Do we really live in a misogynist society in the US?

[Dbrog]

You can barely go a day without hearing someone at the grocery store or at work, etc, talk about how our society runs based on rules/power men have put in place. These same people will talk often minimize if women-ran business or industries are brought up or other dynamics which wouldn't benefit men (ex: men having laws against them in terms of reproduction or court sentence lengths). I had a person tell me today who has a history of abusing his significant other that "this society is messed up because it allows me to do things like this" and then having his partner agree with him instead of pressing charges. Point being, what do yall think?

1) do we live in a society completely shaped by and in favor or men

and

2) if this is the case, should we not prosecute perpetrators because "it's not their fault?"

[Doomsday Dallas]

1) do we live in a society completely shaped by and in favor of men

That may have been slightly the case 30 or 40 years ago... but not today.

women are not oppressed in the USA today... no way & no how... and nobody can convince me otherwise.

[Lakers Legend#32]

Another example of honkey males trying to hold onto their white minority rule.

[Doomsday Dallas]

Another example of honkey males trying to hold onto their white minority rule.


Has the white man oppressed you #32?



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG537j88Q2w

[Bill Gates]

Almost all of the billionaires in the US were male until that stupid whore Melinda divorced me :rant

[Axe]

That may have been slightly the case 30 or 40 years ago... but not today.

women are not oppressed in the USA today... no way & no how... and nobody can convince me otherwise.
The lgbtq fam are so happy to hear that, especially those homos who want to be Eves.

[iamgine]

You can barely go a day without hearing someone at the grocery store or at work, etc, talk about how our society runs based on rules/power men have put in place. These same people will talk often minimize if women-ran business or industries are brought up or other dynamics which wouldn't benefit men (ex: men having laws against them in terms of reproduction or court sentence lengths). I had a person tell me today who has a history of abusing his significant other that "this society is messed up because it allows me to do things like this" and then having his partner agree with him instead of pressing charges. Point being, what do yall think?

1) do we live in a society completely shaped by and in favor or men

and

2) if this is the case, should we not prosecute perpetrators because "it's not their fault?"

If we want to talk about this, we can't talk in broad generalities like that.

What are the specifics that shape this view?