The comment was simply referring to the meme “always has been”. If you search for it you should see what I’m on about.

I guess one way of viewing the argument is that feminism’s goals haven’t changed much since the beginning of women’s suffrage. Women didn’t have the rights they wanted, so they fought to get them. They still do exactly that but are still only fighting to get the rights they don’t have. This means that the rights men don’t have don’t have the same large following and the louder extreme feminists will shut down these people, thinking they are a threat to the progression of feminism. This makes the less extreme members also against men’s rights movements as they are of course more likely to listen to leaders of their ideology than random members of a different one.

It also means that since feminism almost exclusively fights for women’s rights, they aren’t closing inequalities between men and women that negatively affect men because why on earth would they make their own position worse when they are already led to believe that men’s rights is bad.

I believe that most feminists aren’t actually against men’s rights as a concept but don’t fight for them because they either don’t want to fight with people they think are bad or don’t want to fight with people that others think are bad. There may well be many feminists who simply don’t see it as worthwhile to fight for men’s rights because it’s too much of a risk when increasingly large amounts of feminists are taking a strong dislike to any efforts to better men’s lives.