Hello There

Right off the bat, the movie starts with a criticism of American ideals when Kristy says that the phrase “all men are created equal” is sexist and they should’ve said “all people” even though men means exactly the same thing as people. Also, just from watching the first episode it is ridden with misandry and microagressions towards men. The men I have seen in this show, are almost all portrayed as lazy or dishonest, all around bad people, and almost all, but not all, of the girls are portrayed to be good. Also, I have never seen a 12 year old girl so smart before about running a business right off the bat. Usually, you would have some character development, show some weakness in the characters and eventually they would grow out of their naivety and weakness and become better, more understanding people. But these girls do not become more understanding or less hateful toward men, and they are very smart right off the bat. This is because of this SJW culture taking over Netflix and Hollywood, that because women can do anything a man can do, it means they can do EVERYTHING, and so there is no sympathy for any of the characters and there is no character development, and the message comes across as blatantly and openly sexist, and no one cares. Take Charlie’s angels for example, that was a terrible movie. All the women were good, all the men were bad, and all the women were extremely smart, witty, strong, fast, and benevolent, without any weakness or reason to feel for them and it was blatantly sexist and misandrist.