Feminist patriarchy theory is correct to a certain extent. Here is why...
Men have always been the sex with more responsibility for the survival and reproduction of our species. We are responsible for PROVISION of food and PROTECTION against predator animals , the harsh elements & unfortunately from other evil men
The reason men have the most burden is because we are physically stronger, faster and overall more capable than women. This is somehow not politically correct to say these days, but these are basic facts of biology. Nature doesn't care about equality only survival.
If women and children die cause there is no food / were killed and eaten by predators. Who is at fault? It is most likely the failings of the men in that tribe/village that were not strong enough to provide / protect. So with great power, comes great responsibility.
With responsibility comes AUTHORITY!! In order to be able to keep women and children SAFE we need to be able to have a certain level of authority over them. Think about this, If there is a lion attacking my village, I have to be able to tell my wife to stay inside while I fight
If my wife does not listen to me and goes outside she and my kids may end up dead and who will be blamed for this? Correct. Another example, the RSA government has had to use its AUTHORITY by limiting our freedoms as citizens in order to keep us safe from the virus.
In other words responsibility comes hand in hand with authority. With no authority there can be no responsibility. In our history women have had their freedoms limited to an extent in order to allow men to be able to protect and provide for them.
Unfortunately Feminists have completed bastardized this knowledge and have made it seem like men are oppressive by nature and are therefore toxic. If only they knew how many men died in our evolutionary history for them to be able to live comfortably in their homes right now.
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