To the contemporary feminist, sexual differences mean inequality, inequality means injustice, and injustice must be stamped out at all costs. And so, they have set about stamping out sexual differences at all costs.

Eric Robert Morse
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In the world of feminism, sexual differences mean inequality, inequality means injustice, and injustice must be stamped out at all costs. And so they have set about stamping out sexual differences at all costs. Of course, they would never admit that they are doing their best to stamp out sexual differences. They would never admit that they are trying to create a society in which men and women are treated as the same under the law - not equals, but the same. That would be too embarrassing for them.

Source: The Economic Theory Of Sex: Industrialism, Feminism, And The Disintegration Of The Family

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