EvilWhiteMale
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- Mar 20, 2018
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The Video Above said:Women are not biologically predisposed to seek out positions of power even when that opportunity is extended to them. Women who have succeeded in power throughout history have done so by mimicking male behaviour and mannerisms.
We know this for a variety of reasons — the most obvious being that no reasonable person has ever praised Margaret Thatcher or Indira Ghandi for their feminine qualities. And even despite doing everything they possibly can to brown-nose feminist organisations, companies are still failing to enact the left’s egalitarian demands by hiring women disproportionally into managerial positions. It turns out the average woman just doesn’t want that kind of responsibility. Women are far more likely to work part-time than men of their own volition and they prioritise work-life balance more than men, again, of their own volition.
Women make up 50% of the world’s population and in Western liberal democracy a predominantly male leadership cannot sustain itself unless women consent to it by voting for it. And if patriarchy is the natural consequence of the free and autonomous choices of women, then my argument is this — it is more in line with women’s interests to embrace patriarchy than to struggle against it in vain. Especially when to struggle against it is to enact tyrannical policies that deprive decent men of jobs they deserve while crowbarring women into jobs that don’t serve their inherent interests.
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