. Your shitty country has always been immoral dumbas
@JesseASweeney@AnitaKrishna1 Id say the trigger was losing the unnecessary Vietnam War that you all got yourselves into, plus treating a whole generation of veterans with PTSD like crap, which leads to addicts and serial killers everywhere. But lets just say it was abortion, which isn't legal in every state.
@freeblom@TesticleAnalyst@AnitaKrishna1 They're destroying the baby dolls because for years girls toys were about being a mom or playing kitchen and suddenly a toy appears that's a supermodel,it's a boom. Obviously, it also alludes to the wave of feminism of those years. But associating Lindsay with Barbie is too much.