As far as I understood it patriarchy was actually a result of class society, and prior to its emergence societies were typically egalitarian, as evidenced by many of the societies that were encountered by European colonists. A Marxist anthropologist and feminist named Eleanor Leacock wrote about this in the 80s, in a book called Myths of Male Dominance, here is a short article about her work. Also I don't really understand how you would be able to abolish patriarchy if it really was inherent to humans, wouldn't always stick around in some sense?
I think they're saying that women of all classes in society experience sexism, not just poorer ones, not that patriarchy existed prior to the existence of class. They've written it in a confusing manner though
Is this really a counter to the point of the post though? 42% of the votes <50k still means a lot of poorer voters going red, you'd imagine most of those are in the rural states .
Isn't the governor of PA a democrat though? I'm not from the US so I'm not really aware of how this kind of thing works, but wouldn't he or his party have the say?
Obama literally mocked the people of Flint when he was there in 2016 over the water, and libs are surprised people don't want to vote for his VP??
Watching the video is so upsetting though, all these poor people who have the most powerful man in the country in the room with them asking him for help and he just throws it in their faces, and they just watch on
https://twitter.com/IuvVsTheWorld/status/1323807990688997376
Fuckin love 90s Keanu joints for this, Point Break, Speed and The Matrix are all so fucking good. Despite being incredibly cheesy they're also fucking amazing in their own ways
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He's saying that liberals can't separate managerial and organisational work that most owners do and the passive income they earn just from ownership