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  • woolly26
    Lore peice: For the people that are curious whats up with my picture every time I post, its a photo with me and Dacon while playing skyblock in 2018 on ex-Manacube associated server.
    woolly26
    The true and only one hopes for its comeback, praise for my unban.
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    Why should anyone praise for your unban if you don't even want to give others a second chance on Discord?
    woolly26
    woolly26
    I didnt get unbanned but alr buddy
    woolly26
    Sorry I am an overthinker and sorry if some got offended by this review that it rather as an opinion and not take it as something offensive such as everything I said did not contain slurs or fake information, you can watch Barbie and then check events of Germany pre-WW2 and compare them.
    woolly26
    People that know will agree, people that dont just get offended without trying to discover its meaning and before you tell me this is a kids movie, it isnt, there is some kind of prolific language within the movie which raised the rating of 12+or 12- if you are accompanied by a parent.
    sophiaaah <3
    sophiaaah <3
    the movie was pg-13 and it was pg-13 because it had suggestive adult jokes. I don't think any movies are forced to be seen with an adult unless it's rated R but that could just be in america im not sure
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    There are same similarities but I don't think the hatred towards the Jews is comparable to the treatment of the Kens. Yeah, they were not well integrated into the society but not like Germany pre-WW2.
    woolly26
    Do not get offended as this was my personal belief about the Barbie movie, a profile post, a review. It just surprised me how the events of Barbie just align with the events of Germany pre-WW2.
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    Exactly, I could totally see how many Barbies were poor and could barely buy food. Loved the food stamp in die movie! I could really relate to the hard times, almost as if I watched a real WW2 documentary in pink color.
    woolly26
    I kinda disliked how Ken`s are just treated as inferior beings compared to Barbie`s. I know the real idea of the movie was to show that women are everything and women good, man bad but this idea didnt quite sell since you can observe also a toxic environment towards men in the Barbie world. The best character out of the Barbie movie from my opinion was Allan.
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    Crazy, did you miss the dialogue with Barie and Ken how Barbie explained to him, how he is Kenough on his own?
    woolly26
    It was nice if Barbie rather ended with gender equality rather than having women superior to man. I truly respect the man revolution which represents the failed attempt of bringing Germany to its normal self before the events of the WW2 war.
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    I honestly have no idea what this is supposed to mean. Well in Barbie men could finally work, too. More equality than in many middle east countries!
    woolly26
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    Barbie was a truly philosophical and expressed in a non direct way its concern with the new feminism movement which is similar to fascism, you can see that in the Barbie world women are treated as the superior gender which indirectly is also a meaning about how women are better than man which also indicated the fascist period in which Hitler had the same belief about the jews. Barbie was fascist propaganda.
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    Well no, Barbie was actually PRO men and not against it. You can see it from Ken and Barbies story, how Ken discovers that he can be just himself (and that's kenough) even without barbie. He movie is very relatable for men that get rejected by their crush but still manage to to see they don't need another person to fill whole.

    At no point barbie had any facist motivation about men and even included them 1/3
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    In Barbieland at the end of the movie with a chance to work their way up. Feminism was never about putting one gender above the other but to rethink tradition and create a fair place for women in a men dominating society (patriarchy).

    Also Jews were unpopular before Hitler came into power. They were viewed as a threat, in Barbie, men were just not needed and pretty much ignored by the women. Their was no 2/3
    Chiiara777
    Chiiara777
    explicit dislike towards them, they just didn't had any use since all work was done by the women anyways. It's a whole different situation compared to Nazigermany. 3/3
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