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Joker is entertaining. I've unpacked dynamics showing why the film is far from transformative cinema, as some White critics claim. E.g. See comparisons to 'Get Out'
, showing how White people are eager to assimilate Black excellence, esp in a film that undervalues Black womenpic.twitter.com/XMu9TIKfFB
Then there's the fact that the film evokes New York - which is 27.5% Latin, 25% Black, 12% Asian, among Others - but a White man is elevated to protest warrior 
Joaquin Phoenix's performance is as commanding as everyone has been raving, BUT his portrayal is not without issuespic.twitter.com/cK49MGsisS
Phoenix is very talented & could've rendered a profound performance if Arthur had simply been an angry, isolated man. But he was portrayed as disabled to give the filmmaker license on his violence, banking on accolade given to able-bodied actors using disability to gain sympathypic.twitter.com/PnNsZfEVRD
Enjoy the film - I did, to a point - but don't mistake it as social commentary. It speaks only to White men who think the world owes them free reign; invites able-bodied people to cheer for caricatures of disability; & dresses up patriarchy as liberation. Joker does nothing newpic.twitter.com/7v9JruegwA
I'm not entirely sure you've watched the movie at this point.
This woman clearly has more mental issues than than the fictional movie character "The Joker". I can"t wait to see her take on Thanos. She is really red flag worthy.
SJWs hate debate. They hate Dialogue.
Quality through Quotas will NEVER work, b/c it's based on statistics, not individual merit. By such, if a story's set in early 1900's Europe, a travelling Asian merchant can't be the title character, even if they may be best by merit, b/c they don't match the "statistics"
Apparently Joker being a white man was okay until now.
Even though Joker famously has a "multiple choice" past, there are still a few consistent parts of his story: 1. He's Caucasian 2. Something happened to break him mentally 3. His mental break led to his becoming dangerously violent.
You... you realized that it wasn’t real, right? That his act of violence sparked the revolt, but that he wasn’t elevated to any power position? The movie cuts to delusions of his frequently.
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