• peoplebeproblems
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    4 hours ago

    Ok so

    As a single WASP (ok well, I grew up protestant) male in my 30s, who has the confidence of an abandoned kitten, how exactly does this benefit me?

    Like I feel like this is supposed to be about men like me getting more power over women. But I fail to see how that helps me at all.

    All I can see is that they start here, remove voting rights next, then they remove the ability for women to be licensed to be doctors, or lawyers, dentists, etc. That’s gonna fuck my life up immensely.

    Just so women can’t have a say? Why?

    Conservative views on women are absolutely confusing. I know we have to abandon logic with them, but maybe that’s the part I don’t understand: how the fuck do I think without logic?

    • CileTheSane@lemmy.ca
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      9 minutes ago

      Conservatives believe hierarchies are natural and unavoidable. If you can push someone else down on the hierarchy then that will put you higher up on the hierarchy then you were before. Shrinking someone else’s piece of the pie leaves more pie available for you.

      Leftists believe in making a bigger pie.

    • OhNoMoreLemmy@lemmy.ml
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      3 hours ago

      It’s not about what’s good for you, it’s about what’s good for the people in power. And as women increasingly turn away from the Republican party, they’re going to want to disenfranchise them.

    • frezik
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      That’s the thing: it isn’t. The patriarchy is bad for 95% of men, as well, but a huge chunk of those believe it’s good for them because at least they’re not a woman.