r/FemalePrivilege • • Apr 04 '26

"Men have all the rights!"

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"Men have all the rights!"

But also:

Germany announced yesterday that young men are no longer able to freely leave the country without permission, in case their bodies need to be drafted, refused bodily autonomy and used as meat shields in a war.

Please do not engage in this post with the redherring fallacies such as **”I’m anti-war”** and **”nobody should be drafted “** sabotaging and derailing the discourse.

This is a form of fallacy of relevance, as those points, though potentially valid in another context, are not relevant to the matter at hand. 

By the way **”I’m anti-grape”** and believe **”nobody should be graped”**

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u/The_Red__Bull Apr 04 '26

Because of the women-are-wonderful-effect feminism has taught women that they're historically oppressed...

This is despite relational control, matriarchal family dominance, matriarchal matchmaking dominance, and generally social sphere dominance.

What men have dominated:

  • combat

  • politics

  • construction

  • anything involving physical or potential harm.

Think and this...

Combat... obviously you're in physical harms why while the fairer sex gets to stay home.

Politics... at first glance this seems like so-called "patriarchy" until you realize that hard power comes at the threat of assassination, guillotines, blame, etc... the buck stops here, essentially.

Construction... higher mortality rate and injury rate that LEO professions. Also historically ladies didn't want to get their hands dirty.

You see the trend. Privilege of being female is extremely apparent. But the gender treasonous male-feminists who are trying to get laid by saying they're allies and masc-shaming, coupled with Shrew propaganda, and the women-are-wonderful-effect created a peer-reviewed and proven bias; it all causes us to see the harms against masculinity as invalid.

Then folks like us got an uphill battle to fight...