BasedX

Oh shit I made this. Jeff Rovin is a hero. (Most) Actors are sociopaths. Think for yourself & stop dickin' bimbos Bill...

[thinksquad-deactivated20190405]

[woke-butt-deactivated20181011]

i guess i live in moscow now….

[cisnowflake]

I WANT TO DIE

[webelievethesamething]

There’s NO WOMEN on the x files writer’s room AGAIN and I’m so pissed off, I just… I’m gonna write. Because that’s what I hope to do some day, even if men like Carter don’t want me to.

Dear Chris Carter, 

 Women are powerful.

I’m gonna say it twice, because you don’t seem to understand. Women matter. I matter. Gillian Anderson matters. Dana Scully matters. Every single woman around the globe is important. I know you don’t get it. That’s fine; let me explain.

A couple of months ago, I was watching a couple of interviews, and a lovely girl in a convention asked you about the character of Scully. 

Oh, my dear Scully. I’d die for a fictional character you created. She’s strong and fierce, while kind when necessary. A mother and a fighter. A believer and a scientist. A lover, yes. A feminist.

But your words described her as you own fantasy. The woman that reigns in your dreams. A strong female, but always classy and demure. And that answered The Question, the one that’s been torturing me since I started watching your show.

So that’s why you wouldn’t let her be with Mulder.

Then I realized something. Scully wasn’t a real woman, at least not at first. Scully was a shadow, that somehow scaped from your fantasy and came into the world. Scully is her own mother, and she had to fight like every single one of us to reach a respectable place in a world full of sexism.

She didn’t do it alone. Gillian Anderson was her first companion, when she fought to get the same salary than her costar. She wouldn’t be the last. Every woman that wanted to be a doctor, or a scientist against every prejudice the society had was a part of her. Not just them; every agent, cop. Every writer, journalist that wanted to know the truth. Every lawyer. Every artist.

Every single woman that had to fight male prejudices was somehow Scully. That’s how she scaped. That’s how she fought.

You shamed her sexuality because you didn’t want her to be with Mulder. You wanted her pure. But then Gillian released her in All Things. So you kept writing like nothing happened.

That’s how it works to you. But your fantasy, the lovely girl of your dreams, is no longer yours. We freed her. We supported her. We fought on her side. She doesn’t belong to you, Carter, not anymore. Your own creation is a sign of something you refuse to believe.

She’s not ours; she’s us.

Thanks to her, I’m here now, writing. Because that’s what I wanna do, and she taught me to go for it. That’s how important fictional females are. That’s how important female writers are.

You seem to forget that women matter.

Thankfully, we live in a world that won’t let my little twelve-year-old cousin believe otherwise. We live in a world where my daughter will dream about being like Wonder Woman.

We live in a world were, thankfully, Dana Scully exists. And it doesn’t matter how much you and your male coworkers try to control her. Because she’s alive now.

And, fictional or not, women are powerful.

[choppeddreamlandgladiator-blog]

it’s like it doesn’t matter because it would be good with and without women do you guys really need to spread yourselves in everything just to feel equal

[basedxphile-blog]

@choppeddreamlandgladiator They’re literally are being sexist idiots. Like having a woman on staff will give us better episodes in S11. Being a woman (or a man) is not a qualification for getting staffed, nor should it be a qualification for getting HIRED. Anywhere. Writer’s rooms–and all of Hollywood, if we’re not being ideological–is a fucking MERITOCRACY.  But a small contingent of this fan base constantly salivate in their tumblr echo-chamber that CC is sexist/disgusting/whatever/doesn’t understand women matter…because he didn’t hire any for S11. Or S10. And 9 fucking years before that. Yeah fuck him. Despite the fact we wouldn’t even have Dana Scully or TXF if it weren’t for Chris REEEEEEEEE!

@webelievethesamething You’re wrong. GA says in her All Things commentary that she wasn’t going to have the non-sex sex scene in her episode…but Kim Manners came to her and said “we’re thinking it would be good to hint that M&S slept together around this time in the season.” THAT’s why we we have that scene. Because a bunch of MENNNNN in the writers room suggested it and she thought it would work.

[webelievethesamething]

Hi, both of you.

First of all, I wanted to ironically thank you both for keeping this debate respectful, since you didn’t.

Second of all, @basedxphile, you’re wrong. 

It SHOULD be a meritocracy, yes. But it’s not. If it were there would have been women at some point. The statistics of women x files writers only tells us that men are more likely to be hired, and that’s what bothers me. You can ramble all you want, but saying that it is a real meritocracy only shows me that you do believe that men are better than women.

Just like @choppeddreamlandgladiator believe that women wanting to have jobs usually occupied by men so far is “spreading ourselves in everything”. Oh, and answering to your question, yes, we wanna be everywhere, because the world is also ours. Welcome to XXI century, buddy.

Now, back to the part where you say I’m wrong, @basedxphile. Yes, you’re right there, I was mistaken. You weren’t the only one to say so, so I’m gonna make a correction. Actually, no, I’m gonna specify it better.

Gillian Anderson didn’t release Scully because she made her fuck with Mulder. She helped define Scully’s character during the whole episode, talking about what made her who she was. She gave us a scope into her story we’d never had in any other episode. 

So yeah, maybe she didn’t came up with the bed scene, but what you don’t understand is that I wasn’t talking about just that. I was talking about everything, and the fact that you didn’t realize is nothing but another proof that you don’t see why we ask for female writers. 

We’re not saying male writers are bad. There are awesome pieces written by men. All we say is that there are some sexist aspects of the show that women could (and should) help with. And, of course, that they shouldn’t be less likely to be hired just because they’re women.

[basedxphile-blog]

@webelievethesamething​  You’re making a LOT of assumptions.

“Second of all, @basedxphile, you’re wrong”  LOL PROVE IT. 

“It SHOULD be a meritocracy, yes. But it’s not.” Ok, PROVE IT. 

“If it were there would have been women at some point.” ...Really? This is fact? Or is it your confirmation bias?

“The statistics of women x files writers only tells us that men are more likely to be hired, and that’s what bothers me.” Correlation does not equal causation. You’re making an assumption based on ONE set of numbers.     

“...but saying that it is a real meritocracy only shows me that you do believe that men are better than women.”  Uh...how? How does saying writer’s rooms are meritocracies “show” that I believe men are better than women?  You’re making an assumption. Again. And P.S. your confirmation bias is showing.

*

“Gillian Anderson didn’t release Scully because she made her fuck with Mulder. She helped define Scully’s character during the whole episode, talking about what made her who she was.” Yeah, and it was one of a few episodes--in a Sci-Fi series no less--to do so.  

“So yeah, maybe she didn’t came up with the bed scene, but what you don’t understand is that I wasn’t talking about just that. I was talking about everything...”  Your original paragraph speaks for itself. Go read it again. “You shamed her sexuality,” “You didn’t want her to be with Mulder,” “you wanted her pure,” “So you kept writing like nothing happened.”...blah blah blah.  Plus your entire post is VERY on the nose. 

“...and the fact that you didn’t realize is nothing but another proof that you don’t see why we ask for female writers. Or maybe it’s proof you’re trying to save face and play it both ways.

*

“We’re not saying male writers are bad. There are awesome pieces written by men. All we say is that there are some sexist aspects of the show that women could (and should) help with.”  Most writers don’t work their asses off to get in the room and play policeman. That’s for S&P.  IMOP writing shouldn’t be constrained by ideologies. Who’s to say there shouldn’t be some sexism or misandry?

“And, of course, that they shouldn’t be less likely to be hired just because they’re women.”  Yeah they shouldn’t. And there’s a litany of entertainment attorneys on both coasts who would jump at the chance to sue the shit out of 21st Century Fox or CC. And a guild. Where are the lawsuits? They’ve had since 1993.

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@choppeddreamlandgladiator thanks man

[webelievethesamething]

There’s NO WOMEN on the x files writer’s room AGAIN and I’m so pissed off, I just… I’m gonna write. Because that’s what I hope to do some day, even if men like Carter don’t want me to.

Dear Chris Carter, 

 Women are powerful.

I’m gonna say it twice, because you don’t seem to understand. Women matter. I matter. Gillian Anderson matters. Dana Scully matters. Every single woman around the globe is important. I know you don’t get it. That’s fine; let me explain.

A couple of months ago, I was watching a couple of interviews, and a lovely girl in a convention asked you about the character of Scully. 

Oh, my dear Scully. I’d die for a fictional character you created. She’s strong and fierce, while kind when necessary. A mother and a fighter. A believer and a scientist. A lover, yes. A feminist.

But your words described her as you own fantasy. The woman that reigns in your dreams. A strong female, but always classy and demure. And that answered The Question, the one that’s been torturing me since I started watching your show.

So that’s why you wouldn’t let her be with Mulder.

Then I realized something. Scully wasn’t a real woman, at least not at first. Scully was a shadow, that somehow scaped from your fantasy and came into the world. Scully is her own mother, and she had to fight like every single one of us to reach a respectable place in a world full of sexism.

She didn’t do it alone. Gillian Anderson was her first companion, when she fought to get the same salary than her costar. She wouldn’t be the last. Every woman that wanted to be a doctor, or a scientist against every prejudice the society had was a part of her. Not just them; every agent, cop. Every writer, journalist that wanted to know the truth. Every lawyer. Every artist.

Every single woman that had to fight male prejudices was somehow Scully. That’s how she scaped. That’s how she fought.

You shamed her sexuality because you didn’t want her to be with Mulder. You wanted her pure. But then Gillian released her in All Things. So you kept writing like nothing happened.

That’s how it works to you. But your fantasy, the lovely girl of your dreams, is no longer yours. We freed her. We supported her. We fought on her side. She doesn’t belong to you, Carter, not anymore. Your own creation is a sign of something you refuse to believe.

She’s not ours; she’s us.

Thanks to her, I’m here now, writing. Because that’s what I wanna do, and she taught me to go for it. That’s how important fictional females are. That’s how important female writers are.

You seem to forget that women matter.

Thankfully, we live in a world that won’t let my little twelve-year-old cousin believe otherwise. We live in a world where my daughter will dream about being like Wonder Woman.

We live in a world were, thankfully, Dana Scully exists. And it doesn’t matter how much you and your male coworkers try to control her. Because she’s alive now.

And, fictional or not, women are powerful.

[choppeddreamlandgladiator-blog]

it’s like it doesn’t matter because it would be good with and without women do you guys really need to spread yourselves in everything just to feel equal

[basedxphile-blog]

@choppeddreamlandgladiator They’re literally are being sexist idiots. Like having a woman on staff will give us better episodes in S11. Being a woman (or a man) is not a qualification for getting staffed, nor should it be a qualification for getting HIRED. Anywhere. Writer’s rooms--and all of Hollywood, if we’re not being ideological--is a fucking MERITOCRACY.  But a small contingent of this fan base constantly salivate in their tumblr echo-chamber that CC is sexist/disgusting/whatever/doesn’t understand women matter...because he didn’t hire any for S11. Or S10. And 9 fucking years before that. Yeah fuck him. Despite the fact we wouldn’t even have Dana Scully or TXF if it weren’t for Chris REEEEEEEEE!

@webelievethesamething You’re wrong. GA says in her All Things commentary that she wasn’t going to have the non-sex sex scene in her episode...but Kim Manners came to her and said “we’re thinking it would be good to hint that M&S slept together around this time in the season.” THAT’s why we we have that scene. Because a bunch of MENNNNN in the writers room suggested it and she thought it would work.

[i-was-a-naive--antifeminist]

Obstetric violence is institutional violence. Break the silence.

[feminists-against-feminism]

I’ve heard of some really fucked up forced birth malpractice of doctors. Sharing for awareness. This is more fucked up than circumscision. This is as fucked up as doctors returning your baby to you with a botched circumcision after you made it clear they are absolutely not to circumsize him (which yes, has also happened, which helps me to believe some doctors are fucked enough to do these things). Doesn’t matter if you’re a feminist or not, this is a human rights issue by any standard. (I don’t know anything about the organization advertising itself here, not endorsing or condemning it). Share for awareness. Medical treatment to requires consent, because the second it doesnt, some really fucked up shit is possible, orders of magnitude worse than even this.

[emeraldlace-deactivated20171022]

…I have questions, now

[scrawnyflannelman]

This looks like some serious shit.

[the-mighty-birdy-deactivated202]

Holy fuck…

[marshals-to-dictators]

What

[cisnowflake]

I had no idea.

[basedxphile-blog]

None of this is acceptable, and many of these women’s right were violated.  No woman can be forced into consenting to ANY medical procedure she doesn’t want.

[basedxphile-blog]

[docsplayroom69]

[laughingatsjws]

It just boggles my mind how this ISN’T already a thing O_O

[ace-pervert]

It is where I live 

[notyourmoderate]

Do you live in a place with a long history of race-based voter suppression, with a government electoral system that has multiple avenues for government to suppress the voting process? American voter identification laws bring with them the issue that it creates a central database where poll workers can find out who in their district fits certain parameters. Which means that the people most interested in voter suppression would be able to find out exactly which voters in their district they want to have voting, and which ones they want to keep from voting. Voter identification is a great-sounding idea in a vacuum, and for many nations it’s a great idea. But it’s not a good fit for America until we change other conditions first.

[ace-pervert]

Just how corrupt is the USA? More importantly why the hell is the USA still allowed in organisations like NATO

[mudkippey]

A lot of people wouldn’t be able to vote if photo ids were needed

All it does is make it harder for poor people to vote

[ace-pervert]

How? 

[sillylovingpupper]

In order to get an ID, just an ID, I have to get to the DMV, which is in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, without a car. Then, it’s 35 dollars just for the ID

[swissyou1]

Oh wow. Yeah you’re right. And it’s only good for 4 years.

So basically, for less than 10 cents a month and 1 visit to the DMV you can get an ID.

Really?

That’s the hurdle you’re complaining about?

[anamorphosis-and-isolate]

We cannot have a world where everyone is a victim. “I’m this way because my father made me this way. I’m this way because my husband made me this way.” Yes, we are indeed formed by traumas that happen to us. But you must take charge, you must take over, you are responsible.

Camille Paglia (via anamorphosis-and-isolate)

BITCH YES

[elliescully]

A Short Feministy Rant

I am really trying hard not to care who Gillian Anderson is dating because there are much more important aspects of her life to focus on (like her new book) but it seriously is getting harder and harder to imagine that Gillian “Just Wrote a Book Titled We: A Manifesto for Women Everywhere” Anderson is dating Peter “Creator of a Show About The Queen of England that has No Female Writers or Directors” Morgan and not David “Wears a Pussy Hat at Every Concert on His Most Recent Music Tour” Duchovny.

And thats all I gotta say about that.

[basedxphile-blog]

Anderson is dating Peter “Creator of a Show About The Queen of England that has No Female Writers or Directors” Morgan  --- And? Does this make the show any less great? It’s a pretty fucking fantastic show with a fan base and--GASP--some (non-ideological) critical acclaim!!!! 

[altaircolin-blog]

i think the pictures are staged but also that david knew about the whole thing beforehand.

Probably.

[basedxphile-blog]

At the very least? She knew the paps were there when she was poolside & on her balcony. She practically SET THEM UP for perfect shots in the latter & she looked directly into the camera in the former--though this could have been on the way back from lunch.

[becuzitisbitter]

One rapey old school chauvinist that is sticking around forever is America’s creepy uncle, Bill Clinton. When Trump brought out Bill Clinton’s victims, liberals all over the country rolled their eyes. Yes, it did nothing but make Trump look cruel and manipulative. But the point still stands that Bill is probably a rapist. Bill has been accused of rape publicly four times and many of the relationships he has had are with women much younger — and with less power — than he. Bill Clinton is still freely greasing his way around the United States, “dicking bimbos” as Colin Powel said in his recently leaked emails. Bill Clinton is a great example of a guy who, for whatever reason, the public has decided to ignore everything women who know him have said, and hold him up as cute teddy bear whose paw keeps sliding down your back. I remember being told at very early age that he was “charming.” The problem with charming men is that when they assault a woman, no one believes her when she says she didn’t want it. It’s recently come out that Hillary’s campaign gathered data and spent money and energy on discrediting his survivors. While I don’t think wives are ever responsible for their husbands crimes of sexual assault, in any kind of relationship one is responsible for how one acts once the allegations come out. I refuse to be hurt by what Trump said, partly because I refuse feel anger or pain feel in response to Trump syphoned off to support a campaign run by a woman who would go out of her way to discredit other suffering women for her own gain.

No Point in Crying Over Pussygate -Genevieve Goffman (via johnbrownsbodyy)

AMEN.

[perplexistan]

How does it feel to be a fan of a porn star? Glad David isn't apart of that business... good luck PM...

[basedxphile-blog]

“Gillian consented to a sex act in public. CONSENTED…but the photographer is at fault because they took her picture while she was engaging in this act.”  —- Nope. First part is an assumption. Do we really know she consented to Peter grabbing her by the pussy–or whatever? No, we don’t. But fine. Let’s assume you’re correct and she wanted it. The second part is bullshit. There’s no expectation of privacy in public and the courts in the have reinforced this numerous times. No one’s to blame but GA and fish sticks.

[softsnuper]

[reject-modernity]

“Tolerant” liberals have lost their minds

[basedxphile-blog]

KEK

[sillysymphony]

Milo Yiannopoulos at the University of UW-Milwaukee, December 13, 2016.

[justholdinghandsok]

Really hope the fandom can move fwd regardless of wot u believe. All this political debate is bringing out ugly side in the big world & miss the fun here. Just saw some idiot tweeted under DDs March tweet a pic of west in swimsuit (think from a SM acct) implying poor values. And we know he checks Twitter. Sometimes ppl are just shitty

Oh my fucking god! I’ve just checked, and it’s the first answer on his tweet. I feel for him, because I know he’ll see it, and I feel like it’s the worst thing that could happen to him on social media. Posting a picture of his daughter’s ass and questioning his fatherhood abilities. He’ll probably be devastated. On the other hand, I can’t shut down the voices in my head saying it had to happen. I try not to be too judgmental with people I don’t know, but if I’m being honest, I’ve started to feel really uncomfortable with West’s IG. Not because of the stalking, I don’t care about that, but because her pics have started to be slightly inappropriate for a minor. Yes, she’s gorgeous and beautiful, but she’s 17. So somehow, I hope it’s a lesson and their parents make her switch her account private (even if I’ll miss it for the good source of info it is lol).Poor David…Can we start a campaign to report this tweet and make it remove while David is still sleeping?

[basedxphile-blog]

The tweet might be unsavory to some, but it’s not harassment. It’s an opinion. At most, a copyright issue. Don’t feel bad for David--I’m sure he doesn’t give a fuck about twitter.

[ill-show-you-later-deactivated2]

Since we’re getting so many questions I’m going to sum it up. We definitely believe they’re in love. It’s a completely different story if we think they have a chance at making it work now. We heard so much about them making it work, how much they were seeing each other, etc that we really thought they were finally getting it right. There was a lot there to believe it. Yes, we are now straight up saying they’ve had those feelings for years now. The rumors are true about them in that sense. That’s what we have heard. We never wanted to say it on the blog because it seemed the direction David and Gillian wanted to go was in the “it happened in recent years” direction. David and Gillian will never be just fuck buddies. Their history is beyond something as basic. We’re just saying regardless what could happen they’ll never be “over”. Why are we saying it now? Because now we don’t give a fuck anymore. We’re over it. We’re not going to spill everything we know about them but we’re telling you where we stand on the two.

[trumpshow2020]

[saveouramericansouls]

The answer about whether a wall should or shouldn’t be built is right there in the math