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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I lol when people go on and on complaining about “radical feminists terminating their bloodline.” If you consider me a radical feminist, and I end up not having kids, wouldn’t that therefore be a good thing in your eyes? Since I’m not passing my evil ideology on after all.[/quote]

That's not how ideologies reproduce.  You are reproducing your ideology by advocating for it in this blog.   But you're right that modern feminism is a death cult.  [/quote]
Correct. The idea reproduces by getting a hold of the impressionable minds of children and young people. Like older women going on and on about how heterosexual marriage is slavery** and how having freedom with cats and a passport is much better…like the 36 pages of this thread….

**What a completely batsh*t insane thing for, based on the site demographics, an almost certainly privileged affluent white/asian woman to say?!!?![/quote]

I’m not advocating for cats and a passport for anyone (except someone who wants that) I advocate for extremely high quality donor sperm from highly attractive and accomplished men, and financial independence to raise a family over partnership with a mediocre man who you have to support, clean up after, and in a divorce lose your children 50% of the time to. [/quote]

This is absolutely dystopian.  I’m assuming you consider yourself liberal.  [b]I hope that you embrace the mantle of destroying the family unit, disassembling society to its component parts, and radically remaking the world,[/b] when (what I used to think were) wild eyed conservatives accuse you of it.

I’m starting to understand the existential threat posed by liberalism as much as I understand the threat from nihilist populist authoritarians.[/quote]

I do. [/quote]

That’s phenomenal - I was worried for a second you masqueraded as “normal”.  As long as you self identify as being from the loony left commie fringe, I think we are all set here and can end the discussion.[/quote]

We are a long way from true gender equality.[/quote]

Yes, probably because the vanguard on the feminism side are asking for absolutely batshit crazy things like relegating all “mediocre” men to work camps or something while milking “desirable” men for their sperm to be used by the high earning women to create a new, feminist society.

And the people who are anti-feminist simply espouse the misguided, yet much easier to accept, view that everything is working fine now and the status quo should be maintained and then point out the other side are bunch of whack jobs.

I’ll never stop wondering why we don’t have equality… [/quote]

Please identify the post in which anyone suggested relegating mediocre men to work camps? Not choosing to reproduce with someone is not a crime.[/quote]

I was simply assuming since the desirable men were being put into a sperm farm, the mediocre men would be put to use.  However, mass murdered is an option too, I suppose.

For what it’s worth, my proposal gained immediate support from a PP.[/quote]

My suggestion is that highly desirable men will start being compensated more highly for sperm donation, similar to egg donation.

Mediocre men will simply have to improve their desirability if they really want a family and children or they will remain unpartnered. The era of the volunteer housekeeper/surrogate/wet nurse who is also the breadwinner and housekeeper ends.[/quote]

I assume in this model you believe you’d be in the ruling class of women and not relegated to “mediocre” status, yourself - quite a reach.  Perhaps mediocre women and men can both be put into domestic servitude to support their superiors, since you’ve created no space in your system for necessities to be taken care of.

Your proposal is a fundamentally different one than mine, though.  Mine has the added attraction for loons bc of the elements of centralized control and state run optimization.

Plus, the sperm farm/work camp (optional death camp) framework has already garnered support, though.  And without forced labor in your model, no one is doing the dishes.[/quote]

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