I really don't think most people believe feminism is about equality anymore. The people making that statement might actually want equality but believe feminism is about women getting more rights/superiority etc. and so maybe they're saying that version of feminism could violate human rights. We both know that feminism is about equality. The people against feminism aren't necessarily anti-equality, they're against what they perceive as an attack on and a demonization and hatred of men. So maybe that's the perspective they're coming from.

This article seems to explain what I was trying to say:
http://www.nationalreview.com/articl...-celina-durgin