ghostdog
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Is there such a thing as a "good" feminist?
IMO if there was such a thing, it would be a woman who fulfills her motherly role and in a cooperative relationship aims to take some of the load off the man. It's true that the invention of many household appliances has reduced homemaking to maybe 3 hours of a day maximum.
Now I don't know about you, but nowadays, a woman who leeches off a downtrodden man who has a reduced salary due to the high numbers of women in the workforce isn't helping at all. These wives finish washing the dishes and then sit around on Farmville while their men work like slaves. They'd like to believe that they are doing their part to combat feminism, but are they really anything more than lazy opportunists calling themselves feminine or traditional? Paul Elam once wrote an article shitting on these women.
if some well meaning feminist switched her life plan around to have healthy children first in accordance with biology and then make a little bit of money and pursue her interests as the children get older and don't need to be on her teet anymore, I'd say that's fine.
I also don't have issues with women who help out women in the Middle east, although I guess that's technically humanitarianism. There was an article posted here about Iran limiting women's education, and it really didn't sit right with me that this was happening in a country where people carry acid around to splash on women's faces like it's water. Some posters approved saying it would tone down hypergamy. Dumbing down a place that is in the dark ages seems like a recipe for stagnation. The feminism they have over there stresses that the woman must still be humble and not forget her role in the family and community , so it's not the same as the Western Samantha Jones feminism. I also believe that any men guilty of splashing a woman with acid, cutting off her nose, etc. should straight up just be gathered and slaughtered. These retards have no place in civilization.
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| 11-04-2012 09:26 PM |
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RE: Is there such a thing as a "good" feminist?
Quote:Dumbing down a place that is in the dark ages seems like a recipe for stagnation.
Disagree. Women being highly educated has no net positive value for a society. They are risk-averse and don't create/innovate. In the 1500's how many women joined a crew and set sail to the New World? 0.
Quote:There was an article posted here about Iran limiting women's education, and it really didn't sit right with me that this was happening in a country where people carry acid around to splash on women's faces like it's water.
It's a different culture. The acid is a way to ruin a woman's smv, not kill her, imo. She'll be deformed and no man will want her. Guys don't splash acid on random chicks, only ones who reject them. Women are hypergamous, her man must be older, taller, richer, smarter, etc than she is. With equal education and career opportunities, Iranian men will lose their leverage in the sexual market and probably need to learn game as we see in the US.
Imo feminism is based on the flawed idea men and women are equal save their genitals. So yeah, no such thing as a good feminist.
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| 11-04-2012 11:53 PM |
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RE: Is there such a thing as a "good" feminist?
The word feminist can mean lots of different things, so to me there are certainly good feminists. If you transported me back in time to 1910 or put me in present day Saudi Arabia, I'd probably be considered a feminist, because I believe in full legal equality for women.
Maybe it's best to distinguish between women's rights and feminism. I believe that are a lot of innate biological differences between men and women (that statement is so tautologically true as to be inane) and that effects how I relate to women in my personal interactions. I do, however, believe that the law should be applied to everyone equally. My problem with contemporary feminists is that they're not really after equality; they're after the institutionalization of female preferences.
I would put women into three categories: traditional, feminist, and radically feminist. Traditional women stick to traditional gender roles and radical feminists run from them. Non-radical feminists are women who are somewhere in between and they don't bother me at all. Any women who wants to go against traditional gender roles is fine by me, so long as she is sincere about wanting to play by the same rules as men and is willing to deal with the consequences of her actions. I actually prefer my women somewhere in that middle category, although leaning towards the traditional side.
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| 11-07-2012 01:33 AM |
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