Women have always been a privileged group in comparison to all but the tiniest percentage of highest status males. Always, it was alphas/aristocrats/biggest dumbest thug in the tribe > women >>> the rest of the male sex (who were frequently killed, exploited into an early grave or otherwise consigned to genetic oblivion). With the advent of civilization, this began to grow slightly more equitable, but this necessitated the subjugation of women who had never psychologically evolved beyond the aforementioned winner-takes-all mindset. Feminism as an ideology rests entirely upon an apex fallacy.
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Women have NEVER been a privileged group, asshole! We have always been paid less for the same kind of jobs, had fewer human rights, had to fight twice as hard to be seen as almost as good as men.
Oh, you're only thinking of s-e-x? Well, the rest of the population have other things on their mind as well, like salary, parental leave, children's-sick-leave, etc.
Nah, this "necessitated" men to learn what women actually liked, and that was a pain in the ass for some of the more troglodyte-ish of them, who couldn't be bothered with what women like and care for.
Feminism is the radical idea that women are human beings.
I've been trying to think of what to say to this nonsense...
No, dimwit. Women are *people*, and should have the same opportunities, respect, rights and recognition that men can have.
Women do live lives outside of the bedroom, you know.
In wolf packs, the top of the lupine hierarchy is the Alpha Pair ; the female sharing equal status with the male.
And equally savage .
Thus the use of the 'Greek Alphabet' as an analogy by you MRAs is destroyed.
...besides, apart from Omega making cool watches, and being the name given by Starfleet to a particle that represents the ultimate threat to the Federation by virtue of it's progress-destroying property of disrupting Subspace & thus warp travel to spacefaring civilisations, what about Gamma to Psi?
Also, Kathryn Janeway. Whose experiences & priceless data she brought back from the Delta Quadrant via the USS Voyager ensured her promotion to Admiral . NEXT!
The age of chivalry wasn't all it was cracked up to be and even then hard to enforce at the home fires. In essence it was "be respectful to the noble ladies" BUT the noble men were under no such enforcement, unless you count their mommies.
Civilization is also a recent thing, as we know it. Women were worked just as hard as men in your old west but had nearly no say in anything, even as culture raised up the social consciousness in the large cities of America in the late 1800 only the rich women enjoyed a pampered status and STILL were second class to their husbands.
Get the fiction outta your skull. In society equality is a recent factor, in the past even how your were treated by the men you lived with or married depended on how gentle a nature they had, shooting dice, get double sixes and stay at home with a kind devoted husband, that was once the best they could hope for.
Ah yes, the old no, u’ tactic; lazily copying feminist theory and giving it the misogynistic slant. Ironically, the author probably considers the very concept of sociology to be bunk.
Women have always been a privileged group
Um, how exactly? Women have always been paid less, given less status, less power and suffering a very real threat of death in childbirth until fairly recently.
Confused?
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