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10/26/2015 10:37:39 AM
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I just wish more women of today understood that feminism is [i]not[/i] a synonym for radical-matriarch enthusiasts
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In what context. Its roots or the modern incarnation?
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Something to kick around in thought on this subject would be this: consider feminists actually openly identified to the world that their intentions were to oppress men and take superior power at any expense; how exactly do you think the world would respond at that point? Solution: call that same thing a word that was originally coined to mean acquiring equality for women who found themselves being very mistreated in a patriarchal society, that way it seems like opposing it as just as wrong saying you enjoy murdering blind orphans Sorry this doesn't answer your question directly enough, but I think it gets enough of point across while still holding meaning that expands upon my previous comment
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Well, it kinda is, nowadays. Back in the 1800's? It meant the same thing as what egalitarianism means now.
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SOMEONE FINALLY UNDERSTANDS
