I don't see how this discounts my point. But yes, this is another point, feminism really only exists in societies with strong social safety nets/welfare states(US, UK, Scandinavia, Western Europe). However, these public welfare systems only exist because of a strong capitalist economic engine(run by men and funded primarily by male taxpayers).
The fact is, once the economic system enters decline, as jobs continue to become lower paying and less abundant, and austerity for the above programs looms, you will see fewer expressions of this aggressive and anti-social feminist activism.
It simple terms, feminism only exists at the moment because it is economically possible and men permit it.
That may have been how it started. But I do not see it reversing to any significant degree unless there is a complete societal collapse and we revert to barbaric tribes.
The fact that violence against women is no socially unacceptable to such a degree cannot be undone by economics alone.
And women have become a bigger and bigger part of the economic engine and paying more and more of the taxes.
Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Eastern Europe aren't comprised of anarchic societies run by barbaric tribes and they reject most western cultural tenants including feminism. They are growing economically and demographically, in contrast to western societies. So I don't think it will take a societal collapse for a social readjustment of gender roles. It is already occurring, our economy is and living standard is declining, women are returning in larger numbers to domestic homemaker roles, and couples that are married(though that overall number is declining) are less likely to divorce than they were a decade or so ago.
I see society bifurcating personally between more socially conservative/religious types and socially liberal/secular/libertine types. And I think in the long run society will move back towards the center and then the right, away from the secular, consumerist, individualist, leftist, cosmopolitan mainstream. Culture ebbs and flows, it is a cycle.
But that may be where we disagree, as a leftist, you guys generally believe history is a straight line of "progress"(a marxist concept, not calling you one just saying he popularized the idea). I come more out of the tradition of Oswald Spengler and Julius Evola. I think history is one of eras, of epochs, it is cyclical. Neo-Conservatives like Francis Fukiyama and leftists argue we are trudging toward the end of history. I argue we are at the end of the post modern era which had its birth in the enlightenment. I think secularism, individualism, democracy, egalitarianism, and universalism is in its dying throes in the west. It is flaming up right now because it is breathing its last breaths.
Also, no one is advocating violence against women, that is a strawman. That is one complaint I have with you leftists. You guys seem to think history started in the 20th Century or something(WW2 and Civil Rights, before that we were in a perpetual dark age), and that until 1970 marriage was based on violence. I suggest you read more history because you are dreadfully ignorant on the matter. You have this caricatured view of relationships that isn't based in historical reality.