Radical Feminism Is the Result of
Imposing ‘State Feminism’
© Shane Flait (2012)
I often hear that radical feminists are
perverting the laws in favor of women
while undermining the rights of men and
essential fairness in law. This reveals
the misunderstanding that many men and
women have about what both feminism and
its state implementation means – and
what freedom means. This article
addresses these misunderstandings.
Feminism is an ideology that promotes a
position for women throughout society
that is at least equal to men. I say ‘at
least equal’ because some branches of
feminist ideology push for dominance of
women. But whatever the myriad
renditions of feminism assert, they have
one common assertion.
That assertion is that the government
should ensure that feminism’s vision of
society be implemented because men are
abusive to women in one form or another.
Supporting that form feminist views may
include propagandizing the ‘evil’ of the
patriarchal family structure itself, the
absurdity for not realizing that women
should do whatever men are doing in any
occupation, or how men threaten women
with mental or physical abuse according
to a man’s nature. ‘Propaganda’ is the
key word here.
For if men were not so much like men,
then women would have attained their
‘rightful’ positions throughout society.
And, the only way the state can ensure a
particular feminist ideology – in spite
of the presence of men and their nature
- is to force an outcome consistent with
that ideology.
In short, feminism demands that the
state ensure its women-favored outcomes
based on whatever excuse – invariably
depending on some ‘abusive-to-women’
nature of men - it can contrive to
justify that outcome. Of course, this
feminist approach to control society
must necessarily sidestep the
fundamental and equal rights of men.
That’s what makes state-imposed feminism
a tyranny – a divide and conquer tyranny
against men and freedom.
As is true for all tyrannies, propaganda
against the ‘oppressor’ is more than
essential. It’s paramount for justifying
the denial of fundamental rights of the
oppressor.
We’ve been deluged with feminist
propaganda for many years. Its initial
plea for equal opportunity for women in
many professions gained sympathy by many
well-meaning men and women. But in fact,
the increased education of women and
society’s freedom afforded growing
opportunities for women and minorities
in the U.S. without state imposed
outcomes.
Unfortunately that sympathy was used by
feminists to push for government
implementation of women-based outcomes
which were put in place in educational
institutions, businesses, and
government. Everyone is familiar with
the EO and AA designations in job ADs
and the associated overbearing role they
play in all human resource departments.
Discrimination complaints were often
justified simply by an insufficient
representation of the associated
minorities or women – and not by
outright discrimination against sex or
race per se. Government EO/AA
representatives were able to legally
punish any company for discrimination
complaints against them. Companies,
endlessly litigated against by
government EE/AA representatives,
eventually relented against preserving
their right to hire who they thought
would best serve them by conceding to at
least an often veiled quota for hiring
women and other minorities.
Nothing succeeds like success
With enormous growth in ‘women-serving’
government agencies and affiliates, and
the power that they controlled from such
EE/AA-related endeavors, feminists
realized that they could use government
to control society’s outcomes by
contriving excuses to justify those
outcomes. So was born the enormous
‘abuse of women’ propaganda that
vilifies men to achieve woman-favored
outcomes in legal complaints between men
and women.
Such propaganda along with feministic
ideology so brainwashed into the
education system has allowed the
perversion of laws geared to
accomplishing perceived ‘social ends’
rather than protecting individual
rights. Feminist jurisprudence infused
judicial determinations.
No legal venue is more essential for
controlling society than the family
court. With the help of the ‘abuse of
women’ excuse and the
feminist-maintained perversion of the
‘best interest of the child’ excuse,
family court judges ignore the
unalienable rights of fathers –
including his parental right to raise
his children equally to the mother.
The only function of fathers as seen by
the court is for extorting them for
weekly money payments for the mother for
whatever she chooses to spend them on –
for up to 23 years in some states. In
this court where virtually all his
fundamental rights are at stake, there
is no substantive due process required
or acknowledged.
Any noncompliance by a father means
immediate jail with no jury under unjust
contempt procedures. But family court
and those who support it that are
contemptible.
Feminist propaganda tries to rewrite
history – not unlike Marx did
To fortify their importance to societal
evolution, feminists try to take credit
for all the improvements in women’s
positions through the 20th
century. I.e. without the requirement of
the state imposition of feminist
ideology, women would be held back. The
truth is quite the opposite as many know
and as
Venker and Schlafly espouse in The
Flipside of Feminism.
Most of the natural abuse due to the
structure of society that feminists
propagandize is untrue. The structure of
the family – the patriarchal family –
has been beneficial to all its members
and created the natural bonds between
men and women that make life worthwhile.
It’s also the natural unit of society
that can stand against government’s
intrusion and control because it takes
care of its own.
State-imposed feminism with its feminist
jurisprudence is destroying the
patriarchal family to set up a
fatherless matriarchal family - one that
extorts fathers with the state’s help
while denying their fundamental rights.
It’s a dead-end family that divides men
from women with no sense of natural
extension or legacy. It’s just what a
totalitarian government needs to isolate
individuals to better rule over people
by controlling their benefits.
Using the phrase ‘radical feminism’ is
like saying ‘radical Nazism’
State-imposed feminist ideology negates
the fundamental rights of men – and
therefore everyone. It represents a
transition into totalitarianism. Those
that support feminism are mindless of
what fundamental rights mean and their
essential purpose of ensuring freedom
Hopefully, some will start waking up.
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Shane Flait writes on issues confronting
freedom