Anyone not like feminists?

Question

Just a question.

Answer 1

I don't particularly care for radical feminists who seem to be man haters rather than looking for equality.  I personally don't identify as a feminist.  I identify as a humanist.

Answer 2

i wouldnt say i like them, but i can see there reasoning. women are still seen as inferior by some men (not saying all) and they usually end up doing most of the child care, house work, cooking  and sometimes even a job. people seem to forget that it isnt the amount of hours you do at a job, its what you do aswell. also women dont usually get the top jobs, even though they sometimes have the same as or better than a mans qualifications.

Answer 3

what's my avatar's name?

if you see it,you will know how much I HATE FEMENISTS.

Answer 4

I strongly dislike feminists/feminism.

Answer 5

(Raises hand, looks around cautiously to see if Andrea Dworkin is around, and then puts it up higher, remembering that she's gone)

Seriously, look what happened to this guy:

http://www.ukmm.org.uk/issues/suppressio...

All for criticizing feminism. It's like a religion. You either follow it like all the good stooges, or you're a heretic, you've committed sacrilege by not committing to feminism.

To feminist attitude, I say: "Whatever"

Answer 6

I like very few people.  I haven't got a very affectionate nature.

Answer 7

I think that it's become more of a subculture of hate rather than something positive to garner more rights for women. They are people who believe that you can lead a horse to water AND make him drink as long as you nag long enough. Everyone is different, and I can't make people think how I think.

However, those douche bag mysogynists are usually easy enough to manipulate so they throw the first punch, and there's nothing sweeter than a woman beating the living p**s out of a chauvanist b*****d!

Answer 8

The word....I don't like. The people....I DO like! Most of them are really really nice women(or men)!

Answer 9

Me, Myself, and I.

I may start liking them when they actually do away with the anti-men laws (like the law in England that prohibits corporations from offering the job to a qualified man when an equally qualified lady turns up) that they pass.

Answer 10

Sadly, there is no sunset law on victimhood. The policies, organizations, and institutions put in place to deal with the very real inequities of the past have taken on a life of their own to manufacture new  "inequities" to justify their existence.

Answer 11

I believe that the word feminism has changed it's meaning. It no longer is what it was. It used to stand for the rights of women to choose to be a caregiver OR do whatever else they want to do. Feminism the way it is used now makes it seem as if caregiving shows weakness in women, but in reality it is a very noble thing to do. The whole point of feminism was to give women the ability  to choose.

Answer 12

sometimes, me

Answer 13

I believe in equal rights, that women are highly talented, unique brains, deep souls and warm hearts.  I don't agree with the ones who hate us and are prepared to take away our children, jobs, life & country.

Answer 14

I don't dislike feminists as people have the right to believe in and think about whatever they want. However, I can see in a way how feminists can sometimes be sexist - and I REALLY hate sexists!

Answer 15

I don't think they all are bad just the majority of them are. It's the ones that are sexist and are against childbearing that I don't like. Oh and also the ones that try to tell us that all women have been brainwashed by men. My teacher in my women's study class had the nerve to tell us that all heterosexual s*x was rape!! She was an obvious man hater.