/lit/ - Literature

>>7240514

It's important because it keeps alive a certain set of ideas.
I wouldn't call it a non-event because it's an individual case. It's through a sequence of individual cases like these that these things gain traction.

>>6400488

I'd say the European state formation was of vital importance to the existence of feminism.

Norbert Elias already delineated that in terms of manners and other ethical codes. The state has had an enormous impact and influence on our civilization process.

Some sociologists have stressed that the monopolization of violence in western states has led to the situation where even within the family unit the partners meet as full equals, not as one where the man can threaten with his physical superiority.
In 4chan terms: the western state ( and all its emulations beyond our Euro-Atlantic complex ) is a huge white knight and beta provider.

And I'm not even a libertarian who complains about "big gubment", but it is what it is.
Without a strong state, no feminism and no SJW bullshit.