Wtf?

Damn... 4 husbands...

Women cheat more than men, wtf.

Ok then another country

Japan

I can promise you they don't in the Middle East

LOL

Women are raped constantly and people turn their eye

I would say women can be more petty in general

Yeah, not there. But here in the West.

Men are seen as superior

If men cheat they get excommunicated from society, if a woman cheats "well he forced her, he should have treated her better"

That's because of traditionalism

Like all of the drama at my school was started by girls

And a declining birth rate

We must fuck children

Why do you act as if america is the only place on the planet?

OK at this point I realize that daisy is trolling

Again

I'm literally not

Sure you're not :)

If you want to talk about women's rights in America that's one thing

But women's rights as a whole is another

Americans bash feminism constantly because they think America is the only place in the fucking world

The thing about men cheating being OK and a blind eye being turned on rape uncovered your ploy

UK, France, Poland, Finland, Denmark. What about there? The West isn't just America. It encompasses a lot of the planet.

What about not the west?

@dz That's because there's more of a debate here, we know that women are most likely discriminated against in other countries, but that's because they haven't been through the same treatment we've had here.

Well I don't see feminists going to Saudi Arabia or attacking mud men for their rape culture

France is fucked

UK is fucked

Poland is pretty fucked

I bash feminism because in America it is mostly things they make it seem like a women's only problem but it is not

That's because feminism is everywhere

Finland surrounded by a lot fucked up

Women are ducked everywhere except the west and korea/japan

Everyone here would agree that women are treated horribly in other places. Such as the middle east. Largely due to strict theocracy governments under a patriarchal religion.

Sweeden

I wouldn't bash all feminists

Russia also

Feminism thrives in Saudi Arabia