Would anyone like to have a debate on feminism?

I am against it but I am open to changing my view. This isn't for you if you know you're an emotional person and you let your feelings get the best of you. I prefer anyone who is okay with being wrong and just looking for what's right. Whether you believe that's feminism or not. An exchange of ideas challenged. Hit me up if you would like. :)

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Alfarrobas · 31-35, M

I view feminism like communism. It's a revolution. It's useful where and when an violent and/or assertive point is needed to improve the women's live. But when it happens, the revolution, the necessity for that revolutionary clash its over. And then you take the next step. Humanitarian.

MissPriscillaPrim · 70-79, T

@Alfarrobas What a pleasant surprise around here, someone using the C-word thoughtfully. Evolving to humanitarian justice, rising above gender politics, seems to me rather utopian. Some recognize equal value for humans generally, but there will always be greed and bullying among others, so eternal vigilance is the price. Thoughts?

LittleAnonymousChick · 22-25, F

I view feminism as unnecessary way to gain freedom for women. Utopias don't exist and they won't. The best is to acknowledge who we are and to deal with it.

Alfarrobas · 31-35, M

It's not the end itself, but the means for it. In some places it's Necessary a violent rupture with the past or social convention. After that clash, when the sets are more calm and open and leveled, the objective is to work for the collective.
Like all things. It can be better, not perfect.

LittleAnonymousChick · 22-25, F

@Alfarrobas Feminism isn't necessary. Women would have gained freedom without it. Taking away feminism women would have fained freedom anyways. Take away technology and birth control? Feminism is as useless as its always been throughout the times it has been tried in history.