patriarchy

Rarely does patriarchy have any substantial meaning at all and is just used as a buzzword for political purposes, inventing a non-existent common enemy to fight against and a scapegoat for any ideological failures.

Jordan Peterson has a large male following but also a growing female following. Because his arguments are so well presented in a fair and reasonable manner; this is why I am one of them.  

The thermostat setting isn’t reflective of patriarchy, misogyny or discrimination. In fact, any outcry over “sexist air conditioning” is proof of a couple important double standards.

Men’s preference for young women at the peak of their health and fertility is natural. It’s not oppressive to women, but policing male sexuality is oppressive to men.

The real history of shaved legs teaches us a valuable lesson about acceptance and tolerance and how feminist ideology is out of touch with true history.

Why do women wear heels? The feminist narrative misinterprets the context and omits important parts of the history.

Her whole article is little more than a shameless book plug peppered with incomprehensible rants and unsubstantiated claims, apparently only added to fill what would otherwise be glaringly empty space.

Feminists sure seem to have a low opinion of women. And I don’t just…

The patriarchy theory paradox is the fact that while men outnumber women in positions of political authority and wealth, they also vastly outnumber women in the lowest echelons of society.

Men receive much less support for their body image problems to the point that most people don’t even know they have them.