SJW Art and Extremes

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anthro said:
SJ performance pieces usually raise some eyebrows.

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Yes, this will totally make people more sympathetic to the plight of trans people.
 
Melancholic_Cowboy said:
Yes, this will totally make people more sympathetic to the plight of trans people.
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Yeah, it's not like Ace Ventura was from a past decade where things were different as was The Crying Game, and it's not like Family Guy was something that tries to use shock value or anything. IIRC, within Family Guy, I read that Brian slept with a mtf transwoman, tried to shower himself in disgust, only to get beaten up by the son of said transwoman.
 
c-no said:
Yeah, it's not like Ace Ventura was from a past decade where things were different as was The Crying Game, and it's not like Family Guy was something that tries to use shock value or anything. IIRC, within Family Guy, I read that Brian slept with a mtf transwoman, tried to shower himself in disgust, only to get beaten up by the son of said transwoman.
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In the episode it was Quagmire's father who'd changed his gender. (Yes, I know... "You watch Family Guy?")

I'm kind of amazed this woman didn't start talking about how men in drag make fun of transwomen...
 
Steamboat_Bill said:
In the episode it was Quagmire's father who'd changed his gender. (Yes, I know... "You watch Family Guy?")

I'm kind of amazed this woman didn't start talking about how men in drag make fun of transwomen...
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Right, thanks for that reminder. Really, they wouldn't know that unless they bother to watch the whole thing.

As for men in drag making fun of transwomen, have any other sort SJW's even touched upon that?

Just to stay on topic with art extremes from SJW's, have they complained about any game or anime lately in having some sort of impractical armor despite the fact that 1) it's a game and 2) males are no better protected in it visually?
 
c-no said:
Right, thanks for that reminder. Really, they wouldn't know that unless they bother to watch the whole thing.

As for men in drag making fun of transwomen, have any other sort SJW's even touched upon that?

Just to stay on topic with art extremes from SJW's, have they complained about any game or anime lately in having some sort of impractical armor despite the fact that 1) it's a game and 2) males are no better protected in it visually?
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But that's just male power fantasy, not exploitation.
 
c-no said:
One would have to ask what is wrong with said "softcore porn" mocking the armor? Does that mean a parody shouldn't really actually use something it satirizes and make fun of it?
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Parodies are still considered to be degradation of women, in their eyes, if they contain any of the no-nos they have on their Bingo card. Granted, they are rather loose with enforcing the midriff no-no, at least from what I've seen.
 
Yaoi Huntress Earth said:
And they probably never saw one that didn't involve a Disney Princess or made before the Disney Renaissance. You never hear them talk about The Great Mouse Detective, The Fox and the Hound or Bambi.
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This is, of course, because they're women, and Disney Princess stuff, for the longest time, has been used to shut little girls up so that mommy can sleep off her hangover.

(I once saw someone writing an article about Disney films and feminism where one of the criticisms of Pinocchio were "Also, there are no women or girls. Boo!" Yes, just like that.)

Thiletonomics said:
Parodies are still considered to be degradation of women, in their eyes, if they contain any of the no-nos they have on their Bingo card. Granted, they are rather loose with enforcing the midriff no-no, at least from what I've seen.
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These people don't get satire, do they?
 
Steamboat_Bill said:
This is, of course, because they're women, and Disney Princess stuff, for the longest time, has been used to shut little girls up so that mommy can sleep off her hangover.

(I once saw someone writing an article about Disney films and feminism where one of the criticisms of Pinocchio were "Also, there are no women or girls. Boo!" Yes, just like that.)



These people don't get satire, do they?
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Apparently, the blue fairy in Pinocchio must of just been a hallucination or something.

As for satire, they don't get it or they would just say it isn't good because they don't agree with it.
 
You also gotta remember that Pinocchio came out in 1940, a time where literally no one gave a shit about how minorities and women were portrayed. Walt Disney included. Well, people DID care but they weren't the ones making high grossing or at least profitable films. All Disney cared about was adapting fairy tales to the big screen, something that had never been done before. Not a whole lot emphasis on character development or anything really complex. This is why most of the female characters from this era of Disney movies are dull as dishwater.
 
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