Karen Straughan released an audio blog about Coming Out as an Anti-Feminist and expressed the fear that she encountered when contemplating taking the step of putting her real name and her real face to her stance against Feminism. Her words are quite powerful and intriguing and something that many people could possibly relate to.
The term Anti-Feminist is strong and clear yet it's very nature has media outlets and of course Feminists themselves claiming it to be a hate group. Being anti-something to them means that you obviously hate it, so you are a hate group.
They will then point to the dictionary definitions and tweet, retweet, rinse and repeat this to further strengthen this claim that Anti-Feminists are a hate group.
FEMINISM
Oxford - The advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of the equality of the sexes.
Dictionary.com - the doctrine advocating social, political, and all other rights of women equal to those of men.
Cambridge - the belief that women should be allowed the same rights, power, and opportunities as men and be treated in the same way, or the set of activities intended to achieve this state.
So Feminism looks like a really nice ideal ideology to follow and to be Anti Feminism is to be anti-equality for women if you believe these definitions are accurate.
However, if you examine Feminism and those who support it (Feminists) you don't have to scratch the surface long enough to discover that Feminism is not advocating equal rights to men at all, it is advocating privilege for women over men, and to some degree punishment for previous oppression.
So one can easily argue that Anti-Feminists certainly do have a case and a non-hateful purpose, and they have never been classified as a hate group in any official capacity. But yes, it is certainly a movement that is against Feminists and their achievements in securing female privilege at the detriment of men, but it is certainly not driven by hate.
If the term hate group is to be fairly applied then you would honestly think that Feminists were the hate group based on their man-hating ideology and their behaviour towards Anti-Feminists and MRA's. Feminists have aggressively shut down many lectures and meetings of Anti-Feminists, in particular Janice Fiamengo and Warren Farrell, and it was well documented how they severely protested the screening of the Red Pill movie at Sydney University. Not to forget how they still manage to get Honey Badger meetings moved to other locations and harass movie theatres into cancelling Red Pill screenings.
Have you ever seen an Anti-Feminist demonstration? Have you ever seen what happens when Anti-Feminists or MRA's try to hold a meeting? Have you ever seen Anti-Feminists displaying hatred on the streets, yelling and screaming about their intolerance or hatred of Feminism or women in general? Probably not, I hear you say. Anti-Feminists are not a hate group and do not campaign on a platform of hatred. So be proud to be an Anti-Feminist.
Anti-Feminists, it's time to come out. Use your real name and your real face and show the world that you are not a sneaky member of some falsely-accused hidden hate group, but show that you are a proud representative of Anti-Feminist ideology. Be like Karen, be brave and join the club of out and proud Anti-Feminists.
Hats off to Karen Straughan and to all of you who have 'come out' as Anti-Feminists.
PICTURES
If you Google Anti-Feminist rally, you will only get pictures of Feminist rallies, so its best to Google Men's Rights rally to try and find Anti-Feminist rally pictures.
The worst look like this...
Most look like this...
While I can imagine these rallies might get rowdy, it hardly looks like a gathering of a hate group. Here are a few images that I think look like the gathering of a hate group....and yes they are Feminists.
The term Anti-Feminist is strong and clear yet it's very nature has media outlets and of course Feminists themselves claiming it to be a hate group. Being anti-something to them means that you obviously hate it, so you are a hate group.
They will then point to the dictionary definitions and tweet, retweet, rinse and repeat this to further strengthen this claim that Anti-Feminists are a hate group.
FEMINISM
Oxford - The advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of the equality of the sexes.
Dictionary.com - the doctrine advocating social, political, and all other rights of women equal to those of men.
Cambridge - the belief that women should be allowed the same rights, power, and opportunities as men and be treated in the same way, or the set of activities intended to achieve this state.
So Feminism looks like a really nice ideal ideology to follow and to be Anti Feminism is to be anti-equality for women if you believe these definitions are accurate.
However, if you examine Feminism and those who support it (Feminists) you don't have to scratch the surface long enough to discover that Feminism is not advocating equal rights to men at all, it is advocating privilege for women over men, and to some degree punishment for previous oppression.
So one can easily argue that Anti-Feminists certainly do have a case and a non-hateful purpose, and they have never been classified as a hate group in any official capacity. But yes, it is certainly a movement that is against Feminists and their achievements in securing female privilege at the detriment of men, but it is certainly not driven by hate.
If the term hate group is to be fairly applied then you would honestly think that Feminists were the hate group based on their man-hating ideology and their behaviour towards Anti-Feminists and MRA's. Feminists have aggressively shut down many lectures and meetings of Anti-Feminists, in particular Janice Fiamengo and Warren Farrell, and it was well documented how they severely protested the screening of the Red Pill movie at Sydney University. Not to forget how they still manage to get Honey Badger meetings moved to other locations and harass movie theatres into cancelling Red Pill screenings.
Have you ever seen an Anti-Feminist demonstration? Have you ever seen what happens when Anti-Feminists or MRA's try to hold a meeting? Have you ever seen Anti-Feminists displaying hatred on the streets, yelling and screaming about their intolerance or hatred of Feminism or women in general? Probably not, I hear you say. Anti-Feminists are not a hate group and do not campaign on a platform of hatred. So be proud to be an Anti-Feminist.
Anti-Feminists, it's time to come out. Use your real name and your real face and show the world that you are not a sneaky member of some falsely-accused hidden hate group, but show that you are a proud representative of Anti-Feminist ideology. Be like Karen, be brave and join the club of out and proud Anti-Feminists.
Hats off to Karen Straughan and to all of you who have 'come out' as Anti-Feminists.
PICTURES
If you Google Anti-Feminist rally, you will only get pictures of Feminist rallies, so its best to Google Men's Rights rally to try and find Anti-Feminist rally pictures.
The worst look like this...
Most look like this...
While I can imagine these rallies might get rowdy, it hardly looks like a gathering of a hate group. Here are a few images that I think look like the gathering of a hate group....and yes they are Feminists.