Do they have a legitimate point?

Ehhh. There's the Northern Water Tribe, who are obvious v.sexist, the Earth Kingdom who are merely typical, and the fire nation who are pretty advanced and even have female soldiers serving in the ranks of the armed forces (though seemingly only in the home guard or in places like The Boiling Rock).

So it's mostly just the Northern Water Tribe people then?

Also, isn't the Boiling Rock one of the few times in the series the characters get to know the soldiers? Most of the time other than that I remember them being covered in too much armor for it to really matter.

There are no female Earth Nation soldiers, or weirdly Dai Li despite female spies being a thing throughout history and usually being useful as honeytraps etc. Toph is an aberration, they just don't draw too much attention to it since they're not as sexist as the Northern Water Tribe.

And kind of. The armour is still not chunky to work out whether or not the wearer is male or female. There aren't any female mooks in the series till season 3 when the Gaang are in the Fire nation on their home turf. There's no female commander or generals. And I'm not insulting the show for this, it's accurate and isn't offensive or whatever dumb shit, it's just a thing in the universe.

I never got the point of the Air Acolytes.
its bending that shaped the air nomad culture, their ties with the sky bison and being able to go wherever the fuck they wanted like the clouds.
they will never be anything more that shallow wannabes and in time would shift or adjust the teachings to more suit them.
and THAT would have been far more interesting. Say, the acolytes became nomadic in the sense they made use of the newly invented large zeppelins. Their culture would shift to place more importance on mechanical workings and materialistic requirements sure, but they still kept that "free as the wind' feel of the old nomads.
Maybe use that as a point of conflict with aang or tenzin, like they are unsure of it all.

I'd assume the Fire Nation let women serve but didn't use them on the frontlines for the sake of practicality - losing a woman in a multi-generational war is more harmful than losing a man.

If anything allowing loyal women to serve in a national guard equivalent is just practical, especially after losing who knows how many in a 100 year war.

Bending shaped the culture, but Air Nomad Culture isn't strictly a genetic thing. I think they were partially both Aang and Tenzin's insurance policy in case either died, either before or after having children. If before, at least Air Nomad culture would survive past them, would be passed down, and eventually an Air Nomad Avatar would be born again who could pass on their airbending genes. After, so that if Aang or Tenzin died before they could teach their children about the culture, someone else could.

Plus politically it was a seat on the United Republic Council that Aang would basically directly control without actually being there himself. Though your Zeppelin idea is cool, it is kind of a shame they did just "conveniently" find some more Air Bison in TLOK.

It’s a literal aspie editing shitty quotes onto screencaps

How'd that stop polygamy, honestly if a lot of the most influential women want to have sex with the savior of the world and some of these girls are open to it I don't see why not.

aw yeah my favorite autist is back

You can't tell me Aang never went back to those all-female acolyte temples

Remember the time Korra had broken up with Mako and Mako had gotten together with Mai but Korra wanted some dick so she pretended she didn't remember breaking up with Mako?
What a feminist

I remember Korra's partial amnesia one hundred percent real.

Then you have amnesia because she admits she remembers they broke up

hot

AFTER she interfaces with the Tree of Time, actually. In the moment she returned she was still missing the knowledge

Also "Mai"? Come on, nigga

Korra barely acknowledged the past series so their relationship was barely touched on. Theres the comics, but they're so bad you can barely count them as canon.

Of course not, this would never fly in post-SJW wave America.

user there is literally a scene of Korra apologizing for carrying on with Mako after she remembered.
Come the fuck on.

And yes, shitty mao doesn't deserve to have her real name remembered. Her character died after 30 seconds of screentime

It's funny how you complain about amnesia when you're THIS wrong
youtube.com/watch?v=wwfqBZ7Jlfo
It's MAKO who apologizes for not coming clean after she came back with amnesia. She recalls only after the tree which was well after that

>Five seconds into clip
>I know
Did you watch the clip before posting it you fucking idiot?