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  • #491901
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    Anonymous
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    A large amount of popular shows nowadays portray the main character man, husband, or boyfriend as a goofy, stupid, lazy person. The main character wife however, is portrayed as a smart, self-reliant, strong woman. Don’t believe me? Let’s take a look at some of these shows:


    The Simpsons (From 1989 – Present)

    The Simpsons is a prime and easy example. Homer Simpson, one of the main characters, who is a father, plays a fat, stupid, and sometimes drunk idiot. Marge Simpson, however is the voice of reason, the smart one in the relationship and the wife.

    Is that bad? Well let’s look at the other characters on the show. Bart Simpson, son of the Simpsons, plays the delinquent, troublemaker. Whereas Lisa Simpson, Bart’s sister, is the smartest in the entire family, then Marge, then Bart, and finally Homer being the dumbest. (A part of me wants to count the pets as well, and they’re still portrayed smarter than Homer.)

    Also I’m not going to count baby Maggie Simpson, simply because she’s too young, but at the same time if you’ve ever seen her on the show or movie, there’s already signs that she’s smarter than Homer. Giving hand gestures and performing actions that most babies wouldn’t be able to do.

    Family Guy (From 1999 – Present)

    Here’s another example with more or less the same setup. Peter Griffin is this show’s Homer, another fat, stupid, and almost always drunk man. The only real difference besides that Peter drinks way more than Homer, is that Peter is always doing stupid things that either destroy houses or wreck the town. Seriously just type in Peter Griffin on Youtube and you will most likely see acts of his stupidity.

    Now Louis, Peter’s wife, seems to be more wild than Marge, but is still clearly the smart, sophisticated (by comparison), and voice of reason in the family; always giving Peter advice.

    Chris, there son is portrayed as yet another fat, stupid person. Meg, there daughter, seems to be portrayed as the one that everyone doesn’t like. She’s still leaps and bounds smarter than Chris and Peter combined, but always seems to be down on herself because of her appearance.

    Stewie, the baby of the family, is the only child whose seen as a genius. He’s on a whole other level when compared to Maggie or any of the Griffins, BUT his genius is usually used to give some episodes some sort of wacky adventure. Like his time pad, or his inventions, and in more recent episodes he is seen as a homosexual and is often made fun of for being so – whether it’s him dressing like a woman, or the show giving some sort of hint that he’s gay in some way.

    So basically Stewie is seen as either a genius to give that episode some plot, or is seen as a homosexual to still yet AGAIN to be made fun of. (There really isn’t any relevance to mentioning Brian, their talking dog, who is still smarter than Peter or Chris.)

    So the only 3 characters that aren’t made fun of are Louis, Meg, and Brian the dog.

    American Dad (2005 – Present)

    Now this show is slightly different. Francine, the wife, is usually seen as either sexy, stupid, or sometimes the voice of reason to her husband. HOWEVER Stan Smith, the husband, is seen as an over the top macho man whose usually doing a lot more harm than good for the family and sometimes the town; he’s still portrayed as an idiot. And let’s not forget the kids, Steve Smith is the nerdy, wimpy, boy who tries to get with women and fail; and Hayley Smith is seen as the peace loving, smart, strong woman who most likely is the smartest in the family. (There’s no point in mentioning Rodger, as he is a talking alien in their attic, kind of like an alien version of Stewie Griffin, minus of course the intellect.)

    Now I know what some of you people might be thinking, there just shows, they don’t have any effect on people; least of all men.

    Well let me ask you something, if all the media like magazines and TV shows make women feel bad about their bodies by featuring “hot” women – then why can’t men feel insulted or just feel like it’s a joke to become a husband?

    The answer: people just don’t expect a man to feel anything, society automatically deems men as disposable and have no problem being making us look like weak stupid fools.

    #491906
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    Anonymous
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    I noticed this years ago.

    Men portrayed as a dufus who can’t do anything.

    Women portrayed as their ‘do it all’ long suffering partner.

    All I have to say to that is,

    MEN built this f~~~ing planet so f~~~ you and the horse you rode in on.

    #491907

    Anonymous
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    Oh, and they’re not ‘just shows’ it’s a subtle and insidious programming method to brainwash people to the fact lie women are good, men are bad.

    The adverts are the WORST offenders.

    F~~~ that noise.

    #491910
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    Foolsgold
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    I got rid of the TV back in 2006 and I’ve heard it’s gotten MUCH worse. Btw, you won’t miss it if you get rid of it.

    #491912
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    Anonymous
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    Brian and Stewie are awesome though.

    Where’s my money?
    Tired of you ducking me man.
    Don’t make a fool out of me man,
    I want my money!

    Alright let’s go to the bank 😂

    #491917
    MGTOW Knight
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    I love all these shows, but aside form that I see where you are coming from.

    I mostly get triggered by all the father hating ads I use to see when I had an indoctrination box.

    Fuck bitches... literally and metaphorically

    #491932
    TaxGuy
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    Everybody Loves Raymond
    Home Improvement
    King of Queens
    Modern Family

    The last time the guy was the smart one was I Love Lucy

    Order the good wine

    #491935

    Anonymous
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    pic

    Dare I say, THIS is the last time a man was smart in the show.

    #492101
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    No Ma'am
    No Ma’am
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    It’s easy. Women spend money like drunken monkeys. Women drive consumer spending which is 70% of the economy. Make the bitches feel good about themselves. They’ll project those feelings to the show’s advertisers. Next they you know they’re forking over the cash! F~~~ing evil incarnate.

    "Nobody loves me, but my mother, And she could be jivin` too." - B. B. King

    #492180

    Anonymous
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    And:

    Married With Children

    Also remember that every crime show now has some kick ass woman/ women who can solve anything no matter how tough and slimy the (male) perpetrators are. She/ they (women) put their male colleagues to shame. Think any CSI – Yourtown ever made. The worst one was called Chicago Code, it aired on Fox and starred the chick from Fame. It sucked so bad that it got cancelled fast.

    #492188
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    PuniShredder
    PuniShredder
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    Unplug man…

    Be professional be polite but always have a plan to kill everyone you meet.

    #492208
    IRuleMe
    IRuleMe
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    Naturally Venom, you would list two shows created by the same guy.

    I’d like to put some other shows out there.

    Bill Cosby show
    Home Improvement
    Three’s Company
    King of Queens

    #492319
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    Bee
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    The children’s shows are even worse. Father usually has an IQ so low he can’t function. Mom is ok. Boys are fools but smarter than Dad and the little girls know everything.

    That’s every show on Nickelodeon today.

    My daughter likes Full House reruns. It wasn’t as bad then. It only took three males to take care of three children, with the occasional help of girlfriends.

    #492376
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    WPL
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    Agreed. I’ve never been much of a TV watcher to begin with, and I quit watching entirely several years back. No loss whatsoever; do not miss it at all. Life is short, and I’d rather spend my free time on productive things.

    I got rid of the TV back in 2006 and I’ve heard it’s gotten MUCH worse. Btw, you won’t miss it if you get rid of it.

    #492664
    Ogre
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    Most are, even if they aren’t the caricature presented on the shows. The characters that you mentioned are exaggerations for comedy’s sake. Groening and McFarland both accentuated the most negative simp attributes. Under the lens they show these characters it’s obvious that the situations are ridiculous.

    It’s the whole reason that there aren’t many shows about smart, cool, single guys. Two and a half men wouldn’t have made it half a season if it was just Charlie Sheen’s character banging sluts and showing them the door.

    TV is about universal appeal. Women laugh at the gullibility of the men on your shows, and men laugh at their antics. Trust me, no guy is aiming to be Homer or Peter.

    They can show us however they want, more men are GTOW than ever. With or without full on red pill exposure, men are starting to realize that marriage is a raw deal. The numbers prove it.

    It’s just fiction. Enjoy it or shut the TV off. Let the advertisers starve, and only buy what YOU need. TV shows only exist for the portions between the program. Cut commercial revenue out and how much money would be spent on new programming?

    I failed to realize in my youth that I was the prize. I was going to work. I was going to earn. Little did I realize that due to feminism, that no longer meant I had to share. Road soon, Desert after.

    #503984
    Nomad
    Nomad
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    Steven Universe (A show in which men are portrayed as being weak, & stupid. And, women being portrayed as smart, strong, & powerful.)
    Johnny Bravo (A show who’s main character, Johnny Bravo, is portrayed is very macho, but at the same time very self-absorbed, & stupid. It also shows women beating up at different occasions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZKNuRecg4U)
    Powerpuff Girls (A show that was popular amongst the girls when I was growing up, it portrays men as weak, & helpless.)
    Scooby-Doo (To a lesser extent I would say, it’s not so blatantly obvious… But Velma is portrayed as the smart one of the group.)
    Kim Possible (A show that was popular amongst the girls when I was growing up, it portrays men as weak, stupid, & helpless.)
    Codename Kids Next Door
    Teen Titans

    I was going to say Family Guy, The Simpsons, & American Dad as well, but someone else already posted them.

    Life's too short to spend with promiscious women. Enjoy your passions while you still can!!

    #503993
    FrostByte
    FrostByte
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    MGTOW glasses can make your eyes burn.
    I see it a lot in advertising. Newest one I saw was for men’s underwear. The w(hole) add was some c~~~s disapproval of men. Like we give a s~~~ what she thinks.

    If you rescue a damsel in distress, all you will get is a distressed damsel.

    #503994
    FrostByte
    FrostByte
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    19005

    It wasn’t so long ago men were respected as strong, moral, wise and caring. Bonanza, Rifelman, Long Ranger, Eddies Father, My 3 sons, Mayberry RFD. They were good fathers, role models, looked up to for advice. WTF happened that now all of society s~~~s on men?

    If you rescue a damsel in distress, all you will get is a distressed damsel.

    #504000
    NerdTunneler
    NerdTunneler
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    We had House, The Mentalist, Sherlock, and Elementary…Great shows with strong male characters with NFG attitude…still, I may be wrong as I am have not fully opened my eyes yet..still taking the red pills…

    I stand with feet apart and let my balls hang free...Manginas dont have balls...See how they stand and sit at the whim of their masters...

    #507791
    Force of Nature 225
    Force of Nature 225
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    The buffoon on the couch who can’t do anything right without his woman has been a classical troupe since I can remember. I just makes me want to go out and get married so I can be that fat, dumb-ass on the couch.

    I think the feminists have unintentionally served many young men a daily dose of red pills since birth.

    I know that when I was young, I didn’t want to be that walking ATM, day-in and out. I don’t want that future. Let the manginas fill that stereotype.

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