Is Amy a Feminist?
 

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There's people like this in everyday society. There is ill-educated women fighting for their 'rights' - unbeknownst to them that they have as many, if not more rights than men.
And theres people like Anthony (the boxer) in society.
Together, they put down their own sexes integrity.

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So glad I'm not the only one who thought this about Amy and feminists in general. They have no real role in today’s society. The modern culture of male bashing is really starting to P*ss me off too, if we applied Amys argument to the bigger picture, there must be a lot of weak women out there if they feel the need to constantly criticize men. I also didn’t like the fact she generalised all men around Victor. A lot of women seem prone to wrong or harsh generalisations, it’s the same way I’ve seen many women act after they’ve been in a few bad relationships, i.e. all men are terrible etc…

Of Course Amy is
that is her problem with herself.

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Yes, it’s based on lies because women have equality today so feminists have nothing to do, nothing to offer, they are outdated and useless. If they really wanted to help (man)kind :bigsmile: (sorry… ‘humans’) they would call themselves humanists!

The problem is with the generalisations of men. Nobody is qualified to make assumptions about an entire section of the population but feminists seem to do so liberally! They also fail to see that women too are capable of and do cause problems. They fail to notice this because they only focus on one gender.

They also fail to realise that many crimes committed by women such as domestic abuse of partners and abuse of young children are believed to be significantly under-reported.

I suppose we will have to wait for more enlightened times, where women are not all automatically given ‘victim’ status just because they are a woman or where domestic abuse against men is taken seriously and reported properly, to see if this is the case.

Wow..

Theres like lots of words in posts..

I dnt even know what femininist means.

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I read somewhere that statistically women are fair more likely to kill their own children than men not including abortion obviously. I have also heard that men who do report domestic abuse against them from a woman are often not taken seriously and sometimes even arrested themselves! I’m not sure if either is true but they seem at least plausible because feminists have made everyone believe that a woman can only ever be a victim and if she hurts or even murders her husband it must be because he was abusing her. Just look at some of the cases we have in the states where a woman shoots her husband and is instantly labelled a victim regardless of circumstances and the real victim; the man is labelled an abuser whether there is evidence to suggest it or not. I do think it is wrong and incredibly unfair that this seems to happen to men.

This is way off topic tho! On the subject of BB, I wouldn’t say amy is a feminist yet but I haven’t seen enough of her. She may just be acting like that because she finds victor to be annoying sometimes.

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another good topic ron i agree. i love amy but id lpove to argu with her about men v women. i was mad at victor when he l,ost the debate amys clever but she not always right. men are always as good as women and women as good as men

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I don't think Amy is a feminazi. You can't count what she said in the debate task because the whole point was that she had to create a good argument for one side, not be neutral.

I think the reason she might come across like that is because of people like victor in the house who are acting sexist, whether it's joking or not and all she is doing is defending herself.

Also feminism is not outdated, especially in work enviroments where some women still don't get equal pay and are seen as "trouble" if they want a raise or a promotion unlike men who are just "ambitious". I'm not about to go protesting but i'm not blind to sexism that still happens. To men as well as women.

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