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Sean Semanko

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Sean Semanko

@SeanSemanko

@UncensoredAm Founder • Musician • Content Creator • Videographer

Los Angeles, CA

uncensoredamerica.us

Born October 8, 1997

Joined January 2019

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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
May 12
This line is how you know Spencer Pratt is radically different and will win. “We’re going have LA so beautiful. No more of these high density, SP79 prison-like structures. We need to bring art deco back… I’m going to have a canal… bike lanes going through the sky through
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
Replying to @SeanSemanko
(5/18) Meanwhile, the Kens do literally nothing but simp for the Barbies. That's it. And the only "good" man in the movie isn't even a Ken. He's a dopey, effeminate, bumbling beta named Allan. In the end, he helps Barbie save all of the Barbies from patriarchal brainwashing.
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
(1/18) THREAD🧵: #Barbie HATES men and HATES Barbie. It's the worst movie I have seen since the feminist reboot of "Ghostbusters" in 2016. It's insanely preachy and direct with its message: men are bad and women are good. I'll elaborate. *#BarbieTheMovie SPOILERS*
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(7/18) Of course, all of the men in the Real World are sexist, mean, stupid, and full of toxic masculinity. When Barbie travels from Barbieland to the Real World, she goes to jail for punching a man who slaps her butt in public (cuz that happens ALL the time in THE REAL WORLD).
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
May 22, 2024
Replying to @goober99261
Sgt. Pepper and Crimson King.
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(6/18) All of the women (the Barbies) are good and (almost) all of the men (the Kens and humans) are bad. It's literally that black and white. There's no nuance or complexity to any of the characters in both worlds.
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Sean Semanko
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Jul 20, 2023
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(10/18) But who comes to rescue Barbie? A strong Hispanic WOMAN! At some point, the Hispanic savior goes on a random minute long rant about how men set unfair standards for women. This is the most overt feminist part of the movie. Memes will be made of it.
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(8/18) When Barbie and Ken arrive at Mattel HQ, it's run by all - you guessed it - MEN. Specifically, all straight white men. But don't worry, there is one woman there: the secretary!
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(13/18) So after all of that, what's the message? Women = good. Men = bad. Feminism = good. Masculinity = bad. Again, I'm NOT exaggerating or reading into the movie. It literally says all of this (sometimes word-for-word).
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(17/18) None of these messages are inspiring, empowering, or make any sense. It's all silly, low-IQ, preachy feminist garbage that normal people can't stand. The only message people will get is feminism is cancer. Is #Barbie trying to help pay Andrew Tate's (@Cobratate) bills?
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(16/18) What is this movie telling the young girls watching? Leave your boyfriend, be ugly, work in a soulless corporation... and you'll be happy? Good women are men? Good men are women? If women ran everything, the world would be perfect? We don't need men?
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jun 26, 2021
Replying to @ScottPresler
Stay strong, Scott. When I briefly met you at CPAC, I instantly knew you were a super nice, genuine guy with a big heart. You’re doing amazing work and patriots love you.
Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(18/18) But don’t worry, there are normal, quality movies showing this summer. If you don’t want to be lectured by rabid feminists from Hollywood, go see #Oppenheimer, #MissionImpossible, or #SoundOfFreedom.
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Sean Semanko
@SeanSemanko
Jul 20, 2023
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(15/18) In the beginning, Margot Robbie, "Stereotypical Barbie" as she's called, is peak femininity. She's beautiful, warm, and caring. In the end, she's a strong, independent woman who leaves Ken to climb the corpo ladder and smash the patriarchy. She don't need no man!
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