As a woman, I absolutely cannot stand women in first world countries ( USA, Canada, UK, etc. ) who claim that they are oppressed, and need feminism. What

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As a woman, I absolutely cannot stand women in first world countries ( USA, Canada, UK, etc. ) who claim that they are oppressed, and need feminism. What all of you really need is to shut your f****** entitled pie holes! Quit whining about problems that don’t exist! If you live in a developed, first world country, you have equal rights!!! ( And sometimes even advantages over men. ) You have f****** rights! You have laws protecting your rights! You have laws protecting you! Want to know what oppression and sexism is really like!? Try being a woman in India or Darfur! You have NO idea how good you have it! Women in those countries are raped, beaten, and treated as property! And there are ZERO laws to protect them! Those are real problems. You people sicken me! Get over yourselves!

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