Foxy, yes but Menzies WAS telling the truth so there's no need to put "bogey' in quotes,you're indicating sarcasm with quotation marks.

OTB
Feminism and the Disposable Male
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp8tToFv-bA

Quote of the day:
"Men don’t get turned on by fat wallets or championship trophies."

You Killed The Patriarchy And All You Got Was His Stained T-Shirt:
http://therightstuff.biz/2014/07/30/you-killed-the-patriarchy-and-all-you-got-was-his-stained-t-shirt/

Dear Jay,

The quote wasn't mine.

It was taken from the link given by
OTB and as a librarian - it's an
occupational habit to quote exactly.

And as I said we're not arguing Communism
here - merely the tactics used by Menzies.

Your point is irrelevant.

White feather.
A female contribution to the slaughter of World War I.

Emperor Julian,
White Feather was a Feminist initiative, Ms Pankhurst and her suffragettes were active participants in the shaming campaign against men who didn't join up, even though many of the young men given white feathers weren't able to vote themselves.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qIndoWEkaU
Who voted for the Nazis?
http://www.johndclare.net/Weimar6_Geary.htm
The relative unattractiveness of the Left to female voters was compensated by a propensity to support those parties close to the churches, such as the nationalist DNVP in the case of Protestants and, to a much greater extent, the Centre Party or BVP in the case of Catholics. In Cologne-Aachen in 1930, 18.9 per cent of male and 33.1 per cent of females voted for the Centre Party. In Augsburg in the same year, 24.8 per cent of men and 39 per cent of women

gave their support to the BVP. Desertions from the Catholic camp to the KPD and the NSDAP in the Depression were almost exclusively male.

Until 1930 women remained unlikely to vote for the Nazi Party. Moreover, in the presidential election of 1932 a clear majority of women preferred Hindenburg to Hitler. However, the early 1930s did see a narrowing of the gap between male and female voting patterns, especially in Protestant areas. Indeed, in some of these by July 1932 the NSDAP was winning a higher percentage of the female to male vote. In that month some 6.5 million women voted Nazi, many of them probably with few or no previous political ties. Where they came from the working class, they were likely to be non-unionised textile operatives or domestic workers.

Says it all,

"I don't need feminism because egalitarianism does it better"
http://womenagainstfeminism.tumblr.com/post/92005872270

"I don't need feminism because men are not our enemy. They are our fathers, sons and brothers. Belittling them helps no-one."

and

"I want my nine (Yes, nine) nephews to grow up feeling like they deserve to be loved, cherished and respected by women and their future girlfriends/fiancees/wives and that they do not deserve abuse any more than a women does."
http://womenagainstfeminism.tumblr.com/

That is all a very far cry from feminists who even when confronted by evidence to the contrary, still believe that 'men' are responsible for war, and go silent rather than admit their jaundiced world view of men might be wrong.

Feminism has been a beaut gravy train with well-paid guvvy-funded careers for some educated, very materialistic, middle-class women, some of whom have managed to ride that train from last century to the present. Young taxpayers who must find their way for themselves cannot be expected to continue paying for that gig any more. The gig is over though and it is time to find some real jobs.

otb,

Again with the unsubstantiated generalisations,
labelling, and blaming.

Tsk. Tsk.

You're in no position to speak on behalf of
any females - let alone feminists.
Your views are not couched in reality.
And just because you keep repeating your opinions
you should be now recognise the fact that they
don't carry much clout in intelligent discussions.

But I do realise that telling you anything will be
about as effective as a fart in a blizzard.