Radical feminism infiltrating our schools

The op sounds like a typical misogynist to me. Will women ever get the vote?

Accusations of bigotry are always the first resort of someone who doesn't know how to debate.

Actually I thought that was the resort of spurious and emotive arguments. You made the posts, all subjective, you did not even concede a counter argument, it was all what you thought.

I haven't seen any convincing counter arguments yet.

Women have equality. Feminism has gone way beyond equality and is now aimed at oppressing free speech and acquiring unearned privileges for women.

Women have equality? Are you freaking kidding me?

When my friend was advised by her teacher not to take engineering because "it's not really for girls", was that equality?
What about the fact that, despite the illegality of it, there are still plenty of instances where women are paid less than men for the same job?
Or how about the fact that this week our country yelled and yelled over a girl performing sex acts on multiple men but GOD FORBID the men get any of the grief for it?
Or even the fact that the same main culprit of that ^ double standard is a newspaper which is still so stuck in the 1970s that the biggest picture of a woman that it features on any given day is that of a docile, wordless, sexualised one?
What about the fact that Hatton and Trautner recently found that women are so much more likely to be sexualised by the media in general?
Maybe you could look at the fact that when Beth Tweddle, an olympian, took to Twitter to inspire other sportswomen, all of the comments she received were based on her appearance, and insults towards that?
OR HEY! We could look at the fact that we live in a culture where a woman is blamed for being raped. Victim complex?! More than ****ing likely, we are the victims! When a girl is assaulted and attacked she is asked was she drinking, what was she wearing, maybe she led the attacker on....?
Another one! You could concentrate on the fact that there's a tax on sanitary items. Because they're considered 'unessential'. A tax. Based on gender.

There are so many more and if you REALLY think that women are equal, you're ignorant.

Women have equality? Are you freaking kidding me?

When my friend was advised by her teacher not to take engineering because "it's not really for girls", was that equality?

What about the fact that, despite the illegality of it, there are still plenty of instances where women are paid less than men for the same job?

Or how about the fact that this week our country yelled and yelled over a girl performing sex acts on multiple men but GOD FORBID the men get any of the grief for it?

Or even the fact that the same main culprit of that ^ double standard is a newspaper which is still so stuck in the 1970s that the biggest picture of a woman that it features on any given day is that of a docile, wordless, sexualised one?

What about the fact that Hatton and Trautner recently found that women are so much more likely to be sexualised by the media in general?

Maybe you could look at the fact that when Beth Tweddle, an olympian, took to Twitter to inspire other sportswomen, all of the comments she received were based on her appearance, and insults towards that?

OR HEY! We could look at the fact that we live in a culture where a woman is blamed for being raped. Victim complex?! More than ****ing likely, we are the victims! When a girl is assaulted and attacked she is asked was she drinking, what was she wearing, maybe she led the attacker on....?

Another one! You could concentrate on the fact that there's a tax on sanitary items. Because they're considered 'unessential'. A tax. Based on gender.

There are so many more and if you REALLY think that women are equal, you're ignorant.

You tell it better than me, you MUST be radical. It does piss me off when we get such blatant misogyny as this thread.

There is always a counter argument, you do not see one because you don't look. You see this as RADICAL feminism, when it could be feminism, or it could be that women are fed up of being dumped on by men. You cannot deny that women, even in the west are regarded as 2nd class, they earn less money, they have less status than men, and continually are used as punchbags. I am glad that you are not going into education, I think educators should look at life from all angles.

I don't think she is radical, but she is mostly wrong. Don't confuse negative attitudes towards women with inequality. They are not the same thing.

I said 90%, not 100%.

I do not confuse negative attitudes with inequality in any scenario. Inequality is something we are trying to eradicate in the world, negative attitudes are normally passed on, mostly through ignorance and the people we interact with, and normally end up with threads like this.

At one time your condemnation would be aimed at uppity *******.

You also said there were no legal barriers.

There are legal barriers still.

There aren't any major ones. So far we have the Lord's Spiritual and sanitary towels. I oppose having religious peers in the Lord's and I oppose VAT on sanitary products. Any more?

Pretty much all sports they aren't allowed to compete with men. To keep things simple lets just use football as the example. Over the age of 13, women aren't allowed to play in a side with men.

That the best you can manage? Why do you think men and women compete separately in sports?

Compare the standard in the current World Cup with the women's version. There's no comparison.

I just debunked your claims of inequality in treatment of males and females, so I don't get what you're complaining about. Nor have I demonstrated a negative attitude towards women.



This comment is disgraceful and you lose all moral high ground by saying it, as well as invalidating what you've written above.

There is always a counter argument, you do not see one because you don't look. You see this as RADICAL feminism, when it could be feminism, or it could be that women are fed up of being dumped on by men. You cannot deny that women, even in the west are regarded as 2nd class, they earn less money, they have less status than men, and continually are used as punchbags. I am glad that you are not going into education, I think educators should look at life from all angles.

You think the Arsenal ladies team wouldn't beat Preston? I know who my money'd be on.

Thats the point, you can't compare. We aren't able to see who's better.

Next one, frontline combat.