Feminism and LGBT rights

Bi0Hazard: create opportunities for them, for one. How those look might depend on the specific obstacle.

admin: You mean state policies creating opportunity?
If so, wouldn't that be affirmative action?
If not, then how would opportunities be created?

I am changing my diagnosis. Admin has the comprehension skills of a 3 year old.

I shouldn't have to explain things 20 times just for him to still not get it

Even a five year old would of derived some semblance of understanding, given half the time I explain things to admin like I would a 5 year old.

What's ironic is that feminism is completely unfeminine. Feminism says you have to act like a man, dress like man, work like a man, and look like a man, in order to be a real woman. It's completely backwards.

Krazy: Your idea of being female, is adhering to classic and outdated gender stereotypes.

Krazy: What's ironic is that feminism is completely unfeminine. Feminism says you have to act like a man, dress like man, work like a man, and look like a man, in order to be a real woman.
Is there certain way men and women have to dress, act like, work like, and look like to belong to their genders?

Crow: No, it's common sense.

Bi0Hazard: Men should act like men, and women should act like women. It ain't complicated.

Krazy: There is no universal way they all act. Men and women are simply different genders, not specific stereotypes.

Krazy: Explain how gender stereotypes come from a place of common sense?

Bi0Hazard: Doesn't need to be race or gender based, to break down race or gender based obstacles. For example, I don't consider something like paid maternal leave to be affirmative action, since even though it is (currently) gender based, it's not discriminatory.

Modern Feminism is a joke.

Do whatever you want.

They should have rights, they shouldn't force it upon others though.

admin: Paid maternal leave already exists in at least moderately acceptable conditions for most feminists today.

What do you want for feminists of today? What are the political rights you are fighting for, because they are certainly fighting for some of their own.

Crow: Me being a feminist includes my belief that it's great that they do. I'm just pointing out that being a feminist is not inconsistent with opposing affirmative action.

admin: So what goals do you have for feminism? What changes are you working towards politically?

Crow: Improving gender social equality, wherever inequality exists.

admin: How, politically speaking?

What are the political goals of the feminist movement that you support?

Crow: Those are the goals. A goal is not a method. Goals are ends, like feminism is an end. Being a feminist doesn't mean you support any particular policy.

admin: So you do not support any political policies, and you feel that in many ways women have more social leverage than men?

You call feminism a goal, but have no idea how to get to that goal?

Yeah, I don't think you are a feminist. If an actual feminist were here, they wouldn't think so either with what you have said.

Crow: I have my own ideas of how to get there. For example ending the stigmatization of the idea of feminism, like you dismissing my ideas as SJW or whatever. Hiding opposition to feminism behind ad homs is destructive to progressivism and needs to stop.