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title: While Barbie Talks Tough, GI Joe Goes Shopping
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<p>This made me giggle a little.  The idea of it, to be sure, but also the execution, though it sounds like some folks aren&rsquo;t quite so happy.  The quote calling it &ldquo;terrorist acts against children&rdquo; was a bit of an eye-roller.  Additionally, I do agree that it&rsquo;s not going to&hellip;necessarily do a whole lot.  I mean. three hundred toys out of the entirety of all toys, all things that children see, all over the United States is going to be a curiosity, rather than any successful subversion of gender roles that will get people thinking.  Still, neat idea :3</p>
<p>Thanks to @SatoriTindalos for the tip.</p>
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update from sparkleup 2020-06-24 07:10:07 +00:00			<p>This made me giggle a little. The idea of it, to be sure, but also the execution, though it sounds like some folks aren’t quite so happy. The quote calling it “terrorist acts against children” was a bit of an eye-roller. Additionally, I do agree that it’s not going to…necessarily do a whole lot. I mean. three hundred toys out of the entirety of all toys, all things that children see, all over the United States is going to be a curiosity, rather than any successful subversion of gender roles that will get people thinking. Still, neat idea :3</p>
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