Linda Carter - Wonderwoman!

[antifascist]

what a star! if only so many on Mumsnet could do the same

"I cannot think of anything that helps women’s rights less than pinning the blame on trans women. They face so much violence and scrutiny as is. Leave them alone and focus on the real war on women. It’s happening in the courts and legislatures around this country."

Oh, lovely! What sort of puppy?

presumably due to the mention of puppies, the ad I'm seeing next to this thread is for dog treats, including a large, hairy (I guess) ponies ear

weird

you definitely get more tempting adverts when you frequent style and beauty

How nice to see a variety of ads.

Oddly I seem to only get a grey box due to slow loading.🤷🏼‍♀️

Great post. Made me think of this -

🎼Wonder Non-Mannnnnn🎼

This is on a thread about Wonder Woman from the 1970s 🤣

I noticed that a lot of the criticism of Bette Midler pointed out her age and how irrelevant she was because of that. And here's Lynda Carter with her opinion.

Why is it when I see a post by antifascist I always automatically find a scene featuring Rick from The Young Ones running through my head….?href="memeguy.com/photo/22072/hands-up-who-likes-me"><img src="memeguy.com/photos/images/hands-up-who-likes-me-22072.gif" alt="" title="Hands up who likes me" /></a> Hands up who likes me

It’s a real shame when not knowing about anything before 2012 means that you don’t realise all your opinions are like, forty years old. Cringe!

Yes it makes saying like ‘Plus ca change’ hard to comprehend when you are so prejudiced against ancient history (pre 2012) that you have deemed it another thing not worthy of respect. And the 80’s must be prehistoric using that scale too.

Talking about pistachio nuts, apparently they are really reactive so have to be stored/packaged in strict conditions. I read about it in my new book, Lessons in Chemistry. It frightened me a little and compelled me to finish off our supply.

You are lovely, aren't you, OP?

It’s a bit rich to take lessons in feminism from an actress that appeared in a 1970’s TV series that … objectified women.

Also a concept that promoted power and hierarchy based on birthright rather than merit. But Antifascist, whose user name is positively Orwellian, loves her.

Perhaps antifash is hoping for a Maoist type revolution.

Ah now come on @PearlClutch all forms of prejudice are bad to the beeee kind crowd except ageism which is completely brilliant & encouraged at all times 😆

I like to think so .

Sorry to hear to hear you are apparently objecting to a post in praise of a feminist activist

Oh hello Op. got any comment on the ageism in your previous posts??

Perhaps because you're old. The actor who played Rick from the Young ones died in 2012

How is this praise for a feminist activist? What are you actually on about?

Oh, sorry, I see. Rick from the Young Ones is not generally one of the people I think of when I think of feminist activists. I appreciate you have different views.

Where feminist activist?

How is this praise for a feminist activist? What are you actually on about?
It's pretty clear the OP is "on about" Linda Carter, so not sure what you yourself are actually on about.

I was responding to OP's post calling someone old. Hence quoting that in my own post.

kitten

Maybe you missed it. Telling females to ignore the risk of make violence and male abuse, regardless of the identity of the person involved, is now a sound and praiseworthy feminist activity.

As is telling females where to prioritise their activism when they are fighting for their rights, that impact them personally.

The original Wonder Woman TV series used to be thought of as a rather embarrassing relic of a time when women couldn’t play a character without appearing in satin hot pants and a shiny bra.

As a pp says it was thought of as rather cheesy and objectifying: “Wonder Woman” was basically intended as a bit of light commercial t&a for the weekend teatime dad audience, not exactly some kind of radical feminist manifesto.

I guess these days she’d have an OnlyFans, and flog a range of satin hot pants on Instagram, and today’s “feminist activists” would find that all really super empowering.