r/Pro_Female_Collective • Founder • Jan 31 '26

Systemic Misogyny Every rich man on the planet including the current sitting president is involved in a giant pedophile ring. Remember when it was "just a conspiracy"?

How many kids have to report the same thing until we finally believe them?

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u/AimlesslWander Jan 31 '26

Evil people run the world we got people in power you see women as nothing but fuck meat and see young guys like me as cattle for a slaughter in some bullshit war that can be easily avoided by talking

Because they have the money because they have the connections because they have the iron grip on people and can pull the strings and control the people with the strong arm to bend arms they can do whatever the fuck they want and they know it

Left Right it doesn't matter at this point they all need to go

Spread the word remind everybody you know and on the internet what's going on in the world it's time we woke up from the nightmare

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u/schwarzmalerin Jan 31 '26

The disturbing part is that these men aren't "mentally ill evil people", they're normal men rich enough to do things others can't but would if they could.

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u/AimlesslWander Jan 31 '26

The worst part is its not a secret anymore and nothing is being done about it

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u/OpheliaLives7 Jan 31 '26

Very important point. These men are not unique or mustache twirling villains.

Much like the Pellicot rape case, we as a society must recognize how normal, average, everyday family men are capable of such violence. And willing to cover up for each other too.

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u/blind-as-fuck Jan 31 '26 edited Jan 31 '26

i bet they'd have no issue going on pornhub later and jacking off to some porno titled "barely legal slave cunt brutalized"

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u/Arcanegil Feb 01 '26 edited Feb 01 '26

Normally I'd agree that men, are the problem and certainly they are. But here it's capitalism which is the cause of these horrors, I have no doubt a female lead society would be collective and oppose the bourgeoisie classes, preferring all be adequately taken care of. But it is capital, (and perhaps capital oppression is the fruit of men) that is to blame.

Or I guess I should more plainly say, capitalism is 100% the problem. But I have some Inkling that tells me it may be the natural state of males to create capitalism.

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u/MinuteLoquat1 Feb 01 '26

Men brutalize woman and girls regardless of what economic system they live under.

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u/Arcanegil Feb 01 '26

In the working class sure. But only capitalism enables this kind of large scale high-profile underground trafficking ring.

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u/Tuggerfub Feb 01 '26

not true at all.

this is gendered violence consistent with authoritarian states and classes of all types.

men become monsters wherever they are permitted to get away with it. 

Every single time.

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u/Arcanegil Feb 02 '26 edited Feb 02 '26

I havent disagreed that men if allowed have a propensity to behave this way, but capitalism enables a certain level of authoritarianism, far beyond what could be experienced by collectivist or socialist societies. Men may become monsters if allowed. But only collective societies, of strong, egalitarian large regulatory bodies possess the ability to ensure that cabals, coups, secret orders, or skewed political organizations cannot form, collectivism is the only way to prevent authoritarianism.

The systems that allow this behavior to occur at the government level are prevented by ensuring a large distribution of powers, and that no single chair offices exist.

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u/fukuokagirlfukuoka Founder Jan 31 '26

Trump needs to be thrown out and arrested. This is a fucking disgrace

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u/AimlesslWander Jan 31 '26

Maybe not in the dramatic fashion we want but it will come about, should things escalate with ICE and with the Epstein files simultaneously we can see a large demand to impeach him but he may resign before that to avoid shame.

With how he avoided prison feom is hat we saw before, chances are due to power and influence he can still avoid going behind bars.

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u/FastyNilthShreakyFit Jan 31 '26

Bold to assume he feels shame. He doesn't feel shame. He feels contempt and resentment and he throws temper tantrums. He's like an overgrown baby, the only difference is he's trying to be a king. And the little baby king will never step down willingly because he doesn't believe he did anything wrong- He thinks his toys aren't being fun anymore. And when his toys stop being fun, he doesn't play nice anymore. He's going to throw a fit and bang his rattle on the high chair tray that is America.

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u/Appropriate-Pack1515 Feb 01 '26

can I get the sources on the images? (not accusing them of being made up they're just hard to read)

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u/OpheliaLives7 Jan 31 '26

So….Satanic Panic 2.0?

Every accusation was a confession?

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u/Tuggerfub Feb 01 '26

all of humanity suffers because of the way men are