Should the US follow Pakistan's lead and censor the Barbie movie for hate speech?

[Anonymous]

The Barbie movie seriously violates the rights of men, by containing hate speech that encourages the submission of men to women, the dependence of men on women (marriage).

Instead of promoting hate speech in the cinema, films should be promoted that educate the men of future generations and that help men to emancipate themselves from women, so that they understand what they should not protect or provide for women, nor nor should they waste their money and time on women, and teach them to reject marriage and embrace the freedom and independence of man.

[jshm2]

It's a shit movie anyway. Banning that shit will mean Hollywood will need to start producing actual movies with real plot lines, instead of the virtue signalling, weak shit that they are.

It's no wonder Hollywood writers are on strike, and Netflix and others are moving ahead of Hollywood.

[Lionman95]

Give me a break there are so many movies you could watch. If you hate the movie don´t watch it. It´s as simple as that. Why should the US government ban a movie meant for entertainment purposes? Ever had of free speech? That´s part of it.

[Lionman95]

Thanks for the MHO.

[wishiwasfiction]

No, we have freedom of press and media in America. And frankly, I think Pakistan should worry more about dealing with "honor killings" and such than censoring a movie in which it becomes a big hypocrisy in a country with questionable treatment towards women's rights.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Ban all movies that are controlled by China. Remember when this pussy apoligized to China for saying that Taiwan was a country?

https://www.youtube.com/embed/z88zeQ25pjQ

[KostasKouvalis]

He's a piece of shit! I refuse to watch the new Fast and Furiouses ever since he joined the cast.

[Opinion Owner]

@KostasKouvalis

Same here.

[AviatorTom]

Censorship of movies in the US was abandoned decades ago, in favor of a rating system (G, PG, PG-13, R, X). Let's leave it like that.

[KostasKouvalis]

I haven't seen it, but people are probably overreacting. It's just a movie. A fictional movie.

[JoeMichael67]

Hollywood has been producing 'girl-power' themed movies and tv shows for decades now, nobody ever gave a shit.

[Anonymous]

No, I am no fan of that movie but I don't want to start seeing movies banned in America. That's one step closer to Communism.

[Dargil]

On what grounds?