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>This is honestly the funniest picture I've ever seen on the internet.
His vaguely threatening gesture and stance, the woman meekly leaning away in fear while holding the mic, the difference in size between his massive skull and hers, his caveman-tier slouch making him look like a hunchback versus her standing up straight, the intense expression on his face versus the bewildered expression on hers, the sheer difference in size between their torsos - his is probably double the size of hers, his masculine profile with his chin jutting out, his robust frame, which one could imagine millennia ago facilitated an androphagous warrior in swinging a battle axe against a Saxon belonging to one of the armies of Men—that frame—now crammed awkwardly into the garb of a WWE Diva. i could go on, but you get the idea
All of this contrasted with the constant assertion that these people are identical to women and there is no meaningful difference between them makes for the most exquisite form of irony when their differences are juxtaposed so vividly
The contrast is almost divine - on the right is man's hubris, his desire to capture the beauty of nature and make it his own, his cerebral and conscious understanding of what it means to be what he thinks he is, his intentional "becoming", while on the left is nature, effortless being, no doctors appointments or hormones or surgery, just an "is" that needs nothing added to it in order to be complete
He tries so hard and yet, the harder he tries to "become", the further he takes himself away from the effortless "is" that is the thing he wants to be
It's comedy on a cosmic scale, a joke only god himself could come up with
