The misogyny leans heavily on the teachings of 20th-century anthropologist J.D. Unwin, whose text Sex and Culture posited that growing sexual liberalism and female agency doomed growing societies to stagnation and ultimate collapse. The book is jammed with pseudoscientific explanations and a deeply racist view of “primitive” versus “developed” societies, but it’s prominently cited alongside Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged and, oddly, the 1997 film Starship Troopers as the main inspirations behind the movement.
This idiot does not even know Starship Troopers is a book, which is much different than the movie.
The book is much better, but lacked Denise Richards in living color :(
Richards was hot AF back then.
I really like both, but the themes are certainly not the same.
I'm a fan of both. A lot of the book survives in the movie due to the Jew being blind to what is appealing to us. They thought they could just show a minarchist libertarian social order on screen and people would automatically think it was horrible Nazism.
About the only silly thing in the movie is the TV segments. The rest preaches liberty, free choice and duty versus responsibility. ("What you mean everything shouldn't be given for free!?!?!")
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