/lit/ - Literature

Whats with the massive, unequivocal, burning inferiority complex of all (portrayals) of women over the past ~200 or so years in all literature.
Is this how women have become? Anything written by a woman invariably features a scene where the woman is accusatory toward the male and chastises him for 'entitlement' and some other delict. Especially in contemporary times, all female characters ever seem to be is either aloof or rather blind to anything but their own needs or defensive and on edge.

Is womanhood an intellectual disability? Is that what we are dealing with here?

More related to law.
Imagine a third world lawsuit came up against the U.S. concerning the Afghanistan occupation or one of the numerous war crimes perpetrated by the U.S.
Through what channels would it have to go through?
What would be the result?
Plaintiff suicided? Defense counsel absent from fear? The best U.S. attorneys on the case?