Feminism Today

	posted by Thomas on Thursday July 17, @02:04PM from the Inequality/Feminism dept.
	Here's another good essay on the societal train wreck known as feminism. Granted, there are some points in the essay that trouble me. First of all, the author, George Rolph, seems to buy into the fallacy that women were far more oppressed than men in the past. He also seems to feel a need to be some type of feminist, judging by his apparent comfort with what he believes feminism's earliest ideals were--"removing from society those things which discriminate against the female gender in particular and both genders in general." That sounds rather like the statement from "Animal Farm," "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others." Still, it's a damn good read.

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Feminism Hates Women (Score:2) by Dan Lynch on Thursday July 17, @04:40PM EST (#1) (User #722 Info) http://www.fathersforlife.org/fv/Dan_Lynch_on_EP.htm I believe that is a just and true message that should be forwarded among us all. This person still believes in socialist policies. But in my essay 'Pavlov's Feminists', I point out how women in politics are in fact only there if they are 'trained agents'. Otherwise women like Condelezza Rice are ridiculed for their efforts. So in the end, is it about right or left? Or is it about women? Feminism replaces women's voices, it doesn't give them voice. . I believe this is both a men and women's movement.

Well written and accurate article (Score:0) by Anonymous User on Saturday July 19, @12:37AM EST (#2) I really identified with large parts of this work, and last night I emailed big sections to a number of my friends. I am always encouraged when I get insightful confirmation of the true horrors of the gender feminist movement. It tells me that I'm not alone. I am reassured that this nightmare didn't happen to just me. I know there are others out there like me, and that is comforting. For years I scoured the internet and there was virtually nothing. My life was heavy with depression and anguish, because of the abuse and injustice I experienced. Slowly the honest writers appeared, then my gloom began to lift. The horrors of the feminist movement are still playing out every day in men's lives, but more and more I see the good writers stepping up to there pen and paper and saying, "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore. There's an enourmous lie here (feminist propoganda) and it's going to answer for every scintilla of evil it has brought into any man's life before I'm through writing about it." Write On, Good Men and Women, Write On, I truly love what you're doing. Ray

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