I believe social change should be evolutionary not revolutionary.

Observe the disaster of the anti war movement with its roots in school system, in the sixties.

The loss of the Vietnam war is directly a result of interfering in the evolutionary process.

Dan

diver dan,
Yes but, evolution without genetic engineering !

Yes, but we observe the revolutionary process alive and well without genetic engineering encroaching at all.

The revolutionary process is observable in the rise of gay rights movement which is driven ostensively by the process of feminising men and masculinising females, which is the gist of this article.

Women may now, in the modern age, act aggressively without indemnity: And the missing part of indemnity is born by the male with increasingly less recourse to counter aggressive attacks on his normal rights as a human being, and further loss to cultural rights accessing his estranged siblings.

I’ve mentioned on these pages before now, that the Family Law Courts have tipped this access to the absurd, where in contested cases the male will averagely need access to $200k before his prospects even begin to shine.

Now that example represents the Crown Jewels of bullying, female style!

Dan

Surely the "hen pecked husband' is merely another manifestation of the female tendency to bullying.

Perhaps the considerable reduction in the percentage of men prepared to marry is a result of the female tendency to bully those near them, & more males becoming aware of this at earlier ages.

There has been a lot of change over the past 50 years. Women are a very rare species indeed & females are morphing into coarse beings with male-stature.

Obviously you haven’t been to Asia lately Individual.

But of great assistance to the imbalance caused by women’s rights campaigns, is due to the gutless determinant of conservative chivalrous misconception between a soppy sentimentalism and an ego driven sense of over importance of themselves: That personality weakness has been the exploitive gold mine to women's liberation so recognised today.

Dan