ARE MEN MORE OPPRESSED THAN WOMEN? 🧔🏽‍♂️🫤 @whatever #shorts

Discussion on whether men are more oppressed than women nowadays.

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[jackoshea]

These chicks look so fed up but he's spittin 😂

[snorkus]

Give women anything, and they think they have nothing.

[will]

Voting yet another privilege women recieved without an responsibility attached to it

[B-Smalls]

What’s funny is them being able to vote only helped make things worse n them miserable

[billstapleton]

For most of history only landowners could vote.

[muradb]

I believe at first only men who owned land could vote. Not all men. If I remember correctly 😅

[michaelbatty]

The day a woman was allow in the political arena, America started its demise

[vermork]

Politics used to be rough, dangerous and deadly, so it was only accessible to men.
But overtime men fixed things up and politics became civilized and then women came after the shit was fixed and asked why they weren’t part of it already.
And that goes for almost all jobs and function in society now a day.

[BiggyJMac]

In one ear and out the other for those females. They didn't hear a word he said

[steven-yvdw]

Women should not be allowed to vote on issues that could lead us into war when they themselves will not be the ones fighting 😢

[DestructoDisk]

Giving voting rights to all men was nearly as stupid as giving women the vote.

[htwrs]

for anyone interested the length of time between all men getting the right to vote and then women getting the right to vote is 7 years

[RobotsandMonsters]

In Canada property owning white women could vote in 1918. It wasn't until 1920 that non property owning working class men AND women could vote. Yeah.. let's talk about the "patriarchy" 🙄

[ninobrown]

Voting is a new concept that America started. That's why we call it the great experiment.

[droninginthescenery]

Their not going to apply any of the facts he's spitting anyways... Well done Sir

[natesmith]

All people should be given the option to serve. Giving up that right would also be giving up the right to vote

[derekross]

Mind you, royalty and monarchy and such, there really wasn't much of an electoral system there.

[AmericanRambler]

Also, remember the voting age was 21 and the conscription age was 18 for men. i.e Vietnam war, Korean war, WW1 and WW2.

[dannysmith]

I still believe if you don’t have to register for selective service you shouldn’t be allowed to vote, if you really think men and women are so equal why do I have to go fight wars but you don’t?

[PeterWilliams-pq]

Not sure about this. I don't see the connection between getting the vote and conscription. You could argue its due to industrialisation, or the mass education.
It generally in history was ownership of land, when did the vote get divorced from land ownership?