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dushman-e-jaan - Anti-Sakura

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作者:

Seraphina Uzumaki

dushman-e-jaan - Anti-Sakura

作者:

Seraphina Uzumaki

篇 #17

Why is Sakura’s beating of men considered admirable, but when Sasuke tries to hit back at her, he’s

Why is Sakura’s beating of men considered admirable, but when Sasuke tries to hit back at her, he’s a misogynist?

She beat the living daylights out of Sai here:

This isn’t comedic relief. She violently attacked him for no good reason save for her obsession with Sasuke. Why isn’t she called out for her misandry? Kakashi confirms twice before Sasuke that Sakura tried to kill him first:

So Sasuke’s a misogynist because he decided to give Sakura her just deserts, but Sai’s nice because he didn’t retaliate and show her the same courtesy? Misogynist (anti-Sasuke and multi-Sakura Shippers’ favorite word) is just a fancy buzz-word on Tumblr, isn’t it? It gathers the none-too-bright arm-chair feminists to liberally give out likes and re-blogs. God, internet feminism is … cheap!

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