WOMEN WHO HAVE BEEN RADICALIZED - aka Radical Feminists

The militarized, bitter & hateful women calling themselves 'FEMINISTS' do not represent all women - they represent themselves -- Fred

December 31, 2016 by Fred Reed -- Having for decades been exposed to the hostility of radical feminists, to the enormous harm they have done the schools, universities. the military, to the family unit, to relations between men and women, to their ashen tediousness and endless fury, their  victimhood.

I finally began to yell, “I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore.” At least, not quietly.

To begin with, there is  problem of forged credentials. Radical feminists do not represent women. They represent radical feminists. Other women typically say that they are feminists, meaning in favor or equality of pay and opportunity, but explicitly reject the ideological baggage of the radicals.

Nor do feminists bear demographic resemblance to other women.

For example, it is a good bet that no feminist voted for Trump, but CNN’s exit polls have 42% of women, and 53% of white women, voting for him. 

Radical feminism isn't just about women, or perhaps even mostly about women, but rather a package of far-left causes, usually including open borders, Islamophilia, affirmative action, gun control, socialism, unisex bathrooms, environmentalism, compulsory diversity, opposition to abortion,  opposition to free speech (“hate speech”), hostility for white men, support for bigger government, intense focus on nonstandard sexuality, and using the schools as indoctrination centers.
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Yes, the cheerleader can devastate the class dweeb by saying that she wouldn’t date him on a bet, or the quarterback crush the not-so-pretty girl by saying that she looks like a box car with warts. But few normal people, either cheerleaders or quarterbacks, are so cruel. And men in general do not speak of women with the venom of feminists speaking of men. Most of us date women, even marry them, regard them as the most attractive part of the social landscape.

Excerpted and adapted full original message here:
fredoneverything.org/the-sisterhood-and-a-profound-weariness-unbiased-analysis/

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