Blackpill Female "oppression" is a privilege and male "privilege" is an oppression.

[Personalityinkwell]

Being blackpilled, we know that females are the ones who are truly privileged and men are not privileged but oppressed. But why does society portray it the other way? simple, because if women are PERCEIVED to be oppressed, there is a sudden "need" to help those who are oppressed, and if someone is "privileged", then it's easier and sees more justified to neglect them in their troubles.

If you ever mention that men have it harder than women or women have it easy, then people get angry, because it threatens women's privilege of being perceived as "oppressed"

 

[Deleted member 20811]

Clown society has gone too far. Its too late to repeal the 19th

 

[Diocel]

Clown society has gone too far.

#notallclowns

 

[MaxZM98]

"Men's greatest weakness is their facade of strength, and women's greatest strength is their facade of weakness" - Warren Farrell.

 

[Ropemaxx]

Clown society has gone too far.

 

[RREEEEEEEEE]

Male privilege? What privilege do I have as an ugly man? The privilege to turn pussies drier than a desert after one millisecond of accidental eyecontact? The privilege to be accused of being a pedophile just because I smile at a little kid? The privilege to be treated rudely for no reason? JFL at "male" privilege.

 

[Lame Dude]

Men willingly sacrifice themselves in order to appease foids. But they always want more.
Competition works in their favor.

 

[andinocel]

Women have always been privileged. Early feminists wanted the right to vote, and they got it. Gradually, women became more and more equal to men, but when they realized that being on an equal level to man is not as glamorous as they thought, feminists began coming up with Straw Man arguments.

Women have the right to work (and often preferentially hired), but also have the option to stay home and depend on their spouse's income without societal backlash. They're not dragged in to war, but are not barred from the military. They can be physically aggressive but cannot be hit back. Modern day women have the same rights as men with the special protective privileges they enjoyed hundreds of years ago, essentially making women an elite class.

 

[Of Manlets and Men]

"Men's greatest weakness is their facade of strength, and women's greatest strength is their facade of weakness" - Warren Farrell.

Women have always been privileged. Early feminists wanted the right to vote, and they got it. Gradually, women became more and more equal to men, but when they realized that being on an equal level to man is not as glamorous as they thought, feminists began coming up with Straw Man arguments.

Women have the right to work (and often preferentially hired), but also have the option to stay home and depend on their spouse's income without societal backlash. They're not dragged in to war, but are not barred from the military. They can be physically aggressive but cannot be hit back. Modern day women have the same rights as men with the special protective privileges they enjoyed hundreds of years ago, essentially making women an elite class.

Tesla IQ wisdom right there.

 

[Pengwin]

Men are second class citizens.

 

[Deleted member 26032]

Clown society has gone too far. Its too late to repeal the 19th

Men are second class citizens.

"Men's greatest weakness is their facade of strength, and women's greatest strength is their facade of weakness" - Warren Farrell.

 

[slavcel11]

it's the same as to say "muh men devised patriarchy so it's their fault that they suffer from military draft, while women are set aside as human incubators". What kind of morony that is not to understand that we're not playing some retard game whose goal is to decide whom to put the blame on? Thousands of men are killed in wars and this is what matters, the actual victims. We dont discuss it because we want to blame someone.

Same goes for men's "privileges" under closer look, which benefit top 3-5% of men and hurt the rest.

 

[guaucel]

(((male privilege)))

 

[FinnCel]

Extremely high IQ observation

 

[Emba]

There's no privilege for our face