I'm guessing he doesn't mention the commensurate gains in cost of living that've occurred ever since women started working en masse.

This assertion is also a fallacy. Wages have stagnated starting in the 1970s.

Workers earn less today (adjusted to inflation) than they did back then.

Wage depression is the expected outcome of nearly doubling the work force, in addition to exporting virtually all of the US manufacturing to China.

It's almost like the "model family" doesn't actually work for men. It works for women.

Really, we should thank them for being so awful that we realized those chains.

I'm kidding, we definitely shouldn't, but in a way their lack of any positive feelings towards us helped us realize just how much the old system fucked us.