Arthur Morgan
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- 5 de Sep, 2019
College. It's funny that in this documentary she made for college she's even handed about the topic, and then in 2011 went on a half hour rant about how sexist Sucker Punch was just because Benzaie said he thought it was a feminist movie. She got way more intense about her lefty views after she dropped out, but not to the degree she would later get. That would be caused by Gamergate, which she was able to get a lot of attention for, being a feminist web content creator on the 'right side of history'.I didn't realize Lindsay's documentary had a sympathetic view of pro-life Christians/it wasn't just standard feminist "hurr durr fetuses are a soulless clump of cells". I wonder what made Lindsay change her attitude towards Christians? Now she's your generic libtard that autistically rees at the mere mention of Christ.
She went from willing to accept the right may have some good ideas and that rape jokes are funny, to a Karen screaming at a dude in public to the point that Mara Wilson got so embarrassed she decided to quit the whole friend group.
At this point, she'll say anything she thinks will get her acclaim from the left. Whether or not she believes it is another story thoughHer parents are giga-shit libs who look down on Christianity. She isn't the first person to take on her parents views as she got older, and she won't be the last. Also, I think conflicted people act more fanatical than true-believers, because they're trying to convince themselves. I don't think someone who expresses the kind of emotions Lindsey did in that documentary can ever fully take the "it's just a clump of cells" pill.
When Soul came out, she got upset that a pregnant woman's baby was shown as having a soul, assuming it was a pro-life thing. Probably wasn't, but it doesn't shock me that she'd be upset by the reminder that she killed a living being.





