The Vatican last year said in its doctrinal assessment that the nuns’ group was tinged with feminist influences, focused too much on ending social and economic injustice and not enough on stopping abortion, and permitted speakers at its meetings who questioned church doctrine.
Yes, tell me about the evils of feminism and how trying to stop social and economic injustice is against church doctrine. I expected their stance on abortion and that’s not likely to change, but I’d like to point out that the one thing that crushing feminism and disallowing work on social and economic justice have in common is controlling women.
So, recently, George Takei posted the following picture that’s been going around for a while. It’s your basic description of character alignment.
Now, besides the inevitable debate over whether Picard is actually Lawful Neutral, it’s generally a good chart. Fun and entertaining.
A friend of mine, though she likes it well enough, couldn’t help but notice that it is a bit (read: extremely) male dominated. Having not much better to do with my time, and liking to create random projects for myself, I’ve decided to bring balance to the universe. To that end, I created a female character analogue to the above chart. Behold!
Though there’s certainly going to be some debate (there always is with alignment), I think this is all fairly accurate. In case you don’t recognize them all we have:
