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For example, it doesn't matter what race, place of origin, age, or educational level. Being on the internet, I see that all women write more or less the same way in how they guide conversations or discussions in a passive-aggressive way, asking and answering. It's as if there were only one woman.
This is another point on the internet outside of physical form: women need a way to differentiate themselves from men and claim their identity as women. That is why they feel the need to emphasize others as men in their writing.
One of the thought experiments used would be to put a man in a woman's place or a woman in a man's place. And other people to perceive them as the opposite sex. Or what is the difference in the treatment of men and women? With trans people, we can see this type of experiment in multiple environments.
One of my ideas is that if there were a discussion between two people on the internet, both of whom were women, but one was presented to the other as a man, this woman would always be the first to insult the first person in a discussion for being a man. When a woman has a problem with someone she perceives as a man, she will always try to find a way to attack him as a man.
Although at this point it is interesting to return to biology as the basis for psychological and social changes.
In /pol/, a German man spoke about how Judaism is an invention of women to control their men. With this, Jewish men are feminized or castrated, exhibiting many of the manipulative and deceitful behaviors of women. Furthermore, feminism itself, which is almost entirely created and led by Jewish women, is a projection and analysis of women's own methods of manipulation and deceit. The patriarchy that feminists talk about is the very order that women impose on men.
