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Justice for Men & Boys 
Its a good observation. a. As the feminists themselves pointed out until very recently men made up almost all the politically, religious and economic leadership. They have been the ones to enact all that “women want”. Had ” the patriarchy” really existed non of this would happened. b. Now we have many more women in the political and religious realms we find ourselves with “TERF wars”, An ever growing list of letters to add to LGBT Abortions right up to birth, massive numbers of abortions in societies with widespread often free birth control, “assisted suicide”, disputes about what is a “woman” (and disinterest in what is a man) in fact a whole lot of turmoil about things that have long existed but usually regarded as marginal to most people. The result being at a time when much of the human race lives in unprecedented comfort and economic security. In the most affluent and secure we have widespread “mental ill health” and all sorts of “culture wars”. It is something of an achievement in itself to create such unhappiness.
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Which European countries draft women into the army? And why Germany still doesn’t | Euronews I’ve been keenly observing the developments in the whole of Europe with regard to conscription. Given that this is one of the most common instances where men have obligations that women don’t. Interesting that feminists argue that women should have “access to careers” as if its a gift rather than requires you to work. Or that making young men do something that takes them out of circulation for a considerable time somehow adds to women’s disadvantage, when in fact clearly its to women’s advantage if a whole load of their rivals in the jobs market are out of it ! Except of course if employers recognise that serving your country deserves some recognition (sadly little sign of this here). Germany isn’t unusual in having a constitutional requirement male be ready to serve. Nor, like the US, making certain citizen’s rights conditional on “registration” while women enjoy the same rights without any such requirement. And the cynic in me notes that those countries that do include women are hose with comparatively small populations that are dwarfed by the potential aggressors. And like Sweden have a “suitability” requirement, and you can guess which sex is more frequently found “suitable”.
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Although having a comparatively small population, there is zero chance of female conscription ever being applied in the feminist utopia engineered by the SNP in Scotland. And that’s despite having access to a vast pool of really scary women.
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Frank Herbert, author of ‘Dune’ made an observation which can easily be applied to feminist attitude now that they are in political ascendancy:
“When I am weaker than you, I ask you for freedom, for that is in accordance with your principles. When I am stronger than you, I take away your freedom, because that is in accordance with my principles.”
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