A Few Rambunctious Questions

[Liefhelm]

Has feminism brought women and men closer together?
Are feminists shit-testing white men to see how much they will give them?
Have feminists been useful idiots for the government to get more women into work?
Do lesbianic feminists have too loud a voice in the movement?
Would you rather be a mother to your children; or, have the state take care of them?
Are the breaking down of gender roles leading to a lot of very confused people?
If there is a societal collapse, will women and men return to more traditional gender roles?

I'm a straight atheist feminist- but I would happily change to become a member of the Satanic Lesbian Feminists..............

It sounds like the t shirt children of Tea Party members would wear for maximum rebellion.

I was briefly in a band called The Little Sisters of St Polycarp........

1. Yes. For example, I was doing surgery on a knee joint with male colleague the other day. We were standing quite close to each other (the operating table is only a couple of feet wide).
2. No- shit tests are a figment of the overcooked imaginations of Men Who Claim Their Rights To Eat Red Pills Whilst Going Their Own Way and nobody actually does them in real life
3. No, I think feminists have known for a long time what exploitation looks like, so they knew to expect it.
4. Do you mean lesbians? No.
5. Well, I don't want my children confiscated as gametes and raised using "Brave New World" as a parenting manual. I'd like to just raise them as my parents raised me: at various times a combo of dad,mum, mum+dad, the set of grandparents who lived closest, the neighbour who had similar-aged children, nursery, the uncle and auntie who had a farm, the other grandparents.....my mum was "a mother to me" even when she was 70 miles away at work
6. No. I have yet to see any men wandering the streets gibbering because they couldn't decide whether to hold a door open for a woman or not. I think if you follow the basic rule of, treat others as you would like to be treated and don't be an arsehole, things are fairly simple. Why would there be confusion?
7. I don't spend much time having post apocalyptic fantasies. Unlike you, I suspect.

I don't spend much time having post apocalyptic fantasies. Unlike you, I suspect.

Aww, come on, post apocalyptic novels can be fun!
(though I haven't yet read the Handmaid's Tale, because I think it's too depressing to read at this point in my life)

I do think that men will exploit every chance they get to try and force women back into "traditional roles", i.e. slavery by another name, but I don't think we will go back to the kitchen without a fight.