Isn't it just people critiquing this event the only ones expecting social progress as a result from this? Cause everyone else just sees it as a fun time to hang out with their girlfriends to see a good movie.
Exactly.
I posted the Alamo's original promotion of this thing which didn't even mention the Planned Parenthood proceeds (and of course this post wasn't responded to by the original person I was addressing.)
Of course, offended men would be the ones applying a completely made-up goal post to the event before critiquing it from the very angle they fucking made up because they can't see women's-only events- something that dares to excludes THEM, to say THEY'RE not the center of the universe- as existing for the hell of it.
We all know the common nerd sentiment that anything that isn't just for men is "AGENDA DRIVEN." Minorities reminding others of their identities is in and of itself a political stance and part of the special snowflakes' greater intent to shove political correctness down the throats of the good ol' boys, the knights of free speech, the crusaders of "equality," the rational men who just want to enjoy art "as intended."
So next time I do a costume jam with my girl friends, I'll be sure to listen to a lecture from a man on how it won't solve sexism and thus I should be ashamed that I'm falling for capitalism disguised as progressivism.
Extra bonus points if he's white and straight.
