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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 443428" data-attributes="member: 57984">Although the more you learn about &quot;real&quot; feminism, the more one realizes that this is just the (un)natural end that was always its destiny and intention: entitlement, no accountability, endless lying with impunity, and the right to kill her children at will.The spoiled, violent 9-year-old with no obligations nor expectations of reciprocation (because she&#039;s a child) yet the uncompromised authority over the household.&nbsp; This was always what it was about, even if many of the members genuinely thought that &quot;equality&quot; was the goal.Feminism has always been about centering and elevating the very worst impulses of female psychology. And they&#039;ve been wildly successful in a way few acknowledge... They control academia, they control the media, and their impulses and cleverly-shifting nomenclature ultimately impact law.And the more wildly successful they are, the more they claim their oppression is greater than it&#039;s ever been. That&#039;s their playbook.The Garden of Eden is a scriptural metaphor: the men were too weak -- or stupid -- to say &quot;no&quot;. And now he doesn&#039;t have to say anything, because today she runs the show.<img src="https://as2.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/07/73/55/99/1000_F_773559914_QCcbj9vwuCWLeRkcQpVw4bEHjESgMRHA.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="width: 668px" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 443428, member: 57984"] Although the more you learn about "real" feminism, the more one realizes that this is just the (un)natural end that was always its destiny and intention: entitlement, no accountability, endless lying with impunity, and the right to kill her children at will. The spoiled, violent 9-year-old with no obligations nor expectations of reciprocation (because she's a child) yet the uncompromised authority over the household. This was [B]always [/B]what it was about, even if many of the members genuinely thought that "equality" was the goal. Feminism has always been about centering and elevating the very worst impulses of female psychology. And they've been wildly successful in a way few acknowledge... They control academia, they control the media, and their impulses and cleverly-shifting nomenclature ultimately impact law. And the more wildly successful they are, the more they claim their oppression is greater than it's ever been. That's their playbook. The Garden of Eden is a scriptural metaphor: the men were too weak -- or stupid -- to say "no". And now he doesn't have to say anything, because today she runs the show. [IMG width="668px"]https://as2.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/07/73/55/99/1000_F_773559914_QCcbj9vwuCWLeRkcQpVw4bEHjESgMRHA.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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