Twelve Great Myths of Feminism

From http://bit.ly/aWQodq Men, have you ever made some innocuous remark and been attacked, perhaps publicly ridiculed, by some woman who cultivates and celebrates anger as one of her primary emotions? Have you noticed that a woman who expresses criticism of a man or men is called a feminist, but a man who expresses criticism of a woman or women is called a sexist? Have you noticed that men are abused if they even accidentally use words such as 'ladies', 'girls', or 'chicks', instead of 'women' or 'womyn', but that women commonly use such terms and even quite often call men 'the boys'? Do you sense unfairness in these things and more? Then this article's for you: http://www.wilsonsalmanac.com/12myths.html and it's free for republication, provided a link-back is given.

It also links to an article called 'Strategic Disempowerment', http://bit.ly/cJYROY , which analyzes why such inequities occur and are rife in Western society, and constitute common sexism against males. For example, why a man can lose his job if his screensaver at work has a bikini-clad woman on it, but a woman won't lose her job for having a screensaver that shows men in brief swimmers. The name of the game is 'strategic disempowerment'. Although men are pretty smart, at least as smart as women, they've been slow to catch on to the ways in which they are being strategically disempowered by a minority but powerful elite group of ambitious women.

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