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– TheImpossible1 20 points 4 years ago +20 / -0

This comes off as traditional female whining, but it's under a man's name.

criticizing feminism is like what Hitler did waaaaahhh

We're not the ones who accepted re-written passages of Mein Kampf.
We're not the ones who have a mass genocide plan that would make the Holocaust look like a day in Chicago.
We're not the ones who constantly "joke" about mass murdering everyone who isn't the same gender as us.
We're not the ones who had a fucking sadistic murderer speak at our party convention.
We're not the ones who have constantly abused every bit of power we ever obtained, putting our agenda in everything from Covid relief bills (Hawaii's feminist economic recovery plan, anyone?) to military budget renewals.

Just fuck you. I could list a thousand quotes from your genocidal cult that justify every bit of hatred you get. Also, if you really are a man and not a woman's pen name, remember that The Future is Female means they'll kill 90% of us. Who's to say you won't be against the wall with the "misogynists" who point this out?

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– mikhalych 10 points 4 years ago +10 / -0

We're not the ones who accepted re-written passages of Mein Kampf.

As a publishable scientific result. I donnt think even the author saw it that way. That's arguably even worse.

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– Knife-TotingRat 5 points 4 years ago +5 / -0

For those OOTL:

https://www.timesofisrael.com/duped-academic-journal-publishes-rewrite-of-mein-kampf-as-feminist-manifesto/

Here's a quote from the article that gave me the giggles:

Theological fire and brimstone writing “didn’t transliterate easily,” Lindsay said. However, “much of ‘Mein Kampf’ is an autoethnography.” This style of self-reflective writing is en vogue in the grievance studies’ academic journals and therefore the substitution of feminist or anti-patriarchal terminology for Hitler’s well-known screed was evidently undetectable to the peer reviewers.

According to a comment from the co-editor of the journal, the reviewers were “supportive of the work and noted its potential to generate important dialogue for social workers and feminist scholars.”

-- As it says just before this, what they rewrote was taken from a chapter in which the author describes why his party is needed, and what is expected of good party members ...

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