Quotas exist to remedy a situation where men are unfairly discriminated for. That isn't equality, you just don't want the status quo changing because the change won't be to your benefit. By the example given of 3 in 6 seats on the board, you would still have 50% of the board being male - very much equal, but it would mean that many of the mediocre men wouldn't get as much of a look in. There is this wonderful myth that all the men in positions of power and authority got there on their talent and merits and frankly it is utter bullshit. The old boys' networks exist.
(As an aside this thread has gone the way of all internet discussions on feminism. They get hijacked and derailed by one or two troll posters who deflect, obfuscate and demand relentlessly. It does nothing to further the discussion.)
I can't see how anything that has been posted by MancLife and others, about the problems faced by men are different to the situation 150 years ago. Before women had the vote and before feminism was even a thing. Which very much suggests that the problems are not attributable to, nor caused by feminism at all, but by a system, by laws, religion, society and culture created, implemented and dominated by men.
Men killed in combat - yes but by whom? Who leads them and who sends them to war? Not women, and feminists have been some of the most notable conscientious objectors - Sylvia Pankhurst for example.
And yes men are over represented in the prison population, industrial accidents and among the homeless, but to paraphrase Charles Dickens, you get the best of times and the worst of times. They are also overrepresented in the billionaires, bankers, richest people, political leaders and dominate virtually every field of human achievement. Men seem to scale the dizzying heights but also be exposed to the worst lows. Take it up with and admit that the problem is other men, instead of demanding that feminism fight your battles for you. I never hear anyone telling British Heart Foundation that they should be funding cancer research, or gay rights activists that they should be campaigning for straight people. It boils down to the simple fact that many people are not prepared to allow that women as a cause are worth fighting for.
For me, feminism is about the social and political advancement of women, because we as a group are worthy of, and deserve parity with men. Equality does not mean the same as. Installing a lift for my disabled colleague to allow her to reach the office on the fourth floor is not treating her the same as me. I don't need a lift, I can use the stairs. But it is treating her equally. It's an important distinction and one many people fail to grasp.