> Isn't viewing the opposite gender as "enemy combatants" a really terrible thing to do?
Except that's not what's happening. The war is between the ideology that genders are equal and the ideology that genders are not equal.
Framing it the way you have is a standard tactic employed by people who are entirely aware they are at war and have set up feminists as enemy combatants already.
Except that's not what's happening. The war is between the ideology that genders are equal and the ideology that genders are not equal.
Framing it the way you have is a standard tactic employed by people who are entirely aware they are at war and have set up feminists as enemy combatants already.