2buff:

It has it's uses, but lately it's just been an umbrella under which some lazy azz women with no skills, unrefined talents and poor home-making abilities gather together to excrete estrogen into the air . . . tainting it via form of noise. 

emofine:

"uses" such as? . . . highlighting unfair treatment meted out against women? . . or . . ?

It has it's uses

2buff:

"Uses" in that, I do not want to see my little sister thumbed down because of her gender.
the second part of my statement covers me not also wanting her to be a lazy bum-scratcher who does nothing and blames all her presumed life failures on everyone/everything else but her, as is the rapidly emerging norm of feminism today.

MzDarkSkin:

only a male chauvinist would have an issue with women speaking up. bottom line.

MzDarkSkin:

only a male chauvinist would have an issue with women speaking up. bottom line.

I do not want to see my little sister thumbed down because of her gender.

claremont:
@OP: First of all, let me commend your use of English, it is quite a radical departure from the posts I am used to seeing from ladies on here.

To answer your question, I think the feminist culture may have it's roots as a cover-up for inferiority complex. Those females who express overt feminism feel that they would never measure up to men in terms of achievements e.t.c, therefore, they use feminism as a tool for covering up their complex.

The fact of the matter is that females do NOT need to be a feminist in order to show that they can compare favourably with men in all spheres of life, but rather, the proof of the pudding is in the eating; females need to show their achievements. Indulge in less talk, and show us your results.[/b]

ronkebp:

I think that just because we have our differences and places in life, does not mean we cannot compete with men, what if we compete?

Mr, Cork:

ladies.  whats wrong with makin babies, cookin n cleening? why compete?

tpia@:

really.

emofine:

Thank you good man.

I am delighted that you used the word "compare" and not "compete". Yes women can compare favorurably with men without the inclusion of this schism concept known as feminism - which to me just causes friction between both genders hampering relations the more.

On what terms? do you mean like during job interviews, academics etc and so forth?

ronkebp:

on anything, except strength and masculinity,

Even the above-highlighted is very much debatable . As a man, I shudder in fright when I see female body-builders in my local gym, their biceps are like the size of my laps!

tpia@:

just because nigerian or black men are calling something feminism, doesnt mean it is.

most of them do not understand the term and just use it loosely to mean any female who has an opinion which doesnt conform to stripping n.aked and keeping her mouth shut. That, to them, is what being a female entails.

if they know the actual story and history of feminism they'll be too scared to even leave their villages.

tpia@:

^^google suffragette, etc.

right to vote, WWI and WWII, etc etc.

MzDarkSkin:

only a male chauvinist would have an issue with women speaking up. bottom line.

tpia@:

^you seem to view women as your personal and ancestral enemy.