you don't trust me? *gasp*carnex said:1) You are making a statement and then you are prohibiting discussion of that statement. Among other things why it shouldn't be discussed you state that people are not to be trusted. And you made statement with no intention to back it up with facts and we are suposed to trust you.
I would be very curious if people could actually NOT do those things, like I said often they are brought up when they are irrelevant
[quote/]This whole point depends on you being unquestionable moral authority. Whole point is absolute failure of logic![/quote]
that's because I am...Jim Sterling aproved
[quote/]2) You are telling people to hold on their reactions if they are feeling insulted. Granted, that is a good advice, agitated people make bad statements. Irrational ones.
But this damn shit is propagated by persons that feel entitled to never feel offended. I think people who start this discussion on that base should take a look at mirror prior to opening their mouths. It bloody helps.[/quote]......wut? people do get offended....and people seem to be offended by the fact theyre offended
[quote/]3) There is no need for patronizing, you don't want to start alienating audience with core rules (although first rule does that much more effectively) but I can agree with with if for the most parts.[/quote]
there comes a point where if you avoid alienating people you'd have to rearrange everything you say or change it outright
[quote/]Mona Lisa was and still is commissioned portrait, purest form of commercial product.[/quote]
perhaps I should have been more clear
commercial viability and good art are not mutually exclusive...that period of art was very commercial. Its when you water things down and stop risk taking that it becomes an issue
compare the box office performance of The expendables 3, TMNT and Gaurdians of the Galaxy....expendibles 3 a sequel of an already pandering franchise got smashed by gaurdians, TMNT an apparently bad adaptation of that long running money maker did make money but didn't stick
Gaurdians won out...and as far as Hollywood goes was a "risky" venture (in the loosest sense of the term) bow that's not always going to be the case but deviating from what the graphs say doesn't always hurt either
I can't remember who said it but I once heard "audiences don't know what they want until you sell it to them" which I think is partly truthful....nobody asked for a talking racoon, but a talking racoon they got
[quote/]4) I know what feminism stands for. I know by what feminism did when once it obtained influence and power. It's you and others who keep reciting dictionary definitions while refusing to look at real world who don't know feminism. And this point can not be driven far enough. [/quote]
feminism stands for equality between men and woman
but have you looked beyond that? have you actually read any feminist books/blogs/articles? I'm not saying you have to go get a degree in woman's study's but I am saying examining the "why and how" beyond the most simple definition is helpful