| In the beginning the feminist movement was about equality, about equal opportunity between the sexes. The equity feminists simply wanted to be on an equal footing with the men.
But in the early 1970s there arose a new form of feminist, and this feminist was unlike her equity-minded sisters: She demanded that men be sacrificed for the sake of advancing women.
And so it began with the elimination of men's athletic programmes in universities for the sake of implementing women's programmes in the name of "equality".
And with the advent of so-called affirmative action the term "equality" became horribly corrupted. Then the same gender feminists, not content with forcing more qualified men out of promotions by judicial and media fiat, decided to corrupt our school systems by forcing our boys to become more feminine, by drugging little boys who tended to be active and rambunctious like little boys normally are.
We have watched society collapse around us as we have watched the feminisation of America, by eliminating recess and building public schools without playgrounds and forcing children to be medicated, causing enough concern for we the people to demand a federal law banning forced medication (which has passed the House).
Now the gender feminists are on the verge of demanding the forced sterilisation of little boys who are "too aggressive". And what are the determining factors to warrant such actions? Who will decide which boys are to be sterilised? Or do they just get to sterilise ALL little boys, fearing they might produce too much testosterone, leaving only female hermaphrodites able to produce testosterone, in what could be a false hope of producing only women? Why not just allow only cloning (which has been proven to be an utter failure if we remember the lessons of the late Dolly the cloned sheep) and thus endanger the human race's survival?
The problem with gender feminism is that it is wrecking America and its traditions. Now is the time to stop the militant gender feminists' assault upon our society and realise that we are all human and that's the point. The plain and simple is gender feminists have given the movement a very bad name indeed. It's no wonder books from Christina Hoff Sommers (Who Stole Feminism and The War Against Boys) have been so popular, along with Michael Savage blasting the "she-ocracy" in his bestseller The Savage Nation and Rush Limbaugh who blasted feminazis in his two books during the 1990s and Cal Thomas' 1993 bestseller The Things That Matter Most. And we must continue to fight the good fight and flush this radical fringe minority, no doubt supporters of Communism, out onto the streets... |