“Women from all political stripes can be successful in business, in
their careers, in life, in however they define their success,” said
Ross. “I don’t think radical feminists have done anything to protect
women from those kinds of crimes.”
In other words, insisting that pointing at men as the perpetrators of
sexual indiscretions are a convenient excuse for behavior that
actually reflects the degradation of society as a whole.
“Human beings are imperfect and prone to temptation, and every once in
a while – maybe more often than every once in a while – we succumb to
temptation,” she said.
Dawn Eden, author of The Thrill Of The Chaste, points the knife even
more directly at feminists, saying that they are directly responsible
for the way women are portrayed.
“I would say that feminism actually creates the problem with the men's
having affairs... because if feminists hadn't pushed for the Pill, other forms of
contraception, abortion, and the morning-after pill as 'sexual
freedom,' it would be much harder for men to get away with affairs.”
“Of course, the wives are victims--but there is also the problem in
that the mistresses are participating. So it's not just a question of
men using women.”