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    Die Mehrheit denkt, der Feminismus sei „zu weit gegangen“ (lol)


    Die Mehrheit denkt, der Feminismus sei „zu weit gegangen“ (lol)

    https://timesofmalta.com/article/majority-think-feminism-gone-far.1102681

    Von NoticeNegative1524

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    2. atchijov on

      This is why we need to fight misogyny at every opportunity. Basically male population is mostly delusional in regard to what “equality” means… and unfortunately some woman are brainwashed to agree with them.

    3. Beezyo on

      God forbid a woman chooses a career path that’s not house wife.

      Jesus these people.

    4. Rodzynkowyzbrodniarz on

      In europe feminism did its job decades ago and stopped existing. This thing which is going now and is called “feminism” is just misandry.

    5. FitNotQuit on

      Before you start on your woe-is-me men-are-evil crusade…

      The article is about feminism going to far & it`s only 33% disagreeing (Male : Female ratio is around 50:50.. just saying).

      The female stay at home stuff appears to be something different & is also at 63% agreement amongst respondents.

    6. StayUpLatePlayGames on

      As Gisele Pelicot said “This is not our shame, it is theirs”.

      Malta is very backwards in terms of gender politics. With a majority of people believing in women’s role in the home, Malta being one of the worst places in Europe for domestic violence and a complete lack of women’s autonomy in reproductive medicine, it’s a big shit compared to the rest of Europe. But hey, as long as the EU keep paying for funding for private electric cars, hekk?

      And anecdotally, speaking to a woman in a senior position at the university who knows for a fact that if she had raised a voice when doing her PhD against the sexual assault performed by senior men at the university, she would have been blackballed.

    7. Comprehensive_Soil28 on

      Patriarchy is a relic of the past in my opinion based on that once upon a time it was necessary to have a strong (male) to protect the family and get the really hard physical work done.

      Technological advances are about to negate this.

      Today, more and more women work harder, are better educated, less violent, and take on way more responsibilities than most men.

      Raising children and have a job for example while still cooking and being expected to clean etc…

      Some day in the future, with more technological advances, men will realize that women actually don’t need them anymore and be reduced to sperm donators kept in cages because they are generally not suitable to be running around free in the world.

      It was asked today in some paper if the trial of Gisele was a victory for women. I’d say no. Only if they’d be all imprisoned for live with no option for release. Then I’d agree.

      I know that many of my fellow men don’t share my thoughts on this but that the vast majority are doing whatever they can to stop this progress, may it be by driving anti abortion laws, limiting access to education or else.

      Time will tell, we probably won’t live to see but those men who will better hope that women prove to be less vile than we are today once they are in power.

      Unless we nuke ourselves backe to stone age I am convinced this time will come.

    8. Bluedemonfox on

      Yes, i feel like feminism is almost pointless these days… Yes you will find the occasional misogyny but for the most part women have equal opportunity.

      Also when it comes to raising a family in my personal opinion someone has to stay home to take care of the household be it man or woman. I get that nowadays it’s hard but you have to think of the kids as well and you need to dedicate time for them.

    9. Ironsides4ever on

      In reply to some who posted on violence in malta against women, then deleted, that is definitely true..

      It’s the same issue in Italy and Greece, Spain and France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, US … etc .. it’s not unique to malta .. we are decades behind but not unique..

      The problems you hint at are much deeper than just violence against women.. never mind that the government killed a journalist and got away with it ..

      The last murderer was an Irish man .. one of the higher quality people the country imports.

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