cyberdad wrote:
dorkseid wrote:
I don't owe anyone an apology for being male, straight, cis, or white. And anybody that has a problem with that can screw off.
How did race suddenly become an issue? I thought you created this thread about feminism?
Sticking to the thread I suspect the old fashioned values you yearn for where women had a set role in society as caregivers and supporters of their husband are long gone. I agree with some of your earlier points about feminism that are worth debating but it seems you have run out of constructive things to say and your defence of your position is getting a bit flakey.
Considering the the dominant strain of Feminism now seems to be Intersectional Feminism, I don't think you can in good faith pretend that race isn't also relevant when criticising feminism.
dorkseid wrote:
Wolfram87 wrote:
dorkseid wrote:
Is the radical fringe still radical if it becomes the mainstream?
No longer fringe, but still radical. Radical refers to the belief that change is needed at the fundamental level (usually in accordance with ones own particular belief system). From the latin "radicalis", "root".
I think society needs a lot of changes at the fundamental level. But blaming all our problems on a class of people is childish and unproductive.
Agreed, but radicals tend to ignore radical changes to society that have occoured in favour of staring themselves blind on the radical changes that they want to have happened. And that's Before we consider the issue of how authoritarian would society have to become to implement those changes. For instance, one of Feminisms express goals from the start have been the destruction of the family.
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