Is feminism becoming an obsolete movement?
Re: Is feminism becoming an obsolete movement?
by Spider » Tue Dec 17, 2013 3:57 pm
I used to like to think of libertarianism as a third path that allowed for social liberalism but fiscal and governmental conservatism.
Then I discovered that it has tragically become infested with creepy anarchists and hardline elements that want to take us back into prehistory, from a societal development perspective.
Its another one of those things that sounds great on paper. Sometimes.
Plus I've been dissapointed to discover that such a huge part of those who misidentify themselves as libertarians are actually social conservatives.
Then I discovered that it has tragically become infested with creepy anarchists and hardline elements that want to take us back into prehistory, from a societal development perspective.
Its another one of those things that sounds great on paper. Sometimes.
Plus I've been dissapointed to discover that such a huge part of those who misidentify themselves as libertarians are actually social conservatives.
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Re: Is feminism becoming an obsolete movement?
by exploited » Tue Dec 17, 2013 4:09 pm
That's a good point Spider.
Perhaps progressive is more of an action word than a descriptive word. Like authoritarian - you can be a communist or a fascist, and be authoritarian either way.
Perhaps progressive is more of an action word than a descriptive word. Like authoritarian - you can be a communist or a fascist, and be authoritarian either way.
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