Comments by "" (@MarvinPowell1) on "The Emancipation Of Ken | The Real Hero Of The Barbie Movie | FEMINISM hold This L" video.

Ken's story in the Barbie movie is so much weirder knowing that Greta Gerwig is a hardcore Fourth Wave Feminist and DESPISES men; it's amazing how she can unintentionally and subconsciously make such a "based" movie that causes men AND WOMEN to hate feminism and view it as a cautionary tale as much as this. Every woman I know who liked the Barbie movie (only about half of them or less) only liked Ken in the movie, where as no one liked Barbie herself.
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@Arroway2357 There's always news articles and stories every few years about some feminist opening an "all-female only" shop or bakery or company and it falling apart within months because the women constantly fight and backstab each other. That is, if female owner is even allowed to fly under the blatant discrimination laws in most Western countries.
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What's really messed up is, Barbie Land is meant to be fake cause supposedly "this is how most girls played with their Barbie dolls" (which is a lie, cause woke fourth wave feminism as we know it today wasn't a thing until only 2012) however the "real world" in the movie is way more fake; from a guy slapping Barbie's ass in broad daylight in public, to Barbie getting arrested to punching him for it, to the world in the modern era "being run by men and full of toxic masculinity." You can go to the most masculine countries on Earth, like Russia or China, or the most masculine era in modern America, like the 1950s to 1980s, and you still won't find anything even remotely close to this "patriarchy" they showed in the movie.
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@SerotoninReuptake Women create life, but men maintain life. That is why we need each other. The problem is, modern women are now so arrogant, they think they can replace the roles of men just because they have a high paying job or whatever, while they still rely on men to do all of the dirty jobs that they no longer have to witness first-hand, thus think no longer "exist." But the moment they need to move their furniture, fix their car, have their trash hauled away, have their homes built, buy their farmer-grown food, have their goods imported locally, or deal with a criminal - male or female - they are reminded that men still maintain society, even if they no longer show gratitude towards them.
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