Yet again, I'm not sure you actually read what i wrote.

No one said it wasn't harmful to all participants.

But it has a disproportionate negative effect on society when society has come to a place in which the average woman leans into it.

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I know the board likes to believe women are responsible for all societal ills, but the reality is men own most of the business, run most of the government and posses most of the capital.

This is the fallacy that feminism has taught—and a great example of what I was referring to when I said you have inculcated feminist doctrine while thinking you haven't; that wasn't a random statement— I can see the narratives show up in the things you habitually post.

Anyway, feminism does this in order to maintain gender warfare and continue to covertly promote marxism.

"Men" do not do all the things you listed. A small percentage of men do.

For example, only 8.1% of all Americans own equity in employer businesses (businesses big enough to have at least one employee who isn't the owner.). 61% of those are men, 22% are women, and the rest are owned equally by men and women. So you're talking about 4.9% of men who majority own a (real) business.

"Men" do not "run the government." A small percentage of men do. At that point we're talking about significantly less than 1%.

"Men" do not own most of the capital in the US. A small percentage of men do. Ever heard of the 1%? I'll leave it to you based on that to deduce what percentage of men we're talking about here.

So 95% or less of men are just as powerless (or powerful) as 98% of women.

Consequently, that's an arse-backward way of trying to figure out the situation.

What I'm talking about is the 95%/98% that makes up the citizenry, not the tiny percentage that occupies positions of leverage. The citizenry's leverage is its size.

And the, "You just blame women" narrative doesn't work on me. I blame feminism, regardless of who is promoting it. Notice multiple times on this thread I have specifically blamed men for the rise of feminism.

It's the philosophy that is destructive, not who happens to be promoting it. Just like the Marxism that underpins feminism. And before you deny that—and also think about what I said about you having inculcated feminism to the point that you don't even realize you're doing it—notice that you ALWAYS blame capitalism.

As though women in socialist countries didn't also have to work a job and then come home and work at home. From a 3 second Google search of "Did women work in Soviet Russia:"

"Yes, women in Soviet Russia were actively encouraged and expected to participate in the workforce. The Bolsheviks aimed to create a society where women were equal to men, including in the workplace, and they implemented policies to draw women out of the home and into various sectors. While women did achieve significant gains in education, employment, and even some leadership positions, patriarchal norms persisted, and women often faced a double burden of work both outside and inside the home."

That sounds an awful lot like what you're describing here in America, doesn't it?

Hmmm...I wonder what the common denominator could be. Let's read the clip again. Hmmmm....WAIT! I see it! The only common denominator can't be capitalism, it can't be socialism, it's...it's...it's...

Feminism.