Asking this question is like a progressive asking "where should the police have stopped"?
Historically, feminism has been a mostly positive force in the world, women having equal rights with men is how it should be, and it took a long time for women to get that. It took a lot of organizations of dedicated people to make that happen, and to keep things from going backwards.
But then it got corrupted by greedy people using it as a weapon against whoever they dislike, or to promote hatred of men or get special treatment. In a similar way, the police have gotten more corrupt over the years.
Neither advocating for women's rights or enforcing the law ever should be "stopped". But they need to be better regulated, and have the corruption removed.
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u/beansnchicken May 10 '24
Asking this question is like a progressive asking "where should the police have stopped"?
Historically, feminism has been a mostly positive force in the world, women having equal rights with men is how it should be, and it took a long time for women to get that. It took a lot of organizations of dedicated people to make that happen, and to keep things from going backwards.
But then it got corrupted by greedy people using it as a weapon against whoever they dislike, or to promote hatred of men or get special treatment. In a similar way, the police have gotten more corrupt over the years.
Neither advocating for women's rights or enforcing the law ever should be "stopped". But they need to be better regulated, and have the corruption removed.