This bitch needs a slap in the face.

The male-only responsibility for providing her rights, as well as the male-only responsibility for providing the lumber for the house she lives in, the food she eats, the concrete, steel and copper for the infrastructure that surrounds her, the oil and gas that power it… are all invisible to her.

For men, taking responsibility is a necessary part of getting your needs met. It’s the only way and so men adapt to it very well. For women (despite all the machinations of feminism) getting one’s needs met can still be accomplished by other means. As long as those ‘other means’ exist for them, their demands for equality can’t be taken seriously. If a woman does go into combat by her own choice, she still is not living the same equal experience as a man (who never had the option to sit it out). A woman can work in a coal mine or an oil field if she chooses, but isn’t expected to do so. A woman can ask a man out on a date, and pick up the check if she chooses. But she knows, and we know, that it will not EVER be expected of her. Until that expectation to fill the dirty, dangerous, and self sacrificing jobs/roles weighs equally on women, and women step up and sacrifice themselves in equal numbers in order to meet that expectation, the meaning of the word ‘equal’ when they speak it is not the same as the meaning of that word when men speak it.

I do not accept that feminism is about equality. How can I believe that their goal is to get to us all to ‘equal’ when even our definitions of the word ‘equal’… are not equal?

“Is that even true?” Wilde said when asked about why feminism “rocks the boat” for some stars. “I didn’t even know! I’m so clueless.”

But the “Meadowland” star wears the label proudly, telling host Ricky Camilleri that she can’t see why others wouldn’t.

Willing fully ignorant so not to give up the resources provided by the efforts of men or actually deluded because of high levels of self-entitlement and/or narcissism.

You decide.