Whenever someone points out that feminism is a toxic and destructive philosophy,

some feminist always says that's not real feminism.

Real feminism is something other than the toxic and destructive philosophy feminism actually is.

So what is feminism really?

Feminism is a sore point that emerges from time to time as a result of the relations between men and women.

Now wait, that's her piece.

No, it's feminism.

Now hold on, that's her piece, right?

More feminism.

Now what's the difference?

Let's move on.

Ever since time began, human beings have found their chief consolation and joy in the love between a man and a woman,

and their chief purpose and meaning in the indispensable care and tenderness of being a mother and homemaker,

and the responsibility and authority of being a father and provider.

Feminism is an attempt to put an end to all that so that unhappy neurotics can parade around in stupid pink hats,

screaming about something.

God knows what.

Feminist feel that for too long, men have gotten away with having sex with women and getting them pregnant and marrying them,

and then making sure they and their children have a roof over their head and food to eat,

even if it means the man has to work until his fingers bleed and compromise his dreams and principles

so that his children can have the all-important presence of a full-time mother in their lives,

and it's just not fair to women for some reason.

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