Anti-Sjw's Arguments Against Feminism

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Feminism is cancer, so are social justice warriors and any other kind of people who go out of their way just to make themselves look like victims. If you haven’t realized by the title of this video and by what I have said so far in this video, I am an anti-SJW, an anti-feminist, and an anti-whatever the fuck. In all honesty, social justice warriors are the worst kind of people, so are feminists and all other groups like them. Those kinds of people have logic that is flawed and they are just as bad or even worse than these ‘oppressors’ they constantly whine about. They are batshit crazy and are just as guilty of oppressing their own people than the oppression from "bigots." The only thing these “politically correct” people do is show the fact …show more content…
Then, Christian’s get demonized over wedding cakes, yet Islam is praised and defended even despite the 50 people who were fucking murdered at a nightclub. Maybe even that they want people to believe that “If you’re gay and make gay jokes, you have internalized homophobia.” No, if you 're gay and make a joke about it, it means you have a sense of humor and that you 're strong enough to know that even ‘serious’ topics can be joked about. I 've noticed the ones who bitch about sexism the most are feminists, but the ones who spew the most sexism are feminists. They try to make up a little thing called "rape culture," and try to demonize movies like 50 Shades of Grey, when in fact, 50 Shades of Grey is a type of fetish. No one is going to watch 50 Shades of Grey and think "Hmm, I think I should go rape some people now. It sure sounds fun!" And if for some weird fucked up reason someone did have those thoughts, they were already fucked up, to begin with. Feminist are sexist assholes because the quote “Teach men not to rape” is a horrible thing to say because guess what? Not all men rape and not all rapists are

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