I'm sure this has been asked around here before, and thousands of farmers have tilled the soil and harvested oodles of spergs, but has this bullshit movement and ideology ever been legitimately for gender equality?
It never was.It was never about equality.
Even during its first wave, when the fight was about the right to vote, the white women threw their black brothers under the bus.
Feminists will always silence and step on other people to get what they want while crying out how virtuous they are.
I also read that feminists had ties to the Ku Klux Clan because, of course, a lot of them were wives to klansmen.It never was.
The first wave was full of the same white feathering cunts shaming men to go throw their lives away and die in the meat grinder of WW1.
And nothing stopped them from completely shitting on the few who actually physically made it back.
It's not just in the UK. In India, rich urbanites frequently go on field trips to the countryside to express a desire to live like the humble farmer- and meanwhile the humble farmer wishes they had the money to live like the urbanites. All these "justice" movements are movements perpetrated by the bourgeoise upper class of a country- a class whose needs are so thoroughly fulfilled (by that country's standards) that they have to make up problems to solve.No, The first wave fighting for women's right to vote in the UK entirely ignored millions of white men that couldn't vote because at the time they had to own land to be allowed to vote.
Feminism was just a hobby for wealthy bored housewives, widows and spinsters. who didn't even particularly care about poor women the wives of the men without votes.
It's not just in the UK. In India, rich urbanites frequently go on field trips to the countryside to express a desire to live like the humble farmer- and meanwhile the humble farmer wishes they had the money to live like the urbanites. All these "justice" movements are movements perpetrated by the bourgeoise upper class of a country- a class whose needs are so thoroughly fulfilled (by that country's standards) that they have to make up problems to solve.
all of this has happened beforeThe reception that the intelligentsia received in the communes was so poor that it destroyed their idealized image of the peasant that was so common prior to 1874. The Narodniks saw peasants as a unified body; they thought that all peasants dressed poorly, so intellectuals dressed as poorly as was possible in order to fit in. In actuality, the peasants saw a poorly dressed person as a person with no authority or credibility. ... Furthermore, Narodnik propaganda failed to address the more mundane, ordinary concerns of the peasantry.
Feminism in the Narodnik movement was also hard for the peasantry to accept. ... In essence, the Narodnik movement in 1874 failed because they approached the peasants as though the peasants were intellectuals like themselves.
Women getting the right to vote would have happened on its own. No taxation without representation. Industrialization meant that lots of women were entering the work force and they were starting to look like taxpayers. Look back in history and you'll find women that got the right to vote because they became a widow and inherited something generating money which meant that they were paying a significant amount of taxes. Like Lydia Taft, born in 1712. There are more examples in different western countries but I don't remember their names.No, The first wave fighting for women's right to vote in the UK entirely ignored millions of white men that couldn't vote because at the time they had to own land to be allowed to vote.