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History of Feminism

BainsBane

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8. The arguments from some are the same

Reply to YoungDemCA (Reply #3)

Thu Oct 24, 2013, 09:12 PM

Oct 2013

Then there is the study from he 1980s, claiming women say no even when they want to have sex. It's frequently posted, attributed to "feminists," with no indication of how old it is, the context of the literature, or subsequent research. Where would one even find something like that if not from an MRA website? I don't know, but I do know the poster has refused to say where he came across it.

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Shutting us down: How online misogyny prevents women from fully participating in democracy [View all] ismnotwasm Oct 2013 OP

and expressing our views amounts to "bullying." BainsBane Oct 2013 #1

Sensitive types aren't they? ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #2

There are whole online discussion groups dedicated to whining about "misandry"... YoungDemCA Oct 2013 #3

The only near equivalent ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #4

It's not that they don't understand YoungDemCA Oct 2013 #5

I can see that ismnotwasm Oct 2013 #6

that is what i have concluded. i really thought surely with education. but, the reality i come to seabeyond Oct 2013 #7

Indeed, there is NO such thing as "reverse" racism. Nor "reverse" sexism, either. AverageJoe90 Oct 2013 #10

The arguments from some are the same BainsBane Oct 2013 #8

Sickening stuff.....really wish Twitter would do more to crack down on misogyny. AverageJoe90 Oct 2013 #9