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Oh of course. Wouldn't want to be associated with feminism. But hey, you can still be a feminist, just don't call it that, right? Becauase just like men's deodo
by throwaway18917 9y ago
Oh of course. Wouldn't want to be associated with feminism. But hey, you can still be a feminist, just don't call it that, right? Becauase just like men's deodorant and shaving cream, we have to have our OWN version of feminism, free from all of those WOMEN. Wouldn't want to be associated with women or have to navigate a space that isn't ours. Nope.
(Hint: this is sarcasm and feminism isn't primarily about men.)
- spearmint 9y agoPlease stop strawmanning, and try not to sound so bitter.
- legostormtroopr 9y agoSo if "feminism isn't primarily about men" then why would (and even how could) I be a part of it?