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http://blibli.com.pl/blog/author/blibli/
https://www.facebook.com/BlibliStuff/
http://blibli-blogging.tumblr.com/
Blibli is an extreme example of radical 3rd wave feminism at its worst. This is the variety of feminist that drops the facade of equality altogether, and has decided that the real goal of feminism is female superiority. In her eyes, gender does not exist, and all things "Male" are actually attempts by evil men to suppress her vagina. Even little things, like someone using the word "my" to describe a person, (EG, my husband, my wife, my child, etc...) set her off. She's written pages upon pages of crazed rants about these.
This particular individual first came to my attention when she "reviewed" an episode of My Little Pony.
http://blibli.com.pl/blog/2015/10/21/what-makes-a-female-female-brotherhooves-social-review/
The episode itself is pretty harmless. A male pony, Big Mac, misses spending time with his younger sister, and when the sister expresses regret that she'll be unable to go to the "sisterhooves social" (a sort of day-camp for sisters), Big Mac decides to dress in drag so they'll be able to go to the social together. Shenanigans ensue. It's a very standard Miss Doubtfire type comedic episode with a moral about family and bonding. Most calm, sensible, rational people wouldn't have a problem with it. Blibli is not any of those things.
Her review of the episode is one of the most over-the-top, perfect examples of feminazi insanity I've seen. It's so ridiculous that when I first read it I assumed it was some kind of parody of a college lesbian feminist movement. In this article she lays down exactly everything wrong with 3rd wave feminism. In her eyes, everything, no matter how innocent or normal, connects back to abuse of women.
Trying to win the love and affection of your sister? Men shouldn't try to make women feel anything. That's abuse.
Dressing in drag? You're mocking women. Abuse.
Being a hero? You're trying to get power over others. Abuse.
Being a brony? "Males" shouldn't try to take over shows intended for women. Abuse.
Being male in a society with women in it? Abuse.
Her whole blog, and everything she writes elsewhere is the same way. She leans so far left that she actually tried to claim that a Buzzfeed article about relationships was condoning abuse.
http://blibli.com.pl/blog/category/romantic-relationships/
She's also on a one-woman crusade against the evils of "Romance."
"I honestly believe that anything that even touches romance in media is awful. To a point where I cannot recall even one (canon) romantic couple in any piece of media that I can wholeheartedly endorse and agree with.
Romantic comedies are the epitome of that.
They, even more than any other movie with a romance subplot, perpetuate one idea: That power is inevitable and good. That having power, making someone do what I want them to do, is the highest goal for everyone." -Blibli
Every time she puts words on a page, she has to make a point about social justice. She's everything bad about Tumblr and 3rd wave feminism concentrated into a single nasty person full of hate.
Also, she has a store... of course she has a store.
She makes her money by selling fat people clothes that tell them they're ok the way they are, and all that other stuff that people are concerned with -- looks, health, the ability to wear people clothes instead of wrapped sheets -- is just overrated.
https://blibli.cupsell.com/
Ironically none of the models wearing her clothes are fat.
Let's look at here revolutionary designs, shall we?
Because being a liberated woman apparently means being a complete jerkass to everyone you see.
My personal favorite is this one...
I mean, if she wasn't wearing that shirt, how would you ever know she was a fat hairy lesbian? She'd be completely invisible.
https://www.facebook.com/BlibliStuff/
http://blibli-blogging.tumblr.com/
Blibli is an extreme example of radical 3rd wave feminism at its worst. This is the variety of feminist that drops the facade of equality altogether, and has decided that the real goal of feminism is female superiority. In her eyes, gender does not exist, and all things "Male" are actually attempts by evil men to suppress her vagina. Even little things, like someone using the word "my" to describe a person, (EG, my husband, my wife, my child, etc...) set her off. She's written pages upon pages of crazed rants about these.
"The word “child” is used as both the function of being someone’s progeny and as a general term for the group of young people who are not yet adults.
Which means that phrases “I have a child” or “my child” are abusive in the same way that the phrases “I have a woman / a man / a person” would be.
Because to own a person, to own another human being cannot ever not be abusive."
-Blibli
Which means that phrases “I have a child” or “my child” are abusive in the same way that the phrases “I have a woman / a man / a person” would be.
Because to own a person, to own another human being cannot ever not be abusive."
-Blibli
This particular individual first came to my attention when she "reviewed" an episode of My Little Pony.
http://blibli.com.pl/blog/2015/10/21/what-makes-a-female-female-brotherhooves-social-review/
The episode itself is pretty harmless. A male pony, Big Mac, misses spending time with his younger sister, and when the sister expresses regret that she'll be unable to go to the "sisterhooves social" (a sort of day-camp for sisters), Big Mac decides to dress in drag so they'll be able to go to the social together. Shenanigans ensue. It's a very standard Miss Doubtfire type comedic episode with a moral about family and bonding. Most calm, sensible, rational people wouldn't have a problem with it. Blibli is not any of those things.
Her review of the episode is one of the most over-the-top, perfect examples of feminazi insanity I've seen. It's so ridiculous that when I first read it I assumed it was some kind of parody of a college lesbian feminist movement. In this article she lays down exactly everything wrong with 3rd wave feminism. In her eyes, everything, no matter how innocent or normal, connects back to abuse of women.
Trying to win the love and affection of your sister? Men shouldn't try to make women feel anything. That's abuse.
Dressing in drag? You're mocking women. Abuse.
Being a hero? You're trying to get power over others. Abuse.
Being a brony? "Males" shouldn't try to take over shows intended for women. Abuse.
Being male in a society with women in it? Abuse.
Her whole blog, and everything she writes elsewhere is the same way. She leans so far left that she actually tried to claim that a Buzzfeed article about relationships was condoning abuse.
http://blibli.com.pl/blog/category/romantic-relationships/
She's also on a one-woman crusade against the evils of "Romance."
"I honestly believe that anything that even touches romance in media is awful. To a point where I cannot recall even one (canon) romantic couple in any piece of media that I can wholeheartedly endorse and agree with.
Romantic comedies are the epitome of that.
They, even more than any other movie with a romance subplot, perpetuate one idea: That power is inevitable and good. That having power, making someone do what I want them to do, is the highest goal for everyone." -Blibli
Every time she puts words on a page, she has to make a point about social justice. She's everything bad about Tumblr and 3rd wave feminism concentrated into a single nasty person full of hate.
Also, she has a store... of course she has a store.
She makes her money by selling fat people clothes that tell them they're ok the way they are, and all that other stuff that people are concerned with -- looks, health, the ability to wear people clothes instead of wrapped sheets -- is just overrated.
https://blibli.cupsell.com/
Ironically none of the models wearing her clothes are fat.
Let's look at here revolutionary designs, shall we?
Because being a liberated woman apparently means being a complete jerkass to everyone you see.
My personal favorite is this one...
I mean, if she wasn't wearing that shirt, how would you ever know she was a fat hairy lesbian? She'd be completely invisible.