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Every single wave of feminism—first, second, or whatever mutated form comes next—is untenable and anti-human. Why? Because its foundation is the delusion that men and women are equal and the same. We are not. Not physically. Not psychologically. Not in design, purpose, or capability. And to accept this lie...

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Feminism went off the rails when it started telling women that equality meant becoming the same as men. Women are not inferior because we are different. Our femininity is not a weakness. Our unique strengths as mothers, wives, leaders, and builders of families are indispensable to a healthy society. The greatest lie of modern feminism is that women must imitate men to be equal. We don't diminish ourselves by embracing who we are. We diminish ourselves when we pretend to be something we are not. | ZUBY:
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Feminism went off the rails when it started telling women that equality meant becoming the same as men. Women are not inferior because we are different. Our femininity is not a weakness. Our unique strengths as mothers, wives, leaders, and builders of families are indispensable to a healthy society. The greatest lie of modern feminism is that women must imitate men to be equal. We don't diminish ourselves by embracing who we are. We diminish ourselves when we pretend to be something we are not. | ZUBY:

Marissa Streit

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If women are "equal" to men, then why is she not paying for 50% of everything? Why is the expectation that men have to protect, provide, and do a million other things? Why? Because you're NOT equal. You're not the same.
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22,050 views • 3 years ago

Church, why are we celebrating or partaking in ANYTHING on October 31st? Ask yourself, how is anything you are doing on that day honoring God? We are in this world church, not of it. We are commanded to know our enemy and know what he is doing in this evil world. Unfortunately ALL of our “holidays” have pagan roots because satan is the god of this world and it is his desire- every single second of every single day- to drive you and your family away from Christ and away from the Word.
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31,169 views • 10 months ago

Wake up GOI and reframe the laws..if men and women are equal in the eyes of law they must be treated equally and not women bashing men in the name of feminism and faulty laws! #JusticeForAtulSubhash #MenToo #AtulSubhash
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Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett: We, the State of Israel, are a Jewish and democratic state, and every child in Israel needs to be connected to that. Otherwise, we are a factory producing graduates of the education system who are anti-democratic and anti-Zionist — financed by us. That is national suicide. Therefore, anyone who does not teach the shared Israeli foundation — a school that does not teach it — will not receive a single shekel from the state. Not Zionist? Not on my dime.

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That's why we need patriarchy in society, not feminism. See for yourself what kind of wrong things she is teaching her own daughter. And many women are agreeing with her in the comments.
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These distractions are not big enough, the propaganda is not working, and every day more and more people are waking up. Whatever comes next is going to be massive.
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These distractions are not big enough, the propaganda is not working, and every day more and more people are waking up. Whatever comes next is going to be massive.

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Feminism treats men as a problem, family as an obstacle, and motherhood as a prison. It hollowed out marriage, destabilized identity, fractured communities, and created a culture where men are either infantilized or demonized. It produced a generation that has no model for the complementary dance between men and women, no respect for the natural order, and no vocabulary for discussing virtues like sacrifice, leadership, or family loyalty without being accused of oppression. But it is a catastrophic mistake to romanticize Islam as the answer. Islam appears to offer clarity, structure, and order: defined gender roles, strong masculinity, modesty, family cohesion, and a rejection of the nihilistic confusion that dominates liberal culture. For people who feel betrayed by radical feminism, Islam looks like the promise of a world where men can be men, women can be women, and families regain their dignity. But this is an illusion. Islam is not the cure for Western decay. Islam is the opposite extreme, a system built on hierarchy enforced by fear, legalism, and theological supremacy. It is a rigid structure that suppresses women’s agency, inhibits intellectual growth, and governs relationships through coercion rather than maturity. Both, feminism and Islam, are driven by fear. Both fail to produce healthy, flourishing partnerships between men and women. Christian complementarity holds that men and women are equal in dignity, different in nature, and designed for a cooperative relationship that reflects balance, not rivalry. It does not erase the differences nor weaponize them. It does not make men tyrants nor women adversaries. It builds a moral ecology in which love, sacrifice, responsibility, and authority coexist without canceling one another. Christianity rejects the radical feminist myth that liberation requires abolishing the family, and it rejects the Islamic myth that stability requires suppressing women. It recognizes that order comes from harmony, not domination; from virtue, not coercion; from internal formation, not legal surveillance. This is why Western families, for centuries, produced stable societies. This is why Western institutions respected women without needing to imprison them behind veils or exclude them from public life. Christian complementarity treats men and women as partners in a shared moral project. Islam treats them as participants in a chain of command. Radical feminism sees them as enemies locked in perpetual conflict. Only Christianity offers the adult understanding: the sexes are interdependent, not interchangeable; equal, not identical; complementary, not competitive.

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We are living in a time where more men are being more vocal about their feelings which many women have said they have wanted for a long time. However, some women are struggling with accepting what men have to say when it comes to them having to accept that all relationship problems are not caused by men. This is not meant to be an attack on women but many women take it as an attack and are way more interested in defending women than actually understanding what men are trying to say. It tends to be more challenging for women to emotionally regulate and to accept accountability, not because they are flawed, but because of the conditioning and training that has taught women that men are less intelligent and more than often the problem. Quality men, which there are plenty of but are often overlooked and not talked about, are tired of being blamed for everything and are no longer willing to tolerate it. They want to make it clear that most men are not like the stereotypical bs that our society teaches about men. It has been challenging because it's difficult for many women to accept because of their personal experiences from choosing and dealing with lesser quality men.

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35,000 anti-Zionist Jews gathered in Philadelphia yesterday. There are hundreds of thousands of anti-Israel and anti-Zionist Jews in the world, but the mainstream media ignores this fact. Zionists spread the lie that all Jews support Israel and Zionism, but this is never true. There are hundreds of thousands of Jewish families around the world who are against Israel and Zionism. Israel is not a Jewish state. Zionism is not Judaism. Being against Zionism is not antisemitic, it is in fact pro-Judaism. Anti-Zionism is NOT Antisemitism.

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