/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58146023

China, Russia, South Korea and muslim countries will revoke women's rights in the next 5 to 10 years, beacuse men are not finding wives

Men will not accept that, especially in these traditional authoritarian countries that were the last to give women freedom

When that happens I guess you can move to one of these countries anon, west will probably follow suit behind quickly tho. Incels are actively plotting to revoke women's rights here too

>>57934984

The women experiment has failed. Giving civilization for women to rule through birth is having disastrous consequences.

And now that most males can't find partners anymore, I give 10 years before more conservative countries like China and Muslim countries unironically revoke women rights, and the west will soon follow because males will not accept being without a family.

Only one thing can stop this trend: all women agreeing to surrogate for one childless male at least. That way, they keep their freedoms and men get families.

Otherwise I'm pretty sure males will make women property again - it's already happening in China. Female human trafficking already spiked because they can't get wives

>>57836660

Female trafficking is on the rise in China and overall. We have a society where 40% of males are now single and childless. I think we are at a tipping point where men will rebel and take women by force again, because their alternative is to die alone.

Before it gets to this breaking point, I think the follow needs to happen to prevent it:

1) Divorce laws are changed so women get NOTHING from the man, period.
2) Welfare laws change so single men stop paying for the 5+ children of a roastie and a low IQ guy
3) majority of women agree to surrogate to 1 chidless man, so hard working people who contribute to society can have affordable surrogacy and a family

Otherwise I unironically think in 10 years china/muslim countries will go back to treating women as slaves, and the west will soon follow. WOmen need to wake up and start addressing this, if they don't, human trafficking will just get stronger to the point it's a black market so big it becomes a new norm that the government is powerless to stop