The structure we live in today forces people to compete for a manufactured limited pool of resources. They as in the 1% that own most of the hard assets in this world, and profit from war, poverty and chaos. I love the men in my life and have seen the awful price they pay to make a living, never seeing their kids or spouse because they work all day away from their families, alienated from society because of this demonization over gender roles . Roles that are based on the strengths of each gender and biological needs, women have babies, they need someone to support and protect them during this vulnerable resource heavy time, men need to continue their genetic lineage.
This gender issue is manufactured bullshit and is used as a weapon of mass distraction
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04b183c
I refuse to compete in this manufactured chaos that profits from the suffering it causes.
I admire your sentiment but I do have to note that in order to survive you have to compete. That's fine - and competition was there all along, not just now.
Yes, most gender issues in the first world are contrived. Not so in places like Pakistan. However, western feminists can hardly bother to even mention that.
The dysfunction you see in third world countries is caused from endless wars, manufactured famine likened to Stalin and Mao's centerlized food grids to control the masses...it is also manufactured to fracture and destroy the family and social units
https://www.hawaii.edu/powerkills/DBG.CHAP1.HTM
I don't mind competing, but the compitition is manufactured to profit only a few
What I think you are trying to say is that the competitive framework is warped and framed by the elites. Sure it is - which is why liberalism - i.e., the primacy of individual liberties - must be instituted as a way to make competition maximally fair. That's my opinion.
It does not matter what label you put on control mechanisms, the agenda continues whether the so called conservatives or liberals are in power.
I mean people who subscribe to real liberalism (libertarians, if you will). People like Ron Paul or Jacob Hornberger or Mike Cernovich.