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History of Feminism

Warpy

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2. I wouldn't change a single word of this one

Reply to BainsBane (Original post)

Sun Nov 10, 2013, 05:43 PM

Nov 2013

and it's as true here in the USA as it is in Oz.

Those aren't seismic rumblings we all feel. It's the grumbling from men's rights groups over this one.

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"How to spot a misogynist" [View all] BainsBane Nov 2013 OP

Absolutely nailed it ismnotwasm Nov 2013 #1

I wouldn't change a single word of this one Warpy Nov 2013 #2

i do not believe it is merely mens rights, but men as a whole. a gender afraid of losing something. seabeyond Nov 2013 #8

I'm constantly annoyed with these. ancianita Nov 2013 #3

We see a lot of that last one BainsBane Nov 2013 #4

I went a couple rounds with somebody who insisted that because most feminists don't focus nomorenomore08 Nov 2013 #5

I know who you mean BainsBane Nov 2013 #6

But but but he wasn't calling *those* girls sluts... MadrasT Nov 2013 #7

i still want to know if i go to the store, and promise not to have sex, if i am free and clear seabeyond Nov 2013 #9