Antifeminist women are a small, radical fringe, and always have been.

Almost everyone already agrees with you, and those who don't have done a lot of research. Feel welcome to post your information, tho. I read a lot of feminist writing, so I'd probably find it interesting.

I'm just explaining why it's a fringe that is nearly invisible and irrelevant IRL, despite our living in an era of fringe-dominance.

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Maybe you're right. The Manosphere deserves some credit... They and their ilk have brainwashed a generation of boys online. To see a woman spewing the same ideology & hiding behind: "Most agree with you. those of us who don't have done a lot of research" comes off as classist & condescending. It also shows little regard for recognizing humanity has multiple issues. The ideas you speak of won't be solved by putting women in some long ago illusion of a box that never existed. Aside from some elites. Even then, issues remain.

The majority of Women have always worked. We still do. Much unpaid labor is expended on/in a multitude of ways.

Check the UN for global statistics. Volunteer with a homeless shelter. Look at opiod deaths. Speak with addicts.

Look at how churches funnel their sweet tax free dollars to back politics. Wealth led "anti-feminist" women creating fear & planning day of "marching on the state capitols" all after a 3 day fast ... to purify. What could go wrong? 😑

It's all the same. Humans always human.

We all desire to be recognized as human & worthy based off of that. Per usual, we continue to debate small things & separate ourselves into an us versus them situation instead of unity.

For the record, my views predate the Manosphere. Some of us have always thought this way or have changed our minds after giving it much thought, and, yes, after doing a lot of research. That is generally the case, when you are in the opposition because your views are regularly challenged.

As you note, women have always worked. That wasn't something feminism changed.

Deaths of despair and homelessness are dominated by men.

There should be no taxes on income, including that of churches.

I don't think feminism is unifying.

I don't think feminism is responsible for everything that is wrong in the world, but also don't think it is a long-term solution to the underlying problems. I think that it is a system that creates false incentives and skews markets, and that is prohibitively expensive, and I therefore predict that it will eventually collapse on its own.

The Manosphere has had no discernable effect. Western men and women have become more feminist since then, not less, with no sign of abating.

The debate is effectively over and the feminists won it.

We're just waiting to see if they can finance their system without monetary debasement.