My Final Thought on Feminism -Maybe-

Why be a Feminist when I could be a Egalitarianist...  They both "share" understanding on how sexism exists, but I chose to be a Egalitarianist, because of my experiences and based on what viewed.

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I personally am a Egalitarianist as stated, I believe both genders have their ups and downs, there's no denying that, sometimes its better to be the other in some stances sometimes its not. 

While I have my "Grudges" against Feminism's radicals with them being very anti-male in near all issues, I do hold some sympathies to some of the moderates, and lites who share some acknowledgement that sexism is on both sides and should be prevented.  In all fairness, I've never seen nor heard many feminists bring up men on our disadvantages in society.  I could bring up a few things off the top of my head like, Men and The War Draft, in which I view either both should be required or none should.

I also believe that claiming "all men" are evil, and saying horrible barbaric things like "kill all men" to be not only sexist and severely arrogant, but it can deliver very dangerous consequences or  create a sexist environment in the future.  Not to mention you are insulting your male followers and male feminists out there, also you claim to be pro-LGBT, but at the same time the majority of you claim, all men are bad, so how can you be pro gay for guys?

I also dislike how some claim that women can't be sexist, because they aren't in "power".  Honestly even if that was true, that isn't an good enough excuse, let alone a rational excuse at all, sexism is defined by prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, on the basis of sex.  Let me now ask you this how many time have you created a standard for the other sex, or claimed they are a "Set" thing in a generalized manner?  Did you show prejudice, and favor for one over the other?  If so you might be semi-sexist or judgemental.

I also realize society puts men at a standard just as much as society put a standard against women.  I honestly do not care, man or woman I hold both to similar standards.

I wish to close the gap as much as I can, I know it's impossible to be 100% Equal, but it's possible to have the same opportunities, pay for the same work, etc.

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I'm aware I brought up mostly male issues in which most of you might expand on it or include female issues in which I'd welcome it, but try not to be snobby or argue about it please.

Overall, I'd rather side with a Philosophy that not only acknowledges the issues of both sides, but helps both, rather than just focusing on one genders issues.

Honestly I know not all of you are on my side of this issue, but overall I tried to do a brief of my views.