Building on an already secure national consensus on women's rights, the dialogue draws on basic, inarguable values while the visuals emphasize the sheer normalcy of it  the ubiquitous setting, the ubiquitous employee, the ubiquitous iniquity.
The discussion plays off the accepted notions of equal rights for women with the normalcy of situations that contradict those values.
The dialogue boldly states that women's rights are evil.
Birthday candles are glowing while a guy holds a toddler.
A toddler eats an apple outside.
Theres alot of people waiting at the bus stop.
We put black oak shingles on the house.
The women are strolling together outside.
Ulysses allows you to view history.