Feminism-May: Go on like this, and don't be surprised that women are underestimated

The whole house thinks she's towering, but that's not her problem. Her problem is that she gets stuck in the nonsense that Yossi said, but she didn't do the really important work when she had a chance. Feminist May

Karin Arad

I know, there was impeachment and it really didn't interest me. Yael herself is not very interesting either. Besides, I'm too busy being frightened by the women in the Big Brother house and the fact that not only did the tenants give up voting rights to women, even though they were engaged in this condescending service. So first of all, good morning. Second, a little hard not to patronize Capricorn. Come. So true, she was wrong on Yossi, but that patronage is not the problem here. Hassiness, yes, idle whining - well, but her big problem is that she came in as a leftist feminist, and on the first opportunity she had, she sold the women's right to vote for a shekel.

Reminder: In the mission of establishing the state, tenants were required to persuade some states to vote for the establishment of the State of Israel through several tasks such as singing a Chinese song, holding the Pisa tower and so on. So far everything has been good and beautiful, but India's mission has completely exceeded the taste of good. To convince India, the women in the house had to waive the right to vote in impeachment.

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It was physically easy to give up. It apparently didn't require the people at home to do anything special, and as the occupants said to calm their conscience, it's just a task, it's just a game, and it doesn't really mean anything in real life. The problem is that this is not just a task, and when it comes to discussing women's suffrage it certainly goes beyond the limits of "just acting," and it has a lot of meaning in real life.

This is a program that most of the state is adhering to closely, and therefore the dilemmas and situations that the program editors decide to project to the public's eyes have a great impact. True, women have the right to vote in most of the world, but the sad fact is that there are cultures where women are still considered inferior beings whose opinions are not taken into account in important decisions, and even more cultures where women still have to fight for basic rights like equal pay, or just the right to be matter-of-fact. To be considered evil, or to be angry without being considered hysterical.

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Don't know when a black flag is waved? now! Now waving a black flag !!!

I would like to believe that most who saw this mission realized that it was a sarcastic task on the part of the production, but unfortunately that is not the case. Children, who are the next generation of decision makers in the country, see this program, and if they do not have parents who are careful to explain the differences between good and bad, and a pointless joke, they may conclude from such a task that has elicited a discussion among adults on television, and has ended with the abandonment of all women. On the right to vote, the wrong conclusion. And I wish they were just kids. There are also undeveloped adults in our world that a discussion that closes in this way could give them another push into the Middle Ages.

Let's take for example Gadi, who is right there, inside the house. True, it is hard to believe that anyone who does not understand that impeachment can hire people to be ousted will ever understand something, but nonetheless, refusal by tenants to pursue the mission could have made him understand something new. After all, this is a man (if you can call it that) married with a boy, who has come up with values ​​so fucked up from home that he can't hear the word "cycle" without going into a panic attack. Is there a better opportunity than moving an agenda? I wish I wasn't right, and his dark opinions about women and how they should behave at home or abroad do not really represent other people in Israel, but judging by the fact that he is still in the most famous house in the country despite being nominated every week, I am probably mistaken.

The issue of the right to vote is so close to reality that denying women the right to vote even in a foolish task is illegitimate. Not as long as there are countries in the world where this is still happening, not as long as women are still fighting for basic rights, and not as long as there are people like Capricorn in the world, the last thing he should get in prime time is a sense of victory or justice on such an issue with all the people of Israel. This opportunity had to be taken to correct it, break down its worldview into causes, and show it and its demons what it meant, and how severe it was to discriminate against a whole gender.

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Expect Ruth apologizing for her feminism, and the homeowners are rallying against her

Ruth said in this discussion, "I don't know when a black flag is waved," and I sat at home, shocked. As if you got in on the fluffy gender, intellectual, feminist ticketing - and don't you know? What do you mean don't know ??? now! Now waving a black flag! What kind of feminist are you ??? It is shocking to me that such a mission was designed in a house without a twist that would end it educationally, one that would explain that the Big Brother production examined the tenants and did not agree with their decision. It was awful to find out that no such twist had been planned, and the homeowners agreed to it. Not only did the women have to refuse, but the men in the house - all the men in the house, had to stretch their boundaries and say 'until here' - this is a logical scenario, which is in line with the level of development that we claim exists in the world. All the occupants of the house were supposed to do one hand and stop the task, strike back, and demand an apology from the production that makes them such a terrible choice.

These are exactly the places where feminism disappoints me, because at these exact moments we have the opportunity to stop talking about rights only and start doing something. And doing requires sacrifice, what to do. At moments like these, I wonder what the point is in all the sacrifices of cultural heroes over the past few decades, what is the point of insisting that a telephone answer be spoken to both male and female, and what is the point of our never-ending explanation to our exclusive rights to do in our body what we want, if at the moment a group of women behaved like this A feeble weakness, disregarding herself and giving up her right to vote? And Jordan and Tikva knew that the success of the mission did not depend on giving up the vote, but only on eating all the food they were given in the secret room, and they didn't even try to convince the occupants to resist this shame.

Ugh, ugh, ugh. Sorry, when it happens in prime time across the state, it's not a mission, it's not a game, and it's not a legitimate event to happen in the Big Brother house in 2020. I'm upset with the women at home, I'm upset with the men at home, and I'm most upset at producing the Big Brother, who didn't plan this task as a trap that caused them to lose their luxury budget because of this terrible result. Because if you have given up women's suffrage so easily, don't be surprised that women continue to underestimate their power, and you all end up eating puck pita and water this week, which is another easy punishment.

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