Can Feminists Get Any More Desperate?

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SpokenTruth said:Equal rights under the law, perhaps, but far from equal rights by society.  As a male, we rarely see this simply because it's not a direct impact on us. 

Simple test, how would any of us feel if our mothers were violated?  Or our daughters?  The problem is institutional, not legal.  And we suck at grasping that difference and recognizing the subtleties they generate.

We are blasting the messenger here.  Could the video be better in promoting the message without insinuating guilt by gender?  Certainly.  But that's a cop out, a scapegoat to allow us to snub noses at an issue we'd rather sweep under the rug than look at ourselves as a collective with the scrutiny that's warranted because we're too damn cowardly and egotistical to do it.

Of course there aren't equal rights by society. Rhetorically, your argument implies that one sex would only get the short end of the stick, and the other would only have the sugar on top. But that is not the case.

It all depends on the matter; in some things it's better for the men and worse for women, whereas some things are better for women and worse for men. You just don't see the feminists shouting out loud how unequal men are to women. In part this is because feministic narrative thinks women are worth nothing unless they're men. In feminism, it's not about making women and men equal, but making women into men.

Equivality in feminist narrative doesn't mean making things better, but equal. If one man is standing in shit to his knee and other man to his ears, both are equal when the other guy is taken standing in shit to his ears too, while constructive solution would be getting both of guys off the shit.

The white feminism isn't constructive because it is easier to destroy than construct. If you'd actually be constructive, everyone would actually have the same goals and there wouldn't be polarisation and bad guys. If there weren't bad guys, there wouldn't be anyone to drive your political agenda. Behind the hatred, you'll find political stand either purple-black or purple-red, that advocates more or less direct attack (usually violence as means of revolution) on the modern society. And, I used the term hatred because that's the word the feminists themselves use.