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They used an appeal to envy, which is a strong social motivator that is a common cause of social upheaval on all levels due to the resentment it generates and is especially powerful in women. They were very clever about it, because they managed to make it a general envy of gender roles, which they conflated with financial success and they made it into a deliberate male policy of oppression, not just a social structure that made life better. They used women's experience of having to ask their husband for money to generate more resentment and said they were being controlled. They primed women to be resentful of men generally and with special reason to be resentful of their husbands, which was reinforced every Thursday arvo when he explained that she'd have to try to make do with less housekeeping because the car needed repair. So when they had a row, she didn't need much excuse to shoot through.
And so it went, for nearly 50 years, with the legislative changes to Family Law introduced by Gough Whitlam (inspired by his feminist wife, Margaret) and Bob Hawke (who wanted to get feminists on-side) facilitating it.
Islamicists can get influence only within small parts of their own community. Even the majority of Muslims are just too comfortable to bother and the cops are not going to be as lenient on them as they were on placard waving feminist agitators.