When you think about it, nobody in America is really oppressed. The way our democracy works may not be totally fair sometimes, but they're not intentionally keeping you down at all based on color/love/religion/etc. It boggles me how feminists in america can know about what what goes on in places like the Afghanistan and still believe they're being oppressed at all. They're pretty much just grabbing at straws now. This isn't just feminists, but anyone who believes they're being systematically oppressed and being treated unfairly by the government. When a black kid is unnecessarily shot by a cop or a white dude with second amendment rights, that's not oppression. That's an individual choosing to be a richardhead. Now, if a majority non-black people in america were specifically shooting black people, that could be considered oppression. If the government made a law that says non-blacks should specifically shoot all black people that enter your property, that's definitely oppression.
What are your thoughts, BLF?
