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History of Feminism

Squinch

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2. And many understand perfectly but are terrified by the idea that it is not their birthright to

Reply to AtheistCrusader (Reply #1)

Tue May 6, 2014, 06:49 AM

May 2014

have advantages over all other people, and they are terrified that without that false birthright they are insignificant.

It tends to be the ones who most fear their own insignificance who cannot allow others to have equal opportunity.

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A Lengthy Feminist Response to Shailene Woodly about the definition of feminism [View all] ismnotwasm May 2014 OP

I have grown weary of explaining this to a couple of my family members. AtheistCrusader May 2014 #1

And many understand perfectly but are terrified by the idea that it is not their birthright to Squinch May 2014 #2

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Whoa ismnotwasm May 2014 #4

I'll repeat my juror comment. "Go away, you disgusting troll" PeaceNikki May 2014 #5

I am rocking my vag! Love that! bettyellen May 2014 #6

I have never found anyone who can logically argue against: GeoWilliam750 May 2014 #7