Why we fight

[likegeorge]

Joss posted this on whedonesque last night, and I found it incredibly moving. This is why our Serenity screening is importaint. Why it means more than hanging out with browncoats for one night. Equality is essential, and Equality Now is part of the good fight

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[anonymous]

"Any one of you would have cried out, would have intervened, had you been in that crowd in Bashiqa."

the thing is, i think a lot of people wouldn't intervene. i think i would, but i wouldn't bet on it. the reassurance that all of us would act is similar to apathy. because we're not confronting our own tendency to do nothing.

oh, also, the male gender really isnt that dominant. and for every negative stereotype about women, there's one about men. profound, i know.

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[ben1338605]

that was me.

and womb envy totally doesn't exist.

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[likegeorge]

this guy "sansmercy" said something really similar to that in the comments, and joss replied

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[ben1338605]

im not quite sure what you're trying to say, Rebecca. probably because you're just speaking through the words of Joss Whedon