She was tracking his movements […]
So, stalking?
[…] checking his phone, believing he was cheating on her […]
Well that’s controlling behaviour right there…
[…] and later said: “If I can’t have him, no-one can.”
Is possessiveness not considered a form of abuse (or a precursor to it) these days?
Of course, they would never consider her actions as abusive, would they?
[…] using a hammer she had brought in her handbag […]
No-one just happens to have a hammer in their handbag…
Toxic masculinity is a descriptive term for a harmful set of behaviors.
Most of which have very little (if anything) to do with masculinity. The way people generalise the term to mean any/all male behaviour is not a mistake.
Feminism is about achieving gender equality by advancing women’s rights.
This only makes sense on the presumption that women are unilaterally lacking in rights. If men were lacking a certain right, advocating for women’s rights would not achieve any kind of equality.
[…] misogynists ideas […]
Feminism ≠ Women. It is possible to criticise an ideology without attacking the people which the ideology claims to represent.
Feminism, at its core, advocates for gender equality […]
I’ll have you know (per the dictionary definition) that Feminism actually advocates for women’s rights. The difference is quite subtle, but very important.
Feminism does not suppress science […]
… that agrees with Feminist ideology… Anything else is “misogyny”, “fake news”, “pseudo-science” etc.
The concept of patriarchy refers to a social system in which men hold primary power and women are marginalized. […]
Apex fallacy/collectivism; Just because the people at the top are men, this does not mean that all men have power. After all, the vast majority of homeless are men too…
[…] challenge societal norms and structures that limit their opportunities and choices.
Such as…?
It advocates for equal […] agency […] for women.
🤣🤣🤣
Ignoring that the “pay gap” is an excellent example of manipulating statistics and data…
If you look at a breakdown by age then young (~18-24) women are out earning men these days (which is presented as a “negative” gap, of course).