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The Bud Light boycott gave right-wingers an inflated sense of how much influence their anti-woke outrage can have. Their reach obviously doesn't extend to dolls.
'Barbie' boycott calls grow among Republicans over movie's "woke messaging"
'Barbie,' 'Oppenheimer' Shatter Box Office Opening Weekend Projections - Variety
Just because you don't know them personally, doesn't mean they don't exist. Click on that first link. They not only exist, they are plentiful.I do not know a SINGLE conservative boycotting Barbie, most do not even know it exists.
I love the idea that we've devolved into arguing about which side is better at boycotting. Hilarious. I remember an ultra-brief period in history where the right claimed to be against cancel culture.
Just because you don't know them personally, doesn't mean they don't exist. Click on that first link. They not only exist, they are plentiful.
The fact you liked the movie underscores a main point here. Other Republicans might like it for the same reasons that you did, if they gave it a chance. Ted Cruz and his kind were passing judgment on it sight unseen. That is closed-mindedness.
sometimes, depends on the local boys in blue and how corrupt or honest they are.
I can't believe we are at the point of writing political interpretation pieces on a Barbie movieAccording to National Review, it sounds like Greta Gerwig knew what she was doing and the message is not backfiring.
What it all appears to suggest is that Barbieland is not merely a superficial construct but an entirely satirical one: a kind of post-feminist satire of what feminists imagine a perfect world looking like and of what they imagine male dominance is like. Plato had a city in speech; Gerwig has given us a city in plastic.
Conservatives Are Getting Barbie Wrong | National Review
Fox News Anchors Concerned This Wonder Woman Isn’t Wearing Her Star-Spangled Underwear
^^^^ When Fox News hosts were mad that Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) wasn't wearing her red, white and blue costume in trailers for the 2017 movie. If they had seen the movie first, they would have realized that it was her origin story. Diana was a Princess of the Amazons who lived a sheltered life. An American themed costume would not have made any sense. At that point in the character's development, she didn't even know what the United States was. Fox News was being judgmental ... sight unseen.
Sometimes, it's just fun to bellyache.
"Her outfit isn't red, white and blue, and in order to appeal to foreign audiences very little reference to America at all." - Neil Cavuto