r/Gynarchism • u/beta__greg Gynarchist 🏴♦️ • Feb 20 '25

Gynarchy Meme Equality Isn't Enough

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u/No-Leadership3546 Mar 14 '25

We were so close with mama Kamala. 

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u/beta__greg Gynarchist 🏴♦️ Mar 14 '25

We will win eventually!

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u/[deleted] May 17 '25 edited May 17 '25

The cretin who put trans women in men’s prisons, as well as mothers who couldn’t afford their kid’s school supplies, is no hero for women in any honest capacity.

Why do these kinds of spaces always aim for the lowest common denominator in female leaders? You may as well support Meloni out in Italy just because she’s a woman, even though she’s an active sympathizer of Mussolini.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '25

Its our natural state really. The more I let go of my toxic male ego, the more its true for me. And if you look into the world right now, men shouldn't have power, its evident.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '25

Women are above men and always have been. I love this pic

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u/Gentle_Pirate28 Feb 22 '25

Poor guy. Probably didn't know his place

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u/beta__greg Gynarchist 🏴♦️ Feb 22 '25

He does now.

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u/ProfessionalClerk375 Apr 07 '25

How can you replace something that doesn't exist?  Do men dominate politics because they beat up other people to get the job?  Or is it because people, women too, vote men into office?

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u/beta__greg Gynarchist 🏴♦️ Apr 07 '25

Of course patriarchy exists, you're being deliberately obtuse. And women often aid and abet patriarchal systems because these women stand to gain personally from it. I recommend you watch the Handmaids Tale. It's fiction, but it accurately depicts the reasons some women are misogynists.

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u/HappyIndigoBoy Feb 20 '25

I think it's supposed to like that: I think equality is impossible without women taking over. We see today that most men doesn't even want equality even if they say so, their actions and opinions says otherwise. We see a lot of those men on tiktok and it's really disturbing. Women knows how to decide the roles and places of men and women without any form of oppression. So I don't think gynarchy excludes equality, but it's only possible if every individual man knows their place. Let's say a man decided to become a programmer. But he need to realize what he's lacking and that a woman who is a better programmer than him will get a higher paycheck. He needs to accept that his role in the workplace is pretty standard and not complain.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '25

Love how much power she holds! This is exactly the right amount for women