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Why I can't take Feminism seriously.


~Lawful Jordo~

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blog-0650352001355368978.jpgHello Everypony, it's been a long time since my last rant. Today's topic is something I take very seriously (No screwing around in this rant...), human rights, or more specifically Feminism. I must apologize to anyone reading this, there may be some foul language, as this topic really gets to me.

 

 

 

Alright, so first off I have to say that I think equal rights is amazing. If I ran the world, gender roles would be a thing of the past and men and women would reap the same advantages and have the same opportunities. That is why I disapprove of Feminism. I can hear you all now, 'But Jordo, how can you possibly support equal rights while disagreeing with Feminism?', I'll gladly tell you how.

 

 

I got into an argument with an extreme Feminist not too long ago. She claimed that Feminists fight for gender equality, though that simply is not true. Feminists don't fight for equal rights, they fight for female superiority. They exaggerate their plights and complain about women being mistreated, then they have no problem reaping the benefits of their gender. Feminism by it's very vocabulary favors women's rights over human rights. Now before I explain myself, I should probably say this before someone freaks out at me in the comments section; Not all people who support Feminism are like this, all of what I say is directed to the extreme man hater types who fuel their need for superiority under the flag of 'equal rights'.

 

 

The major problem I have with these women is that they are manipulative. They go on and on about how men are pigs and how women are treated like objects, but at the same time they have no problem using their gender as an advantage. Equal rights goes both ways, so why do Feminists focus solely on 'Women's rights'? Sure there are some areas where men have an advantage over women, but most problems in any first world country involving women have pretty much been resolved. I realize in places like Iran women are treated horribly, and my heart truly goes out to those brave women who have to live in those horrible conditions; so it really makes my blood boil when women who live comfortably in first world countries try and act as if they are subjugated by the so called 'patriarchy'.

 

 

That is complete and utter bullshit, nothing more. There is definitely a double standard amongst genders, but it effects males just as much as it effects females. I'll give you all an example;

 

 

A personal friend of mine (Who will remain anonymous) was being abused by his wife. His job sometimes demanded that he put in extra hours, and when he came home late she would accuse him of cheating. She would do all sorts of things ranging from slapping him to full on hitting him with blunt objects. One night things got a little bit heated and she used her nails to physically gouge out part of his neck. He is now scarred for life because his bitch of an ex wife couldn't control her temper.

 

 

'But Jordo, women are abused by their husbands all the time, whats your point?'

 

 

This is where the advantages of women really start to show. One night things got pretty heated. She was relentlessly hitting him in the face, and out of defense he pushed her off him. She hit the counter and suffered minor injuries to her ribs. Keep in mind, he did not punch her, or even really hit her; he shoved her just to get her off of him. She pressed charges, and the jury took her side.

 

This is what I have been trying to get across. She won over the jury simply by being a woman.

 

 

'That's too bad Jordo, but couldn't have this just been an isolated incident?'. No.

 

 

In most cases women are given an unfair advantage in federal court simply for being a woman. Women more than often win custody battles, even if the father would make a better parent. Women on average receive up to 40% less jail time for equivalent crimes than men. Violence against women is usually seen as a particularly heinous crime, while violence against men is generally ignored; sometimes even found laughable.

 

 

Now I'm not trying to say that men have it bad and women have it great, that would be contradicting the point I am trying to make. What I am trying to say is that both sexes are treated unfairly in some areas. Feminism fails horribly to acknowledge that, and that is why I cannot take it seriously. If you want to bitch and complain about human rights and equality, you have to look at the entire issue rather than just focusing on one side.

 

 

 

 

 

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TL;DR Version: Feminism is bias. Human Rights is where it's at.

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Eljordo I did read

 

all of it...

 

and I agree with you...

 

 

all of it ;)

 

Good, because I murder those who don't agree with me... >.>

 

Thanks for reading lol

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Spot on, every bit of it. The story about the wife abusing the husband is a pretty close parallel of what my parents went through.

 

The custody thing happened to a friend of mine. His ex-wife was given the kid, the house, and everything but their van. He's far more interested in the life of his son than the wife is and the son looks forward to every opportunity he has to see his dad. Unfortunately his dad lived in that van for a long time until he moved back in with his parents, so visitation wasn't viable.

 

If anybody wants more proof they can just watch shows like The View, in which the feminist hosts will denounce any mistreatmeant of women and mock any suffering or humiliation of men at the hands of women.

 

Normally I'm non-confrontational and try to let reason, respect, tact, and compassion steer my comments and conversations, but when it comes to people who mock or promote the suffering of others and enjoy seeing it happen, this is my succint message to you:

 

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If you ask me women get it easy now and days, I even made a blog that never got views on why women got more advantages in school then men did abnd what I posted was specified on women getting advantages in PE, sounds silly right, well it's actually a study I did in school while in my class in 8th grade (now in 10th) and argued why women didn't have to work out or have to play fair, but might as well post my blog on MLPforums.

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Inequality everywhere. Can't help it, can we? I mean, it's almost human nature to take advantage of everything we can take advantage of. Oh well, we can at least try.

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Double standard for the loss.

 

Same thing happens in schools. This year alone, two of the teachers at my high school got strongarmed into retiring because they got sexual assault charges filed against them for small things like handshakes and pats on the back.

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Well said, 5/5. Would read again.

 

I personally think feminism, at its core, does intend to promote equality. It's the feminazis that want special privileges at the expense of men.

 

That said, fuck double standards. Fuck them.

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Double standard for the loss.

 

Same thing happens in schools. This year alone, two of the teachers at my high school got strongarmed into retiring because they got sexual assault charges filed against them for small things like handshakes and pats on the back.

 

Ah yes, one more point I was going to cover, but didn't out of fear that the blog entry would get way too long. I hate, absolutely HATE, women who seem to think men have to act like asexual zombies all of the time. To the point where something as innocent as a friendly 'Hello' or a pat on the back could result with a sexual assault charge. It is stupid, and quite frankly I view it as a pathetic cry for attention. Those women disgust me.

 

They might as well spit in the face of women (and Men) unfortunate enough to suffer through REAL sexual crimes.  

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