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1	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. Of course, I know about that. I'm not a hermit, but do you honestly call coverage marketing? Either you lost the focus of what him and I were talking about and got a little sassy or you're just, as you said, odd.	/r/MensRights	10/07/16 12:32 AM
-10	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. Of course, there's a difference, but that's pedantic. I shouldn't have been hyperbolic/unclear on my second statement, I guess. edited it for your pleasure.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 05:32 PM
8	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. I think it's gonna be exactly like that, then the camera is gonna cut back and forth between her swaying her head side to side, letting her hair loose, and the other girls jarred faces. One of them is probably also gonna say "is it me or did everything slow down". it's gonna be unfunny.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 05:18 PM
3	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. True, it'd be more fitting with the tone it seems to have, but spinoffs never really ride the same wave as their original franchises. Plus, we all know they're in this for the money, so they need that and the feminist wave.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 05:00 PM
6	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. hahahaha, honestly that's probably, play by play, what's going to happen. Seriously considering torrenting it now just to see how bad it is.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 04:58 PM
-8	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. Does she? Since when? Bridesmaids wasn't full of man hate and neither was Spy or Identity Theft. I'm sure her show isn't either, although I haven't watched it (have any of us lol) I know this is /r/MensRights but it's no different than /r/Feminism [when it comes to them trying to make points] if you take one little aspect of something and inflate it, making every little thing a bigger issue than it really is.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 04:31 PM
1	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. That seems secondary at most to me. I don't think they plastered anti-men propaganda on billboards and showed commercials promoting that stupid cause. At most, they probably just went to twitter and answered 1 question pertaining to that in every other interview they did. It was mostly pushed by its references and unoriginality.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 04:08 PM
19	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. That's not a marketing campaign though lol. That's backlash to the backlash. The marketing for this movie was just them pushing tropes and references out of their asses: loud black woman, funny fat girl, smart reserved girl who's probably gonna break out of her shell by the end of the movie, stay puft and some other throwbacks/cameos. That's what they've been selling this movie on for the past year.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 03:38 PM
-25	Ghostbusters 2016 takes male-bashing to the next level. I don't think it's based in hate. They're shooting for equality, but damn, this so was so unneeded.	/r/MensRights	09/07/16 03:22 PM