We will agree to disagree. Women aren't inferior. In fact in many ways they can be better or more balanced but that's a lesson many don't learn in this lifetime that colors the nature of conversations unfortunately. At least you admitted to ur bias which makes the discussion easier instead of trying to hide disdain and dismissiveness for 1/2 of the world behind the logic traps.I understand where you're coming from but generally women ARE inferior to men. It's better just to accept the truth instead of becoming upset/angry about it when you find out.
As for feminism I'm actually not against all forms of feminism. Women wanting to become the masters of their own destiny and earn the same as a man for the exact same work is actually something I advocate. What I don't advocate is this new form is feminism where women want to work less then men and get equal pay. When I see women working on train lines on skyscrapers, cleaning out sewer systems, doing pest control and building bridges i'll be the first nikka dressed in pink holding up a sign for women and not a second sooner....
Also, can you give some examples of where women want to work less than men and get equal pay? It's hard to take anyone seriously if they scoff at women not doing more blue collar jobs when traditionally men are some of the biggest blockers to women in these fields in a lot of cases. LMAO! There are tons of women who wouldn't mind doing construction work. Who are good at laying sheet rock, painting, all those things. But a woman trying to get a foot in those industries faces CRAZY and dangerous obstacles such as discrimination and unwarranted male attention. Oftentimes opportunities are limited to women not because of their unwillingness but b/c of male lack of self-control. Only to have the same dudes turn around and go "See! They don't wanna do the hard work?!" Well I'm pretty sure if it was safe to work around large groups of men without sexual harrassment or if girls weren't socialized against certain fields beyond their natural proclivities, more would participate.
This discussion right here is why feminism is necessary as an avenues for women to relay these issues. We as a species have to evolve beyond a lack of understanding about 1/2 of the world. Feminism is a natural stage in that progression in many ways.
There are other factors that come into play as well. I personally can't call myself a staunch feminist or a staunch ANYTHING b/c I'm not a fan of labels. People tend to weaponize them and hide behind them like they talking about something. I deal in ideas. Some stuff I agree with, some stuff I don't agree with.