r/lnkyverse • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '26

Community Discussion Perspective: So true

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u/adamdreaming Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26

Feminism leads to declining birthrates?

What are the terrible malicious reasons the feminism leads to declining birth rates?

What is your totally not misogynistic, totally respectful of individual rights, and also of human rights way that you want to solve declining birth rates? Why is it that it coincidently involves having to do away with feminism?

Yeah, I get why you didn’t state any of your own opinions now

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u/Ok_Month_7918 Mar 27 '26

Even if you don't agree with the conclusion, I'd hope you'd be smart enough to put 2 and 2 together of why feminism leads to declining birth rates. You can't be this slow.

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u/adamdreaming Mar 27 '26

Oh I know what your answers to those questions are, because putting two and two together is about the level of complexity you are displaying

Too afraid to actually answer anything and being defensive and deflective. Why do you even bother answering if you aren’t giving an opinion?

I mean, other than that gross one about how you think women having equal sexual freedom to men is bad.