I am awestruck by Janice's deep knowledge of feminist history and feminists affinity and ties with socialism and communism. Of course, she is completely correct that feminists' partisan commitment precludes a disinterested commitment to freedom. It was evident from the beginning that feminists wanted to advance anti-male sexism, not gender equality. And, worse, gender equality was to be based on equality of outcome, enforced by the government, rather than equality of opportunity. Feminism is thus a strong ally of state despotism.
I am awestruck by Janice's deep knowledge of feminist history and feminists affinity and ties with socialism and communism. Of course, she is completely correct that feminists' partisan commitment precludes a disinterested commitment to freedom. It was evident from the beginning that feminists wanted to advance anti-male sexism, not gender equality. And, worse, gender equality was to be based on equality of outcome, enforced by the government, rather than equality of opportunity. Feminism is thus a strong ally of state despotism.