Anyone seen what they’re saying over at r/Feminism about the Depp vs Turd case?

the very first act of feminism was to take the default custody from men with the tender years doctrine by Caroline Norton (now feminists like big red pretend PATRIARCHY gives women custody. as karen straughn says, feminists need to learn to own their shit) were they trying to be equal to men, they'd have gone for shared or split custody. but even with taking their turn at "oppression" wasn't enough... after taking default custody from men to give it women, women found the custodial responsibility (which divorced men had been handling forever) too onerous, so they moved the custodial responsibility of financially providing for children back to the man from whom they had just taken the custodial rights from. in thism they divorced rights from responsibilities.

women could own a home, coverture only applied to married women... and what was it? the husband gained ownership of her property at marriage because he was responsible for her and their children. This lack of responsibility is so pervasive that a man (teacher) went to prison because his wife (doctor) refused to pay her taxes.

voting: do you realize those most against women getting the vote were... women? why would anyone reject the right to voice their opinion? because they already had influence. contrary to feminist doctrines, women hold a lot of sway just because humans want to make women's lives better. men got the vote because they were subject to conscription into fire bregades, being deputized, and even today are subject to the military draft (had I not signed up for selective service at 18 I would not be allowed to vote today... among punishments on top of simply not getting the franchise.) the antisufferagettes did not want the responsibilities that got men the votes, and of course eventually feminism got women the right without the responsibilities. we were given the vote as payment for responsibilities, not for having penises.

as for driving, my knowledge on driving law is limited, but with how much feminism lies and exaggerates about everything in history, I have no reason to believe this. another thing they like to bring up is women getting credit cards... never acknowledging that there was never a law against women getting credit cards, but there werelaws agaisnt holding women RESPONSIBLE for debts... giving credit to someone you can't legally collect from is NOT a safe business practice.