As per an article on RT:

“In a Sunday Times interview earlier this year, she admiringly quoted Andrea Dworkin’s line about women being “the only discriminated-against group that shares a bed with their oppressor.”

“If I could be a lesbian, I’d be a lesbian. But unfortunately, I’m straight, and that’s one of the sadnesses of my life.” No man hater this.

Is this someone whose opinion we should be listening to on gender issues?

As a woman, I am not sure Criado-Perez understands feminism either.

“I’m not a perfect feminist. I worry about the way I look, and I worry about being fat. And waxing my legs, and what about shaving my armpits?” ”

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Women and children have been historically protected or used in propaganda during war to protect countries from invaders as they were ones most likely to suffer. But, if we take the numbers between men and women even in our world of gender based violence (which usually refers to the violence against women) men are most likely to die; maybe that is why they are far more women in the world then men.

Men by their innate nature and for the progression of humanity usually put themselves more at risk. Facts supported by numbers which the radicals either ignore or demonise you as being sexist, chauvinist or accuse you using other labels, when one mentions this (men or women).

Regardless, when it comes to the insurance industry, women pay less in their premiums then men, when it comes to life insurance for example. The industries have done their research. If women in our modern times were in far worse positions, then their life insurance premiums would be higher, which is not the case.