Most of the deadly diseases in the world morph themselves, they mutate which makes it hard to detect them in the initial stages.

Clever right?

Well, diseases are not the only things that do that. There are certain social systems and believes that are also carefully veiled. One such thing can be Feminism. 

Is Feminism A Clever Disease?

Like Cancer feminism too has its means of surviving. It either proves to be benign or they convince the body into thinking that the effect is the part of the body. 

That way no one can see it in a way different from the one the individual wants others too. This practice is often shielded by a very common question, a question we all have faced-

“You believe in equal rights that makes you a feminist right?”

This is where the morphing procedure begins. It can be related to the defense mechanism of the disease which prevents the body from identifying the problem.

The fanatic feminists see their faith in feminism as a natural thing. They perceive the intent to be pure, and given that, they do not challenge their faith in the institution or belief.

However such deceiving response works for some time. Cancer has some limited success in hiding the body. Very soon the body starts to make responses to the existing infection. 

Under such circumstances, it becomes important for feminists to morph again to create chaos and confusion. 

To make some serious damage control the feminism fanatics release false reports and surveys in the system furthering the chance of confusion.

For instance, a report was published to show that women earn only 77 percent in contrast to a dollar earned by the men doing the same work. Yes, you guessed it right, we are talking about the wave of confusion created by the equal pay for equal work setup.

Though the equal pay for equal work had created a wave of resentment among many living in society, the argument was based on intangible observations. 

The pieces of evidence were such that it required careful study of the facts.  However, someone had to take a break from the daily work to out to verify these shreds of evidence. But obviously, no one had the time. 

What is the result?

We have to accept these rumors and false numbers. 

Thus begins the reign of the disease. 

But though the cards have been neatly laid and the conjurer is ready to start his trick, little do these people realize that such claims such as “equal pay for equal work” have different points of consideration. 

For instance, the pay varies due to the type of the job, the difference in the level of expertise between the two, the work hours and such factors. 

So are these being questioned? Yes, in some places they are. For instance, the Australian Government Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace launched a survey in 2010 to study the attitudes towards the Australian pay party. 

The revelation was shocking. Most women felt that equal pay was required and must be guaranteed for the SAME work. However, that is not the case. 

In addition to this misconception, a  lot many others were unearthed which went on to show that a chunk of people in the country had no idea what all these laws and statistics mean.

But the government too was also shady in dealing with the problem. They made a 1.5-page fact sheet to let people know what they had to. But yet again half of the citations made were from  dubious sources whereas the other half were marked “Ibid” which practically translates to “because we are saying so!”

Thus a more fair means of comparison was needed on the lines of equal pay for equal work. When this metric was worked out, it came to be noted that women earned more than men in many cases. 

Another common used by the feminists is the weapon called “Violence against women”. This too passed when it was revealed that these statistics too were exaggerations and were built on a big fat bail of lies!

For instance, feminists champion that a sharp increase in violence against women in noted during the sporting events. To gauge the truthfulness of this statement, surveys were made of course. Domestic violence campaign during the super bowl games is pretty famous. But sadly for the feminists, such allegations proved far less than the truth. 

If feminism is not practiced keeping in terms with the true meaning of the word, then it has the most dangerous impact- it directly affects the self-esteem of women and children. This does not only refer to what goes on in the schools, it is not about the teacher who presents as a casual bias towards feminism, I am talking about the campaigns that are hosted. 

 For instance, the White Ribbon campaign held by manginas in Australia. For those who don’t know a mangina is a man infected by the idea of feminism. 

Coming back to the campaign, the school kids were given school kits. The prominent message of these kits was that men are perpetrators of violence, and the women are the victims, 

To make the matter worse, all the boys were tired white ribbons on their wrists to ensure that they do not forget the message anytime soon. 

What the hell is this? Yes, feminism should be made a part of the social belief, but it must be done delicately otherwise it might become malignant like cancer.  

The term feminazi is not a new thing. However, the feeling associated with the term is very new. The term originated in the 90s due to the shock-jock Rush Limbaugh. However, Rush claimed that the term originated from an academic scholar, Thomas Hazlett.

The term was used to describe the phrase “ a feminist who’s motive in life is to get any many abortions done as possible” The term obviously, did not catch a lot of attention the nighties since its an unobservable category.

In a broader term, the word was used to describe women who made use of authoritarian orthodoxies to shut their components.

While the term lost its grounds in the 90s, it came back again only recently due to Facebook.  Feminazi showed up quite innocently on the various social media channels, though its a blatant acquisition.

Unlike n the bygone time, the term is currently used in casual conversations to highlight what feminism is all about. However, the origin of the term is extreme and used to describe the negative characteristics of certain women.

While that can be one way to look at it, language to plays an important role especially when feminists are concerned.

For centuries, language has been used as an effective tool to oppress women. Women have been called “sluts” for their sexual drives and “bitch” if they are too opinionated and authoritative.

But with time all must change and so must the language. Thus terms bitch and slut have been replaced by the term feminazi. Though most of us use the term very casually, it can often be disturbing for the feminists.

The women are expected to be okay with all the silly sandwich jokes. There should not be any objections from the women if others compliment their body parts, the thing about equal rights and equal pay.  Women are supposed to be all cool about all these, and if by chance, by some ill fate they do protest, they are feminazis.

The word feminazi can just be put in any sentence. It is as common as the nouns verbs and conjunctions we use in sentence formation. It is okay to use the word so rampantly, but what is not okay is that it has a negative and vile ring to it.

Going by the simple etymology of the word, it is formed by combining two words “Feminist”and “Nazis”

For many years feminism has been described as a battle for equal rights, but from where did it originate? Well, it originated from the fact, that women were treated more like possessions and less like humans.  

Their entire life was controlled based on the decisions made by the men. What they will wear who they will vote as their representative were all decided by the men folks.

Its been a global battle for women to get the position that they are in now, and many women are still fighting for various other rights around the world.

Nazism, on the other hand,  massacred human life in the name of racial purity. Jews were tortured in inhuman ways and killed. Half of the population was slaughtered.

Now, doesn’t the combination of Nazism and feminism seem a little absurd and tainted? Just for the fun of social media trolls, two polar opposite constructs have been clubbed together.

While one led to the downfall of humanity, the other is trying to uplift half of the population by asking the world order to change a tad bit to accommodate these people! In which parallel universe are these two concepts the same?

It is not. It cannot be. Thus in that light, the term feminazi has no real base.

Feminazi Quotes

But for the sake of entertainment, there have been multiple quotes that are trending on social media, let us take a glance at those:

“I’m a feminist. I’ve been a female for a long time now. It’d be stupid not to be on my own side.” – Maya Angelou

“‘Diiiie men.’ If you play any Broad City episode backwards, that’s all we’re saying.” – Ilana Glazer

“I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is: I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express sentiments that differentiate me from a doormat.” – Rebecca West

“With a video like ‘Anaconda,’ I’m a grown-ass fucking woman! I stand for girls wanting to be sexy and dance, but also having a strong sense of themselves. If you got a big ol’ butt? Shake it! Who cares? That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be graduating from college.” – Nicki Minaj

“It’s hard to be told to lighten up because if you lighten up any more, you’re going to float the fuck away.” – Roxane Gay

“When you see the way some people write women, especially in studio movies, it’s like, ‘Sorry! Sorry for being alive!’ Women are so apologetic.” – Jessica Williams

While these are some quotes from famous people and celebrities, let’s look into some which are created by innovative ïndividuals:

“So, we can’t pass gun laws because it threats our liberty. Great. Tell me how you want to regulate marriages and vaginas”

“If women take up guns to protect their reproductive rights, the GOP would ban assault rifles right away”

“ Once the Republicans ban abortion in the cases of incest and rapes, they can focus their attention on America’s spiraling witch issue”.

So now with all these funny quotes, you can bash people up when they come to you with their silly sandwich jokes! Let’s get rolling!

Though the word is hugely misinterpreted, the most celebrated feminists are not taking a step back to be in provocative relation, by commenting on anti-male statements. It clearly shows how the community has grown out to be a male-hating clan. Now when the stream of feminism is flowing rapidly and flooding the world aggressively, it shows that it’s being accepted in places.

But whatever it may be, the matter of interest is to know, is the term is a little too harsh assessment of feminism?

Maybe that’s true!

Well, the concept of feminism was all about seeking equal rights for both the genders. The term did not have any punitive intention of spreading hatred, nuisance, neurotic interests. But somehow the group of feminists and feminism-supporting peoples turned out to be an anti-male society, who entirely hate men and their existence.

Now if you think that the feminists or the feminism loving people only include women, you are undoubtedly wrong. These quotes are evidence of how feminism is no more about equality, but it is about being into different interfaces of society.

“You educate a man; you educate a man. You educate a woman; you educate a generation.” 
― Brigham Young

“Why do people say “grow some balls”? Balls are weak and sensitive. If you wanna be tough, grow a vagina. Those things can take a pounding.” 
― Sheng Wang

“I hate men who are afraid of women’s strength.” 
― Anaïs Nin, 

“Wherever you find a great man, you will find a great mother or a great wife standing behind him — or so they used to say. It would be interesting to know how many great women have had great fathers and husbands behind them.” 
― Dorothy L. Sayers, 

“I want to see a man beaten to a bloody pulp with a high-heel shoved in his mouth, like an apple in the mouth of a pig.”
-Andrea Dworkin

“Since marriage constitutes slavery for women, it is clear that the women’s movement must concentrate on attacking this institution. Freedom for women cannot be won without the abolition of marriage.” 

-Sheila Cronin, the leader of the feminist organization NOW

“The proportion of men must be reduced to and maintained at approximately 10% of the human race.”

-Sally Miller Gearhart, in The Future – If There Is One – Is Female

“I believe that women have a capacity for understanding and compassion, which man structurally does not have, does not have it because he cannot have it. He’s just incapable of it.”

-Barbara Jordan, former Congresswoman

The above quotations are some of the collections from https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/feminism, which is an assortment of many Feminist quotes by famous Feminist Philosophers.

Now if you think that it was enough, then you are wrong

Feminism is not at all; bounded within the walls of social posting or official bartering of immense hatred. When the Feminist clan thinks that there is nothing a woman can’t do, or women are no way lesser than the men, the men community finds it very interesting to be true.

But the story gets a twist when all women are not feminists, and even anti-feminists are women who think and consider the movement to be a little too overrated and devastating.

As per Newton’s third law, every action has its equal and opposite reaction. The feminist vs Anti-Feminist chess game is no more a social issue, but it has been dragged politically too. Not from now, but since ages. Have a look.

Some Famous Feminists of all time:

Simone de Beauvoir: A political activist and a social theorist, wrote a book paving the ideology of modern feminism. The book was insanely influential and was banned by the Vatican in 1949.

Eleanor Roosevelt: The wave of feminism was drowning the white house even before the term “Feminism” was well understood. Eleanor was the first lady who took the responsibilities of talking about women’s problem apart from merely entertaining and hosting in the white house, from 1935 to 1962. She spoke of equal rights and the social issues faced by women.

Gloria Steinem: Ah! You can’t afford to miss the mother of feminism. Yes! That is what she called. She led many liberation movements to favor women in the late 60s and early 70s. She was even honored with the presidential medal of freedom in 1993 and 2013.

FINAL WORDS: Feminism is not about hating men by any chance. It is about fighting for the self-existence. The term came into action from the male-dominated society of the ancient time, to get equal voting rights, rights to education and placing opinions.

But the era of Feminism movement has gone way beyond than just that. It is more than getting paid equally or giving more or equal privileges. The world has gone blind with the fact that not every Feminist is the same. But won’t the eye-for-an-eye concept will blindfold the world altogether someday? Well, that can be a fact, or just a lie- a matter of contradiction.