215 karma · joined April 17, 2022
"We" can't do anything at all. We are modern day peasants, and we will accept what the regime tells us to accept
People respond to incentives. If you make something more available you will get more of it. Every. Single. Time.
In olden times we had the village stocks, and tar and feathering. In 2023 "learn to code" is the best we got.
What more could a man ask in life?
https://twitter.com/AaronPeskin/status/1645896541893439489?t...
Women have simply had servitude to the corporate machine packaged up as some kind of freedom. To say this represents any form of progress is delusional.
Manufacturing a pseudo-marxist class war between the sexes is utterly insane.
The birth rate has fallen off a cliff. The rate of family formation falls lower and lower.
Older millennial women are coming to terms with the reality that they will likely never have children.
Gen Z women are still young enough to engage in extreme promiscuity via the dating apps, without yet feeling the consequences.
This isn't going to end anywhere good.
But we're not equal - by definition. We're diverse and complementary.
What is it that drives the ravenous appetite of liberalism to flatten all diversity out of the world into a homogenous mass of goo?
The author champions an ideology that is doing immense harm, but the author never stops to examine their beliefs.
Remember that what is bad for men is also bad for women, especially because women are innately hypergamous - wishing to marry across or up status hierarchies.
At some point a young woman will want to find a man she can respect to marry.
But the penny hasn't dropped with the author. Maybe the great achievements of feminism aren't all they are cracked up to be. How can they be? - when the world they have relentlessly demanded is making both men and women so desperately lonely and unhappy.
My own mother had 5 vaccine doses, still got COVID and now has myocarditis.
Elon Musk is more popular than Burger King. It would be in their interests to associate themselves with him.
But that's not what this is about
Feminists.
> I use that language because these things happen on the socio-cultural level and are perpetuated indirectly through norms.
Belief in patriarchy is superstitious in nature. The patriarchy is everywhere, and nowhere. Its a global conspiracy. It is composed of powerful men and all men and all people both men and women and no-one all at once.
In this way, the patriarchy is unfalsifiable.
When speaking about the patriachy, feminists use the passive voice to tap-dance around having to make any specific claims otherwise they would be immediately falsified.
It is cultural norms- of women. Making choices. In the real world.
It's simply women's revealed preference.
Dress is form of self expression - intrinsicly so.
Rationalism is absurd, and this is a great example of why.
Humans almost never do anything on a purely rational basis. Everything we do is directed by subjectivity, emotion, aesthetics etc. - it's better to be honest about this and embrace it, rather than fooling one's self that one's aesthetic preferences are anything more than subjective.
Like so much or modernity, it's just a set of aesthetic preferences dressed up in the mantle of rationalism.