Comments on: Dirty Rotten Feminists! http://www.sociallydead.com/2009/dirty-rotten-femininsts/ Life is tough when you have no life. Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:02:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Cleansing Colon http://www.sociallydead.com/2009/dirty-rotten-femininsts/comment-page-1/#comment-434 Cleansing Colon Wed, 11 Aug 2010 20:48:45 +0000 http://www.sociallydead.com/?p=193#comment-434 You lost me, buddy. I mean, I suppose I get what youre saying. I get exactly where youre coming from. But you just appear to have forgotten that there are men and women around who can see this matter for what it genuinely is and might not agree with you. You seem to alienate a full bunch of people who could possibly have been completely fans of your blog. You lost me, buddy. I mean, I suppose I get what youre saying. I get exactly where youre coming from. But you just appear to have forgotten that there are men and women around who can see this matter for what it genuinely is and might not agree with you. You seem to alienate a full bunch of people who could possibly have been completely fans of your blog.

]]> By: Elizabeth Kaylene http://www.sociallydead.com/2009/dirty-rotten-femininsts/comment-page-1/#comment-432 Elizabeth Kaylene Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:45:07 +0000 http://www.sociallydead.com/?p=193#comment-432 WOW. (The writer of the original post, not you.) I wanted to read the original post, but it's private now. (This is one of my biggest gripes about blogging; if you're going to write a ballsy post that starts controversy, don't tuck your tail between your legs when things get hot!) All of her "points" are completely lost on me. I agree with you that it's all about the magic, not about being "politically correct." There is a reason that children are children. Now, if one of the movies or a show was teaching them wrong or had something blatantly obvious -- like someone saying "twenty-fo" instead of "twenty-fo<em>ur</em>" (Yo Gabba Gabba) or a real porno scene in which the princess loses her virginity (no reference that I know of, luckily) -- <em>then</em> rant away. But tearing apart Disney movies like this is silly and just makes me wonder whether she was just in a bashing mood and had nothing better to write about. .-= Elizabeth Kaylene´s last blog ..<a href="http://elizawhat.com/2010/07/28/i-would-do-anything-for-you-so-why-cant-i-fix-this/" rel="nofollow">I would do anything for you- so why can’t I fix this!</a> =-. WOW. (The writer of the original post, not you.) I wanted to read the original post, but it’s private now. (This is one of my biggest gripes about blogging; if you’re going to write a ballsy post that starts controversy, don’t tuck your tail between your legs when things get hot!)

All of her “points” are completely lost on me. I agree with you that it’s all about the magic, not about being “politically correct.” There is a reason that children are children. Now, if one of the movies or a show was teaching them wrong or had something blatantly obvious — like someone saying “twenty-fo” instead of “twenty-four” (Yo Gabba Gabba) or a real porno scene in which the princess loses her virginity (no reference that I know of, luckily) — then rant away. But tearing apart Disney movies like this is silly and just makes me wonder whether she was just in a bashing mood and had nothing better to write about.
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