CMV: The feminist/media reaction to the cancellation of a male BC trial is evidence that feminism is a female superiority movement.

So as you may know from here, or FB, or other internet sources, a male BC trial was cancelled due to high rates of adverse side effects.

Now, to clarify before I go on, the news is misrepresented, most men were satisfied with the drug and it was cancelled by those who administrated the trial, not the men.

In fact, 75 percent of the men wanted to continue using the shot, according to a press release from the study.

However, the feminist/female media response was harsh, judgmental, and quite superficial:

Heatstreet reporter Kieran Corcoran, like many others, were put off by women’s responses. “Commentators lined up to mock weak-willed men for bailing on a trial,” he wrote. “Reporters covering this – many of whom likely did not trouble themselves with actually reading the study ... neglected to mention that some consequences were actually quite serious.”

So upon reading this and other sources stating the same lingo, I am thinking, where is the equality here? Isn't there supposed to be women supporting men in their issues here? Why are women making fun of men for a dire situation?

Men, by contrast, are expected to give unquestioning support of women. Men are criticized heavily for ever judging or criticizing women. Here is a great example:

Every time you make a snotty, snide, deprecatory, or disparaging comment about a woman’s weight, you implicitly endorse an unreasonable and unattainable societal standard for beauty that women are subjected to from the cradle onward. You contribute in a direct chain of causality to a culture of death that values women for the size of their jeans rather than the content of their character. You indulge in exactly the kind of time-honored platinum dickishness that has f-cked with the heads and hearts of countless women irrevocably.

My view is, this is evidence that feminism, or women's rights are a female superiority movement. Talking down to someone, calling them a wimp, regardless of the situation, is an attempt to gain power over them. Your weak, I'm strong.

That's not equality.