Why am I a feminist? Because none of you are.
What attracted me to this film was the past of feminist struggles and Helena.
If you don’t see everything they don’t have in history, you won’t realize how valuable everything we have now is.
They have no right to speak to their children, but they are responsible for taking care of their children's clothing, food, shelter, and transportation, and their love for their children is no less than that of their current mothers. But when the father of the child decides to send the child up for adoption, they can only watch and can't do anything.
The child is the father's personal property.
Why do they want to be law breakers? Because as Violet said in the film, the current law does not give me respect, so why should I respect it?
They want to have a law worthy of their respect, but they have to choose to get attention in a violent way. They wanted to become law makers in the way of speaking, but unfortunately they never succeeded.
The purple on the flag represents the blood flowing from every feminist; white symbolizes purity; green represents hope.
The whole film is gloomy, and the future cannot be seen.
Hope this day will come soon: everyone is asking you "Why are you not a feminist?"
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