My moderate take on feminism
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Date: March 20th, 2026 11:46 AM Author: logged in poaster
feminism isn't a mono-causal issue
it's actually way worse than people think. 'feminism' is not just about women qua women. it's an anti-vitality, anti-life, anti-human disease that has enveloped all of modern human civilization
it's wrapped up in "liberal" enlightenment values and it can't be extricated from the baseline moral assumptions and beliefs that the modern world collectively holds
reversing it would require the complete dismantling of our society and its replacement with something totally foreign to modern human sensibilities
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Date: March 20th, 2026 11:53 AM
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A lot of traditional conservatives send their daughters off to liberal co-ed colleges, and encourage them to start a career and date multiple men to find "Mr. Right". Going to some SEC school and joining a sorority is a conservative coded lifestyle, but is actually extremely liberal. Getting back to keeping girls home and setting up soft arranged marriages between 18-20 years old is practically unthinkable even to most traditional conservatives.
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Date: March 20th, 2026 12:01 PM Author: logged in poaster
"traditional conservative" values aren't a real thing. "conservatism" is a made-up cope 'concept' that people turn to in order to feel Superior to "insane" shitlibs (people who are taking enlightenment values to their legitimate and inevitable conclusion)
all of this - feminism and the rest of what i described above - is an inevitable consequence of enlightenment values. some would even argue that christianity alone put us on this trajectory, and that the enlightenment and its values were inevitable, too
i am not, at least not right now, advocating for a complete "roll-back" of enlightenment values. partly because it's impossible. "we" as the collective body of western civilization have already biologically evolved to an animal that's incompatible with pre-enlightenment values
there isn't actually a "solution" to all this. optimistically, there will be smaller pockets of westerners who will end up with pre-enlightenment values out of necessity due to selection, as modern society breaks down. those who maintain enlightenment values will not reproduce and/or they will be killed
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Date: March 20th, 2026 12:24 PM Author: logged in poaster
yeah, they were pretty "based" on women. just like you and i are pretty "based" on women today. but it doesn't matter. their fundamental moral beliefs and worldview, like ours, are in outright contradiction to these "based" beliefs on women that we hold
individual rights, freedom of expression, freedom of movement, free markets, "human rights" - all of these enlightenment values are incompatible with being "based" on women. they inevitably lead to 'feminism' and to the state of our society today
anyone or anything that tries to resist this trend has been and is out-competed. that's why it's "inevitable." but as the system collapses under the weight of foreigners who are incompatible with it, the selection pressures will eventually reverse, like i explained above
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Date: March 20th, 2026 1:58 PM Author: Richard Ames
Feminism's rise was entirely predicated on a gigantic reduction in malthusian pressures. This was driven by the advent of cheap energy. We are slowly, but surely, exiting that era. As we do, feminism will be forced back in the closet.
When the economy can't support completely unnecessary industries and jobs that are entirely tied to consumer spending, women will go back to their natural roles.
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Date: March 20th, 2026 2:31 PM Author: :-P (gunneratttt)
the words oldest profession is a female one. lower class women have been forced to work since the beginning of time. so have children.
of course men will do the heavy lifting but there's a ton of shit women tend to be better at like cooking, cleaning, etc. and of course they *can* do hard labor too, and have had to survive or because they were forced to. and there are plenty of female professionals that outperform men.
normalizing working women was a gc trick to increase the labor pool. it could only be reversed if an average man can provide sufficient resources for his family alone. increased resource scarcity would obviously put more pressure for women to generate resources for their family.
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Date: March 20th, 2026 2:22 PM Author: logged in poaster
Women in the workforce results in a net negative effect on economic production not net positive
Like I said above people's brains are so completely warped by modern society and the objectively extremely strange beliefs that it rests on that they literally cannot cognitively wrap their heads around this stuff
You can see how and why "talking about this stuff" never gets anywhere. People are not capable of "talking about it" because they don't even know what's going on
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Date: March 20th, 2026 2:37 PM Author: Richard Ames
Look at the lines of work that women go into. Look at the actual jobs they do. The vast majority can only exist in times of easy energy growth and cheap cost of capital. Men do the vast, vast, vast majority of real productive labor.
As conditions become more difficult, resources will be further allocated towards real productive labor. Almost all of which is done by men.
I also think women will welcome this. Most women don't actually like *work*. Many men don't like their *jobs*, but they don't have the easy "get out of work free" card that women do (pregnancy, child rearing.)
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Date: March 20th, 2026 2:53 PM Author: Richard Ames
I'm not arguing that zero women will work, but that the female percentage of the workforce will decrease substantially over time. It isn't going to happen overnight. And obviously there are actual productive jobs where women are well suited (nursing, etc.)
The current situation is such that the debt bubble is so large and TPTB are doing whatever it takes to keep it going. This has the effect of immiserating huge swathes of the population - costs keep rising, asset prices stay elevated, so households need both people to work in order to stay above water.
Over time, I think we will see:
1.) Deflation of asset prices, thus a lowering of the cost of living.
--Note that this may also mean people have less from a material standpoint, but are not living on a knife's edge from a financial perspective.
2.) People shifting to much lower cost of living lifestyles. People will "choose" to deflate. This is already happening IMO. Look at the rise of tiny home communities, as one example.
A huge number of bullshit jobs are being kept afloat by the Fed's never-ending "emergency" measures. Many companies are zombie firms that need to continuously roll over their debt to stay in business. This wildly distorts markets, including labor markets.
If and when these companies are allowed to fail / restructure, the workforce itself will restructure to better reflect the types of companies that can sustain themselves in the fundamental underlying economic environment.
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