For most of my life I believed the narratives presented by so-called "feminists". However, over the past few years I started to understand that many of those narratives are deceitful. So-called "feminists" are not feminists at all. Feminism is defined as the promotion of equal rights for men and women. So-called "feminists" don't do that, actually they do the opposite. The "feminist" laws of my country (Spain) clearly privilege women and discriminate against men. I think the situation is similar in other Western countries.
This is an aspect of modern propaganda I have paid relatively little attention to and never understood very well. Just like with the holyhoax or any other aspect of modern propaganda, I don't trust search engines or AIs to give me reliable information. So I'd like to ask you to point me to resources where I can learn more about this topic.
Female privilege and false feminism
Re: Female privilege and false feminism
The origins of modern feminism can be traced to 'The Rockefeller Foundation'. The problem was that half of the population was 'untaxable' because they were 'homemakers'. There are other reasons as well, but, that is the main one that TPTB were sold on, money.
This of course manifested around the time that female contraceptives and sexual liberation were going on.
The effect was multifold. You had women entering the job market, driving down wages and paying into the tax base as the family structure was being eroded and the prime birthing years for these women were being squandered.
This led to lass marriage, more divorce and fewer births.
There is a clip from 'Freedom to Fascism' that covers this well.
This of course isn't said in isolation, and, you can follow the money and the white papers. The documentation is there.
The idea of 'Protected Classes' and 'Multitiered Justice' are a different issue. Ultimately in Western Democracies (so called) you end up with an 'oppression Olympics' and the promotion of endless and impossible 'equality'.
That is a part of the 'endless struggle' of communist philosophy. This is a divide and rule kind of deal to keep the people fighting each other as the 'Central Planners' hold all of the resources and power.
This of course manifested around the time that female contraceptives and sexual liberation were going on.
The effect was multifold. You had women entering the job market, driving down wages and paying into the tax base as the family structure was being eroded and the prime birthing years for these women were being squandered.
This led to lass marriage, more divorce and fewer births.
There is a clip from 'Freedom to Fascism' that covers this well.
This of course isn't said in isolation, and, you can follow the money and the white papers. The documentation is there.
The idea of 'Protected Classes' and 'Multitiered Justice' are a different issue. Ultimately in Western Democracies (so called) you end up with an 'oppression Olympics' and the promotion of endless and impossible 'equality'.
That is a part of the 'endless struggle' of communist philosophy. This is a divide and rule kind of deal to keep the people fighting each other as the 'Central Planners' hold all of the resources and power.
If I were to guess why no t4 personnel were chosen to perform gassing that had experience with gassing, it would be because THERE WERE NONE.
Re: Female privilege and false feminism
Can you tell us more? The video you linked is interesting, but very brief and quite shallow on the topic of pseudofeminism. I asked an AI about this topic and it gave me a list of organizations that apparently criticize pseudofeminism:
- A Voice for Men (AVFM)
- The National Coalition for Men (NCFM)
- Reddit forums such as r/MensRights and r/TheRedPill, plus MGTOW.com (Men Going Their Own Way)
- Warren Farrell's The Myth of Male Power (1993)
- gynocentrism.com
I'm not familiar with those terms (at least not in this context). Are they standard terms in this kind of political discourse?
That's not quite what I see. What I see is promotion of endless inequality, presented as promotion of equality.
I'm not sure of how this works. I live in a Western country (Spain) in which communism doesn't seem to affect politics or society in any significant way. I don't know where you live, but if you also live in a Western country, I would imagine the situation there must be similar.
For the record, this link doesn't work for me. Apparently, the video is not available in my region. I managed to find the same video on YouTube, though, here.