Hollywood seems to have a knack for selling masculine females. And feminine males. Why?
Over the past decade there has been a growing trend in what I like to call "Shemale Flicks". By this I mean movies whose female protagonists as well as secondary female characters act like masculine Rambo style killing machines. Tomb Raider, Jonah Hex, Salt, Aeon Flux, Wanted, Elektra, Sucker Punch, Hanna, Dead or Alive. Even films like Avatar and Iron Man 2 entertain us with females who behave as men.
It doesn't stop at Hollywood. Spend twenty minutes watching commercials on TV and you will notice the same trend, sometimes subtle, sometimes not. Women are consistently portrayed as large and in charge, while men retreat into the background of her dominance. A man is never in charge of his household. The woman always does the talking, and is the one doing the decision making while the timid husband follows her around.
Our society has become so strangled by the doctrine of ultra-lib feminism, it has blurred the lines between male and female to the point where it is acceptable, and encouraged, for females to act like males, and vice versa. God forbid Hollywood create a movie where men are the protectors of women! That would be insulting to females! They can just as easily defend themselves from a home intruder with a machete!
I can't stand watching films that show women beating up on men without breaking a sweat, while saying some cheesy one liner to exert her dominance. I can't think of any women I know who could punch a 300 pound guy in the face and knock him through a concrete block wall. Can you? I can't think of any woman I know who could slap a magazine of live ammunition into an assault rifle and return fire while calling in an airstrike to a specific grid of coordinates while under fire from 3 different directions while not even showing a hint of fear. Come to think of it, I can't think of any guys either, including myself. In reality, when put in action situations, the vast majority of women, even feminists who want to be men, would whimper and hide behind the nearest man they could find. Sexist? No, just fact. On the flip side, put the vast majority of men in a nursery with children, and they would also fail miserably.
I'm sick and tired of men being portrayed as pale, weak little helpers of women. Why does Hollywood love to see men take a back seat? Because feminism has infested it with their fantasy that men and women are completely and totally equal. Let's get something straight. Men and women are not equal. Not at all. Men have roles and skills. As do women. Men are better at some things, and women are better at some things. Men have specific desires and goals, and women have specific desires and goals. Enough of this nonsense from far left relativist ideologues who say men and women are completely and totally alike. It is an insult to both men AND women.
Back in the day, a man was someone who protected and provided for his woman. Now, such a notion, is unheard of, and even offensive in the liberal inner circles. That would mean a woman is weaker, and we can't admit that. That's sexist. Women nurtured, comforted, and pleased their men, not because it was their "duty", but because it also pleased them. Women have always been hardwired with a motherly desire to nuture and please. Again, the modern day feminist would regard this concept somehow insulting to women. A sexist notion furthered by chauvinist males.
It has gotten to the point of such absurdity, that women are now being considered to serve in the United States Army Infantry, a combat role traditionally reserved for men. Gender relativism rooted within the secular progressive movement has blurred the lines between male and female and it's only going to get worse.
Such nonsense emanating from the stinking ulcer we know as Hollywood makes me appreciate movies like The Last of the Mohicans. Back when males were strong and daring, rock solid figures of masculinity who protected their women. Sadly, now, such a concept is laughable.
Today I was shopping for swimming trunks. I had no idea it would be so difficult finding a pair of swimming trunks that didn't reek of absolute metrosexuality. First I made the mistake of looking in Hollister. That store is, well...let's just say it isn't my style. I looked in American Eagle, Abercrombie and Fitch, and Pac-Sun (God forgive me!). I thought I was witnessing a gay pride parade. Not only were the clothes all things feminine (male and female alike), the males themselves looked like women with facial hair.
