Feminism 101

My 101 series will include a deeper look into certain aspects of our society.

Feminism 101 is simply an analysis.

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[Lachdenan]

One more slay on ignorant feminazis and their revilement of proper ladies and proper gentlemen...basically their hatred of God and nature.

[flamingaxe791]

Men are tired of the feminist trash, battle will be set 2038 when women will be wiped from the face of the earth after a planed take over of the male race.

A prophecy from Darwin him self.

[patchissues]

Ok. I don't fully agree for several reasons that it would take too much space and time to discuss here. I think I understand though, reminds me of how some marxists reason about class. And they seem to have been partially correct in putting class before gender since gender equality has progressed much faster in socialist countries. But anyhow, thanks for explaining your perspective.

[LLO525Star]

It's really quite simple. We're Black first. Our first obligation should be to our people. After that to the needs of the sub-groups. Feminism gets the sistas eyes off of the real ball, focusing on what they (but really white women) think they need, rather than the needs of the group to which they truly belong. If we stood as a Black nation, none of our demands could be denied because of our strength and the righteousness of the cause. And these demands would include anything our sistas need.

[patchissues]

Uhm. We are still fighting for womens right to decide over their own bodies in many countries, but thats kind of besides the point. I was wondering how the basic ideas of feminism go against "black unity"?

[LLO525Star]

Who are you, Geraldo? Putting words in my handsome mouth..!

Please do not assume that feminism had anything to do with those. Certain key figures are in place to take credit for what was gonna go down anyway. Example: abortion. Whether the people really wanted it or not, it was going to get passed because it fell in line with the depopulation agenda. But when it was passed, "women's rights" groups claimed the victory.

[patchissues]

Ok and you believe that such things as government funded daycare, two earner households, equal parental responsibilities and rights et.c. are counter productive to what you refer to as black unity and black power?

[LLO525Star]

One's actions are influenced by their opinions, which in turn are influenced by how they wish to live. I'm not gonna waste a lot of time on this issue, since feminism is a dead animal.

The value of someone's opinion is weighed against what can be considered to be their true motives. I said "sarcastic;" I used a Star Wars reference, 4 Ptah's sake..!

So let me bottom-line it for you: If it does not promote BLACK UNITY and BLACK POWER, it is garbage. And that's based on my own value system.

[patchissues]

Calling someone ones apprentice is not patronizing. And the value of someones opinion should first and foremost be determined by their sexual preferences. Hm yes, those are some interesting scales you have.

[LLO525Star]

You bet. But I wasn't being patronizing or prejudiced. Sarcastic, yes (that's me; deal) and definitely judgmental...but only after I weigh the facts/issues at hand.