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>‘Wonder Woman’ Shatters Box Office With Biggest Female Director Opening. Ever.
>Lana and Lilly Wachowski previously held the record for “The Matrix Reloaded,” which opened May 15, 2003, and grossed $91,774,413 in its first weekend.
tfw the record for best woman director previously held by men.
> 2035
> Jamie Cameron (xe/xer) lovelessly fondles xer silicone breasts in the mirror
> Xe smiles in satisfaction at remaining the best female director in the world
> It was all worth it
> 2045
> All males have been reverse psycologied into transitioning in order to beat women
> Biological women become the physically superior race and are more emotionally stable on their organic hormones than trans are on their synthetic ones
> 2055
> State-enforced transitioning for all males
> Finally the world becomes a Utopia ruled by women
> The men are too busy with their pessaries to be bothered with politics or science.
Check and mate, goys.
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Fuck grown men who go to superhero movies
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>>128596629
But they were men when they made the movie?
Is the surgery retroactive? Does it actually change a timeline?
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>retroactively qualifying the Matrix Reloaded because is directors became women later.
Bugfuck insanity
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>>128596877
Yes, Caitlyn Jenner was actually a strong, empowered women when beating all those men in the Olympics, making his victories even more important for women everywhere
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Except they're not females
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>>128596629
Daily reminder the Wachowski brothers were immediately MkUltra'd for getting scarily close to redpilling the masses through the original Matrix.
This is their punishment.
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>>128597153
Doesn't this make Caitlyn Jenner the record holder in all women's Olympic track & field events?
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>>128597575
No, it competeted in the mens' events as a women - unprecedented and so inspiring,
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