>The optimist in me would like to think of this as what I call "end stage patriarchy". I try not to think this signals just worse things to come. This is for s

>The optimist in me would like to think of this as what I call "end stage patriarchy". I try not to think this signals just worse things to come. This is for sure a view you could have. Nothing wrong with that. >This is of course incomplete but I attribute the rise of communities like MRA (mens rights activists), red and black pilled, regression in the access to reproductive medical care (abortion and contraception) and so on as a reaction to this power shift. Do you think we should continue censoring these groups as hate speech? >It's easy to become a pessimist but honestly I'm hopeful that current reactionary trends are a sign that things are getting better. GenZ seems to be breaking the trend that voters get more conservative as they get older and that is a good thing. OP addressed this point. The sexual divide is greatest in gen Z.