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responding to feminists ... unknown author
Same old anti-male, anti-fact,
illogical feminist shite.
Where to
begin?
If a man points out feminism's
essential hypocrisy, he's dismissed as "angry." Meanwhile Traister-like
screeds are always deemed "energetic" and "scrappy." The message? Men have
no legitimate grievances, especially not against feminism.
Rebecca asks: "Do you think it's fair that a guy will make more
money doing the same job as you?"
Actually, women make less because they DON'T do the same jobs. Nor do they
work over-time, for as many hours, or as many uninterrupted years. Women
don't scramble to become cross-country truckers, test pilots, demolition
experts, road builders or high-iron workers.
More ms-communication: "Does it piss you off and scare you when you
find out about your friends getting raped?"
She doesn't, of course, ask women if they are angry or upset when
males get mugged. Rape is one of the rarest, most lied about crimes. It's
also the only one where the accuser is protected while the accused is
attacked. Men are also its biggest victims, many males being raped in
prison. That's deemed okay because, well, incarcerated women aren't raped
as regularly, even by members of the opposite sex.
Another gem: "Do you ever feel like shit about your body?"
Men worry about expanding guts, balding heads, aging faces,
etc. But because men are socialized (often by women!) to not talk about
such things, feminists assume silence means no male problems. So much for
females being more empathic.
Repackaging more tripe, Traister asks: "Do you ever feel like something is
wrong with you because you don't fit into this bizarre ideal of what girls
are supposed to be like?"
As if boys
(drugged in class and committing more suicides) don't have equal issues!
This repackaged Faludi-in-Wolf's clothing continues: "On the
top of my list is violence against women, and how almost expected it is
that we're still having conversations about whether it's OK to rape
someone because they're drunk."
MEN are
the biggest victims of violence. Of course, selfish and sexist feminists
focus only on women, lying in the process. Rebecca assumes men routinely
rape drunk women. She never notes that women CHOOSE to get drunk and/or
that subsequent sex is a muddled mess (the male often being drunk, too).
How about telling women to stop getting hammered? How about saying drunken
men are legally exempt from punishment, too?
As for equal reproductive rights, feminists fight that. They want
choice for women, obligation for men.
Per feminism and "backlash"...the latter is merely the understandable
reaction to being perpetually slapped by feminists who like to dish it
out, but can't take it.
She asks, "how
can I make a blanket judgment about all young women who do something? I
also don't know that this boob-flashing thing is as pervasive as everyone
thinks it is." Right. Showing tits is "savvy," while men looking at them
is sexist. And while boob-flashing is deemed not pervasive, rape is
everywhere.
Traister protests the
"general idea...that women are children" yet wants the government or other
Big Daddy to protect them and punish men. She wants women to act like
bosses' daughters at company picnics, always getting home-runs while
barely being able to hold the bat.
She
learned about "rape schedules" in Women's Studies. Such programs teach the
fear of men. Instead of compulsively wiping doors with germ-killers,
modern girly-girls dread encounters with half the world. It's like they
were taught in science fiction classes that Martians will invade at any
moment.
Nothing new here. It's the same
old anti-life, anti-intellectual, anti-male claptrap recycled from bitter,
aged, lonely crones who couldn't get dates 40 years ago. |