/lit/ - Literature

>>11737436
Women's liberation to me would be a society in which women are fully independent. Economically, politically , socially. This isn't achievable through a society where 50% of the rulers are women, this is achievable through a society without rulers.

But here is the weakness of feminism, feminism in itself could never achieve this. And there are many other demographics that are also subordinated through economic, political and cultural means. This is why the only road to true women's liberation - is communism.

>>10066280
>Implying we don't live in a capitalist society and both liberals and conservatives aren't just the same shit different branding
>Implying real radicals aren't red

>>10038306
I'm no conservative, buddy.

Nice to see lots of Gulag Archipelago readers on /lit/, since it's a work of fiction.