But there is room for discussion, compromise and fresh choices about how women should be encouraged to dress, how to make compromises between husband and wife relationship and giving priority to raising kids rather than pursuing a career.
Apart from the fact that women can dress however the hell they like, I broadly agree. Men should learn how to compromise with women and take on far more responsibility within the household, I also agree that men should give far greater priority to raising their children rather than their careers, in that way women can also pursue their goals and then everyone will be happier.
Furthermore, the divisive politics of feminism is regrettably becoming mainstreamed and subtly promoted by mainstream liberal media, especially Huffington Post in the online world.
If by divisive politics, you mean women being freed from their imposed gender roles and allowed to express themselves as human beings, then it's brilliant that that is becoming a more mainstream idea.
Many conservative people (who make up the majority of humanity) are alarmed at these social and political developments that have very dangerous implications.
Yes, change is always difficult for those who have most to gain from retaining the status quo. Are you suggesting that the majority of humanity doesn't want women to be equal partners? Or just the majority of men? The concept that women might have their own views about whether they have rights that might be slightly different to yours is often alien to men who don't really see women as people, more as kitchen appliance/surrogate mother.
I think we should sit down and negotiate some compromise. If you are a reasonable person I think you would at least agree to that.
I am eminently reasonable. There is no compromise when it comes to equality, you either have it or you don't. Women don't have it, we want it and we will get it eventually.