A brief history of feminism

Feminism started with rich WASPy women who wanted the privileges enjoyed by their brothers but without the obligations (like dying in war, being loaded with pressure, and going down with the ship) while still enjoying their privileges of being taken care of, enjoying chivalry, being treated like ladies. Affluent people can be hypocrites. Early feminism was not concerned with genital mutilation in sub-Saharan Africa.


Jewish feminists came and turned feminism into a religion. Jews turn everything into religion because we are religious beings by nature, something only true Judaism will satisfy. Jewish feminists claimed at first to care about genital mutilation but that didn't last long. The movement soon came to be a replacement for traditional religion, indeed a rebellion against it.


God Who described the first woman Eve as a mother and a wife, i.e. a humble giver. Feminism battles that conception and turned women into selfish and arrogant creatures.


Eventually, women themselves became the religion. They became viewed as deities that could do no wrong even when they murder their own children. Zionism has a similar history.


Even women who claim to oppose feminism are affected by this malignant posture that destroys their families and leads them to loneliness, which for most women is death. That's because God created them to be wives and mothers so they are social beings in general. Some women try to get by with friends, sisterhood, and coworkers, but all that is temporal. In the end, it's her husband and kids who stay with her, if she treats them right, which few do anymore.


Feminism is the most anti-woman movement that anybody can dream up.

Bull

Bull as a word for falsehood comes from the old French bole which means deception. It comes from the Latin word for air bubble. It has nothing to do with cows. 

So you don't need to say bull s..t. Just say bull. Baloney is good too. 

Etymology: 12th century, bole, "club" [in English]; 19th century, meaning "head" [in English] From the Latin bulla, "air bubble."

Leo Tolstoy

 If you feel pain, you are alive. But if you feel the pain of others, you are human.

- Leo Tolstoy

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