Who says I don't? Of course it would be obscene, that's my whole point. What I said about othering half of the population applies in both directions. Yes, it would also be wrong and absurd to blame men for social problems!

I'm calling out the petty sexism that I'm seeing far too often, how did you manage to read it as an attack on all men? There's that victim mentality again. Nobody except a small minority of deranged fanatics calls for women to be socially worth more than men.

However, I do find that last line of yours telling, the implication of betrayal, and the promise of future reckoning. Pray do tell me: what exactly is going to get worse? What happen next? Women to be driven back into the kitchens? The beta uprising?

>Nobody except a small minority of deranged fanatics

Yes, "it's just a few crazy kids on college campuses". We've heard this lie before.

>What happen next? Women to be driven back into the kitchens? The beta uprising?

You're telling on yourself here with the standard feminist hysteria. What's actually happening at the moment is the stark divergence in life trajectories between men and women who are able to co-operate and treat each other fairly, and those that are not.

The consequences of failing to do this only become apparent for women in old age, much like it's only apparent for men in young age. Humanity doesn't really have an instinct to moderate that yet because resource scarcity meant it never really developed a sense for how to behave in post-scarcity environments.

We're not quite at the point where the consequences of gynosupremacy have come home to roost- the women born privileged under that system haven't hit the age at which men are no longer instinctively wired to value women over themselves yet. But once they are there, they'll quickly find that having no young men left who are willing or able to maintain the current inequality, and no old men who respect them enough to give that order due to how they acted when they were young, will remain.

You have already seen the beginnings of this. When you are privileged, equality feels like oppression.

> However, I do find that last line of yours telling, the implication of betrayal, and the promise of future reckoning. Pray do tell me: what exactly is going to get worse? What happen next? Women to be driven back into the kitchens? The beta uprising?

Amen. Hallmark of misogynistic, reactionary commentary on the internet. Almost guaranteed to appear. Like we need an internet law about it...

This is the type of stuff that Elon Musk greatly overestimates dominates public opinion because of his X echo chamber, leading him to waste $500 million on election advertisements.