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Originally Posted by Nyororin
Didn`t read the original blog post - I`m not going to waste my time.
But I will pipe in and said that I`m an anti-feminist female in Japan.
I`m an egalitarian.
Equality is, well, different but equal. Feminism ends up meaning "Equal in status, but better in every way than those nasty men!" Feminism calls for all the benefits of equal status, but with special allowances and bonuses because you`re female.
It`s misandry, plain and simple.
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Quixote, I'll answer your question by replying to Nyororin's post with a big YES!
Equality of access and opportunity (along with responsibility) is a vital goal for our modern society, now that talent (and not force of arms, as in the past!) is the key to success. But the feminist narrative tries to get there by casting women as victims and men as ogres. That path is harmful and destructive, and many lies have been told in the service of that narrative.
Japan has barely tapped the huge talent of its female workforce. That is one of its biggest failings.