Feminism in it's purest form is simply a woman's right to beg her man to tie her up and or spank her. As per her preference.

In that sense, I fully support it. Only the most evil and oppressive of human beings would deny young women these rights.

I don't want political discussions here!

MODS... MODS! Get rid of this thread!

*rolls eyes*

I take it, no one will be signing up for "He For She" on this thread.

Hell no! I don't want you freaks standing up for me.

Because the people that want same rights, payment and such use the word equality and the people raging about privilige-unchecked, white, patriarchic shitlords use the word feminism to label their actions.

And a not unsubstantial part of the latter should by all means be officially considered a hate-movement.

I would have to disagree. I am not a fan of the neo feminism who's only purpose is to call out what randoms say on twitter in the name of the overarching patriarchy. I am however a fan of the feminism that fights for women's rights to go to school in third world countries. Feminism that actually fights against human rights violations and strives for empowerment. That to me is dope.

Because the majority of them are hate fuelled, lonely, has beens. As such they direct all their ire at the only target which is attacked with impunity, white men, because of our apparent privilege.

The wage gap is a myth, the economics is so painfully stupid it hurts me to read things relating to it and what it is based on.

Equality has been achieved in western civilisation. Frankly with quotas, positive discrimination, work place moves to cater to women, skewing education styles to help women, the legal system being stacked in their favour the patriarchy seems to be getting a poor deal out of things really. Either we're playing the game with a handicap and still winning or men are just better at certain things in-spite of the advantages women have gained.

Feminism died in the 1970s and 80s when anti discriminatory legislation came into play. Feminists are no longer relevant, so they continue to attack the imaginary bogeyman, becoming more and more deluded in the process.

The idea I hate is the one that goes against less women in STEM degrees. They need more women in STEAM degrees but when challenged they defer to the reason that STEM is a boy's club. Scaring the women before they even attempt, it is ridiculous.

No one cares in STEM as long as you are good. Look at Grace hopper or Ada Lovelace.