Even if you look at it only from the perspective of one aspect of the rights of the individual.

I say it that way because it helps to illustrate the common ground that men and women should have on this issue. And you can understand that if you realize that this is the case because, should this country fall to some form of Authoritarian Capitalism (which is about the only way it might survive at all--if you could call that surviving), and the trend of the commoditization of everything continue as it has been now that money seems to be the only true supremacy now; in those conditions will you see the all to probable instance where woman will be reduced, once again, to the status of chatle, and even worse, to the type of chatle reserved for the sex meat needed for commercialized sex (and for which too much slavery still exists). And even worse still will be the second class nature of that kind of property once electrified experience retrieval makes fantasy women all the more appealing; for both their fantasy output capability, and their considerably less support costs (once the lead time costs are paid for).

This could happen. A lot of crazy people on the right would like to see it happen in my opinion in fact. And if we don't take Capitalism off the table as an option at all, and very soon indeed, even if we could save the planet, what kind of second class slavery would we be saving it for people to live in in the first place, should this toxic monster not be removed?

Revolutionary must be not only new ways to turn to conceive of, and conduct work, and the process of providing for the common good, but also of how we view the socialization process of both men and women. And that revolution must recognize that men haven't hardly ever been properly socialized to handle their status as being a woman, and something else. And I say that because I do believe that woman is the base class of the species, with there being a vagina variant, and a penis variant. And the sooner we realize that the better.

Bringing down the patriarchy

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THE FUTURE IS FEMALE

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The prominence of women candidates in this year's races has catapulted a host of fresh faces onto the national stage. Here's a look at nine breakout stars from the midterms so far.

[Post Note: This I present as just one presentation of the issues surrounding why men are not being socialized properly at present, not for some time now in fact, and with little hopeful prospect for the future, if we don't start taking the matter a great deal more seriously; especially as it relates to the part that a toxicaly out of date economic operating system is involved, at least in my opinion. J.V.]