Feminists often are quick to engage in behaviours they publicly decry ?

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Feminists are the queens of double standards. The recent hack of the tea application is an absolute perfect example of this.

Tea was an app that allowed women to swap notes on men they were dating. They would share facebook profiles, names, images and other PII (personally indetifiable information) for other women to freely access. Then, the app makers were hacked. The hackers took all of the data of the users and publically put it out on 4chan. Female users, the personal name, data and images were put out for all to see.

The outcry on this, from Feminists cirlces, has been overwhelming. Women complaining how unfair it was and how awful it has been. The irony seemingly completely lost that women are upset, their data was spilt onto the internet for doing precisely what they themselves were doing.

The thing is with this it shows the absolute double standards that feminists are so keen to indulge in. Often the reason given is "Women's safety" and that's why they wish to engage in toxic behaviours. 

The TEA app is simply joining a long list. There is also the women only nightclubs that are running whilst private member's clubs, in London, which are male only are being prosecuted for sexism.

The real take away here though is not about tea, or data, or any of these other double standards. It reveals the real face of feminism, it's not equal rights, it's female supremacy, a matriachy.

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