I was flicking through Youtube (as you do) I found some video's with feminists asking stupid questions. Really dumb stuff, why are men seen as the stronger sex? Men should be taught not to rape etc.

Ricky Gervais answered that one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYbQ3O1ebv8

I understand Feminists want (wanted) equality, that's fine, but men and women are not physically "equal" . Our bodies are designed to do different things.

Men are physically stronger. Men's bodies are designed to fight to breed with women, to defend their women and children. Men have around 50% more upper body strength.

Women's bodies are designed to build babies, a lot of energy goes into building a baby inside your body. Women are generally more resistant to disease than men.
Just look at the ratio of covid deaths. July 20 to July UK - 21 222 per 100,000 males, 158 per 100,000 females.

I was shocked to find how many women say they are feminists in the UK. Most of the women I know are in no way feminists. They are happy in traditional roles and wouldn't want it any other way. I am getting on though and many of the ones I know are over 50.

The two I know are in their 20' and 30's. The older one accused me of manslpaning once, I got my own back later by accusing her of womansplaining. She didn't think that was possible until she looked it up on her phone. She was working at an event for me. Later she was chatting with another woman about how much they hated men who dyed their hair. I pointed out she dyed her hair ginger. She said it's not the same thing, and men who dyed their hair were being dishonest? She couldn't see the double standards.

The other is a woman I work with. She is really nice, and accepts guys as just being guys. She even asked for a woman to be sacked when she drunkenly grouped a colleague. I laughed at the time , and she quite correctly pointed out "what do you think would happen if he was doing that to her ?" That to me is a real feminist. She wanted real equality.

The woman was sacked much later for not doing her job well. Strangely enough she accused the guy she had grouped before , of later,at a Christmas party of coming onto her and intimidating her. That same night she asked me to feel her breasts and "see what you think of them". I told her how inappropriate that would be. She was drunk , I wasn't.

This is one survey about women who say they are feminists.
One the most feminist countries, always seemed to me to be the USA, It seems to have the most vocal feminists. I wonder who has the TURFest?

Sweden
Sweden leads the pack in self-identifying feminist with 46% of the women in that country giving the nod to that description. Considered the gold standard of gender parity, Sweden’s equal opportunity in employment, health care, and a litany of social safety protections.

France
France ranks directly behind Sweden with a 30% of women claiming that they are feminist. Sharing many of the societal safety nets as Sweden, French women benefit from a standard of living that allows for a sense of parity in the country.

Italy
Italian women self-identify as feminist at an approximate rate of 25% of the population. Woman enjoy a myriad of policies aimed towards parity of genders in the economy, and the country has in place family-friendly policies, such as paid maternal leave.

Great Britain
Great Britain’s female population roughly mirrors the numbers shown in France, 25%, which has witnessed growth in rights and privileges under the auspices of the nation’s social safety net. Heath care and economic parity fuels the belief of this portion of the population in feminism.

Australia
In the Land Down Under, Australia’s women consider themselves feminist by a fairly large percentage. Like all nations in the Commonwealth, social engineering and access to healthcare allows for a feeling of gender parity.

United States
Of women in the United States, 20% of the country have given the nod to the self-identification as feminist. Unlike some European countries however, the lack of an adequate social safety net belies the actual level of parity between the genders.

Turkey
Long the most western looking of the Arab nations, Turkish women have outstripped their Arab colleagues in identifying as feminists. This secular outlook, as compared with other nations in the region, helps boost the identification of women in the nation as feminists.

Denmark
Like many countries of Northern Europe, women in Denmark identify as as a feminists, but unlike those other nations, Danish women are probably more likely to ignore catcalls as unimportant or trivial. It can be postulated that the Dane’s opinions on what is acceptable in society.