Right, so I've seen most of the gender war take place from around 2020 up until now. I've seen the brunt of the anti male narratives. Such as the kill all men Tiktok trend, the mass male demonization. I've seen all the illogical feminist talking points. And I'm here to talk about alot. But mainly the notion of patriarchy? What's so bad about it? If we look at history and historical records of patriarchy. It was absolutely necessary for there to be gender roles. Because you're family in ancient times relied on the man to ensure they don't starve during winter and the woman to keep the house and kids in check. Not saying the women didn't handle labor themselves. But the majority of the dangerous tasks fell on the man. Feminists will claim patriarchy universally abused women. But I can't find any actual evidence of that in historical records from the 1400-1600s or much later. Not saying women weren't abused. But to assume half of the entire human race was abused by the other half is ludicrous.

Now, to get to the actual point I'm trying to make here. I think most of us can agree feminists have basically villainized the concept of patriarchy in their mind. They blame most of, if not all their problems on men oppressing them and patriarchy being the cause of it. But if you go into known feminist communities and talk about how men are suffering. One of two things I've seen happen: they argue women have it way worse. Or that patriarchy hurts men too?

That second one makes zero sense. How can patriarchy hurt men too? If by feminist narratives patriarchy includes all men somehow oppressing women, even unknowingly. It's a paradox and thus it makes no sense logically. And that's what feminism is nowadays. It needs some serious mental gymnastics to make sense of things when a contradiction comes into play.

So in other words feminism is just dogma at this point, not simply ideology. Also, bluntly put feminism has existed for almost a century. And women to this day somehow need to "fight for their rights." So the next question I wanna ask. When do feminists, in their fight for equality start looking at men's issues?

I think we all know the answer to that.