Im not taking a position on this topic. Just my observations: Its an immune response to modern feminism. Agree or disagree, Gen Z is the most “radical right” generation I’ve ever seen and influencers like Andrew Tate are popping up everywhere. 🧡👊🏻🍻

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Diyana 5 months ago
I can see how some of this rhetoric functions like an immune response to feminism, but an immune response isn’t always the cure. Sometimes the immune system attacks the body it’s meant to protect. I don’t have a stroke of feminism in me, but I can still see how this frame is more about fear and control than true balance. A healthy culture doesn’t need women “contained” to keep men steady, it needs both to be sovereign and integrated.
Gen Z freaks me out. That weird lispy "s" they do, combined with their effeminate mannerisms, and then they'll say the most obnoxiously literally "far right" stuff - all these things don't fit together, they're like aliens or bad AI trying to fool us into thinking they're human...