remember when she said she doesn’t involve herself in politics?

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i don’t know what horrifies me most, the fact that the fish is still fucking alive or that woman’s laughing. this is the type of shit that either A. is the beginnings of the woman to be the leatherface in a horror movie or B. the beginnings of a zombie fish takeover and we are not heeding the warnings

I love this show. I also give anything Niecy Nash is in a shot. Love her to death.

... but we have different accounts of Lamby’s behavior ...

DOGS ARE NOT ACCESSORIES

Valid, but I feel like people’s real life choices in loving someone of a different race sort of has to be off limits. You can’t judge someone based on who they love (if that person isn’t an asshole behind their reasonings of course). MIA’s (now ex) fiancee is black, Lucy Liu’s husband is Israeli. Sandra Oh met her…

this is fucking disgusting. wheres the prosecution of her rapist? She’s a child who suffered severe psychological and physical trauma, i completely believe that she didn’t know she was pregnant. this poor child i am heartbroken that this is happening to her.

ok first of all, ‘privileged to racism’ doesn’t mean anything. you can be privileged and you can be racist, but ‘privileged to racism’ actually means nothing, it makes no sense. the fact that she fell in love with a brown man doesn’t mean she is racist. as a white woman, she most definitely has privilege, no one is…

dear god

The film is from HIS perspective not hers. They both co-wrote the film. He chooses to stick by her when she gets sick.

Sure. I’m not negating the fact that stories that feature white characters get preference over POC love stories on purpose. I’m taking this comment to mean that you haven’t seen the film since you bring up the trailer/commercial. Before judging its contents I would have to see the film to see how women are treated.…

beautifully put.

YESSSSSSSSSSSS

I know she did. I read the article. Thats not what I’m saying.

I agree but isn’t this particular movie a true story? I don’t think it belongs quite in the same category because it was Kumail’s real life experience with his current partner and not a fictional creation.

Gotcha. Informative. Thank you! :)

Wrong.

Again, this isn’t what I’m talking about. You’re using different arguments to continue this non-existent argument you brought up in the first place.

100% agree. I think the choice of her main argument of The Big Sick doesn’t have as much potency as the many fictional films though. The Mindy Project would be a great choice to dissect for these reasons as well. The Big Sick is definitely another iteration of a brown male/ white female narrative, but its not a…