Thread: Open Question: Will feminism become an historical oddity or will it stand the test of

Will the pinnacle of feminism be remembered as an era of collective madness like Prohibition, McCarthyism, witch burning, communism or fascism; best forgotten and put behind us?Or will feminist leaders like Friedan, Dworkin, Daly, Greer, etc. be fondly remembered as the founding mothers of a great new society in which we all live happily ever after

Feminism will be remembered like Nazism is; fondly by the practitioners and adherents, but with a burning white hatred and sickness by the rest of the world.

And sadly for much of the same reasons.

Both orthodoxies are guilty of railroading innocent scapegoats* to their deaths only for the purpose of gathering and maintaining a stranglehold upon the ignorant and weak that are left behind.

*(Jews and other minorities for Nazis, men and unborn children for feminism.)

Feminism will go down in history books as a hate movement against men.

Feminism will be a stain in human history that future generation will hate with every fiber of their being. The pestilence and destruction it caused will serve as gruesome reminder that gender equality is a fraud!

I'd say their work is already archived alongside suffragettes by women's groups but I don't think enough has come out about them yet. My prediction is they'll be seen as bad villains in the future.