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Femcel Bingo

I don't know either, but i only know it's something recent, which is how your family is pure
What I find funny is that this graph probably applies to natural primates' social systems, like babboons.
What you are suggesting is that man is returning back to being an animal, which is what I believe to be the problem personally.
It naturally doesn't. It's primarily anti-family propaganda aimed at women which has caused this to happen unnaturally.
In my opinion it's almost the opposite. This is "natural" in the sense that it is animalistic. If men behave like animals, egoism, individualism take over morality and ordered society and leads to inequality, unfairness and hatred, because love of the self leads to hatred of the other.

It's because man abandoned obedience and submissiveness to a moral authority that he "freed" himself by behaving like an animal, which leads to this. Ironically enough, I blame feminism in part for this. But not just that, because modern masculinists like Andrew Tate fundamentally also preach for an animalistic society.
women have more of a reason to fear men and hate the patriarchy. men tend to feel superior so they feel contempt towards women like a rich person might feel disgusted by poors
I think that what women call the patriarchy is a "society ruled by strenght", in which they lose to men. And yet I also think that what they call the patriarchy in history, aka ancient systems, aren't the best representation of this patriarchy. I think modern society created in parts by the "liberation of men and women" is a way better representation of this "patriarchy" because it freed men and women from moral thought. Therefore creating an animalistic society where strenght rules. Irony.
 
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