Is feminism running rampant on university campuses?

Post Reply New Topic

^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I don't know. I doubt that I'd sleep with a girl like that if she paid me to do it.

Feminism = Women having equal rights to self determination and pay. If a man is upset by this he's merely distressed about masculine privilege slowly eroding. If a woman makes misandristic statements, ignore her as she has the same first amendment right to make an ass of herself just like men have been doing for centuries. I'm not proud of my gender, ethnicity or nationality. I'm proud to be human.

Listen, women are always going to be disgruntled with men. because they do not like whom they consider rejects hitting on them. while men will never get a date or sex or anything of the like if he never tries hitting on women. its a catch 22, cant win. this is mostly because women are the employers and the men the unemployed. men are the ones who has to approach women while women are the ones whom always accepts or reject the men. men b***h about the rejection while women b***h about the ones they reject hitting on them. there will never be sexual equality as long as humans plays those rolls.

At my uni, the feminist society has been trying to change a lot on campus lately. One motion they tried to pass was that f somebody found a song at the student union "triggerring", then a committee of two people would have to decide if it gets banned on campus. If they can't decide, then they will just ban it.

I understand that some people don't like Robin Thicke and I'm not saying that his music has much artistic merit, but they don't get to decide what art is acceptable and what art isn't. And to exploit PTSD in order to bolster your obvious censorship campaign is disgusting.

Some idiot in our student magazine tried to justify it, saying it wasn't an infringement on free speech. Well, okay - two can play at that game. If two people can decide what is art and what isn't, then I'm going to nominate hundreds of songs for review - all of them popular and unassuming. Katy Perry's Firework? Sounds like propaganda from Al Queda to me. Eiffel 65's move your body? That's body shaming and ableist!

Seriously, third wave feminism is embarrassing.

Their total ignorance of PTSD is really irritating. The most ordinary thing can be a trigger; we physically cannot remove anything that could possibly trigger someone.

I also find it really irritating when I click on an article entitled, say, "campus rape on the rise", and at the start there is a "trigger warning" saying that the article discusses rape. That's really obvious from the title. If the mere mention of rape is triggering for someone, they could have been triggered by your title or your stupid trigger warning.