Ripley did not need a Safe Space.

[WagnerPaiva]

Soundwave said:

WagnerPaiva said:

I actually think she is a good role model for girls, cause she does not have super powers like Mila Jojovich in Resident Evil, which is just a god among men and nothing can hurt her.

To me what makes Ripley such a hero is because in the first 3 movies I always felt that she was weak, fragile, afraid... But, even with those shortcomings, she fought and won.

With Resident Evil, Mila was never afraid, cause she was a goddess and nothing could really stop her.

I love characters that have a weak side, but are brave.

Edit: I agree that Vader was strong, but when I was a kid I never wanted to be him cause he was evil and that was a turn-off. Luke was my guy, although he was weak, he did his best to overcome his shortcomings.

I'm sorry but movie characters are just mainly for entertainment. Sure they can have some value as a role model, but *real* human beings are far better role models. 

The equivalent in real life would be Christina Hoff Sommers

Christina Marie Hoff Sommers is an American author, former philosophy professor, and resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank. Sommers is known for her critique of contemporary feminism.

She is the real deal in rational feminism: she does not want a gender war or a world of safe places and sweet lies, she wants a world where people can REALLY live alongside with different opinions and get stronger by facing their fears, not by running into their safe spaces and suying everyone.