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Expecting women to help men is like expecting men to give women the right to vote suddenly on their own initiative.
If you’re essentializing the left you’re stuck in meaningless ideology. “Kill All Men” is a good T-shirt and let’s not pretend women shouldn’t look out for women. Intersectional Feminism might have good ad copy but expecting an ideology to cure all problems is a broken (and male-oriented) way of viewing the world.
“If we just get the ideology right the hard work will disappear!” No, men are still going to have to help other men and “Intersectional Feminism” is still going to be either 1) a way to a more nuanced feminism (a good thing for those feminists to develop, don’t get me wrong), or 2) an Extremely Online project of no real consequence.
Why do you think men aren't participating in feminism? We're men helping men over here.
No, you're posting online.
Do you personally volunteer at a battered women's shelter? Then you're a male ally.
Do you personally volunteer at a suicide hotline? Then you're a man helping other men (when those men call in).
Otherwise I suspect, admitting that I don't know you, that you think that you're on a team that's the good guys, and that you're the only game in town, and you're threatened that I don't expect feminism to be something that it can't and shouldn't be, no matter how much ideological gymnastics are performed to try and convince men that feminism is on their side.
If you (or your ideology) profess a belief that you're capable of being on everyone's side you are grandiose and delusional. Help the people you can help, especially offline, but don't be an ideological evangelist online because that isn't meaningful participation in our society.
Yes we should try and make a society by everyone, for everyone. Intersectional feminism teaches us that the way to do this is to listen to the people with the experience, not the ideology which you, @surewhynotlem, are centering.
What I do is speak with troubled anti-women men online to help them understand it's not us vs them, it's all of us vs the system.
Don't gatekeep assistance by setting an arbitrary bar. It's unhelpful.
And what I do is speak with anti-women men online without trying to convert them to an ideology which is based around helping women.
fuck off? like do you understand how incoherent you are here? no, how could you, your entire ideology is based on the incoherent contradiction of feminism-for-women and feminism-for-everyone.
This is weak.
Listen to yourself.
How dare you deprive women of the right to hate men for the shitty things that men do?
It's not like it's not a "well actually" just because you omitted the "well."
You absolutely can delegitimize the experience men have at the hands of feminism which is composed of humans who don't always get it right. You can do it, with this "well actually," but you're performing an ideological dance for yourself to try and salvage a feminism that doesn't need the help.
Feminism kicks ass and tells women to fuck up men when they deserve it, omni-feminism is weak sauce like this.
What a healthy outlook.
The struggle isn't men vs women. It's different mindsets. There are men, women, and other identities who view things in an us vs them bigoted way and then there are those who don't look at what someone is, but how they treat others. The latter tend to be capable of getting along just fine together and use communication skills and emotional maturity to create solidarity with each other rather than pointing fingers at each other and creating absolutist rules and narratives. They show what is possible and are creating change and progress through being the solution of unity and solidarity by simply being cool with each other and not assuming anything about each other based on whatever identities they have.
you tell yourself a pretty story to make you feel better
I think maybe less time on the internet and more time dealing with normies. I seriously doubt the women in my life would be happy to see me suffer even a bit let alone driven to end it because they read militant feminist manifestos.
On average people are average.