Opinions on feminism

Inb4 the crackpots start commenting.

I mean, I don't think a lot of people today are against the early feminism. The right to vote, equal pay, access to birthcontrol etc. I suppose people are against the current movement of feminism, since they often reference false statistics, don't care about too much about men's issues, and of course, the radicals. I just recently stopped identifying with feminism, since I don't feel the third way represents my opinions and views

I guess no one really care about this then... lol

Less comments than expected from a title like this

I know, I'm surprised. I was waiting for those with strong opinions, but I guess this topic isn't as popular as I though it would be.

I guess no one really care about this then... lol

I know, I'm surprised. I was waiting for those with strong opinions, but I guess this topic isn't as popular as I though it would be.

Everyone has an opinion on the matter, its rather that people (on here especially) don't want to be "offensive", whatever that means. I'm not one of those people so here is my view.
I am all for equality and in particular equal opportunities for all, not equity, and equal outcomes, however. If someone is more successful than you that isn't because of their gender or race they simply are more skilled and qualified for the job (in most cases). Feminism, especially in the past decade, has become this nasty, vindictive movement of greed and aggression, they say they advocate for equality but act very differently. Men acted like pigs 50 years ago and it was wrong, now these women are adopting the same ideals, we should learn from the past not replicate our failures. I am currently studying geography with economics at university and whilst I am very open to new ideas, I am afraid of topics arising such as "ecofeminism" or the "masculine gaze", they seem to lack substance and tend to complain and whine a lot, without any real issue at stake or solutions to present, they appear as daydreams at best in my mind and lack any policy implications or reasonable interpretation. Women are now arguably starting to dominate especially in universities and even in the workplace where employers prefer women employees to men. As a white heterosexual man, I feel very alienated and blamed, I feel as if I'm the evil of the world when in reality I haven't done anything wrong. It's becoming increasingly difficult for men to criticise women without accusations of sexism and harassment arising.
I could go on further but I'm exhausted and to be honest with you quite frustrated with the whole stereotyping and segregation.

Maybe there's been some temporary burnout from all the recent feminist threads. You should have probably been a little more specific to get people interested, like 'Who Supports Feminist Pornography?' (yes, it is a thing).

...As a white heterosexual man, I feel very alienated and blamed, I feel as if I'm the evil of the world when in reality I haven't done anything wrong. It's becoming increasingly difficult for men to criticise women...

I'm also a white heterosexual man yet I don't feel alienated and blamed. Either I'm not paying enough attention or I'm thick skinned, or both. Meh.

I guess no one really care about this then... lol

I would argue perhaps it's the former, I tend to expose myself to a lot of feminist views and have to read an enormous amount of academic literature, scholars like Gillian Rose make me feel this way. Of course, I am exaggerating to an extent, but I do see a continuing trend appearing.