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Skybird
08-26-13, 05:10 AM
http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/when_feminists_believed_in_freedom/13946#.Uha_GdIqa-Y

Refreshing observations of a (female) student on what is indeed an ongoing hate crime against men that is part of so-called genderism. She hit the core of the problem with impressive precision.

Betonov
08-26-13, 07:28 AM
I don't care much about feminists.
The women that are able to find a man that pleases them won't jump the same ''hate men'' bandwagon.

Just like Freuds younger brother, Silvio said: ''when confronted by ze lack of sex, women go political, while men start wars''

And yep, she's right. Nothing but wanting priviliges despite still having some equality issues.

Dread Knot
08-26-13, 07:56 AM
These so called "radfems" really don't represent women well as a whole. More like a group of troubled, narcissistic women who have issues that they need to deal with in their personal lives but who have somehow managed to secure an audience for their deranged rantings.

Frankly, if you were to take some of their more radical screeds that describe all males as subhuman, and then substitute the word "Jews" for "men" you'd have a tract the Nazis would have taken pride in. However, they remain a tiny minority. I don't see the XY chromosome becoming a Star of David anytime soon.

the_tyrant
08-26-13, 08:06 AM
Radical feminism is slowly replacing the Taliban, IRA, KKK etc to become the most dangerous extremist movement.

It is a threat that we cannot combat, for the fear of being labeled sexist.

Feuer Frei!
08-26-13, 08:17 AM
Feminism a threat? Lol.

Are we talking feminism now or (in)equality?

Armistead
08-26-13, 08:55 AM
My step daughter and wife were watching some award show last night and it seemed every speech had a political message, mostly gay rights. Heard a few womens issues and anti-gun jabs.

Radicals speak the loudest to get attention, because they're a minority. If Lady GAGGAG is your hero, good luck.

Stealhead
08-26-13, 10:20 AM
Radical feminism is slowly replacing the Taliban, IRA, KKK etc to become the most dangerous extremist movement.

It is a threat that we cannot combat, for the fear of being labeled sexist.


:har:

Skybird
08-26-13, 10:45 AM
By observing the expanding genderistic distortions in Germany due to radical feminist lobbyism I cannot share your laughter, Steelhead.

And our worries have leaked into your country already as well. It will get your attention increasingly over the next years. Promised.

Skybird
08-26-13, 10:56 AM
My step daughter and wife were watching some award show last night and it seemed every speech had a political message, mostly gay rights. Heard a few womens issues and anti-gun jabs.

Radicals speak the loudest to get attention, because they're a minority. If Lady GAGGAG is your hero, good luck.
Well, over here, their views are - due to being seen as politically correct - mainstream, they dominate public debate, media, feuilletons, and policy making, it even has started to condense in radical-feminist law-making. Our public education system is tremendously infiltrated by it already, amongst others. The lobby within the government and political machinery is one of the strongest lobbies in place. Critical distance to it is practically non-existent. That the radical feminist cause helps the wish of the political left to destroy the burgeoise society and family, makes both natural allies and unfortunately does not really mean to weaken any of the two.

And the men? Are so much used since the 80s already to getting ridiculed and mocked so that many do not even know anymore how to fight back against these man-hating campaign. Male values and qualities are walked over, boys at school are substantially disadvantaged and discriminated by a hopelessly feminized education ideal and social climate, and we even have started to rape our own language and delete the "gender commune" in our grammar in order to please radical feminist's megalomania of minimizing what is of male quality in this world.

Tchocky
08-26-13, 12:05 PM
Yes, radical feminism is indistinguishable from Nazi propaganda and easily as great a threat as the Taliban and Ku Klux Klan.

Forum etiquette prohibits an honest response to this garbage. Cop on.

Stealhead
08-26-13, 03:42 PM
It will get your attention increasingly over the next years. Promised.

No it wont because I really do not care.I am more concerned about squirrels uniting and starting a pro squirrel movement.

If the American Red squirrel and the Eastern Gray squirrel populations unite and form a Neo-Nazi,communist,Islamist,feminist,politically correct faction(which they will) we as free thinking humans will be doomed.

I have been preparing though I have a high powered air rifle and 50,000 domed pellets.

Skybird
08-26-13, 03:46 PM
The Taliban never made it into our society and legislation, although at times our so-called representatives do their best to appease and to appeal to barbarians of their likes and to closs over their brutal nature. The Ku-Klux-Klan-type of racism was slightly more advanced and has appealed to parts of the US population, but for the most was unable to maintain its influence on keeping racist laws and apartheid in society.

Seen that way, radical feminism, which has manged to silence opposition to it and having any opinion questioning it or not agreeing with demonized and witch-hunted through the village, is so very very much more successful.

And it is like this in other European countries as well. Austria. Sweden. Britain. Netherlands. These are the countries I read most often mentioned in reports about these issues.

Tchocky
08-26-13, 03:47 PM
You cannot possibly be serious.

u crank
08-26-13, 03:49 PM
No it wont because I really do not care.I am more concerned about squirrels uniting and starting a pro squirrel movement.

If the American Red squirrel and the Eastern Gray squirrel populations unite and form a Neo-Nazi,communist,Islamist,feminist,politically correct faction(which they will) we as free thinking humans will be doomed.

Now how am I gonna sleep tonight? :O:

Stealhead
08-26-13, 03:59 PM
Now how am I gonna sleep tonight? :O:

This could could happen to you u crank

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmu5sRIizdw&feature=player_detailpage#t=99 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=pmu5sRIizdw#t=98)

Skybird
08-26-13, 04:03 PM
No it wont because I really do not care.I am more concerned about squirrels uniting and starting a pro squirrel movement.

If the American Red squirrel and the Eastern Gray squirrel populations unite and form a Neo-Nazi,communist,Islamist,feminist,politically correct faction(which they will) we as free thinking humans will be doomed.

I have been preparing though I have a high powered air rifle and 50,000 domed pellets.
You will, when you realise that you as a male gets discriminated indirectly, by paying higher health insurance fees because over here insurers must now exclusively offer unisex tariffs that must deny different health risks for men and women. Or when you file in your interest for a teaching job at university and are being told that more and more jobs as proferssors are female-excluiusvely, and that a woman was chosen although her qualification was lesser than yours. Or when you see your son joining a test for studying medicine and finds he gets refused with a superior point scoring, while girls with lower scoring got accepted, because the university wants to boost the number of female students. Or when you realize that studies and social workers show you that your little son at school has a much higher risk of getting less attention and a higher risk of failing than girls, which then are claimed to be "intellectually superior", because school focuses to foster them, while ignoring boys. Or when you fight with your divorced wife over the rights to have children visiting you, or you get sentenced for more finajcial payments than you can affords, and have to realise this is becasue you are just a stupoid father - who simply counts less because he is a man. Or when you reralise that public opinion pouts you and men in general under general suspicion just because you are male, and you get accused of being a potential rapist and the TV show allows feminists to claim that men love to beat women at home, while the statistics show that more homegrown violence is committed by females against males, than by males against females.

People's primary learning organ is not the brain, but the pain cell. But the problem with that is when it sends the alarm, the cause of the pain already has struck and the damage has been done.

Tribesman
08-26-13, 04:08 PM
You cannot possibly be serious.

He is.
It is a well known fact to those people who know it as a fact, opposition to "radical feminism" is banned and people who question it get weighed against a duck to prove they are witches.:yep:

Tchocky
08-26-13, 04:09 PM
the TV show allows feminists to claim that men love to beat women at home, while the statistics show that more homegrown violence is committed by females against males, than by males against females.

Ah, "the statistics".


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epidemiology_of_domestic_violence#Gender_bias

As always when dealing with large blustery over-generalisations, the answer is - "it's complicated". Certainly it is not as you describe.

EDIT - because, you know, crikey.

Or when you file in your interest for a teaching job at university and are being told that more and more jobs as proferssors are female-excluiusvely, and that a woman was chosen although her qualification was lesser than yours.

Congratulations on missing the entire reality. Only 13% of tenured professors in Germany are women (data from 2010) and Germany has one of the biggest gender pay differentials in Europe.

Taking small steps on a few hundred (out of 38,000) posts is not the end of the world.


Statistics from here - http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/18/world/europe/18iht-women.html?pagewanted=all and here - http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/sexism-in-germany-universities-rewarded-for-hiring-women-professors-a-576238.html


I know that 13% seems like a lot and these fundamentalist genderising Taliban man-hating communists should just shut up and be happy with their lot. :nope:

u crank
08-26-13, 04:40 PM
This could could happen to you u crank


You're not helping. :haha:

Skybird
08-26-13, 05:27 PM
Tchocky,

You claim statistics being abused, and then give it a twist yourself? I know that women are a minority in teaching positions at universities here. But their number is skyrocketing, and that is not due to massive rise in competence and bigger interest all of a sudden. That women are being underrepresented in many branches and fields , has many causes. For example that women are not interested in branches and certain things that men claim to have high interest in. Because men and women have different interests, and different life plans. A simple fact that feminists and gender equality-enforcers social engineers fighting for a 50:50 relation constantly deny and ignore.

Fact is that in germany we have a legislation now that demands to boost the number of female professors by denying male candidates the right to have their bid taken into account - they get excluded because they are men. It is policy of all parties, and it is valid law. It also is part of EU legislation. Fact also is that the principle that when you compete for a job or position, where men and women should have the same rights and should not be discriminated, is being violated, although we even have it in the Basic Law. Fact also is that over the cause of the past 12-18 months here in Europe we have had several incidents illustrating to what degree the feminist lobby already has hijacked the decision- and policy-forming levels of the hierarchies, that even male colleagues fall into the propaganda vocabulary of feminist dogma, and that it is spreading. If only I would have posted the many German news reports of that time. You would see how tremendous the damage is. It does not boost our competitiveness and the competence of our students. Both are in decline instead. That also is a fact. One has to read beyond the statistics given by the government, though. But that goes without saying with any government statistic.

As you may know, in German we have verbal differentiation between male and female articles that are unknown in English. In English, a male professor is the professor, and a female professor again is the professor. In German, we have the male "der Professor" and the female "die Professorin". We also have what is called genus commune, or ambigen, a grammatical case deriving from linguistic developments from the early medieval on, or was it even Latin, I am not sure. It is a grammatical clause for both the masculinum and femininum. It means that when addressing a general, gender-unspecific group of mixed males and females, one apparent article is used to adress and imply both men and women. It then means both explicitly and implicitly, even if it sounds like the masculinum.

How did this come? In indogermanic languages, there were two genera, ambigen (for all persons), and genus impersonale (for things and objects). Later, probably during a relatively matriarchalic period, the femininum was introduced, as an honourful grammatic addressing of women. A dedicated genus for men did not exist, and instead the genus commune was then to adress sometimes a mixed group of men and women, sometimes men exclusively, depending on the real situation. So, the ambigen was used to address men, and then was called masculinum, while women got a different in form and sound genus for themselves. The existence of the socalled masculinum in German and related languages is a misunderstanding of history, in the end. A dedicated masculine genus does not exist! Just a genus communale that later was used to adress not only mixed groups and all persons in general, but also to refer to men. If they would not have called that "masculinum", feminist language war would not exist today.

You wonder why I try (and struggle) to explain this, and you give spit for it because you underestimate it anyway. But it is important. Because you do not know what deformations and distortions we do to your language since some years. That politicians politically correct address the people with "Liebe Mitbürgerinnen und Mitbürger" where Englishmen see no discrimination at all in just adressing the people with "dear citizens" (instead of saying something stupid like "dear citizens and citizencenesses") has become known outside Germany in past years, and caused clueless scratching of heads and mild amusement. But that we now have ambitions to have "Vorständinnen" (femininum) accompanying our "Vorstände" (genus commune; and many more stunts like that, is a rape of our cultural heritage, which last but not least bases on our rich lingual heritage, last but not least. And the first two universities now have banned this genus commune, although it is completely gender neutral and not expressing a male-focussed grammar at all, which is a fact, to make that clear again. Male professors now are adressed by a gender-specific grammatical format: the feminum. And that is no "gender commune". A male prof now is "Frau Professorin". That compares to calling a man in English a Miss. Obama is Miss President, or to Germanize it a bit to make it clarer, he is Miss "Presidencess" (with no gender commune implied).

As said, the first two universitiy have forced this into offocial lanmguage usage in their institutes. Other universities are annluncing to follow.

Ironically, the whole issue started as a bitter sarcastic joke by one male prof who complained about the political correctness in language killing the easy and comfortable verbal conversation by headlessly "bureaucraticing" it and making it hilariously complex over nothing. The left groups at the university fetched that up, made it an agenda, campaigned, and finally had the established feminist group in the administration pushing it through. Such groups and lobbies have become extremely strong in the education system over here, additionally to the feminine basic climate you already have in schools, the soft-being and girls-nursing, the forbidding of boys playing like boys, with that beign sanctioned and always smiling supressed and then wondering why boys' rates of showing behavioral anomalities and cognitive deficits are skyrocketing. It's all a system designed for girls, and doing damage to the difference that lies in being a boy. And I happen to have several teachers in my social circle, I really get told some stories and complaints on the system's derailment, really. And these lobby groups are not equality between men and women, and they do not mind equal chances and justice as demanded by our Basic Law. They want feminist dominance and the minimizing of male values and the discrimination of men. Many events there have been in Germany, Austria over the past years that illustrate that the campaign is anything but weak, and anything but harmless, and already has resulted in the juristic legalisation of discriminating men on the basis of male gender. I am all for equal rights before the law, but I bitterly refuse attempts to redefine both sexes as equal in interests and psyche, to make everybody equal, or to replace injustice against the one by the injustice now committed against the other. It has all derailed, with balance destroyed and handsight refused.

But go ahead, stick your head in the sand, keeping only the left eye open. Not the only issue where you react like that, as we both know.

Tribesman
08-26-13, 05:33 PM
But onto serious matters, if this forced program of radical feministionalisation carries on who is going to do the ironing?

Stealhead
08-26-13, 08:24 PM
I am good there I learned how to iron and clean in the Air Force.

Once the women take over I plan on starting a clothes ironing business I will make millions.Always a silver lining.Of course my wife and daughter would keep all of my earnings but we will be wealthy.

the_tyrant
08-26-13, 09:58 PM
You see, the ingenuity of the feminist extremist is the fact that their demands seem perfectly reasonable on the surface. They are completely able to force through their demands by disguising it as something reasonable.

What are the odds of the anarchist extremists being able to push through their demands? 0.000001%? 0.0000001%?

The feminist extremists are dangerous, because they actually have a chance of succeeding. Unlike most other extremists. They might not be loud, but they do have the highest chance of success amongst extremist organizations.

Stealhead
08-26-13, 11:23 PM
Which is still extremely low.

That is why they are called extremists because the ideas promoted are extreme and on the fringe an not supported by any notable portion of their peer group.

Look around you in the US do you know who the most equal employer is for women?Drum roll...... the US military.

They are the largest employer in the US that pays men and women equally for the same job.You get payed by your rank and time in service and it is the same for everyone come from Texas and are a Chinese-American male you get the same pay as a African-American female assuming that the same rank and time in grade is held.(some variation occurs depending on state the service member "originated" from taxes in cases where the state has an income tax many in the military try to get stationed in an income tax free state so they can change their state residence.)

Do I agree with any extreme view?Hell no**. Do I think that everyone should get the same pay based on skill and experience(time in the job) regardless of sex,race or creed hell yes I do.

Look at businesses in the US they take advantage of women all the time because they know that women tend to be less demanding than men.A man will ask for more pay 90% or the time a woman 90% of the time wont.It is exploration pure and simple.

**dependent on what you consider extreme.To me militant running around with an AK is extreme(most of the time)

Aktungbby
08-27-13, 01:25 AM
[QUOTE=Skybird;2106190]Tchocky,

In German, we have the male "der Professor" and the female "die Professorin".
Yupper! It's a 'DER-DIE' business after all! She's got the "ins" und ve are on der "oots"! Sprechinzie getting der gist of der argument!:k_confused:

Skybird
08-27-13, 05:29 AM
Wikipedia is one of the most fought-over media battlefields of feminists and political correctness lunatics. Of the German site it is known since long that the censorship of non-conformal text contributions and left- and feminism-critical entries is very quickly deleted and replaced, because feminists and political correctness fanatics form the majority of the staff in the German wikipedia section, which has led to several of their best authors having left (being mobbed out) over the past four years, and before.

By tendency, it is like this in many media. But I was surprised to see what I did see when looking up Bradley Manning in the English section.

Go to your English Wikipedia, and search for the person (you cannot say guy anymore without being accused of discrimination, or can you?). I help you a bit:

LINK TO ENGLISH WIKIPEDIA ENTRY ON MANNING (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelsea_Manning)

They have beaten themselves this time!

Skybird
08-27-13, 05:34 AM
And I am wondering. When you can change your gender in a public encyclopedia by writing a simple letter and without providing any medical evidence, can you also change your nationality, the numerical level of your wealth, and recordings of things you get quoted by?

And is Manning serving his time in a prison for men or women? Or do they build a crossgender prison now, for those people being undecided over what they want to be?

And finally, isn't it sexual discrimination to call him still "Manning" when the politically correct form now would be "Womanning"?

Tchocky
08-27-13, 05:47 AM
Well, gender is exactly the same as nationality and as quantifiable as wealth.


So all this is completely reasonable

Skybird
08-27-13, 06:04 AM
Was für'n Quatsch.

Often repeated by genderists and the left, still not any less false.

The mere existence of this problem of cross-gender patients (people with one gender identity and "soul" trapped in a body of the opposite sex) show that gender roles are anything but arbitrary, and that we are not being born as tabula rasa. Neither biologically, nor psychologically.

I even go further. I say genderism studies as being done at our universities now, have no academical basis. You could as well run university courses for a branch like homeopathy or astrology. You can examine what makes people believe this bollocks, and how that belief changes their behavior, yes. But examining the object of your research, and teaching the object like any academic branch, are two totally different things.

Tribesman
08-27-13, 09:01 AM
And finally, isn't it sexual discrimination to call him still "Manning" when the politically correct form now would be "Womanning"?
It would be, but only you was a complete pillock.
I wonder where you get your fanciful definitions from, do you make them up yourself or just take them from loony blogs?

Aktungbby
08-27-13, 09:58 AM
Hey Hey !! I'm still in my oilskin kilt off Glasgow in my VIIB. The mascara iss mucking up the periscope. My first officer is worse, one of his eye lashes came off on the UZO..." don ve now our gay apparel":Kaleun_Periskop: