20 Hilarious Anti-Feminism Propaganda Postcards

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  • 2016-07-17 at 7:53 PM#268285
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    Blue Skies
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    absolutely hilarious!!

    this leftist website wants to shame anti-feminists.

    20 Unbelievable Anti-Feminism Propaganda Postcards From The 1900s

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    2016-07-17 at 8:11 PM#268289
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    Constantine
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    Lol. Somebody online once said:

    Feminists of the ’20s: “We want equal rights!”
    Feminists of today: “Enslave the men, cut their dicks off, vote for Hilary Clinton, we are the child-bearers and therefore we win!”

    If these pictures prove anything, it’s the fact that, no, feminism has always been closer to the second category. And the men must have realised it even back then.

    Don’t really get the “Who Said Divorce” thing though, how is that one anti-feminist? I don’t know if that’s anti-feminist as such, it’s just the standard reaction that a man gets when his relationship is falling apart and he threatens to leave her.

    The “Peace at Last” one is probably the champion.

    To see what is in front of one's nose requires a constant struggle. -Orwell

    2016-07-18 at 1:23 PM#268559
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    MonkeyMind
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    It’s funny how they’re just are relevant to todays feminists are they were back then.

    Some things never change.

    2016-07-18 at 2:06 PM#268575
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    Silverstone the Second
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    So things haven’t changed all that much. I liked the one about women not marrying at 40 and so they become militant activists. True even today with post wall women.

    Feminism is a movement where opinions are presented as facts and emotions are presented as evidence.

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