I don ' t really see feminists seriously going after things where women would be disadvantaged via having similar status , like the draft . That doesn ' t really bother me I mean , I don ' t see why a feminist should be expected to do that . I do object to equating feminism and egalitarianism , though . Besides . if you were simply an egalitarian , you ' d have no reason to call yourself a feminist , since your concern would simply be egalitarianism . That being said , I ' ve only ever spoken with one feminist who claimed that feminism was nothing more than simply seeking equality . <| sep |> And from the Guardian articleHousing charity Shelter has carried out detailed research on the impact . It found that landlords in Scotland were no more likely to have increased rents after the ban came into force than landlords elsewhere in the UK . But Scottish letting agent groups disagree , arguing that rents rose when fees were banned . A House of Commons select committee decided the evidence was inconclusive . What will happen in England and Wales ? Letting agencies will probably see their profit margins shaved . Many landlords will have to accept a rise in fees . And in places rents will no doubt rise . But tenants will argue , understandably , that this is a much fairer outcome than the current mishmash of largely inexplicable charges . Do I need to repeat that also ? There is no fucking solid evidence whatsoever about YOUR opinions either .