We ought to consider the following questions:
a) Is it true that our status as humans fluctuates, or is it something permanently invested in us?
b) Is autonomy really the one overriding good? Is it the organising principle of society? Or is it something to be held in balance with other important human goods?
c) Are human relationships really structured around a contest for autonomy and power? Is this the core meaning of family relationships? Of communal traditions? Of manhood and womanhood?
d) Have the actions of men throughout history really been to the detriment of women and for selfish purposes?
Posted by Mark Richardson
Check out Mark’s post at the link above as he de-constructs Feminist theory with a fair bit of style and that anathema to the feminist faith, facts and logic.
Cheers Comrades
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Iain that font comes straight from Satans anus.
well I’ll take that as a vote against it then

Just experimenting
In public schools, feminized churches, and our popular culture, a uniform standard of good behavior has emerged: just be nice. This is not enough. It ignores te unique excellence and distinct roles to be played by men and women in a healthy social life. But this is no matter to advocates; for them, sex differences are merely a social construct designed to subordinate women. Differences must be hammered out.
Boys who show energy and initiative are labeled as sufferers from attention deficit disorder and quickly put on Ritalin. Worse, older masculine ideals are put down as archaic, oppressive, “sexist,” and barbaric. This has led to a degradation of both sexes. Men are increasingly predatory or useless, fathering kids they quickly abandon, leaving their older wives with children, and retreating from responsibility with a cynical demand for equal treatment. If they are less anti-social, they are wimpy, insecure, and superfluous figures. Women, in the name of equal rights, find themselves barren and unattractive after investing their prime years in a career that does not live up to billing in terms of fulfillment. Even if they manage to settle down, masculine virtues like emotional self control and bearing are in short supply among their mates
Welcome to my blog MR R
sadly I have to agree with your observations about the gender expectations that are evident since the advent of feminism.