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== Violence == |
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| − | Increasingly organised groups of feminists are resorting to violence to push their agenda. Particularly egregious examples include South America<ref>http://www.thepcmdgazette.com/news/see-what-a-mob-of-tolerant-feminists-did-to-these-christians/</ref>, and various locations in Canada including Toronto<ref> |
+ | Increasingly organised groups of feminists are resorting to violence to push their agenda. Particularly egregious examples include South America<ref>http://www.thepcmdgazette.com/news/see-what-a-mob-of-tolerant-feminists-did-to-these-christians/</ref>, and various locations in Canada including Toronto<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iARHCxAMAO0</ref>, Kingston and Ottawa. In engaging in this disriptive and at times threatening behaviour feminists are attempting to silence opposition rather than endeavouring to respond with cogent arguments. |
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Revision as of 06:29, 24 May 2014
Modern feminism is genernally known as third wave feminism although some feminists are now talking about post-third wave or fourth wave feminism. Modern feminists generally believe in rape culture, overwhelming levels of street harassment and the patriarchy.
Violence
Increasingly organised groups of feminists are resorting to violence to push their agenda. Particularly egregious examples include South America[1], and various locations in Canada including Toronto[2], Kingston and Ottawa. In engaging in this disriptive and at times threatening behaviour feminists are attempting to silence opposition rather than endeavouring to respond with cogent arguments.
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