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>To make all feminists look like crazy women who you just can't get along with! Because any disagreement with fringe feminists, or "SJWs", is misogyny?

• codygman 13y ago
  Does disagreeing with the popular male opinion make me a "Social Justice Warrior"? I'm curious... how do you, whatever your background may be, define what is a fringe feminist? I'm interested in how you figure out what is important to a feminist and what makes her a fringe feminist? Are you, or have you ever been totally or partially female? Furthermore, what would you consider an "acceptable feminist"? How can feminists fight for their rights in a way you approve of?
  • sleephz 13y ago
    >Does disagreeing with the popular male opinion make me a "Social Justice Warrior"? What popular male opinion is that? >Define fringe feminist Andrea Dworkin >what would you consider an "acceptable feminist"? At no point did I imply that having a different opinion was "unacceptable." Simply: there are fringe and post-modern feminists that, in a nutshell, go far beyond equality and start babbling on about feminist logic. That is what C+= and the FSF are taking the piss out of.
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  • quenlinlom 13y ago
    >the popular male opinion I'm sorry, but opinions don't have genders.
    • codygman 13y ago
      That's a pretty commonly used phrase, "The popular X opinion". However, I guess it would be more accurate to say "The opinion most commonly held by X". I still think you are being pedantic though.