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Sep. 13th, 2006 06:24 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedWe finished that 9/11 DVD yesterday. It's called Loose Change, and I told Mom about it when she picked me up from school. She told me that all kinds of footage and documents can be fabricated as evidence, and the author of the film might've only been seeking a reaction by making it.
I had a meeting with Dr. Perret at 4:45 yesterday, but first, Mom had to go shopping at WalMart. I was dropped off at GameStop and picked up an Action Replay, which I will probably test out when I get home from school today.
When I saw Dr. Perret, I brought up the topics of men bashing, the Loose Change video, and changing sexual tastes with males. I told him about what I saw on DeviantArt two days ago, and explained some of my other fetishes. As for men-bashing, he suggested that I make people aware of the situation and start a campaign in, for instance, my neighborhood or my college campus. In other words, "Start local, think global." By telling other people about it, they might tell their friends and family to get the ball rolling.
Mom said that a lot of people probably won't give a damn about the media, but I'm quite sure there are others besides me who are equally or even more fed up with white males being the butt of most jokes, and more and more people are most likely going to become such as time passes on. There are websites designed to protest misandry, but that isn't enough because one can't know where the owner lives.
I had a meeting with Dr. Perret at 4:45 yesterday, but first, Mom had to go shopping at WalMart. I was dropped off at GameStop and picked up an Action Replay, which I will probably test out when I get home from school today.
When I saw Dr. Perret, I brought up the topics of men bashing, the Loose Change video, and changing sexual tastes with males. I told him about what I saw on DeviantArt two days ago, and explained some of my other fetishes. As for men-bashing, he suggested that I make people aware of the situation and start a campaign in, for instance, my neighborhood or my college campus. In other words, "Start local, think global." By telling other people about it, they might tell their friends and family to get the ball rolling.
Mom said that a lot of people probably won't give a damn about the media, but I'm quite sure there are others besides me who are equally or even more fed up with white males being the butt of most jokes, and more and more people are most likely going to become such as time passes on. There are websites designed to protest misandry, but that isn't enough because one can't know where the owner lives.