Questioning the human nature in feminism

[Anonymous]

My opinion on feminism? This. This right here.

First, let me be clear! I am in no way a anti-feminist. I stand for logic and reasoning and am largely neutral in the argument. I disagree with most of feminism as it is now a days. Though my life isn't affected by it at all so I don't care. If a "man tax" becomes a reality I might be more vocal about my opinion. Either way I'm in no way trying to be a hypocrisy or overly offensive. So without further ado here is what's up G@Gers.

Early Feminism stood for equal rights for women. I.E. Right to vote, Right to own property, Right to an Education etc. This I agree with. Though I don't understand one thing. Why? I mean, yeah women want a say in the goings on of their country but still. No matter all the advice your parents and grandparents give to advocate "Don't take the free ride in your own life" human nature will take the easiest route to survival. That's how it works. So why fight for a harder life? Why fight for having to fend for yourselves? That doesn't make sense. At least to me. Why not fight for an easy life with perks? Maybe someone can explain and help me ponder? Anyways that's my opinion.

Thanks for reading G@Gers!

Cheers!

[Anonymous]

Well, feminism accomplished those things... affording women the right to vote, own property and get an education... but what it also accomplished was making women less happy in general, driving a wedge between men and women, generating a hell of a lot of hatred and sexism and creating and maintaining a false sense of oppression and victimhood among western women.

[myTake Owner]

Very well put my friend.