>Most, if not all feminists protested the video for the
>depiction of women as objects.

did you conduct a survey of all or most feminists back then? or did you hear of one? if so i'd like to see it.

If there were smaller arms of
>feminism, then they definitely were the fringe group.

do you have proof?

>Something definitely tipped.

proof?

>Nowadays it's the reverse. If the video was released today, it
>would probably be a lot of infighting within feminism instead.

there might be, yes.

>Shit look at the madness that happened when Wale posted his
>apology letter to Instagram women. Or Steph Curry's wife when
>she posted that tweet about whatever the fuck it was.

what happened?

>Feminism being "broad" sounds like a cop out imo. Shit, you
>can say that about MRA or any group for the most part.

sure but we're talking about feminism here. and it is broad. there is disagreement on a host of issues among ppl who call themselves feminists. i agree that if the video were released today there would be multiple reactions from feminists. the same thing has tended to happen among feminists since the beginning of feminism.

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feminism-topics/

http://www.palgrave-journals.com/fr/journal/v40/n1/full/fr199218a.html

http://everydayfeminism.com/2014/09/discord-within-feminism-good-thing/