[Louise Belcher]

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Originally Posted by lordbest View Post
The idea of Fight Club figures horrifies me. Why would you have figures of the characters in a satirical condemnation of toxic masculinity and materialism? I just can't wrap my head around it. Nice Ghostbusters though.

Toxic masculinity and materialism?

First of all, Fight Club is an *Hollywood movie, so the supposedly anti-materialism massage is a complete BS (I still remember that great IKEA product placement, lol!) . I think that the movie is actually at the end of the day, a criticism on the left ideology, the movie is against socialism/equality and anarchy; The narrtor who was drawn to the left violent ideology, decided to leave his former life and create an "equal" men community ( which he is the leader of it, 'cause guess what kids? some people are more talented then you and there's always someone in control, absolute equality doesn't exist in real life) to go against the "evil" capitalist society and then he end up not just only killing one of his close friend, but thousands of people while realizing that all this time he was insane and didn't do that in clear mind**. As for the toxic masculinity, this what happens when you destroy the nuclear family and promote promiscuity and selfishness; good masculinity means to provide for your family and protect them, however now that women became "independent" (living on the welfare and basically being depended on the government) and promiscuous, men have lost their purpose and became useless in our society so they try to found other ways to express their manhood without being looked down upon by others.

*Hollywood support welfare and socialism, but try to avoid paying high taxes, bunch of hypocrites.

** Unfortunately, people, especially on the left, tend to think evil people are just insane and doesn't hold them accountable.