On why I am not a feminist

 For one thing, I'm a man. 

Also, crap like this: Menopause should be ‘protected by law just like race and religion’ Campaigners have called on the Government to amend the Equality Act so women are not restricted by ‘rigid sickness policies’ at work

2nd wave feminists: we are just as good as men and don’t need no special treatment!

3rd/4th wave feminists: we demand special treatment!

What we have seen with feminism is another example of the Iron Law, the organizations established to fight genuine injustice succeeded, but rather than say job done they need to find new causes to keep everyone paid and get media attention. So they end up going down the rabbit hole of more and more ludicrous causes to champion (see also anti-racist and LGBT groups)

At this point, I am coming to the conclusion that the ideology which did the most long-term damage to the West in the 20th and 21st centuries wasn't fascism, communism, or socialism but feminism, a big part of the demographic collapse in the developed nations is due to it convincing a generation of young women that they are better off becoming blue-haired harridans and dying alone instead of marrying and raising a family.

Updated; reading Tom Knighton's substack post: It's time to acknowledge truth about "gender pay gap reminded me of this video from a few years ago: 

Again the feminists use half-truths and selective examples to make it seem like a problem when really there isn't one. 

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