Women shouldn't have been given the right to vote. Here's why:

One, it allows politicians to drive a wedge between men and women and pit husband and wife against one another. They can use gender identity politics to attempt to appeal to men or women exclusively, pitting half the nation against the other half, giving them an "out" on addressing the real issues. It gives politicians the power to get between a husband and wife emotionally and intellectually.

Two, it's the most destructive thing to the family. Before feminism, only men had the right to vote, and almost all men got married. In practice, this meant that there was essentially one vote per family, not one vote per person. If we assume the lowest possible trust in politicians, then we assume that their political rhetoric will always reflect the bare minimum of what they can get away with. When vast majority of voters were men casting votes for their families, politician had no choice but to pitch policies and laws that were conducive to family values. But when all adults have a vote, politicians no longer have to care about family values. The level of discourse can be lowered to simply being individual friendly, instead of family friendly. We can see the transformation it had on the political rhetoric in action simply by looking at how the talking points changed. "Homosexual marriage is bad for the family" stopped working as an issue. Why? Because of the individual friendly rebuttal "what somebody does with their own body, or behind closed doors, is none of your business". The family gave way as an issue to the individual. This counter to anti-homosexual sentiment did not exist until women were given the right to vote.

The third reason why women should not have been given the right to vote is because generally speaking women are more emotionally than men, which is why you so often see liberal and radical left politicians using emotional blackmail to get what they want. Anytime there is a mass shooting we often hear "won't someone think of the children?!" coming from the left as opposed to logic and facts (the 2A is enshrined, gun laws don't stop murder etc). Or abortion for instance, the facts are an unborn baby is not a woman's body, yet leftists use the rhetoric "my body, my choice!" to appeal to the emotions of female voters.

Regarding giving women the same opportunities:

Women aren't supposed to be in authority over a man. Women shouldn't be jail guards, police officers, or Presidents. It's an unnatural role, so no, women shouldn't be given the all the same opportunities as men.

Second, giving women the right to work doubles the number of people looking for jobs while keeping the number of job positions the same. This means that a bare minimum wages are slashed. The more people willing to do a job for the least amount of money drives wages down or keeps them from rising, it's simply supply and demand (you will see why this is important when you read point number five). Allowing women into the workplace is functionally the same as going to a foreign nation, picking out an equal number of foreigners to the total number of male citizens and dropping them off all at once. If someone today proposed picking up 150 million foreigners and dropping them off into the workplace, they would be laughed at or lynched.

The third reason bringing women into the workplace was a mistake is because it emptied out the home. Women working alongside their husbands leaves an empty house with no one to look after the children. It doesn't take a genius to know that services like daycare and nannies will never be the same as a child being looked after and taken care of my their own mother. Not giving children the care they deserve at the most crucial age is not only unfair to the child but arguably has produced a generation of emotionally stunted children.

The fourth reason working women was a mistake is because it undermines homeschooling as a means of educating your child, and increases the dependence on the state to educate your child. With the home emptied out and the labor of women tied up in securing a second income to support the family, the family has little choice but to forego homeschooling and rely upon public education which has increasingly become liberal indoctrination centers.

The fifth reason bringing women into the workplace was a mistake is because it encourages them to not have families or children at all. Contingent to the previous points, without the strength of the male wage, the family becomes prohibitively expensive. What was once the social norm becomes instead an extravagant luxury. The pressure to not have children becomes immense, and women enter a state of postponement. "I'll have have a family, but later, after I save up enough money", "I'll have kids, but later, right now I need to secure a future for them" and "I want to have a family, but I can always do it later when the situation looks better, right now I just want to party and enjoy myself, after all, it's not like I could have one right now anyway even if I wanted to".

This is just the two key cornerstones of feminism, the right to vote and the right to work. We could discuss the problems caused by the advocacy of social justice, the peddling of alternative gender identity, and the insistence that all of society and culture be forcibly rearranged so that everyone is equal, all of which are major platforms of third, fourth, and fifth wave feminism. However, the two core principles of the first and second wave are most important because everything that followed after it depended up the basic assumptions it made. Prove those assumptions wrong and you pull the bottom out of the house of cards. Those assumptions are the most reasonable sounding of the lot, which is why even conservative women and men will waffle when confronted with anti-feminist sentiment and state something like "well, I agree with all this new stuff is strange and wrong, but the original feminists, they were alright!".

The harsh truth is this: countless conservative women bemoan the loss of family and family values, and yet it's those policies they supported that caused the death of the family, not the ones they opposed.

It is the solemn duty of every conservative woman to oppose feminism on every level, and to return to traditional values and roles.