Andrew Wilson

Well, I don't understand.

Abortion does have to do with men.

Oh, I don't understand.

No, my argument is it's called force doctrine.

My argument reduces to this.

If you always have to appeal to one sex for your rights, then why are you being imbued with the responsibility of that at all?

Because women have to appeal to men for their rights, and any time men want to take rights away from women, they can't.

Like that.

And there's not a damn thing women can do about it.

And if you want proof of that, let me show you half the world.

Anytime, collectively, men say women have no rights, they don't have any.

And that's that.

And there's not a damn thing that they can do about it.

So the idea that they can erode the patriarchy or remove the patriarchy or in some way get away from the patriarchy to be strong, independent women is nonsense.

They're just always appealing to the benevolence of men.

Always.

And so I don't even understand what the purpose is of the vote for women.

What is it?

We can literally, via force, take it whenever we want anyway.

What is the point here?