[Skooz]

But to a reasonable viewer they were Liberals: a stereotypical feminized society.

Ummmm, yeah. Uh, I'm going to have to, um, kind of disagree with you there. Yeah.

It was so obviously Elison's distorted view of a "Christian society." It was his little warning shot of what America would be like if the Christian Right (bugaboo bugaboo) ever came to power,

[mrsmith]

Well, it's ok to disagree over a movie. The anti-feminism of "A boy and his dog" is pretty strongly put forward.

But I don't want no commies in my car, or Christians either.
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There's an anti-feminist strain in all good sci-fi: "But Otto, what about our relationship?". It comes from appealing to teen males I suppose.
Hmm: Just about any old sci-fi flick could be on the "non-PC films" list.