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what in the world is there to dislike about an advocate of the women's rights
movement who's whole purpose is to ensure equal rights for women?

It isn't everywhere. It's a lesbian superiority or female superiority
movement in some places, especially colleges.

Double standards are common, and easier to see if you were male. The
old rules that favored women are demanded, and new rules that favor
women are demanded. The word of a woman is accepted over a man's
(domestic abuse cases, especially). Talk to young men about the
problem of actually getting a blood test run to determine paternity,
there's all sort of road blocks, and, if they can show they are not
the father, getting their money back takes a lot longer than losing it
did. Do these things sound like "equal rights"? or "Superior rights"?

Oh, and there's a good series of comics on the subject now running on
"Day-by-day". "Samantha's" problem is by no means unknown, I *know*
several women who have been tapped as the *father* of some child, and
had property seized and paychecks garnisheed, and been unable to get
it straightened out, even when they walked into the relevant offices.

http://www.daybydaycartoon.com/cartoons/02-10-2004.gif

Never mind the gold diggers in California that pull divorce court
robberies. (The average man is a social retard and the average woman
can fool him most of the time, long enough to get married, anyhow.)
It's no wonder men in California are marriage shy. They are afraid
they will end up impoverished the rest of their lives.

Then, you have the socialist activists who are using the movement as a
cover. Consider the National Organization of Women, and it's behavior
whenever a conservative is accused of sexual misconduct. Compare that
with the behavior displayed whenever a "liberal", or exploitable
minority (such as O. J. Simpson) is in the same position. Tammy Bruce,
who was a member of the national board of directors of NOW and the
president of the LA chapter at the time of the OJ Simpson mess was
forced out because she wanted to give OJ the same treatment as anyone
else.