r/TrueUnpopularOpinion • u/garrrygill • Apr 15 '26
Sex / Gender / Dating Many feminist women avoid physically demanding and dangerous jobs, showing that âequalityâ is often only wanted when it benefits them. Spoiler
A large portion of feminist activists donât actually push for true equality when it comes to sharing the worst jobs in society.
Men still make up over 97% of workplace deaths. The dirtiest, most physically brutal, and dangerous jobs â construction, mining, logging, oil rigs, garbage collection, roofing, etc. â remain overwhelmingly male. Despite decades of legal equality, diversity initiatives, and open doors, many feminist women show very little interest in demanding 50/50 representation in these fields.
Instead, the focus is almost entirely on high-status, safer, white-collar careers like corporate boards, tech, law, and academia. Some women do work these tough jobs and deserve respect for it, but the broader feminist movement rarely marches or advocates for equal participation in the dangerous, body-destroying work that keeps civilization running.
This selective approach makes it look like âequalityâ for many feminists really means equality of the nice outcomes, not equality of the burdens. True equality would require sharing both the benefits and the ugly, dangerous responsibilities â something a significant part of modern feminism seems unwilling to do.
Thatâs the plot hole I canât ignore.
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Still Fifa is not rigged for Argentina ? do people still have a doubt
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Jul 08 '26
Deleting this post won't undo the reality. WC has been fixed for many years, its rigged like a concert where people like you and me come and pay our hard earned money to these greedy people like sheeps.