Rishab's sister not part of Feminist movement? - Page 5

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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: ayaan786

dont tell me that im completly on rishabhs side and can understand his reaction which was fully justified
but then again prince said to rishabh "tu sahi hai par limit main rahe" like dont hurt and try to resolve things by talking

but i can understand your point he shoudnt have interferred in the first place

he shld have told roch dat she was wrong..
but dere he didnt said anything to her just coz he doesnt wanna lose her support...n was seen making fun of her wid suyyash n kish...
waoo double standards of prince...
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: mahiya


Roch & Kish... who sleep with their BF's in the same blanket on national tv of India...🤢 role models of low class..👎🏼
"Aadarsh Bhartiya Naari"..🤪

fr dat dey have an explanation...DIS IS OUR LYF...WE CAN DO ANYTHING...DONT GET PERSONAL..😕
if sumone pinpoint dere mistakes dey feel others r getting personal...buty of dey do it...its totally justified..
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Posted: 10 years ago
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This whole gender hypocrisy isn't limited to Rochelle. Prince, Suyyash, Yuvika, Aman, etc. ALL subscribe to it. They all use the gender card when it's convenient, regardless of whether or not the issue at hand concerns it.

Regarding her gaali, idk. That's like saying people who say bitch aren't feminists. There's definitely a complexity when it comes to swear words, especially in their contexts and what they imply. Like for example, I think whenever men use the word 'c**t,' it's inherently sexist and demeaning and I'm totally against using that as a swear word myself. It's plays upon the patriarchy and makes vagina's synonymous to horrible people/ things, when they aren't. It propagates an insult to the female form itself. But I don;t think the terms 'mother-f**ker' or 'sister-f**ker' really fall under this. Those terms are based off more upon the taboo of incest rather than putting down women. It's not really an insult to the female form -- it's condemning both parties. So I don't find those words as sexist. BUT, that said, like I said earlier, there's a lot of complexity invovled when discussing swear words, especially when you tie them to stuff like the feminist paradigm.
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