Wonder Woman is an insult to women

Wonder Woman is an insult to women Jul 5, 2017 12:32:56 GMT

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Post by THawk on Jul 5, 2017 12:32:56 GMT

Jul 5, 2017 6:28:39 GMT @deblovesbec said:

Jul 3, 2017 19:10:58 GMT damngumby said:

Don't fret, sweetheart. The "slut shaming" was done by the three women I accompanied to the movie. They all agreed the WW costume was ridiculous. Personally, I'm a big fan of bikini armor on sex-kitten warrior women. The more opportunities for a wardrobe malfunction the better. It's one of the few things that can salvage a paint by numbers snooze-fest of a movie.

Oh, let me guess...Mummy bloggers or sex negative prudes who are insecure over their bodies so they shame those of us who aren’t for wanting to dress sexy when we go out and say things like we “deserve to be raped by men for dressing a certain way” ‘cause they are jealous of us. I have met people like that and I don’t count them as feminists and I actually find them and their archaic views to be repulsive and far more damaging to us than men. It is 2017 – the sexual repression is over and in case your friends haven’t heard Cosplay is very popular at the moment ‘cause it is sexy and empowering and if I was a superhero with superpowers I would wear a sexy costume to fight crime too but then again I am not ashamed of my body and am always kicking butt and looking good.

If it was the ‘Witchblade’ costume in the upcoming ‘Witchblade’ movie they were complaining about I would understand ‘cause that is a very revealing costume but when you’re talking about a costume that was controversial in the 1940s and is less revealing than the one Lynda Carter wore in the 1970s ‘Wonder Woman’ TV show and not to mention LESS revealing than what most female athletes wear in boxing, UFC and wrestling your friends really need to grow up if that offends them and they better not go to the shops, clubs, parties, beaches or literally anywhere for that matter ‘cause they’re going to be even more offended by what they see there. My Aunt loves the new costume and she was a big fan of the ‘Wonder Woman’ TV show. Perhaps your friends would feel more at home in one of those closed off Amish communities or they could wear burqas.

The bubbles libtards live in are really, really out in cuckoo land.

Here's your "prude, Amish" folks that had a problem with it: The U.N. dropped Wonder Woman specifically for her (lack of) clothing: edition.cnn.com/2016/12/13/health/wonder-woman-un-ambassador-trnd/index.html