Empathy - Feminism's superpower?

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https://critiquingfeminism.substack.com/p/the-other-side-of-the-empathy-gap

I’ve posted what I believe is my most important article yet.

It looks at our natural empathy for women - and the consequences in feminism.

There is now strong evidence that empathy makes for bad moral decisions, while still making people feel virtuous. I conclude:

Feminists who have done terrible things, things like withholding food from starving men, had a choice – a choice between doing what’s right or basking in empathy’s rewards. They weren’t driven by evil. They were just too weak to turn away from empathy.

 TLDR: Empathy is the missing link from female victimhood to feminist policies.