HeForShe Conversation with Emma Watson on International Women's Day 2015 [Full Q&A] - Official

[@FactsAtYourFingertips123]

Wow, you see some celebrities starting clothing lines, makeup brands but Emma has used her fame in such a selfless way. She is an inspiration to many young girls and boys who look up to her because of her part in Harry Potter and will take all of this on board. I think she'll have an impact because celebrities are powerful and I'm happy to see power used to help end gender inequality for good!

[@maimai.1]

Emma is one of my favourite human beings. She is completely brilliant.

[@PINGPONGROCKSBRAH]

The interviewer was really good. I wouldn't be able to get through a single question interviewing Emma Watson.

[@FehrGormenghastTodd]

So proud of her. Having her exact same age (even day), I feel like I have grown up all my life alongside her. Never had a doubt that despite the pressure and fame, her strong, beautiful personality would not stumble the slightest. So happy I was right. She's one great role to look up to. Proud to be a huge fan since day 1.

[@mairaregobarros3282]

that's exactly how I feel, too!

[@AbbiiysFlyingCupcake]

I grew up with her too!! im not her age but two years younger. but i been a feminist since i was little. I noticed her fight for women since she was aloud to start talk about her interest n she is some one to look up too. she isnt like any other celeb out there :)

[@FehrGormenghastTodd]

***** Who are you trying to come off as? You're commenting in a video of Emma Watson talking gender equality. You're the one who has come to it on your own, to watch it, and now you start trolling around? Not that anything you say have credibility, but the fact that you have voluntarily click on this video makes you look like an idiot. So go troll around somewhere else, you're nobody, no one cares about you.

[@FehrGormenghastTodd]

***** No.

[@AlayneLucia]

She is incredible and such an example and voice for many people!

[@moxxieroxx6386]

Wise for her years. I hope she sees her dreams for equality come to fruition in her lifetime.

[@cheryllee226]

Is it just me but her voice has that unique kind of class that just suits her classy personality :)

[@seancubington]

I'm so happy seeing the organization grow every time I see something new. Amazing!!!

[@MrThepatrickshow]

Well, Emma needn't worry. We'll get there sooner than later. If you'd asked people in 2006 how soon the U.S. would have a black president, they'd have said, about fifty years, but it was two years. When the climate is right, things can change very fast. And Emma has done a great deal to change the climate on gender equality, in a very short time.

[@Marcara081]

She has done nothing but reinforce gynocentrism.

[@MrGenedancingmachine]

Get where?

[@1MP4CT4190]

***** He would have been the first white president of Kenya if his father never moved to Hawaii.

[@shaz3r786]

***** and if she addressed these things, you would come up with another list. She is not a lawyer or a mental health physician.

[@MrThepatrickshow]

Okay, valid point. Why go running to He to stand up for She, when it's a movement headed by a She... who claims to care about some unsung He issues? I agree... would better be conceived as SheforHe or... maybe just not posing gender pronouns in a way that obligates one to do the heavy lifing for the other? Something like that?

[@DaffArt]

"If they were trying to put me off, it did the opposite" - Emma Watson :D :D

[@tristanmendez8578]

Thank you for uploading this!

[@JamesAlexanderMartin]

Every time Emma starts speaking my head just involuntarily starts nodding. For so many years I felt that feminism was something I could not participate in that I wasn't allowed to have a voice. That putting my voice and thoughts on the matter in to the debate would be akin to another form of masculine assertion. That by somehow participating I would be telling women what feminism should be. It is only in the last few years that I have come to realise that my own social anxiety is a product of not fitting into the masculine mold, that I was also a victim of gender inequality. That feminism is about dispelling these expectations from all people based on their biology and allowing us to do as we feel is right for us. To forge our identity in a society that treats us as people not binaries. Growing up in regional Australia, I came from a place where expectations of people based on their genders was absurd bordering on caricature. That because I was emotive, sensitive and interested in art meant I was homosexual and as such open to ridicule. It is so sad that this perpetuation of stereotype has forced men to box themselves up and ridicule anyone who does what they do not allow themselves to do. It is almost as if there is a subconscious assertion motivating this stereotype perpetuation and it is: "If I have to fit the mold society has put on me, then so do you". The wonderful thing is, we don't. None of us do. Not at all. I love the message of this campaign and Emma is a wonderful spokes person. When feminism is a thing of the past and she is the spokes person for the 'UN Equality Agency', I think the campaign should be called MeForYou.

[@ElBandito]

I'm just gonna watch it on repeat. Cause Emma is that awesome. :)

[@Heida77]

Emma and the work that the HeForShe campaign is doing is truly admirable. I don't understand how anyone could be against it. That only means that you don't want gender equality. Why would you NOT want men and women to be equal? I don't get it. And why do people question about why Emma is so passionate about this? So because she's rich and a famous actress that means that she can't fight for women's rights and gender equality? Women are discriminated EVERYWHERE and in all kinds of places and environments. Just because we have more rights here than in third world countries doesn't mean that everything is fine. We still have such a long way to go. Honestly, I find it odd how people are always complaining about these celebrities not using their “power” and the platform that they have to raise awareness of these issues and speak up about it, but when they actually DO speak up they think they have no right to talk because they are rich and privileged. What do you want them to do??? Here we have this young, successful woman who could just be focusing on her career and her life but instead she is using her voice and her power as a “celebrity” to make a real difference in the world by standing up for what she KNOWS is right. I can't even put into words how much I respect and admire her.

[@LiveMoreNow]

Well said heidos7

[@charliewalker6519]

People don't like it because in the speech she says let boys take up the mantle and be vulnerable. He for she meaning men as women's property. That's why there is hatrid

[@charliewalker6519]

Vadislav Malkova good point. Also women want to be independent yet keep chivalry. They want all the pros of being male and none of the positives

[@29AndreG]

Emma: "Don't ever let somebody tell you... You can't do something. Not even me. All right? All right. You got a dream... You gotta protect it. People can't do somethin' themselves, they wanna tell you you can't do it. If you want somethin', go get it. Period." - Will Smith, The Pursuit of Happiness.

[@chriz06angel]

Emma Watson is such an inspiration. I am truly envious and proud of what she has accomplished by the age of 24 and she turns 25 a week after I do! And in light of what is going on in India at the moment her work is so important. I am a huge fan of her and this campaign :)

[@houston-coley]

That was great!

[@jokerstyleinfinite]

I'm the 260,255th male to join. Equality isn't a privilege. It's a human right that can be gained with knowledge. I'll support Emma as long as I can.

[@3dmaster205]

Michael Prosper But women don't have equality, they have supremacy. They have more rights than men do. So why would you go for HeForShe; if you want to fight for equality, you should join a HeForHe; and steer women to a SheForHe.

[@eleonorer.6503]

Huge respect to Emma Watson. She is the most incredible role model, and very inspiring.

[@igorcooper7890]

Miss Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson was perfect in the conversation March 8th! And Her words about actions and make changes, about bravery. It's fantastic inspiration! And some words that I'll remember for the all my life: "BE BRAVE!" And I will be!

[@luludevreeze]

I love that she has notes, that she is starting out, making her way in the world and trying to make it a meaningful way. She could have just taken celebrity and enjoyed it but E.W is using her role to give confidence and courage to young women, and inspiration and hope to women in general. You can see her nerves, see how hard she is struggling to articulate herself and that makes it even more special - that she isn't polished yet, and this is coming from genuine concern, not glib knowledge.

[@marcusnewton813]

Emma's take on gender inequality is very much from a Western perspective, and understandably so. But fixing gender inequality isn't just teaching kids in our Western society to treat each other nicely, its also about fixing the global view, especially in areas where religion plays a massive part in this gender division. We need to tackle gender inequality at the fundamental, spiritual level.

[@kirstenkleinfeld1279]

Thank you for this!

[@rockthistown2009]

she is just such an amazing, strong and courageous woman, her body language adds up so well to her dedication to this conversation and to this cause, very passionate and committed, she is truly an inspiration

[@78endriago]

feminism is the best thing to happen FOR MEN in the last 50 years. the most valuable thing you have is time, now women can pay 50% of the bills, which means you don't have to work nearly as many hours at work, and have a lot more free time to do things you would rather do.

[@EverybodyHurts7]

Really inspiring and touching. Thank you

[@danielmckinney7668]

I'm seeing a lot of comments from people that make it seem like they didn't even watch the video and are making judgments solely on the name of the movement. Heforshe is inviting and encouraging males to step up And support equality for both males and females to stand up for others and for them selves. The purpose here is to raise awareness to the fact that equality isn't just a fight for women but rather a unified effort to make sure every human is treated equally as a human in every way one could be potentially discriminated against.

[@djavi90]

She's breathtaking!

[@kittycooke2679]

I'm a young girl. And I now know how I feel against gender equality. And I feel everyone should listen to her speech, it was so inspirational. I made a lot of my friends watch it and they all agree with me, she went from a Harry Potter girl to an inspiration about gender equality.

[@qazmko22]

Sooo Pretty!

[@amyamyamy17]

Not the point of this video.

[@qazmko22]

amyamyamy17 I didn't think or say it was. I don't see anything wring with noticing how pretty she is.

[@raspberrysalad3147]

It's amazing how he for she grows. Your speech really inspired me to become a feminist. Thank u for fighting for the rights of so many women

[@ana_morina]

You can see she truly has feminism in herself. It is not something she just wants to be or she thinks it's the right thing. She actually believes in it. Everyone should start taking actions and not just silently go with it. I liked how, when he said 'you in the man tie', she started laughing a bit and said 'man tie' in a sarcastic tone. A beautiful role mode to look up to and just listen.

[@rajivdey5572]

it was an excellent interview ................ and I am really inspired from it .......... and I will sign this campaign.... thank you Emma for saying that you will not die until woman gets equal right to man....

[@kmaish09]

Literally think Emma Watson should be president of the United States or something, even though she's not even a citizen. She's truly amazing!

[@DiegoRodriguez-hf9vb]

Emma ur my QUEEN and i will support u to dead !!! ily i really really ADMIRE u :)

[@maya-hn7yo]

Truly inspiring:)

[@shaz3r786]

Great video. 2 things: 1) Is Emma Watson sitting on a sofa shaped like a uterus or vulva 2) Did I just see Rachel Zane from Suits in the front row

[@adamkiely9693]

She is quite the visionary, however, there is a difference between one who puts stuff out there, and the person who takes action. i feel as though she is cut from the clothe of the latter. Im proud to be a feminist and i am also trying to take an active approach for the equality. as a man in the modern world, and in order to set things in motion for the betterment of humanity, we need to first recognize that we are all human, regardless of race, gender, or sexuality. That being said, i feel as though we all should take a more active approach. She is a leader, and i am proud to follow in her footsteps. Lets build something beautiful, folks. Thanks.

[@TheOnlyGBeast]

I've been a HeForShe since Dr. Phil talked about it on his show

[@AbiSaad]

13:55 so many people need to understand this...

[@1969lincolnosiris]

*I am all for gender equality, but why are we confusing individual personalities, that are 100% normal and natural, with gender?* *Male and female are physical.*

[@fentonsimon5452]

Emma u are an epic person keep up the good work

[@lindabeltramini]

Can someone put on this video the italian subtitles!? :( I really want to watch this video but my english isn't enough good!!! Who's with me .. thumb up!!! C'è qualcuno che può mettere i sottotitoli in italiano!? :( Voglio davvero vedere questo video ma il mio inglese non è abbastanza buono!!! Chi è con me... pollice in su!!!

[@fcastep]

alguien que ponga subtítulos en español? Por favor!

[@dekabezerra]

Will there be subtitles available in other languages?

[@catherinerolf1258]

I WANT A BADGE WHERE CAN I GET ONE

[@JesusTorres-sk2wg]

24:44 oh come on, people, he was expecting some laughing.

[@eshasingh848]

gender inequality or lets say inequality in general is still a problem in our world despite of it being a 21st century - an era of technological advancement... we are still struggling to figure out how to treat every individual equally .. heforshe campaign in emma Watson's words stands for inequality in all spheres of our life... cheers to the young lady for supporting this campaign.... the situation is way worse than anyone can imagine.. we need support not only for this campaign but in general to fight this problem . I as an individual felt so positive seeing this video n seeing that people are coming out to support that I mustered enough will to write this comment. to all men out there who read this comment or not , watch this video or not shud go n commit for #heforshecampaign n volunteer their part in making this world a better place to live in ...

[@曹振文]

It seems that all British celebrities speak in a similar style

[@melissarodriguez4203]

I just want so say thank you for taking your time for doing this for women. I am very moved and I feel equality is something very important and an issue that should be address more frequently. I believe that we are moving forward with equality very slowly but at least we are moving forward. Like Emma I hope one day not to feel inferior to a male and be completely equal in every way. The good and the bad.

[@Fritemind]

First of all, I instantly don't trust this vid just because of the ratings being disabled. This leaves me to believe that even comments will be censored if the video owner does not like what it says. I don't really like how Emma acknowledges that feminism is synonymous with "man hating" but just shrugs it off saying "that's just wrong" instead of going into why it is seen that way and how to change that. I also do not agree with that definition of feminist,(if you believe in equal rights between genders) See that is a huge problem we are having. If that was the definition of a feminist, then YES I would be a feminist, but that is not how feminism is used at all by most feminists. It's all focusing entirely on womens issues, and even issues that are cross gender, you again just focus on the women, that is not equality. That is focusing only on the issues of half the species. That is why it is hard to connect with feminism in anyway, because it's so focused on only women and shrugs off any conversation about men unless it is "men need to change to be more like women." It's hard to dislike Emma in this though, she honestly sounds legit and perhaps it's a cultural thing, but what she is talking about sounds different than what I'm use to hearing, It actually sounds like she heard another perspective before. at least it sounds like she is doing something in some places where it might be needed, unlike what I have been seeing recently in America where a feminist activist comes included with her own patreon account and victim complex.

[@starrynightfall00]

I adore her. I'm just surprised to see a celebrity who isn't completely self-absorbed and vapid.

[@alejandrojunco8277]

I have a lot of ideas to help HeForShe believe mi Emma, but a live in the other side of the world, Mexico I would reale love to go London and help you, y have onli 15 years old y I can help you if I would can go

[@therussiankid7]

Inspirational!

[@sossougadosse9822]

Heforshe campaign is good and need to reach every country for gender equality everywhere.

[@FiammaRocher]

subtitles!!!!!

[@alexmedina8783]

One of the things I noticed watching this video was the fact the interviewer said "I'm a massive softie" I think referring to him caring about women's equality. And I think that's sort of the root towards the whole issue and that men believe it's almost seen as a weakness to care about these things and to stand up for it. I think those ideas are the things that we need to change and show boys at a young age that to stand up for these things is not a weakness and rather a strength.

[@Ms10000123]

The discussion about the issues men face has been going on for a long time. It is called the Men's right movement. A voice for men and the canadian association for equality are rather large organisations. Try speaking to them if you want to get to men's issues. They are more than willing to have conversation, but the do expect to be taken seriously, as they should. There are some men that can better if they feel that they can express their feminine traits, but not all men want to be forced to do that. This is from someone who can't find themselves is the feminist movement and is offended by the heforshe movement as it stands. And there are many with me, as should show from the number of dislikes that probably pushed this channel to hide the statistics. We really want this discussion, but you aren't giving us our voice. Don't silence us by saying we are just haters or sexist. We are equalitarian non-feminists and want to talk about actual equality.

[@Ms10000123]

Nonya Beeswax I'm not really in the mood for a broad dicussion her,e as this post was mainly to adress the HeForShe movement and what EW said, but I'll put up some points you could look into if you are interested: Male genital mutilation, aka circumcision. While female genital mutilation has become a controversial thing to do, male genital mutilation is still a societal norm in many cultures. Only a few doctors speak of advantages, though the consensus deems the risks and consequences to great for it to be done. It also contradicts the Hippocratic oath. Custody rights. Fathers still have to fight to even get shared custody, as female custody is the standard. Rape definition. The legal definition of rape used in many countries is still a very sexist one, due to it requiring penetration. It does not include for example being forced to penetrate. Alimony laws, where the working partner needs to pay the stay at home partner indefinitely to support their way of living. A law that in recent years has begun affecting women. It is a law that should have gone away quite some time ago. Stay at home partners should be able to work to sustain themselves in about 5 years after termination of marriage. Innocent until proven guilty. This right is being infringed upon, especially regarding rape. It can be seen in the rolling stone debacle, where the alleged perpetrators where punished by society before they could even defend themselves. False rape accusations. It kind of links to the earlier point. It is a problem that isn't discus enough. Victims of this crime often suffer consequences due to the accusation, even if proven false. Even if not attacked by the media, they can be rejected for jobs on that being on their record, despite being innocent. These are some of the main points. Some others problems that need attention, though it aren't legal problems: Male suicide, depression and lack of proper support, due to lack of safe spaces. Dropout rates for boys at all levels of education. Schools being an unfit environment for boys, due to not being able to express themselves in a way that benefits a lot of boys.

[@obi5946]

Okay, yes. These are the points I have seen at MGTOW. I understand their plight, but I also feel so much pain from them. And yes, before I started any soul searching on humanities, I argued circumcision with my religious family. Apparently speaking my mind is anti-god or something. Anyhow, I feel like things should be done for everyone, but I'm not sure where the best place to start is. Honestly, I'm far more concerned about our (collective our, of course) children than men and women at this point.

[@Ms10000123]

Nonya Beeswax I feel equal rights are more important than social norms and that a large part of the conversation is skipped when it is just about men not being able to express themselves, which I find they are perfectly capable of in the spaces I've seen set up by the before mentioned organisations. Of course children are the most important. The impressions they get shape the future. That is why I think both boys and girls need to be accepted as they are, rather than having one norm to which all should be measured as it seems have been up to this point, favoring boys in the past and girls in the present.

[@obi5946]

Ms10000123 I would have to agree with you on all of your points. I will continue researching for answers, but I've had enough for one day, lol. By the way, are you MGTOW? Just curious. And I just hope kids come out of this okay. It's bad enough going through life being told who to be, but when everyone is telling you something different, it can be really hard. That and to point out one of your concerns growing up without a father or a parent practically telling the poor thing that his/her father wasn't good is like telling the child that half of him/her is evil. It's not okay. Anyway, I'm done rambling. thank you for your time.

[@Ms10000123]

Nonya Beeswax I do not consider myself a mgtow. I am aware of the problems of marriage, but am interested in sharing my life if I meet someone I want to do it with, though I do not actively pursue it.

[@tsher8]

I guess she graduated Hogwarts?

[@jackross1159]

Anyone who does not agree with her are jerks beacause she is correct. Woman need to have the same equal rights of men. Plus woman always have to put up with us men's stuff. I guess what I am saying is that Emma Watson is right and that us men and woman need to support the HeForShe program. By the way Emma watson you are very beautiful, even though you probably will not see this.

[@3dmaster205]

Jack Ross Except for the annoying problem that Emma is wrong, as women already have superior rights to men, and that if you are for equal rights; you should be promoting men's rights, not a movement that seeks to enslave men for the further supremacy of women.

[@guydecervens]

Why are likes and dislikes disabled? Was it anything to do with the 9000 dislikes you got after the first 11,000 views? LOL

[@ivanrusin3154]

Обожаю ее :)

[@kamjc]

Oh wow. When Emma talked about chivalry, I totally know what she meant. I opened a door for a guy friend of mine and he looked at me SO weird! -- like "what the hell are you doing?" Like, me opening the door for him de-masculinized him or something.

[@anitabonghit2758]

I know for a fact my female collegues get paid equally to male collegues. Otherwise i would speak up and encourage them to sue. But i cant fight against pay descrimination that is a figment of rich upper class child star's imagination

[@debfowler8043]

So your Aims statement lasts 70 seconds? That's not a mission or aims statement Emma thats just you talking a lot because you like the sound of your voice!

[@darkhorse7990]

What an amazing way to collaborate fame, education and popularity. #HeForShe

[@GonyiTJ]

please sub in Spanish? :(

[@justinebush7997]

So please to see this, and so happy that the heforshe movement is a conversation happening that has been long overdue and with a great figure head like Emma leading it. However, I was disappointed with the conversation about Chivalry. I feel that it is an example of everyday sexism. Everyday I am reminded that I am a woman and should be treated differently, men apologize for swearing in front of a “lady”, “ladies first” through the door. I am equally an advocate for politeness however I think the sexism of chivalry was dodged and it could have been an opportunity for an acknowledgement or at least a conversation relating to why on earth “ladies” must go through the door first. As chivalry happens daily in the work place I have often felt that it is a covert reinforcement of gender inequality in a professional world where I think skill and competency, not gender, should be the focus.

[@obi5946]

So you have an issue with someone opening the door for you? Here's what you should do. Open the door for them. Get to the door first, and open it for every single guy who wants to walk through that door. And when they apologize for swearing in front of you, say, "Don't worry about it, I've said much, much worse when I get angry." It will throw them off so quickly, they'll come to see a different side of you. I swear my favorite thing to do to these guys are to start swearing like a sailor. It's really funny how off-guard they get, then they start having a normal conversation with you. Part of it has to do with them fearing offending you, that's all. At the end of the day, just remember that guys who do this typically mean nothing by it. It has nothing to do with inequality or them viewing you as inferior. Here's the thing - they're trying to be respectful and courteous to you. Don't try to spin it off in such a negative. What is your job, if you don't mind me asking? Because from my experience, guys understand progress better than words, if you understand me. If you show yourself to be an excellent ___ whatever you do, they will come to respect you, if respect isn't already present. And I'm sorry if guys find ladies interesting and / or are trying not to offend us. I encouraged a guy to do his dirty joke once, but he insisted on trying not to offend me. I even made a dirty one myself, but he wouldn't budge. Oh well, such is life.

[@LesPaul2006]

Duh. You want real patriarchal opression? Go to Qatar for a week. Or Saudi Arabia, if you're feeling suicidal.

[@LegionOfEclaires]

A serious issue that doesn't get the attention or respect it deserves.

[@wibblegorm]

Are women being paid the same? Pretty sure they are, otherwise there'd be an absolute landslide of civil litigation. ;)

[@SuperRaman1992]

Treat women equal to men and you must realise that you are fighting a fool who has forgotten the fact that if a women has given life to him,she can do anything.Anything.

[@ivanrusin3154]

Как же она красива!!!

[@NovelReader16]

Women in film don't feel like they need permission to tell their stories. Executives and producers wont fund films made by women because of the system in which they have lived; male executives don't understand why films about women would be successful. But we've seen it happen! The Hunger Games is a story about a girl, Orange is the New Black is all about women of many races and backgrounds, and when there are female characters in male-dominated films (the Avengers for example) women latch onto them and love them. It has to do with men being in power and not understanding what they're doing.

[@alejandrojunco8277]

Remember this Emma, one day I am going to now you, and in that moment I am going to help you in HeForShe, doesn't mater if I have 15 years old, believe I have a lot of ideas to help HeForShe, maybe you only think I am a creasy fan but no, I think you are a incredible women with your personality and that's wat I love of you, your way to be, your personality, and I want to help you, believe you or not, one day I am going to now you and help you, mi name is Alejandro and in English is Alexander, like your brother. I am sorry if I right bath in English but I am from Mexico ;)

[@chocolategiant3564]

inspect them control em

[@kingvoxel6516]

When is the patriarchy gonna destroy this little movement?

[@atinb]

When the ISIS takes over

[@AlexMandrake]

When it'll start to exist.

[@spinosauruskin]

When is Satan going to destroy Christianity?

[@archon7189]

Never, because it doesn't exist.

[@1MP4CT4190]

atinb "It's just ISIS."

[@somansharma7756]

he for she- or she for he. whatever-equality for us advocates of 'she'.

[@CaptainWaterboy]

hahaha.....telly.

[@anitabonghit2758]

"Its difficult because i have been incredibly fortunate" ohhh the oppression! The lolz just keep coming.

[@laurens7054]

:)

[@victoriapresser3569]

You want to 'Desensitise" people to the issues of feminism; who paid you to say that? I'd like to be desensitised to bee stings, so that I can ignore them; is that what you're trying to get across?

[@patricknelson1471]

men get payed more because they work more hours

[@katiespade8625]

Do you know how stupid that sounds, I'm supposed to accept a "women's" movement - are you out of your mind.

[@johnneemstra7169]

L.O.L....Yes...... you male chauvinistic pig....You have accept Miss feminist Emma Watson kind and generous "To throw you under the bus...."....invitation....now please good sir....bow down and submit to miss feminist Emma Watson...

[@katiespade8625]

Yeah, we should all be privileged like Watson, as if that'd be possible. What I see is just a false facade, if she would've said feminism should have never existed, I'd agree, but this nonsense it bs.

[@johnneemstra7169]

Tongue in cheek ....Come now....Of course you should support Miss feminist Emma Watson ...HeforShe feminist movement.. Surly you must be looking forward to be thrown under the bus once the feminists have no further use for you... Remember this ...You are a just man ...In other words .....Just another disposable commodity for feminists

[@johnneemstra7169]

Vik Capella "...that they'd support the death of mankind....."... Speaking of which....have a read this famous feminist quote below... Tongue in cheek....It will make you support Miss feminist Emma Watson even more.. This famous American feminist really shows her true colors on the 'core definition' of feminist equality “The proportion of men must be reduced to and maintained at approximately 10% of the human race.” - Sally Miller Gearhart Sally Miller Gearhart (born April 15, 1931) is an American teacher, feminist, science fiction writer, and political activist.[1] In 1973 she became the first open lesbian to obtain a tenure-track faculty position when she was hired by San Francisco State University, where she helped establish one of the first women and gender study programs in the country.[2] She later became a nationally known gay rights activist.[2] She has been controversial for her statement that "The proportion of men must be reduced to and maintained at approximately 10% of the human race", made in her book The Future-If There is One-Is Female.[3]

[@katiespade8625]

john neemstra Wow, you know they've managed to achieve this dream of theirs, cause they choose the men that exist. I worked in San Francisco, and know first hand how good homosexuals have-it in that city. I also know how much they hate straight men.

[@vaLLarrr]

one mindless platitude after another. how disappointing.

[@patricknelson1471]

epic fail

[@Indervallervooooooo]

Come on man im all for equality but there are some things in history that men can do that no woman in history could ever have been capable of ... Like say box to the elite level like say a Mike Tyson/ muhammad Ali would for one