RE: Well, Barbie, we're just getting started...
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men have been beaten and berated that it just comes across as normal these days.
... if you could let some propaganda slide...
well, two types of men, those who just accept it as normal... well, here is more normal
and those who started seeing that the media is blatantly anti-men.
To the second group, you see that the hatred is huge, overwhelming.
Its like being punched in the face every day.
Fortunately for society, men just grin and bear it.
If some men decide to tear down society, i will not be surprised.
From these people, i hear mixed feelings. The Ken is the most loveable character in the movie, and that there is some redeeming bits in the movie.
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Neither would I. I'm worried that may happen. We were at a point where we could've had a more level plain of conversation, but now we're veering towards an extreme, and that's bound to have repercussions, taking us back decades or even centuries. I was looking at the news about Kevin Spacey being found innocent (duh.) and I'm wondering, how long until we stop believing victims of actual sexual abuse? You know, because the more people are proven as liars and golddiggers or whatever, the less inclined we'll be to believe the next one. And that's a scary world, also.
I loved Ken too. I'd heard before going he was supposed to be brainless, but he's not. He's kinda dumb but he does have a story, and I thought he was quite emblematic of manhood in general. As ever, I think we work best together, and what Ken's story is is, lacking a woman who appreciates and values him, Ken does terrible things. Same in society. Without the regard and respect of women (which is something we all naturally crave. Women crave the regard and protection and respect of men, other women, etc.), we're pushing men towards something extreme and vicious.
I appreciate you stopping by, as always :)