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I am a British man who has always been fully aware, within my own society, of the dishonesty and hatred of the women’s movement as it has steadily deformed itself under the banner of feminism over the past 30-40 years. And I strongly suggest to others that people should perhaps attempt to ‘read between the lines’ when they encounter – in print, on their TV screens or in person – the vitriolic drivel of the modern feminist’s false gospel, and a belief that she has carte blanche to badly wound other human beings.

What is between those lines?

This may seem ridiculous to many people, but for many feminists – particularly those from whose media and academic pulpits are heard messages that are, even in their own minds, blatantly false – their hateful extremism emanates from a withered persona that suffers from a massive inferiority complex. An inferiority complex that they feel on behalf of themselves and women generally.

After all the social changes that have taken place, particularly over the past twenty-five years, if such people truly believed in innate female equality, most of them would simply not feel compelled to continue in their fanatical and shrill vein of venomous misrepresentation.

Subconsciously most fanatical feminists behave as they do because in their minds they believe that without the constant warfare that they are freely being allowed, and even encouraged, to wage against the rest of society, people will recover their social and human bearings. A veil will subsequently slip revealing something that they find terrifying.

It is called reality.

Try and pity these loathsome individuals. By all means they must be challenged and overthrown. This will inevitably happen in due course. Yes, despise them and counter their false message with truth, loudly and with anger – measured reason is never an antidote to extremism and to blatant evil. But find a corner in your heart for pity also. For they are truly pitiful.