patrick.net

What Feminism and Islam have in common is a long term systematic cultivation of resentment against the masses of non-Muslim men who have personally done them no wrong whatsoever.

This resentment is both profitable and enjoyable, leading to donations first and foremost, but also freeing feminists and Muslims from personal responsibility for their hatreds. They are told that their mere identity as women and/or Muslims entitles them to enjoy and act on their delicious hates. They do not have to have personally experienced any harm.

"You oppress us!" is the rallying cry of both. But when asked for details of exactly how they are being oppressed by most non-Muslim men, the explanations are inevitably vague, such as "unconscious bias" or "paying taxes to support the military". Even young western non-Muslim men are blamed and considered worthy object of hatred by both groups, when they could not possibly have been guilty of anything yet.

Both feminists and Muslims obsess over finding evidence of their supposed oppression, for example the fictitious "pay gap" between men and women which completely disappears once specific degrees and years of experience are accounted for. Or the supposed "war on Muslims", which exists nowhere but in Muslim minds. The pictures they produce as evidence are usually Muslims deliberately killing other Muslims in Iraq and Syria, in conflicts funded by or promoted by Saudi Arabia, the most Islamic of states.

As long as the mainstream press refuses to call out feminists and Muslims on their invented grievances, then donations and other funding will continue to come in, and their causes will continue to recruit new members with promises of revenge for oppression which simply does not exist.

The alliance between feminists and Muslims in their search for the missing evidence of oppression leads to truly bizarre behavior, such as Swedish feminists donning the extremely non-feminist hijab to gain favor with male Muslim leaders:

#politics