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'''Feminazi''' is a | '''Feminazi''' is a | ||
| − | term applied to radical members of the [[feminist movement]]. Popularized by radio pundit [[Rush Limbaugh]], the term comes from feminists who militantly force people to accept the changes they want. <ref>"The term comes from feminists who acted militantly and | + | term applied to radical members of the [[feminist movement]]. Popularized by radio pundit [[Rush Limbaugh]], the term comes from feminists who militantly force people to accept the changes they want. <ref>"The term comes from feminists who acted militantly and were seen as people who were going to make you accept them no matter what. The same people who shoved feminism down your throat if you wanted to hear it or not." [http://au.answers.yahoo.com/question/index.php?qid=20070318113655AArc5mM&show=7]</ref> |
The term also implies that radical feminists are on a course | The term also implies that radical feminists are on a course | ||
| − | to change society as rapidly and destructively | + | to change society as rapidly and destructively, with an analogy to what Nazis did in Germany. |
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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[[category:politics]] | [[category:politics]] | ||
Revision as of 17:42, April 3, 2007
Feminazi is a term applied to radical members of the feminist movement. Popularized by radio pundit Rush Limbaugh, the term comes from feminists who militantly force people to accept the changes they want. [1]
The term also implies that radical feminists are on a course to change society as rapidly and destructively, with an analogy to what Nazis did in Germany.