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0	A person can support equality without being a feminist, just like they can be good without god. You can agree with some aspects of an ideology without embracing the whole thing. The issue of women's right to vote is a complete canard. It is a meme, successfully sown by feminists, well after the events, to justify their claims for excessive female entitlement, not equality. As with most feminist arguments, it is a crock of lies and distortion. Feminism cannot lay legitimate claim to gaining for women the right to vote. The stark reality is that half the British men who went to the trenches in France in 1914 didn't have a vote either. Yet they went to almost certain death…	/r/MensRights	31/07/14 07:51 PM
1	A person can support equality without being a feminist, just like they can be good without god. You can agree with some aspects of an ideology without embracing the whole thing. It all depends on what you mean by equality. If you mean equality of opportunity: that every person has an inalienable right to be treated the same as any other and not be inhibited in their aspiration to achieve their highest potential, then I believe no right-minded person would, or could, disagree. If, however, you mean equality as having the same number of women on corporate boards as men, or in the workplace, such as equal numbers of women as men as engineers for example, then that sort of …	/r/MensRights	31/07/14 04:07 PM