8 Times Feminist Anita Sarkeesian Sounded Like A Dummy

2. When she made absolutely no sense

Wait… what?

In this same interview, Sarkeesian says, “I hear variations on this idea that anything that any woman personally chooses to do is a feminist act, this attitude is often referred to as “choice feminism”. Choice feminism posits that each individual woman determines what is empowering for herself, which might sound good on the surface but this concept risks obscuring the bigger picture and larger, fundamental goals of the movement by focusing on individual women and a very narrow, individual notion of “empowerment.”

So, women must have their individual choices censored because they fail to see past the immediate self-gratifying result, and fail to see the negative affects their choices have on another women? Suggesting that women are incapable of realizing their choices’ impact and that other women are incapable of determining their own fate? And she calls herself a feminist? Nah.