first with regards to your second paragraph:

but it's not a "message", it's an absurd plot scene from an absurd comedy

and even if it was a "realistic rape scene" like the one from GoT a few weeks ago that had all the #feminists raging, the point is that it's fiction and it's the responsibility of the audience to realize that

the problem with this kind of attitude that the writer of that article and a lot of the tumblr feminists have is that why stop at their pet issues of rape and whatever? why not stamp out violence on tv/the internet? and greed? and whatever? every single one of those is a problem and if you try to stamp them all out instead of letting the audience filter these things themselves, media is going to be pretty fluffing boring in the future


ok, the first paragraph:
http://i.imgur.com/qJFr0qe.jpg
that, except applied to online misogyny

edit: and the key thing i would say here is the same thing i said in the first paragraph - as hostile or whatever as that may be, it's not responsible for rape or wahtever

also part of the edit: watch this: http://www.aei.org/...nd-rape-culture-hysteria/