It was just an example of another an apolitical use of the term. There are others, I just don't remember any specifically. While I don't debate the inherent ties to right-wing politics, the lack of a dictionary definition, the popular usage of the term, as well as the inherent ridiculousness of the word itself make it hard to relate to an one political affiliation exclusively. But the main problem with the wording of the article's intro is that it doesn't specify the context of the political usage. It says feminazi refers to feminists who are preceived as intolerant of conservative views, which implies the word refers to any feminist who opposes any form of conservativism. I think it should be limited to conservative views on gender roles or something along those lines. The word would be used to refer to a feminist who was campaigning against fiscal conservativism or the War in Iraq unless there was some clear tie between these views and his/her views on gender equality. 69.85.216.191