A Father’s Dilemma
Two parents have two children, a son and daughter. The father holds his son in one hand and his daughter in the other. He sympathizes and worries for his son, not his daughter. Because the father knows what is in store for his son. Pain, suffering, misery, a life in which males are expendable. Objectively, innately, naturally, instinctively, his son is worth nearly nothing to society. This fact is made obvious by the popular analogy. What does a society look like with 1 male and 1000 females, versus 1000 males and 1 female?
The world wants to eat and destroy young boys, not young girls. A young girl is born into luxury, privilege, “Rights”, and “deserves respect” innately, just for being born. The prettier a young girl is, the more (sexual) value she has in life. A woman’s life is defined by her beauty, not what she says, not what she thinks, not what she does.
A father must protect his son’s life, which is innately in jeopardy. The daughter’s life is not.
Females are the “Privileged” half of the human archetype. Who would dare deny the obvious here?