Lena Dunham unclear on whether feminism is incurable altogether or if bros are powerless to help

Brett T. | 5:08 PM on June 19, 2017

In retrospect, we’re thankful that Lena Dunham decided to take such an active role in Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, in part because she admired Clinton so much for surviving so many “horrific gendered attacks.”

If a woman who thought her feminist credentials might have taken a hit because she’d never had an abortion but wished she had wanted to sit down and talk face-to-face with Clinton about the true meaning of feminism, all the better.

"A feminist is by definition someone who believes in equal rights." —Hillary to Lena Dunham: http://t.co/GEjgbbBH5n pic.twitter.com/n1jSaz4HnX

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) September 24, 2015

Dunham had a new word of wisdom Monday directed to “certain bros” out there: there’s no cure for feminism.

Hot tip for certain bros: you can't cure a feminist

— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) June 19, 2017

No one’s entirely sure how feminism is contracted, either, although it seems to spread quickly in communal living spaces like college dorms.

So you admit feminism is a disease?

— Eureka (@DizzyDoxie) June 19, 2017

https://twitter.com/CounterMoonbat/status/876893261092278273

Step 1 admit you have a problem Step 2 realize your points aren't always right Step 3 see step 1

— Kenny Rogers was right (@wag64boy) June 19, 2017

I agree, it's an incurable disease. Sad for you.

— Ash bear (@abgckid) June 19, 2017

So it's terminal.

— Vitali_ Kittle01 (@vitali_kittle) June 19, 2017

We don't want to "cure" you. We'd rather just avoid you all together.

— Nunya Bidness (@TXCuffer) June 19, 2017

I don't think anyone wants to cure feminists, we like the fact that you stand out. That makes it easy to avoid you.

— Ferrum retro bis, ut labore! (@LouiseParke) June 19, 2017