Comments by "" (@Divide_et_lmpera) on "Memeable Data" channel.

@bri.szz17 Almost all mainstream newspapers have their feminist column. Feminist views are regularly promoted in them, as well as in TV and of course Big Tech. Even so-called "idependent" media like The Guardian are by default feminist. They promote feminist beliefs such as "gender pay gap" regardless of whether it's true or not. How many mainstream media do you know that regularly promote either anti-feminism or male advocacy groups to balance things out? Universities all around the world also have Feminist Studies and Womens' Studies but not too many male oriented equivalents. Our society definitely IS super feminist and gynocentric.
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@aki9en Feminism has NEVER been about equality. From the very beginning it was about rights for women without corresponding duties. For example, men's right to vote is tied to their obligation to go to war and die for their country. Despite this, at least 40% of men in Britain during the WW1 still didn't have right to vote. Women got their right to vote without any such obligation. That's a privilege, not equality. And that's not the only one. We can go one by one, as long as Youtube doesn't delete it (which it will). Also, there's no such thing as "true feminism". Currently there are around 26 distinct branches of feminism, many of which are against each other. Which one of them is the "true feminism" and which ones are not?
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@aki9en Also, whenever someone brings up men's issues, a lot of feminists get noticeably upset. Their view is that talking about men's issues takes away from talking about women's issues. And, as we all know, we should talk about women's issues 100% of the time. I've even heard that talking about men's issues is "misogyny". See my response to bri.ssz17 as well. I hope it won't just disappear.
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You dye your hair purple/green and enroll to Gender Studies or some other similar field that is highly useful for human society.
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Nah, don't be so self-critical.
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Patriarchy is just how things naturally evolve in harsher times. In easy times the patriarchy can be pushed back or even disappear, pretty much like it is today in the US, EU and most First World countries. We are not living in the patriarchy today, despite certain group still fighting against it, lol.
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Male and female are not a social construct by any stretch of imagination.
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@StrikerEureka13 What if it was "just a half second in the background" calling feminists misandrists or something like that? Would that be OK too?
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@StrikerEureka13 I would also be curious to hear what makes which group incorrect. For example, saying that men get screwed in marriage and in divorce is incorrect? Pointing out to ANY negative traits of women is incorrect? Pointing out to massive double standards in how men vs women are judged by the society is incorrect? Given the fact that terms like "toxic masculinity" and "fragile masculinity" and "male privilege" and others that are openly derogatory toward men, are totally OK for the mainstream media?
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