Good Women Behaving Angrily: How Feminism Morphed into Male-Bashing

By Charles Rivers

The Feminist Movement once aimed to promote upward mobility and equality for women. Today, this movement seems to have devolved into a downward spiral characterized by hostility and personal attacks against men. In an attempt to attract new supporters from Generation Z, the feminist agenda has launched a radical recruiting campaign that seeks to restrict the personal liberties of American men, paralleling the oppressive measures enforced by extremists in Afghanistan. This campaign not only targets the freedoms of men and boys but also poses a threat to the country as a whole.

Radical feminists appear to enjoy the backing of government officials, who benefit from the support of women who harbor animosity towards men. We are witnessing this unwavering support extend even to prominent positions, including the Speaker of the House of Representatives. The movement has received endorsement from the first female presidential nominee, whose pro-female and anti-male rhetoric often resembles the sentiments of historical figures known for their racism.

The Radical Feminist Movement, as exemplified by Mrs. Clinton, has found a voice that eerily echoes a call for "Misandry now, misandry tomorrow, misandry forever " But how did we reach this point? How could a democratically elected government choose to send five generations of boys off to war to protect freedoms that they seem intent on denying? This new form of feminism has evolved into a gender-based Apartheid. This transition didn't happen overnight; it has grown insidiously, altering the very fabric of democracy on a global scale. It has allowed radical feminists to operate in the shadows and shift public perception of both racism and feminism.

The term "feminist" has lost its original meaning, particularly after achieving financial goals that primarily benefit the top 1% of its leaders. Today's American radical feminist movement has stripped away rights and freedoms from men-freedoms that the British Army could not eliminate at the Battle of Yorktown, rights that the Imperial Japanese Navy could not destroy by sinking the USS Pennsylvania at Pearl Harbor, and privileges that even Hitler's Third Reich could not seize in their defeat at Stalingrad.

This book serves as a contemporary manifesto for men, outlining what to watch for as they navigate a post-modern society influenced by radical feminist ideology.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1097759814
• ISBN13: 9781097759811
• Release Date: May 2019
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 164 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"