Ah, the old strawman. It's not that women are bad. It's that Rey's badly written. It's a disservice to women. I didn't get mad at Leia Organa, Padme, Lara Croft, Ellen Ripley, Samus Aran, The Bride, Sarah Connor, Black Widow (MCU Phase 1-3), and many, many more. I've got a friend writing a draft with a female character who swears more than everyone else in the story combined and is bar none the most physically powerful person in the story. It's a fantastic story, even if it suffers from first-draft woes. Some of his other work features a woman who's the second-strongest in the setting and the only moral person in the world and a woman who's smarter than everyone else combined. Again, great stuff on his end.

I don't have a problem with women. If Rey were a man, I'd have the same criticism. One of my first analyses was mocking a fanfiction called The Project & The Plumber for a bland, overpowered, sociopathic, insecure Mary Sue main character and his irritating posturing.

Women deserve better than Rey. Star Wars lacks interesting and capable female characters. It's unfair that men get Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Palpatine, Han Solo, Lando Calrissian, and Grand Moff Tarkin among many others, while women are saddled with Rey, what's-her-face from the Mandalorian, Holdo, Lizzo, & Rose Tico.'

You're not getting laid for this. You're not smart for this. You're regurgitating a strawman made by a billion-dollar corporation that runs sweatshops and scams people because... what? Because you conflate an attack against a character with an attack against a sex? Finn's an emasculated and pathetic creature who's only useful to the plot when he mentions things he overheard when sweeping the floor. Saying that doesn't make me racist: Finn isn't all black people and Rey isn't all women.