Reddit reviews The Feminist Lie: It Was Never About Equality
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>Feminists and men’s rights activists shouldn’t be enemies. They’re both supposed to be for equal rights.
Ah, The Feminist Lie: It was never about equality.
here's a link to it..
https://www.amazon.com/Feminist-Lie-Never-About-Equality/dp/1546926097/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1495960018&sr=8-1
> Seriously you expect me to watch all that?
Watch however much you want whenever you want to.
> Please summarize.
They hate divorce court. They hate the institutionalized and legally codified misandry (here, here, here, here, here, etc.). They hate contempt for men in society.
The reasons have been accounted for, documented and published all over the place.
>Interesting point of view. I would say not having the right to vote and being considered “property” is oppression, but I can see why you would think otherwise.
Then men have just as much right to complain too, since most men in the west couldn't vote until the mid-19th century at the earliest, especially in the UK, where we couldn't vote until 1918, just a decade before most women could. Also, women might have been considered property but least society doesn't still treat you like a disposable utility. There was never much equality in the world, until recently. In fact, there still isn't.
>I don’t agree “protection” is the correct description.
It was in those days.
>It seems you don’t have a full understanding of why the feminist movement began in the 19th century, because there genuinely were unequal rights and women were seen as lesser than a man
When did I say they didn't have less rights? All I said was the movement was not entirely pure from the start. True equality was never their final goal.
>legally women are equals, which is what the movement achieved
And much more than that, of course.
>I would be happy to delve deeper into your perspective of the topic if you are willing to share links or names of texts.
This and this are good places to start. I also encourage you to read this to learn more about how women have more or less manipulated society to their liking and how men (especially those in power) will often betray their own gender to bow to the demands of women. I think you'll find these books very interesting and eye-opening.
>Also, I’m not sure what you mean by “today’s morals” because morals are timeless. There are different philosophies, so of course you may disagree.
What is considered "right and wrong" throughout history changes is what I'm saying. You can't apply our standards to the past. I'm sure people in the future will look back in horror at things we don't even consider to be bad today.