The modern "feminist" movement has become an extension of the state, rather than an authentic attempt to end patriarchy. It's a form of soft totalitarianism where women are expected to conform to the state's vision of feminism, or else be shamed, ostracized, and even silenced.

The modern "feminist" movement has become an extension of the state, rather than an authentic attempt to end patriarchy. It's a form of soft totalitarianism where women are expected to conform to the state's vision of feminism, or else be shamed, ostracized, and even silenced. The state uses feminism as a tool to maintain control over women's lives, bodies, and relationships, while simultaneously suppressing dissenting voices and challenging narratives. This is a form of ideological control, where women are forced to conform to the state's ideology or else face consequences.