Looool work 40/52, shut up and eat ur beans, bitch

Seriously, in the face of technological efficiency of the 21st century your answer to that life-situation is smth smth carbohydrates?

The fight for hegemony is always a cultural one. Cultural workers positioning themselves in political conflicts, IS struggle for ethical-moral leadership. Here society fights out what interpretation of the social world is leading, and thus on the long run, which political alliance will be able to lead society.

*has totally been looked at by a dermatologist

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Man könnte, wenn man schon dabei ist, auch noch einige sekuläre oder frauenfreundliche Institutionen zu Terrororganisationen erklären. Eine Hand wäscht die andere

Ooh I see. Thats one solid mix-up. But I still think its good to take it seriously as a controversy, even though it shouldn’t be as it’s positive change. The backlash shows it’s still a fight to be faught

Of course you can. The female m&m was not depicted as a feminist though, was it?

Glaube der Blick ins PKK Verbot bzw. Die Verfolgung von Kurd*innen in Dland erhellt die Situation. Erdogan ist halt ein geiler Bündnispartner, z.b. um gegen Bezahlung Geflüchtete abzuhalten. Und ein rechter Nationalist ist er auch

Might be a free win for the company, which of course only cares about profit, but I think it’s still somewhat important development of discourse as it is the dismounting of sexism

I don’t know if you have noticed, but cartoon characters depicted as female are usually depicted as sexy. Almost always in pubs.

If you care about oppression, you will understand how the reduction to being sexy for men (“objectification”) of women all over society is important. Imagine the violence of not being seen as a person by default, an agent, but an object to male desire, the male gaze.

Again and again, since the wake of feminism, men bring up that relativist argument. Oh you feel oppressed because over your whole lifetime and that of your mother and sisters men treat you like a peace of pretty meat? Well, wrong, honey, look at “literal real problems”.