I consider "feminism" as a term, and as a movement, unnecessary in 2013, and needlessly divisive and negative in general. I don't believe in the "patriarchy" and I don't believe in "rape culture." I don't think modern feminism is at all well equipped to handle the issues it's supposed to be solving, because as a movement it seems to waste more time complaining about things and finding people to blame, rather than coming up with actual solutions.
I wholeheartedly disagree with you so I'm going to be responding to a few bits of your post here.
The fact that some people bring up trivial, meaningless things doesn't mean there still aren't legitimate gripes about societal gender biases to fight about.
Equality does not mean they're identical. Treating men and women exactly the same is a bias towards men. Men don't pee blood every month which has been statistically linked to the fact that women on average have to take more sick days from work than men, for example. Of course there are bigger issues like that pregnancy thing and such but I'm just listing an example.
Yeah and I can't make any jokes about black people these days, the civil rights movement only cares about the interest of minorities amirite
Fun exercise: replace female with black and male with white and see if your sentences still sound reasonable!
I don't know what kind of feminists you interact with but you're not describing the beliefs of any feminist I've ever met. I don't want to say you've built a straw-man but it sounds that way to my ears.
Most feminists agree with you here you know
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