Anonymous
6/23/2025, 11:08:32 PM No.40152303
Just remove men. Simply because they are abusive, dangerous, rapey, responsible for the majority of crimes commited, especially the most violent ones. It's simply not worth it to let men be a part of modern society - we, normal people, don't need their "physical strength" anymore, we have had machines for that for like 250 years now, maybe some jobs require that but at this point trading it off for a truly peaceful society it totally worth it.
There could be a lot of ways you could execute removing men. The most realistic one would be sex-selective IVF or aborting male fetuses. For reproduction, the most morally valid way to execute it would be to keep some male babies in order to extract their gametes right when they hit puberty at 12 or so and then immediately start forcibly transitioning them. However, I would like it so that transed males remain like 0.1% of the population, otherwise masculinity and male identity would be likely to redevelop and we definitely don't want that.
The other option would be to commit to female-female reproduction , which might be possible in the future, as already proven on mice as early as 2003, if this technology came to be we could gradually see more and more female babies getting born, bc 2 women wouldnt have Y chromosomes to give to their offspring. That could actually be a way to gradually make society more and more woman-dominated, without any radical revolution. At some point, when we will have like 10% of people being men, they could become a minority and therefore a scapegoated group that is to be eradicated.
There could be a lot of ways you could execute removing men. The most realistic one would be sex-selective IVF or aborting male fetuses. For reproduction, the most morally valid way to execute it would be to keep some male babies in order to extract their gametes right when they hit puberty at 12 or so and then immediately start forcibly transitioning them. However, I would like it so that transed males remain like 0.1% of the population, otherwise masculinity and male identity would be likely to redevelop and we definitely don't want that.
The other option would be to commit to female-female reproduction , which might be possible in the future, as already proven on mice as early as 2003, if this technology came to be we could gradually see more and more female babies getting born, bc 2 women wouldnt have Y chromosomes to give to their offspring. That could actually be a way to gradually make society more and more woman-dominated, without any radical revolution. At some point, when we will have like 10% of people being men, they could become a minority and therefore a scapegoated group that is to be eradicated.
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