In feminist speak, does “privilege” just mean civil or human rights that are being targeted for removal?
OK, boys – we’re just going off target a little here – we’ll just explode this one in the Sea of Japan and see how it goes, eh? My concern over the ‘struggle for equality’ is that it always comes down to taking away the rights and hard-earned privileges of one group, and then demanding and fully expecting to be handed the same rights for another. What this means, in reality, is that feminism does not advocate equal rights – it deliberately and out of its own mouth, advocates the reduction in men’s ‘privileges’ and the deliberate installation of women’s privileges. You see this all the time here and in feminist tracts – the truth is out there and that is it. Before I go to bed – do any of those lovely young ladies out there seeking to destroy male ‘privilege’ have any real understanding of exactly how much pain, blood and effort it took to have those privileges even available to everyone qualified? And realise that those ‘privileges’ they demand would not be there without all that work
