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Topic	So Wonder Woman raped a guy...
PK_Spam 12/27/20 7:27:24 PM #24:	DJquackquack posted... Because the movie has TWO different attempted rapes in it (one of which Diana herself prevented); and it paints a hypocritical character study of her. Not to mention that it gives the impression that its okay when this stuff happens to a guy. Did we watch the same movie? That dude was going to rape/kill Kristen Wig, and Diana was totally in the right to stop it. The only conceivable thing that could be considered iffy was Kristen Wig later going and beating that guy down too, but more, and the movie painting it as a bad thing. There wasnt a scene of Chris Pines host body constantly creeping up and being scared/worried about his autonomy because that isnt part of the movie or something to be concerned about. Its just a silly decision because they made him possess a body instead of getting a new one for him. As far as the audience and story is concerned, the host body doesnt exist anymore, and just popped back when Diana renounced her wish I get being critical of media but... uh... this aint it chief. --- "You don't have any thoughts of your own... You'd never understand what it is to deliberately stand against the world." -HCE to me <cite>PK_Spam posted [p:948822010] in So Wonder ... [t:79203121]...</cite> <quote>DJquackquack posted... </cite> <quote>Because the movie has TWO different attempted rapes in it (one of which Diana herself prevented); and it paints a hypocritical character study of her. Not to mention that it gives the impression that its okay when this stuff happens to a guy.</quote>Did we watch the same movie? That dude was going to rape/kill Kristen Wig, and Diana was totally in the right to stop it. The only conceivable thing that could be considered iffy was Kristen Wig later going and beating that guy down too, but more, and the movie painting it as a bad thing. There wasnt a scene of Chris Pines host body constantly creeping up and being scared/worried about his autonomy because that isnt part of the movie or something to be concerned about. Its just a silly decision because they made him possess a body instead of getting a new one for him. As far as the audience and story is concerned, the host body doesnt exist anymore, and just popped back when Diana renounced her wish I get being critical of media but... uh... this aint it chief. --- "You don't have any thoughts of your own... You'd never understand what it is to deliberately stand against the world." -HCE to me</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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