All these recent attacks...

I don't see these women who are attacking the website as feminists. They aren't doing what feminism agrees with, and that's allowing women the right to choose.  They're talking what they believe and trying to shove it down our throats, degrading us telling us we're weak minded.

do you mean sexuality there? lol.

most feminists would just rather men werent always seen as the default setting, switching to women as a deviant. its not about getting rid of male signs, its about including women. no problem with it being androgynous but stick figures are always seen as men, needing boobs or skirts or hair added to make it female. its the same with language. most words for groups of people or androgynous are still male like dude, guy, mankind etc, even kid. youd say girl if it was a little girl.

gender separation in feminist groups is used because there are many women and feminists that have been assaulted and abused by men that are scared of them, and also there is the issue of just being chatted up or looked at sexually. its nice to have a day where you dont need to worry about that. in discussions quite often men tend to lead conversation and sometimes in a sense take over. perhaps it is actually the women that sit back but either way it happens, and as well as that, the focus is on womens issues and how things affect women even though the effects on men are discussed a lot. this means  lot of the time when talking about men raping women its hard to get to the points without hearing about how men are raped too. of course its important, and im sure intensely discussed in male feminist meetings as well as other ones. the point is that people have trouble talking about things that affect women, but not about things that affect just men. ive seen many an article about how boys arent doing so well in school.

most women dont want to break into the male world, they want it to be a world for all of them where we can be as macho or girly as we like without being taken less seriously. most of us get shouted at when we walk down the street without a man. when a woman has a baby she makes the "choice" to work or stay at home. when a man has a baby this choice is not expected of him. also recently ive seen articles saying that male students are failing because the teachers are mainly women and they dont like the shrill voices.

i think there is still a huge need for feminism whenever i see how badly characterised every female character is on TV. not just the mens shows, but on the womens shows and sadly on the mixed viewing shows. obviously its hard for anyone to imagine watching more women than men in a mixed show, or to have the female as the funny one without being a psycho.

i thought this was about feminism in general rather than the judgemental people that invaded the site

Feminism can be wonderful.
However, the way some people voice their version of it can be more counterproductive to women's rights in general helpful.
After looking at the website that is causing the trouble I, personally, belive the fall into that catergory. In my experience, these women tend to be more insecure with themselves than anyhting else and resent women that can be strong, educated, still enjoy being women and can interact with men as equals.
There are far more important women's issues to be fought for than an adverstising campaign.
Women's health and education, pay disaparity, job descrimination etc. are far more important than bad ads.

I had a male lecturer who was a bit of a feminist. I didn't agree with much of what he said at all (about gender or about any of the other things he taught us ) One thing he talked about was the idea that the built environment is male-centred, for example modern detatched homes isolate women. He thought we would all be happier if we lived in communes where people could share childcare, housework etc. I just don't see it.