"I’m frankly surprised by the show. There’s stupid things - there’s - sorry people who write the show and everybody who works on it and everything, but there’s stupid things on the show that they shouldn’t do. Like, why do they have to say “bitch” and kill all the women? You know? Because there are certain small ways in which the show is sort of gratuitously misogynistic when it doesn’t need to be. When I read the scripts, I cringe sometimes. Yeah, there’s a million other things you could say, you don’t need to do this. Or, um, you have killed every other female character who had more than a two-episode arc. Do you have to take this one? Charlie’s still around! Although she’s not a threat to the boys as a romantic interest because she’s gay."
— Misha on the misogyny of Supernatural (via strangepicturesofmishacollins)
(via penddragons)
brakesforbothans:
In some states, if a woman gives birth to a stillborn child, or has any other form of miscarriage, she can be charged with manslaughter.
So…
If a mother dies during childbirth, can the child then be charged with manslaughter?
I just wanna know if these unborn children (and, in some states, recently fertilized eggs) are being given the same rights as adults, or MORE rights than adults.
Or, at least, more rights than adult females…
if a woman gives birth to a stillborn child, or has any other form of miscarriage, she can be charged with manslaughter.
WHAT.