[ SECRET POST #2461 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2461 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty sure feminism didn't have such a huge stigma attached to it until sjws and tumblr started shitting on works that people loved.

[(Anonymous)]

na

Except that people that love work A will always hate anyone who 'shits' on work A. Professional critics for example are very used to getting rape and death threats as well as people who criticise religion(s).

It doesn't matter *why* something is being criticised. The mere existence of negtaive critique pisses fans off and makes them hate the critical party.

[(Anonymous)]

Now that's not true. It depends on the "criticism".

[(Anonymous)]

HAHAHAHA YES, THE STIGMA AGAINST FEMINISM STARTED WITH THE INTERNET. BEFORE THAT EVERYONE GOT ALONG SWIMMINGLY.

[(Anonymous)]

I dunno about you, but for me, it did.

[(Anonymous)]

Nope. Conservatives have been bashing feminism for as long as it existed. I've seen scans of old political cartoons that sound a lot like what the mra types say now.

[(Anonymous)]

That's because you were still in the womb.

[(Anonymous)]

The bad opinion of people who are personally wounded by criticism of fiction on the internet is not a "huge stigma". No one cares.

If you think that's where the backlash against feminism STARTED, you are just as bad as the people who think harassing people on tumblr is fighting for social justice.

[(Anonymous)]

I guess no one cares about criticism of fiction, especially on the internet, either.

[(Anonymous)]

Most people accept that criticism of fiction from various perspectives is part of how people interact with works, and don't go around screaming butthurt about feminists about "shitting on the things they love".

If you're implying that this isn't true in fandom, I still don't think the opinion of a bunch of over-identifying fans with a broken sense of perspective is a "huge stigma".

[(Anonymous)]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heIH9vfwKBM

[(Anonymous)]

yep feminism's good reputation was really ruined by that 4chan parody using a disney movie that nobody outside of weird cartoon fetishist circles even remembers anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

"a disney movie that nobody outside of weird cartoon fetishist circles even remembers anymore"

wtf
are you people serious

[(Anonymous)]

> /v/

are you seriously

[greenvelvetcake]

Oh, sweetheart. Do some research.