Feminism: FemiNation (1 of 2)

click here for part 2 http://youtube.com/watch?v=tWjwRAwH95s&feature=PlayList&p=C5C65B81B6A... An epic-documentary about whether or not feminism still exists today. Part one

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[embracingreality]

@WhatIsComing And then like now the sacrifices, obligations and sufferings of men are often all taken for granted and completely unappreciated by the selfish women who benefit from them. Do men some how come into the world in debt to women, do we owe them? Are women some how ENTITLED the the generosity of men just by their very right of birth? I think you would agree that the answer is an unequivocal, HELL NO!

[WhatIsComing]

Is this all? I wonder if men asked that question as they died in agony in the great war and ww2 fighting for their families. Or while dying a slow death down the mines trying to provide for their families. As much as you may think women have suffered throughout history, men have suffered just as much, if not more.

[feministsAreCorrupt]

@fargonbastedge Agreed. Only recently did I figure out the claim that comparably-educated women at work in technical fields are paid less. Their resumes are easy to view on Linked In. In nearly all cases, they have a BA in Communication, Psychology, Sociology or some other field that does not require the study of math, science or computer design. After a decade of work, they collected an MS in Engineering. How? That is not the same as a 22-23 yr old with a BS and MS in EE or CS.

[fargonbastedge]

@feministsAreCorrupt Your right. Im in the computer field (SEO, basically get websites to the top of search engines). Its a new technique that was started in mid 90's. There were many MALE pioneers who started this with no women to be seen in this industry... but just give it some time, eventually it will be taught in colleges and all these know-it-all women will start saying "women can do it too", after all the hard stuff is done. LOL equality

[locksmithite]

What irritates me most is how feminists assume that men loved getting up at the crack of dawn, skipped off to work with a big smile on their face, and enjoyed every second of sweating it out in factories, coal mines, farms, mills, and etc.. and one their death bed wished they spent more time at work... Feminists have created an entire generation of spoiled brat women who feel entitled to a problem free existence and shouldn't have to do anything unpleasant.

[producer4real]

Iron my shirt. Well said dude!

[realmanallen73]

@feministsAreCorrupt YOU ARE 1,000,000% CORRECT!!!!!

[realmanallen73]

@embracingreality I agree!

[realmanallen73]

@WhatIsComing DEFINITELY MORE. And that's coming from a descendant of Vietnam and Korean War veterans.

:-)

[Captainjack463]

Quite misleading when you question the "certain group" of males on what a feminist is, to show what the answer is that your looking for and not the real one, once again portraying men as the evil dumb ones. Well done.

[feministsAreCorrupt]

The "Buried Problem" was that men had not yet invented technology and the reasonable assembly line and comfortable office environment that allowed women to work outside of the house. Women were not oppressed : there were no such jobs that appealed to women. Feminism did not create the assembly line and the computerized office.  Those are products of male invention.