I saw the same happen with the brazillian one (it died infighting before even managing to finish the party registration process) This has two issues: One, it

I saw the same happen with the brazillian one (it died infighting before even managing to finish the party registration process) This has two issues: One, it shows a younger generation that has a "fix everything" syndrome, they see lots of problems, and try to fix them all at once... It is obvious that at least in politics, this does not work. The second, is that feminism, and other socialist ideologies, need a high amount of state control, while IP laws need less, and thus when you mix the two ideologies on your party you end with lots of infighting, hardcore feminists won't want to reform IP anymore, and hardcore IP reformers are most likely lean to the libertarian or anarchist side of things and are against feminist policies.