How dare she generalize feminists?!

Take a deep breath folks.. I want you to see this woman blatantly stating what "feminists" (her word) like and don't like. I mean.. what a generalization! I want all the people who bitched at me for generalizing feminists on my videos (the problems with feminism in particular) to come out and make the usual bland bleating about how "not all feminists are like that" or "you're generalizing!".

In case you're wondering, yes, that was sarcasm. But this woman gets it fairly right with her generalizations about what feminists like and don't like. It's pure gold. We feminists are not man haters but we do hate some men.. conservatives mainly. And we don't like all woman like.. say.. conservatives.

So I present this video to the jury in the case of "feminists are leftists". Court is in order.

Posted under: Gender Issues, Feminism
Posted on: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 7:23 AM
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  1. Posted by: The Other Miles on 2/17/2009 12:37 PM
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    What complete baloney, feminists are not Humanists, and they don't want Equality, they are a HATE MOVEMENT, and they want the subversion of Men and the Family.
  2. Posted by: dalsgaard on 2/17/2009 12:46 PM
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    I had no idea that 'humanism' was defined to be so gynocentric.
  3. Posted by: Pankaj on 2/17/2009 8:09 PM
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    Actually, according to feminists

    "Feminism is a radical idea that women are people"

    Which says something - but doesn't say something much more sinister

    "while men and children are not".
    Obviously, if men are not people, it doesn't take that long a leap of logic to deny them humanity. Feminism is the obviously a sister ideology of socialism and a daughter ideology of egalitarianism.

    The whole concept that she had to justify feminism - means she knows people are not buying her excuses for feminism.
  4. Posted by: tony on 2/20/2009 11:13 PM
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    Obviously, some generalizations are better than others.

    The notion that feminists "hate men" is a usually untrue. Most feminists as a matter of fact are straight and in relationships with men, who a lot of the time have feminist ideas themselves.

    On the other hand the notion that feminists dislike Dick Cheney is largely true. Most Americans dislike Dick Cheney, and feminists are more likely than most Americans to dislike him because they tend to be on the left.

    But then again, the left takes feminist positions on the issues. What a surprise.

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