Feminism is NOT Equalism

Feminism is the idea that females will one day be equal to males. Males already have too many privileges compared to women and I don't care what you say, that is fact.

I get that but not all feminists

I find it ironic how feminists literally tore apart the 'not all men' hashtag in response to feminists' accusations of the patriarchy and male priviledge, but you just used the same excuse lol

I am confused? sorry

Males do not have so many priviledges then women you filthy feminist.

Than*

If I'm a filthy feminist I may as well be a filthy grammar nazi too.

You certainly are a feminazi, but enjoy it while it lasts because people are seeing what feminism is really about so feminists won't be able to brainwash people to the filth of feminism for much longer. It's funny though because feminists are getting really desperate now with the new shaming words you have created recently.

Than*

If I'm a filthy feminist I may as well be a filthy grammar nazi too.

Feminism is a whole load of balls. Women think they aren't given equal opportunities to men, but actually they are. Look at the biggest political parties in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. All have female leaders. Also, Hillary Clinton received more than 2.5 million more votes than Trump in the Presidential election. Yet in our society is sexist and women aren't given a chance? Sexism is a thing of the past.

Why don't you actually give examples of your claim instead of acting smart? You already ignored 3 people who asked

I myself am not a feminist, but think it's quite difficult to base your argument off a few anecdotal examples of women in power as an example of equality, it could easily be argued the opposite way by saying that the majority of political leaders are male.

I really think it's common sense as to why I think that women are still not equal to men besides the stubborn wage pay gap.

Ok, let's talk about products we need to use for living e.g. the scary period stuff that men don't like women mentioning. Yup. We pay more for items that we actually need to be healthy. Tampon tax - hello!
Do I even need to mention about how the same shaving products for men costs considerably less in comparison to women?

I don't need to talk about how women earn on average 16% less than the ordinary John Doe.

Let's not talk about the sexual stigma around women wearing 'less clothes than they should be outside in the presence of men because they CLEARLY ask for trouble'. I'm not saying men are excluded from sexual harassment and rape, but women's figures definitely out-do men's.

Let's talk about how sports is very male-orientated and that women's efforts aren't recognised as strongly as male participants in the same sport e.g. Football/Soccer.

What about the third-world demographic who are still 'old-fashioned' and believe that women should be only alive for the sake of bearing children or 'being in the kitchen' and not out in the real world.

Let's talk about job positions and how most favoured positions are taken by men. Let's talk about how job roles such as teachers and nurses are associated with femininity. Let's talk about how many CEO's are men and not women. Let's talk about how women aren't paid for maternity leave.

Do you want more?

I really think it's common sense as to why I think that women are still not equal to men besides the stubborn wage pay gap.

Ok, let's talk about products we need to use for living e.g. the scary period stuff that men don't like women mentioning. Yup. We pay more for items that we actually need to be healthy. Tampon tax - hello!
Do I even need to mention about how the same shaving products for men costs considerably less in comparison to women?

I don't need to talk about how women earn on average 16% less than the ordinary John Doe.

Let's not talk about the sexual stigma around women wearing 'less clothes than they should be outside in the presence of men because they CLEARLY ask for trouble'. I'm not saying men are excluded from sexual harassment and rape, but women's figures definitely out-do men's.

Let's talk about how sports is very male-orientated and that women's efforts aren't recognised as strongly as male participants in the same sport e.g. Football/Soccer.

What about the third-world demographic who are still 'old-fashioned' and believe that women should be only alive for the sake of bearing children or 'being in the kitchen' and not out in the real world.

Let's talk about job positions and how most favoured positions are taken by men. Let's talk about how job roles such as teachers and nurses are associated with femininity. Let's talk about how many CEO's are men and not women. Let's talk about how women aren't paid for maternity leave.

Do you want more?

Your point on the rape statistics, surely you could put that down to the fact that it is a lot harder to rape a man than a woman?
A) men are (generally) biologically stronger than women and so can overpower them more often than a man/woman could overpower another man
B) the stigma around male emotions and vulnerability means fewer men report instances of abuse/rape
C) raping a man is (generally) a homosexual act and so male rape is already contained within a tiny minority of gay predators as opposed to female rape being most often performed by straight males who have a much larger majority in society
D) men have 1 less hole to penetrate

You have to be a bit stupid to not realise that football doesn't have a strong following by women in comparison to men hence why it is given less coverage.

What I'm saying is that in the UK, where the majority of people on here are from, women are given equal opportunities to men. If women really do care about equality then they should stop talking about their own gender.

Is it really that much harder to rape a man? This is a pathetic excuse.



Give me a female sport that's given more coverage than the male counterpart does.