Search Results
7/14/2025, 10:57:00 PM
>>510385878
Let's simplify this even more.
Government and family are contradictory to each other. As government (and business, which is just privatized government) grows, family wanes. The original tribe was a family, not a government. So, the transition was from all family no government to nuclear family and mostly government. If we go further than that, we get to atomized individuals and all government, but this has never led to sustainable birth rates, so society just collapses before that totalitarian endpoint.
This also means that we are not headed in the direction of matriarchy. The original tribes were matriarchal, but this was only a matter of "mother right" (women raised their children, and children were viewed to have come from their mother's house). Patriarchal just means that the children are raised in the house of the father, and are viewed to come from the father primarily (taking a father's name for their surname). The original tribe divided reproductive groups by mother so that genetic diversity was high enough. The men may still lead hunting and war parties.
Feminism confuses power (government, business, wealth) with reproductive rights because it falsely assumes you can have both in favor of women. That has never happened. Casual sex without women living in group harems (how they did it in tribal days) just doesn't work.
Read the book by Lewis H. Morgan.
Let's simplify this even more.
Government and family are contradictory to each other. As government (and business, which is just privatized government) grows, family wanes. The original tribe was a family, not a government. So, the transition was from all family no government to nuclear family and mostly government. If we go further than that, we get to atomized individuals and all government, but this has never led to sustainable birth rates, so society just collapses before that totalitarian endpoint.
This also means that we are not headed in the direction of matriarchy. The original tribes were matriarchal, but this was only a matter of "mother right" (women raised their children, and children were viewed to have come from their mother's house). Patriarchal just means that the children are raised in the house of the father, and are viewed to come from the father primarily (taking a father's name for their surname). The original tribe divided reproductive groups by mother so that genetic diversity was high enough. The men may still lead hunting and war parties.
Feminism confuses power (government, business, wealth) with reproductive rights because it falsely assumes you can have both in favor of women. That has never happened. Casual sex without women living in group harems (how they did it in tribal days) just doesn't work.
Read the book by Lewis H. Morgan.
Page 1