Typical feminist double standards

[DankMemesterParticipant 1]

You all know how many double standards everyone being a part of the feminist movement comes with. Thus I thought about starting a thread where we could share feminist double standards we’ve been familiar with. I will start with the following ones:

“Girls do better in writing because they have a bigger verbal capability. Boys do better in math because of structural discrimination agains girls.”

“Women claim do be just as good(and sometimes better) than men in every way. Still they demand special treatment to achieve as much.”

[RoyDalParticipant]

“Girls can’t go into science because some astronomer wore a shirt that made them uncomfortable.”

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[AFTParticipant 2722]

If a man has an affair, and leaves his family, he is perhaps justifiably responsible for child support, but if the woman has an affair and kicks the man out, then he is still the one to foot the bill.

If either or both the woman and man are drunk then it’s always the man that raped the woman, even when she’s not drunk, and gave consent because she can always decide to retrospectively withdraw consent. The man’s consent is irrelevant.

The meaning of strong and independent includes entitled welfare recipient victims, only when it’s women.

When the war cemeteries are half full of the corpses of dead conscripted women, only then will women have earned the right to speak of equality. Sidecar “A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and goes to bed at night and in between does what he wants to do.” - Bob Dylan

[Mango IngawayParticipant 2264]

DankMemester wrote:

Girls do better in writing because they have a bigger verbal capability.

Totally explains why 99.9% of great authors are male. And why in high schools the people getting the highest marks were nearly all dudes. Totally explains why I blow all the chicks in my class out of the water when it comes to writing skills.

Let’s be honest, like Camille Paglia said, if women ruled the world we’d still be living in grass huts. Men have always been the ones who innovated, for the most part.

For the double standards, well, there sure is plenty:
-“Gender is a social construct but women are physically weaker and should thus have more protection than men”
-“Men and women are equal but you should never hit a woman”
And so on, and so on..

It is a common failing of childhood to think that if one makes a hero out of a demon the demon will be satisfied.

[NeversaydieParticipant 51]

I can hit a man… but a man cant hit me…

If he does, I will call 911 and have him arrested.

[DankMemesterParticipant 1]

Mango Ingaway wrote:

NiceAndWise wrote:

Girls do better in writing because they have a bigger verbal capability.

Totally explains why 99.9% of great authors are male. And why in high schools the people getting the highest marks were nearly all dudes. Totally explains why I blow all the chicks in my class out of the water when it comes to writing skills. Let’s be honest, like Camille Paglia said, if women ruled the world we’d still be living in grass huts. Men have always been the ones who innovated, for the most part. For the double standards, well, there sure is plenty: -“Gender is a social construct but women are physically weaker and should thus have more protection than men” -“Men and women are equal but you should never hit a woman” And so on, and so on..

Yeah, I as well deny the idea that women would be better at reading and writing as many people claim nowadays. As a male with Asperger Syndrome I am very well aware of the fact that someone not being much into communicating for other purposes than information exchange and discussing(don’t even ask what I think about idle talk) does not lack verbal skills. Well, anyway, I have another one.

Feminists claim gender is a social construct. Therefore they blame the patriarchy for the fact that only a few women have ever won the Nobel Prize. But they also claim that there are more criminal men than women because men are evil.

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