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| All right, Kit Daniels, Infowars.com. | |
| Right when Mad Max Through Your Road came out, the masculine blog, Return of Kings, saw the movie, and they said it was the most feminist movie they'd ever seen. | |
| It ended up getting attacked by CNN and other mainstream media outlets saying, oh, they're just pro-male, they're just being sexist, you know, it's a good movie, blah, blah. | |
| So me and Jakari went out and saw it for ourselves, and I've got to say, it's the most feminist movie I've ever seen in my life. | |
| For one thing, The whole movie kind of pits, without giving too much detail on the plot, the whole movie kind of pits male against female. | |
| And the men are kind of, they're kind of, the women actually blame the men for destroying the world through the nuclear holocaust or what have you. | |
| And so, and then the men are kind of seen as cult-like and kind of, you know, caveman style. | |
| They worship, you know, automobiles and this and that. | |
| And the women are kind of seen as the more reasonable aspect of civilization that's left. | |
| So it's kind of ridiculous how it's turned into this whole gender war thing. | |
| And also another thing I didn't like about it was how Max was kind of, the women kind of took him as one of theirs, he was kind of their errand boy, if you will to put it nicely. | |
| There's one scene in the movie, he's about to take a shot and one of the chicks takes a gun from him and shoots the dead. | |
| It's just kind of like, I mean, by itself, it doesn't seem that feminist, but when you consider all the How we're all surrounded by all this feminist crap and social justice warrior and whatnot, it's part of the trend. | |
| So I gotta say, I agree with Return of the Kings. | |
| It's probably the most feminist movie I've ever seen and maybe the most feminist movie of all time. |
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