i'm going to make it both. we really do need to advance women's equality before we let men take their identities in order to dilute the few offsets women have had legislated for them.
just like how many affirmative action band-aids are being ripped off before poc have actually gotten equal footing in society, we are pushing women's advances backwards by pretending that we live in an equal society and allowing men to take advantage of the mechanisms meant to promote equality.
because laws like this were made to offset the patriarchal dominance of a society shaped by men for centuries. it's unfair to women to let men just take those offsets away from them and it's the elephant in the room that nobody wants to address as they cheer for trans-women's rights.
because children think weird pets are 'cool'
do something or accept your dystopia
i almost agree 100% with the flying squid on almost everything, except one thing... government isn't going to fix itself from within the system. at some point, the people have to take matters into their own hands. voting isn't enough. protest accomplishes nothing. at some point, the powers that be have to be scared of us.
ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE.
that's our job. government is not going to solve this. wanna make change for the better? start training for guerilla warfare.
show me robin.
batman's not running for president. time to face reality.
lol. you'll just legislate the revolution, amirite?
don't take to the streets. take to the dark web. be smart. don't be a mob. know which targets bring the most results. clandestine and precise. once upon a time, we had very smart people at the helm of the internet. i fear those people don't exist any more.
The truth is the winners have already won
this. it's all a big game and there are only winners and losers. good and evil are just ideas. if you believe in something, you go for the throat to make it reality. otherwise, you're just a loser on the internet bitching about it. more of you need to wake up to this fact.
could it? i mean, women have been fighting for equality since at least the turn of the 20th century and we're still not there.