[ SECRET POST #2438 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2438 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Would you say the same for Shonda Rhymes? Is she not a feminist because she puts all her female characters through hard times? Oh wait, she does the same to her male characters... and she's definitely progressive in her varied portrayal of women...

[(Anonymous)]

Why are you bringing some other random person into this conversation and what are you expecting it to contribute to the debate about Joss Whedon?

[(Anonymous)]

DA. I'm presuming they're bringing another writer and showrunner (so not all that random) into the conversation to try to discern whether you are objecting to the actual handling of the female characters in fiction, or whether you apply the rules differently based on the gender of the writer. (NAYRT, but that was my take on their question.)