The Blue Pill.

[BIAD]

After walking the thousands of miles to be at the protest.... After being subjected to a torrent of physical abuse on
their respsective modes of transport to be with their fellow-wammin... After being beaten for the leaving their homes
without their male partner's permission...

Wealthy movie Stars fly into France to offer some virtue-signalling on a waning movement in an industry that used a
symbiotic method to further careers and sate physical lust of powerful ugly men who can't pick up the chicks the
standard way.
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Women protest on the red carpet at Cannes.
The 82 women who protested represented the 82 films by female directors who have competed for the top Palme
d'Or prize since 1946.

'Hollywood stars took over the red carpet at the Cannes film festival in a call for equality among men and women.
Cate Blanchet, Kristen Stewart and Salma Hayek were among 82 actresses, filmmakers and producers who stood
arm in arm...'

No men there...? Where's the equality?! Oh that's right, they'll be at the bar, yukking it up with road-sweepers and
oil-rig workers. Wait a mo, they're stood to one side so the optics are better. My-oh-my, it looks staged!

It's like it's ... what's the word I'm grasping for? What word would a rich person use...? Because rich people are more
intelligent than commoners. Oh, I've got it...! choreographed.

'...The number of protesters represented the 82 films by female directors who have competed for the top Palme d'Or
prize since 1946 -compared with the nearly 1,700 male contenders. "We demand that our workplaces are diverse
and equitable so they can best reflect the world in which we live," said Blanchett in a statement read out with the
legendary 89-year-old French director Agnes Varda...'

I agree. Women should be forced into Director and Producer jobs for the sake of equality. Workplaces should have
more black lesbians in wheelchairs scattered around the place to make everyone feel better because it reflects the
'real' world that these poor women live in.

'...The double Oscar winner said they wanted "a world that allows all of us in front and behind the camera to thrive
shoulder to shoulder with our male colleagues". The stars walked up the stairs to the Palais des Festivals but
stopped halfway to mark the obstacles they face in trying to reach the top...'

I'm surprised they never asked some men to remove these imaginary obstacles, someone like the guys who put
the carpet down and set-up the nice backdrop. One can only assume the two Oscars were given to Mrs. Upton
Cate Blanchett because she is a woman and not because she's an actress. Given to her by... men (hissed in tone)

'..."The stairs of our industry must be accessible to all. Let's climb," Blanchett declared...'

Unless you're a black lesbian in a wheelchair. Then you'd all have to hitch-up those expensive gowns and carry
her up that melodramatic in-your-head stairway. Or get some of the out-of-shot labourers to do it.

'...The protest took place ahead of the premiere of Girls Of The Sun by Eva Husson, one of only three women out of
21 directors in the running for the Palme d'Or.

The film tells the story of the Kurdish Yazidi all-female Sun Brigade who are fighting Islamic State jihadists in Syria
and Iraq, where thousands of women were kept as slaves...'

So why are you in France...?! Why aren't you at the front-line with your fellow women? Is it that the thousands of dollars
attire being displayed on that red carpet isn't compatible with the climate of Iraq and Syria?

I mean, standing for a few minutes on carpet... a freakin' carpet at a la-di-da luxury venue in a country not at war and
known for it's high-class, grandiose enjoyment of patrician. Of course, that was until the the sons of Saladin came calling.

And that's what's really on display here, a fairly-young creation of an assumed better class of society. Hollywood was and
still is, a place where dreams are made and the envoys of those dreams live in a luxury that many of their audiences can
ever truly appreciate.

The movie-business is riddled with situations that are generally taboo to the public and when some of it is dragged out
into the light, the PR-guys step in and change the narrative. Nobody on that scarlet rug is demanding for drugs and
child-abuse to be ousted from the business, at a prime media-moment when their own concerns and all the other crap
that goes on in Hollywood could be reprimanded... no, it's the wealthy females 'asking' for something they already have.

'...The demonstration comes seven months after film industry was rocked by allegations of sexual harassment by movie
mogul Harvey Weinstein. It triggered the #MeToo movement which saw Hollywood stars speak publicly for the first time
of abuse they have suffered in the business...'

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And they only name one man... and the word 'alleged'. F*ckin' elite, they always get the camera.