Women are villains, men are saints
in Psychology ·
Jessica Barrett65 said:Does anyone have a good book recommendation? I’m looking to really dive deep and understand what feminists are actually advocating for...
Why bother with a book? Honestly, just look at the statements made by those famous feminist leaders from the 60s until now. Or better yet, just check their marital status—that’ll tell you everything you need to know. They're either lesbians or have never even been close to a guy, which makes their whole perspective pretty irrelevant. Feminism is basically like the political parties here in the States... Their platform is always something like, "We're going to create jobs and hire 200,000 new people over the next five years."
The reality? Unemployment hits record highs, and the economy ends up looted and completely gutted.
At that point, you can just let someone like Sanders tell you, "How can you judge us when you don't understand the nuances? Just read our manifesto and then you'll see."
Look, ladies, no offense, but I've dealt with way too many irritating, rude, and aggressive feminists who seem to be fueled entirely by pure hatred for men. Even when you listen to the speeches and watch the behavior of the "great" award-winning activists, it doesn't change the vibe. I don't think I need any literature to explain it to me; I've experienced the whole thing firsthand.😉
P.S
And please, don't go thinking you "fought" for women's rights. You didn't. You got them from the men you were asking for help in the first place, backed by massive lobbying efforts after tens of millions of men died in the World Wars. I'm not saying I'm not glad you have most of the same rights as men—you definitely do, and that's what matters—but let's be real: you aren't quite as "tough" as you pretend to be. If men had been forced to lie in freezing water from birth until death, things would look a lot different...☕