What are we doing?
Has she read it?https://twitter.com/Bunneechan/status/2074238226966130789
Quite a few female characters in it with good parts. Penelope, Circe, Calypso. There are many, many more.
The screen time critique is dumb--she's clearly using it metaphorically.
https://twitter.com/immeme0/status/2075340800200765744?s=61&t=1KiTJ7EYgX-uQgf4Wkb9sg
May need to move this to the Islam thread at some point…
https://twitter.com/immeme0/status/2075340800200765744?s=61&t=1KiTJ7EYgX-uQgf4Wkb9sg
May need to move this to the Islam thread at some point…
Or you may need to start a "What do we do about Hinduism?" thread.
It's a problem with Western civilization, not just the US:
https://twitter.com/WallStreetApes/status/2078546257354907778?s=20
@bradstevens Slave-holding Arabs didn't colonize the world. Slave-holding Europeans did. Not saying she doesn't have a point, but there is an actual reason why the anti-colonial narrative is in fact anti-European. It's not just because they hate whites. There's an historical asymmetry that is at the core of it.
@bradstevens Slave-holding Arabs didn't colonize the world. Slave-holding Europeans did. Not saying she doesn't have a point, but there is an actual reason why the anti-colonial narrative is in fact anti-European. It's not just because they hate whites. There's an historical asymmetry that is at the core of it.
Isn’t that just using technicality because it wasn’t a country, rather a religion?
Would you agree that the only reason that is true is because Western Europe developed better boats and not some inherent moral superiority of Muslims vs. the West ("white people")?@bradstevens Slave-holding Arabs didn't colonize the world. Slave-holding Europeans did. Not saying she doesn't have a point, but there is an actual reason why the anti-colonial narrative is in fact anti-European. It's not just because they hate whites. There's an historical asymmetry that is at the core of it.
@bradstevens I think it's more than boats, but I agree it's not a reflection of relative morality.

