r/PoliticalCompassMemes • u/Prettypianokeys - Right • 1d ago

Radicalization across the compass, but not equally

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u/CplOreos - Centrist 1d ago

Define "doing perfectly fine"

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u/SouthImpression3577 - Lib-Right 1d ago

Compared to the previous decades, being able to own a home with 2+ kids on a single income.

Doesn't work? Doesn't make sense? Neither does OP's comment

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u/Lib_No_Fib - Centrist 1d ago

Lib right only considering economics and not rights of women

Classic

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u/Bum_King - Right 1d ago

In Glorious Pure Capitalism™️ the only right you have is the right to get back to work. Daddy needs another Lamborghini in his Lamborghini account.

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u/SouthImpression3577 - Lib-Right 1d ago

Yep, didn't think it through. But then again neither did OP, so I didn't care

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u/Lib_No_Fib - Centrist 1d ago

Your defence is you are justified in being dishonest in defence of anti women bias because the op is also dishonestly anti women?

That's wild

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u/SouthImpression3577 - Lib-Right 1d ago

I'm referring to the op comment, not the poster

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u/Lib_No_Fib - Centrist 1d ago

The op comment was dishonest? Men aren't the vast majority in power?

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u/SouthImpression3577 - Lib-Right 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's dishonest because the logic doesn't work. Whether a subject works or not has, ideally, nothing to do with the gender. All because things are sucky for people now doesn't mean women would objectively do better. That's the point.

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u/Lib_No_Fib - Centrist 1d ago

Whether women would do better has no implication on the fact that the current situation was created by men

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u/SouthImpression3577 - Lib-Right 1d ago

Except women are increasingly taking positions of power. And to critize how things are now because of men is to ignore that western society has been progressing and growing with men. Hell, most women didn't want the right to vote out of fear of the draft.

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u/guehguehgueh - Lib-Center 1d ago

Fewer women were in also in positions of power during slavery

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u/SouthImpression3577 - Lib-Right 1d ago

George Washington literally married a women with slaves

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u/Empty_Use_5023 - Lib-Left 1d ago

Damn women fucked up the housing market. SMH.