Towards the beginning of the film you can see that the main character, Scott, has been through a divorce (also showing off the female-centered child custody laws in all its bulls~~~ blue pill glory). He goes over to his ex-wife I assume, and asks what it will take to see his daughter again, the response is to go and get a job, and buy an apartment. Essentially, what i feel he is being told here, is to go and “be worth something”. That this women will only let the man get what he wants if he gives her something, becomes a useful toolbag again. In other words, “GO AND MAKE SOME MONEY FOR ME”, then come back. Also, very few, if not all the male roles in the film are treated as bad guys, with shallow personalities, while the female characters are deep well flushed out characters. Also, towards the end of the movie there is a scene where they are breaking into this company building. All the security guards (men) are easily killed by many times just women. Again, treating men so expendable, the lie feminists spread, that men aren’t needed. In a culture where men are told they aren’t needed, men are starting to get the impression that they aren’t needed, and go there own way. A concept feminism didn’t f~~~ing think about until very recently. The media, ads, and movies are ALWAYS filled with love and romance. It always typically shows a powerful (such as in Iron Man) red pill man who has it all in life, giving it all up to make a stupid f~~~ing women happy. The problem is, as we see marriage going down (which is great), the media, commercials, and much more, continues to push the lie that if you don’t get married, you can’t be happy and you are a disgrace to humanity and your family. It’s sad when you think about it.

For me, having a fairly high intelligent, and experienced in red pill, it not affect me, only bring an anger sometimes, BUT, for low intelligent person, and a blue pill, this should brainwashed them well.

When I saw her in the end I got sad.

They are never expendable. If a woman is a “bad guy” in a movie, she is usually first or second in command, not a grunt.

We need some affirmative action for women to get their heads smashed in movies, but nope, they only want equality in the stuff they LIKE. You’ll never hear them complain about equal employment in sewage or construction(or almost any blue-collar job for that matter)…

It’s nothing but witchcraft.