The Goal of Feminism is Workforce Slavery

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    John Doe
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    I believe feminism from its infancy was designed and promoted strictly for economic reasons, however was masked through emotional language so that it will be accepted by the masses.   It goal is not to bring about equality but rather change the dynamics in the workforce.  This change in dynamics is to help a neo feudalistic type of state where the majority of workers are slaves or serfs.

     

    With the invention of feminism, women came into a workforce previously dominated by men.  With a male only workforce, many men would expect enough wages to maintain a family or help in their responsibility of providing for someone else.  If these wage requirements were not met then strikes, protests, or violent measures would come about.

    Once women entered the workforce the value of the male worker went down even further since the advent of industrialization.  The value went down because now men did not hold the sway they once did in the work place.  This lack of influence took place for several reasons.  Women employees are more likely to submit to bosses demands and sacrifice more for the company due to a misplaced and misused maternal instinct.  They will not and essentially cannot standup for themselves if the conditions become too abusive.  Management, in the interest of keeping profits, placed value on female workers because of this.

    Unfortunately I don’t have the link, but I have seen in a documentary about China’s factories, that management prefers to hire women simply because they listen to their superiors better and will not respond violently to any increase in demands placed on them.  They openly admitted this.

    In other words, women make better slaves.

    Their role in the workforce also changed their position in society.  Where once motherhood was designed to help with the raising of a family, it was and is put towards the raising of a corporation.  Instead of an infant, a dollar bill now nurses at the breasts of most women.  With women spending most of their time at work, many do not start families.  As a result that maternal instinct takes a snowball effect and is placed onto the company instead.  A loyal unquestioning drone takes the place of the average worker.

    The ability to bring home a paycheck dramatically altered the structure of male/female dynamics.  Where before the man brought home the paycheck and was therefore responsible for it, women have taken that power onto themselves.  Add the constant bombardment of advertising directed towards them, along the weaker nature of the woman in general, and you end up seeing most of that paycheck being spent on her desires or what she is told to spend it on.  (for statistics about women and the economy click here http://she-conomy.com/facts-on-women)

    With economic power shifting towards women in both the economy and the work place, men of the future are left with little.  With a corporate state in charge of most economic activity I believe men will split into two groups.  Either a highly submissive almost feminine type of slave labor, or violent cast outs who are always having altercations with a law heavily influenced by its corporate superiors.

     

    pardon the edits, I am really rusty.

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    I don’t think this is as much of  conspiracy as it is simply a reasonable reaction by corporations. As an MBA I can tell you that exploitation is taught as part of any healthy corporate business strategy. This is not to say that exploitation is a good thing, but it is what it is. Overall, I tend to disagree with the notion that feminism is a conspiracy of any description. I believe that the plain simple fact is that women are like children. Now, imagine the chaos if we allowed our children to live only by their own rules, and to take whatever they want, whenever they want, for any purpose they want. This is the chaos we have now.

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    Hi JohnnyWayne, welcome to the forums.

    I think you  misunderstood me.  I don’t think it is a conspiracy either, just a part of the reason why feminism is pushed everywhere.

     

    I believe that the plain simple fact is that women are like children

    I agree, which is why I think they are “exploited” for labor just like children were.  At the end of the day it is about who will is the most loyal, cheapest working, less likely to fight for themselves, etc who will be employed.

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    So, is aspiring to join the labor force a good deal for men? I don’t think so. Better to learn a profession if that’s you thing or a trade, work for cash, never marry, never have children.

    Among many other things, you’ll be able to afford yourself your own home that cannot be taken away from you (in other words you never ever really owned it…she did).

    You’ll be able to go on vacation…I’m spending a week in London in January because I feel like it. Maybe I’ll meet some british birds for a little fling.

    It’s amazing how little it costs to live when you drop half your useless fat…and yes I meant to talk about her like that.

    #icethemout; Remember Thomas Ball. He died for your children.

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