She is right. I agree with what she is saying (to the limited extent that my ears can recognize her English).
Everyone can do with his/her life whatever he/she wants, as long as it does not interfere with the life, liberty, and property of others. Everyone is also entitled to believe whatever (ridiculous thing) he/she wants to believe, like that he/she is special, super-talented or whatever. But most people aren't.
Now, the average man is better off working productively on the market and making money. And the average woman is better of being a wife and a mother. That's what I think.
If I were asked to formulate feminism in one sentence, I would say that it amounts to the proposition that women are invited to consider themselves to be married to the State, rather than personally to any specific men. The basic reason why feminism is wrong is because this is not actually a good marriage option.
And, aside of this interesting "feminist marriage option", most women are just not particularly good workers (outside of the home). That's the reason why, under anything resembling free market conditions, women always were, and always will be, underrepresented in the more prestigious professions and overrepresented in the less prestigious ones.
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Everyone can do with his/her life whatever he/she wants, as long as it does not interfere with the life, liberty, and property of others. Everyone is also entitled to believe whatever (ridiculous thing) he/she wants to believe, like that he/she is special, super-talented or whatever. But most people aren't.
Now, the average man is better off working productively on the market and making money. And the average woman is better of being a wife and a mother. That's what I think.
If I were asked to formulate feminism in one sentence, I would say that it amounts to the proposition that women are invited to consider themselves to be married to the State, rather than personally to any specific men. The basic reason why feminism is wrong is because this is not actually a good marriage option.
And, aside of this interesting "feminist marriage option", most women are just not particularly good workers (outside of the home). That's the reason why, under anything resembling free market conditions, women always were, and always will be, underrepresented in the more prestigious professions and overrepresented in the less prestigious ones.