"Women have created a linguistically and socially constructed matriarchy to gain political advantage in terms of scholarships, guaranteeing that they can see their kids, monopolizing nurture... "

"Any advantages that men seem to have is just reverse sexism resulting from the matriarchy. It's easier for men to get enlisted in the Marines so that women won't have to. Men are pushed into STEM fields so that women can study something easier in the humanities."

"You think you're suffering? Well I'm sorry but the matriarchy hurts everyone."

Pretty much every argument feminists make is based around the assumed premise (as oppose to the reasoned to conclusion) that women are oppressed. That's the reason why it's the "patriarchy" rather than the "fact that inequality exists" and why it's "feminists" rather than "people who want equality". That's why there's a message of "You see what you men have done? You've ruined everything!" rather than "everyone's responsible for inequality and we should work together to fix it." It's a narrative of the wonderful oppressed women versus the oppressive rape and it all stems in circular logic.