U Not Gonna Like This

This is what Heretical Sex writes about in the following post I swiped from MGTOW Fourms:


Feminism operates double standards to such an extreme degree that it cannot possibly be an accident. Here are just a few of the most obvious cases:


Rape is perfectly acceptable to feminists as long as it only happens to men. The USA has the largest prison population in the world, and rape is endemic in the American prison system. (Reference) When was the last time you heard Women Against Rape condemning homosexual rape? I don't hear Rape Crisis Feminists making a sound. Feminists are not at all concerned about rape. They are only concerned about the rape of women.



Domestic violence is only a problem if men do it to women. The evidence shows that women initiate domestic violence at least as often as men do, if not more often (Reference), but it is not politically correct to point this out. If women abuse their male partners, or if same-sex couples abuse each other, it must not be admitted. Feminists are not at all concerned about domestic violence; they are only concerned about domestic violence by men against women.



The oldest profession is perfectly acceptable as long as men are doing it, whether they are serving either the male homosexual or female heterosexual communities. Feminists are not opposed to prostitution; they are only opposed to female prostitution.



Similarly, male strip-tease is not a target for feminist condemnation. It is either ignored by them, or passed off as a bit of harmless fun. I would agree, but for the fact that they vociferously condemn female strip-tease as exploitative. I don't mind women using the sex industry; it's the hypocrisy I can't stand.



Male porn stars are never represented by feminists as exploited victims, even though they do the same job, and get paid significantly less than the women. Pornography aimed at women and gay men is liberating; pornography aimed at straight men is degrading and exploitative.



Feminists concern themselves with representations of women. Look at representations of men. How positive are these? Particularly look at the way many feminists represent men. They are concerned about the so-called "objectification" of women, but look at how they objectify men. This must surely be one of the best examples of Feminist hypocrisy; their constant bleating about representations of women on the one hand, and their own scandalous representations of men on the other.



Let's consider military conflict. The Greenham Common-based women's peace movement argued that 'war is one of the bad things that men do to women'; it is an aspect of men's violent destructive nature and social irresponsibility. The solution is to 'take the toys away from the boys' (although Margaret Thatcher obviously didn't get the message). Yet at the same time, they demand that women be given access to all military jobs. In the US, DACOWITS lobbies the government to just this end.



What is the feminist analysis of war? Is war a good thing or a bad thing? Well, it seems to be a good thing when women do it, and a bad thing when men do it. How can this be explained?



The same argument applies to business. Corporate capitalism is a rapacious, exploitative practise which is destroying the world (Of course that doesn't mean you can't go shopping - support a woman's right to shoes!). But strangely enough, feminists ever bemoan the lack of women in top boardroom jobs. If capitalism is really destroying and exploiting, you would expect that feminists would want no part of it. Far from it, they demand more top-salaried corporate jobs for themselves. So is corporate capitalism a good thing or a bad thing? Well, just like war, it seems to be a bad thing when men do it, and a good thing when women do it.



Consider also:

• Genital mutilation is only bad if it happens to women, not if it happens to men.
• It's perfectly acceptable to blame the victim as long as the victim is a man.
• Wrongful imprisonment is only a problem when it happens to women, not when it happens to men.
• Thankless, boring, dangerous, badly-paid, low-status work is perfectly all right as long as men are doing it.
• The "pay gap" is not a problem as long as women are being paid more than men.
• There can only be negative representations of women, not men. No representation of a man can be too negative.
• "The body image trap" only matters where it affects women - fat is a feminist issue, but baldness and shortness are not.
• Psychiatric eating disorders are of no concern whatsoever when men suffer from them.
• Suicide is only a problem when women do it.
• Male-dominated clubs or professions are a social problem, female-dominated ones are not.
• Sexual swear words are not degrading as long as they refer to (and are applied to) men; only "cunt" is offensive as a derogatory term, not "prick", "bollocks", "wanker" or "dickhead".
• Your experience doesn't carry any authority if you?re a man, or a woman who?s happy being a full-time mother, or even just heterosexual. Masturbation is tawdry and embarrassing when men do it, but natural, erotic and liberating when women do it.