Watched Louis Rossman get particularly based recently in a video, he's normally just about consumer rights and electronics repairs. And it really needs more highlighting that women's ballooning purchasing power has really driven the complete destruction of consumer rights too.
"You'll own nothing and be happy" is unpalatable for most men and they'll go out of their way to fight it, but almost no women will bat an eye if signing away her rights means she gets to post higher resolution photos on her instagram than all her friends can.
They just can't be trusted to vote responsibily, either officially or with their purses.
Blame Bernays (Freud's nephew the marketing pioneer) for this. Prior to the 1920s, women were almost totally ignored by marketers, because the purse strings were controlled by the man of the house. But after that started to change, Bernays used really simple greed/lust signals-- notice that just about every ad aimed at women from the early 20s to the late 60s features a well-dress (high class) woman smoking a cigarette-- to get them to spend on frivolous shit.
women also, at a very primal and instinctual level, want access to new dicks. it's a masculinity shit-test for their men. it's access to more DNA which (if you're not breeding with nogs and monkies) is healthy.
Watched Louis Rossman get particularly based recently in a video, he's normally just about consumer rights and electronics repairs. And it really needs more highlighting that women's ballooning purchasing power has really driven the complete destruction of consumer rights too.
"You'll own nothing and be happy" is unpalatable for most men and they'll go out of their way to fight it, but almost no women will bat an eye if signing away her rights means she gets to post higher resolution photos on her instagram than all her friends can.
They just can't be trusted to vote responsibily, either officially or with their purses.
Blame Bernays (Freud's nephew the marketing pioneer) for this. Prior to the 1920s, women were almost totally ignored by marketers, because the purse strings were controlled by the man of the house. But after that started to change, Bernays used really simple greed/lust signals-- notice that just about every ad aimed at women from the early 20s to the late 60s features a well-dress (high class) woman smoking a cigarette-- to get them to spend on frivolous shit.
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women also, at a very primal and instinctual level, want access to new dicks. it's a masculinity shit-test for their men. it's access to more DNA which (if you're not breeding with nogs and monkies) is healthy.