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Here's a list of tons of leftist movies.
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I didn't know about The Red Pill so I was like why would that be libslop and holy shit I wasn't ready
Care to elaborate? I am just as confused as you were
It's essentially laundering the anti-feminism movement for a more general audience, going out of its way to paint it in a positive light. You could argue whether that's libslop or fashslop though.
How does it fit in libslop? Libs are known for being pro women, (not so much men).
Liberalism is not particularly pro-woman when most workers are women and the vast majority of women are workers.
I think it's the perfect example of how liberalism can cater to fascism, because fashslop is typically just old misogynists rambling in front of a camera with a dead serious tone. Here it's more the "coming from empathy" approach, and essentially views "men's rights" with the lens of equality, being completely clueless about how the movement really is hate that wears the mask of civility and playing the victim
"A feminists journey into the men's rights movement"
But she isnt a feminist anymore after this journey. she says she took the red pill.