>>2598079There isn’t a false narrative of women being useless. Women have always worked, only for a short period of time were middle class women homemakers, most of the time in servile roles like textile workers, shop girls, child-minders, domestic staff, farmers. A career has power and influence. Judges, politicians, professors, lawyers, roles where women can hire and fire, have authority over men that aren’t children, are making a lot of money and are prominent figures in their field. No one is arguing that men never had to do grunt jobs or lower class work, but unless a woman had a rich and powerful father or patronage they were shut out from positions only upperclass men could occupy for all of human history and except for a short 50 year run from 1970 until now, which is now being rolled back because men feel deprived of their entitlements. Like if your grandma was the director of the lab, not an assistant. Have you ever seen mad men? What was historic in that show was a secretary typist being promoted to a creative who had men working under her, a secretary of her own, could hire and fire, and whose opinions and say on a campaign had equal weight. The USA is to this day the only western country that has never elected a female leader. We had a competent candidate who lost to a carnival barker, poor men, the indignity they have to endure. You have the historical understanding of a scrote and the same reddit talking points so your womanhood is being questioned.