Feminists are just going to call the movie racist and sexist anyway. Might as well just mess with them.
Feminists are just going to call the movie racist and sexist anyway. Might as well just mess with them.
Not until we can acknowledge and accept that some separate events based on either gender, race, nationality and I know not what, it is likely going to be news, yeah.
I'd actually be for more male only events, because I feel they get somewhat left behind in these sort of things.
It's only a "stupid complaint" because the reverse would literally never happen, despite the cries of the same people who would try to equate attending a movie (or being "represented" in a movie) to the "long running debate on access to essential and government sources." Everyone knows it's wrong to discriminate against women in such a blatant manner. Feminists are just unable to acknowledge that because it destroys half their narrative.
Well, I think its glorious. I can't wait to see how its gonna go for him.
It's a stupid complaint because it's stupid and reaction to it is, by it's very nature, an over reaction. Like I said, outrage culture. It would be the other way too, particularly considering we're still having this debate on what demographics we can legally discriminate against not only in regards to public businesses but also in access to government services.
The guy is in a lose lose situation.
If he turns up on the night and they turn him away he has done his money..
If he turns up and they let him in, he gets to watch a movie that will suck like a black hole and he will have done his money.
This will only get interesting if they deny him access to the showing, which I doubt they would be that stupid.
You never know. They were stupid enough to create the one gender admittance to begin with.
Kinda sad that anyone would entertain what this guy did, and the fact that all he did was pay to see a movie.
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I just noticed this thread and not completely read up on the "issue" but it seems like the easy way to get around discrimination laws for this is to declare the theater room showing the movie as a privately rented out. I know that back in the day we would rent out a theater room but we still had to buy tickets from the box office of the theater to enter. While this was an independent theater I wonder if the excuse will be you can watch this movie in another room but not for this "private party" one.