I don't see this topic come up much as it tends to be considered history despite only being a little over a century ago. As the title suggests, are there any good summaries of what the arguments for and against were at the time? I'd imagine it would make for great reading comparing what was forecast with what happened.
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From the link above.
No. You will never hear them claim shares of jobs as Garbagemen or day laborers. You will not hear them shout that laws must be enforced evenly. Instead, they will affirm the pussy pass and beg light treatment on behalf of women, for women's sake. Rights, with no corresponding responsibilities; to still have their cake even after devouring it, whole.
To whit the above link's conclusion:
Enter Family Courts and no fault divorce, as a point (3) where men may be drafted by the state into the maintenance of women and children treated as theirs whom they did not sire. If you extend this to the welfare state, the taxation mechanisms themselves compel analogous supports.
TheImp may be monomaniacal in his pursuit of and fixation on this issue, but the rise of the Feminist sisterhood and its consequences have been a disaster for Western political culture.
Feminism was a weapon of marxism, meant to deliberately destroy western society.