Is there a connection between violent behaviour toward men and adherence toward toxic feminist thinking?

iMADEthis2post · 2014-04-10T15:02:42+00:00

The last marxist feminist I knew went south to take part in the london riots. If you see anyone on the videos with bright pink dreadlocks and a mask it's probably her. She is very well known in the Northwest music scene. She had a breakdown of some kind a while back and was institutionalised (possibly by self). Since then she has been knocking around with teenage feminists at and below the age of consent (16 and under in the uk, she's in her late twenties or older now) the relationships were sexual. She also likes to tell her male band members that she hopes their kids get raped by peadophiles. Just about everyone keeps her at arms length now, although when I last spoke to her on facebook she had plenty of her male friends threaten me with violence as I thought her posting about killing Julian Assange and how he was definitely guilty was pathetic. She went on to recall sex dreams she had involving castrating men with Valerie Solanas. Even more amusing was the fact she had one of her feminist trans friends come in and explains how she reads around the transphobia of epic proportions by Valerie Solanas.

Bit disappointing really she was one of my more interesting satellite friends before she went insane and filled herself with hate. May want to look for a connection between radical feminism and mental health disorders as well as violence, I think you will find strong connections personally.

hrda · 2014-04-10T14:22:18+00:00

Here's an article on the subject from Toysolder's blog. His aunt sexually abused him because of her radical feminist beliefs.

rightsbot · 2014-04-10T12:04:16+00:00

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avantvernacular · 2014-04-10T17:46:33+00:00

I have not seen documentation to verify that.

victorfiction · 2014-04-11T01:07:55+00:00

Personally, I'd be interested in a connection, but I think evidence can be twisted to support any hypothesis that is based on ideology. Wage gap as an example... yes women make less money but they also do less work and avoid dangerous/labor-intensive work. My point being that we should be scientific and not slaves to the ideology. We don't need to be in order to support the cause. Meaningful science and stats are already out there for other issues, even if this theory isn't in the data.

nigglereddit · 2014-04-10T14:28:14+00:00

I've never seen solid evidence that this is the case but it's not difficult to make a compelling hypothesis that there might be.

I don't think any seriously questions the link between hatred of a whole group and actions against that group. In particular, people who believe that all members of a target group are different from them will typically not accord those members the rights and protections they claim for their own.

I was certainly sexually abused by my mother and indirectly by my father as a direct consequence of her feminist ideology. Looking back it was not simply unfortunate it was entirely inevitable that this would happen.

Title	Is there a connection between violent behaviour toward men and adherence toward toxic feminist thinking?
Author	soproblematic
Upvotes	11
Comments	14
Date	April 10, 2014 12:03 PM UTC (12 years ago)
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