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**emorbimefed** · 01-16-2012, 06:09 PM

Nope. Power in power's terms.

To the contrary, my post shows that I understand it all too well. You're being defensive.

If you're unfamiliar with gender dynamics, look up what feminists call 'theorising backlash'. Even those women have a clue what's on the horizon, and they rationalise away from the implications.

For every action...

Why define women's power in feminists' terms?
They don't have a clue either. I can understand the equal pay for equal work platform, but that's not necessarily feminist, that's just fair practice for any sub group of society.

01-16-2012, 06:09 PM	#33
emorbimefed Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	Nope. Power in power's terms. To the contrary, my post shows that I understand it all too well. You're being defensive. If you're unfamiliar with gender dynamics, look up what feminists call 'theorising backlash'. Even those women have a clue what's on the horizon, and they rationalise away from the implications. For every action... Why define women's power in feminists' terms? They don't have a clue either. I can understand the equal pay for equal work platform, but that's not necessarily feminist, that's just fair practice for any sub group of society.
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