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Patriarchy Hoax Opinion

So I have been reading that women were traditionally been opressed by men. Although to some context it is true. Whenever I think about it becomes hazy and I can't digest it. Like my ancestors and many more worked so hard all their lives so that we in present can have a better future, just to be called oppressors in modern times. Also for marraiges were women weren't treated fairly there were also men who got women like that. So it's basically comes down to like there are good people and bad people. Also now I see many countries that have baised laws have their birth rates below 2.1 . Breaking the family unit apart is the best way to break us apart in future. I guess many of us had a decent family to teach us things from both perspectives. I can't speak on this way more although I guess it would be mundane. I don't mean to come out as offensive to anyone just my thoughts and want to know about it from different perspectives.

Edit 1 :- Thank you everyone for sharing your perspective I'll try to look into each one. Also again a heartful thank you for letting me now the insights. Try to keep a unbiased view. Wish you a great time ahead. Edit 2 :- I'll be closing this thread after few days. Got much needed insight .

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u/Complex_Memory_7320 1d ago

You are the first one so eager to have a conversation and contradict my comments to some level. Much appreciated. Needed it.

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u/CommunityDefiant4292 1d ago

Not contradicting  But Adding 

Some of your OP are absolutely true  Women in USA in 2024 are not oppressed , in general, legally speaking they have the same rights as the men 

I truly disagree with some libs stating the opposite 

But we as a society have to be careful , it’s easy to take away rights ! Look at abortion 

My wife’s rights are to me as important as my rights  I want my daughter to enjoy the same rights to work, to thrive, to be safe , to have bodily autonomy, as any guy 

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u/Complex_Memory_7320 1d ago

Yes. Everyone should have freedom to do whatever they want with their lives unless they cross the line of their decisions affecting someone in negative or harmful way.

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u/CommunityDefiant4292 1d ago

That the best statement of the week