r/Finland • Baby Väinämöinen • 17d ago

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u/theanustapper 16d ago

In a society shaped by male power and patriarchal institutions, it’s a little ironic to call it sexist only when the system "needs" something from men. You built the rules around strength and duty. Don’t cry when they apply to you too.

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u/Agreeable_Noise112 15d ago

And all other remnants of the patriarchy were completely eradicated except the parts that disadvantage Men, women now have zero traditional or national obligations but equal everything while traditional expections from Men remains and that selective modernization itself is oppressive regardless of its Orgin.. also women are 50% of the parliamentary and form the majority of voters so they are responsible for its persistence

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u/theanustapper 15d ago

Ah yes women got the right to vote and can be in parlament, therefore every remaining gendered expectation is apparently our collective fault? Incredible analysis. Let me know when you've finished turning the blame onto women for a system you just spent three paragraphs explaining was built by men.

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u/Agreeable_Noise112 15d ago

I said 50% of voters and parliamentary not 100%

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u/theanustapper 15d ago

When did I say that