>>86048I'm not trying to say that women should be locked up indoors either. We aren't sandniggers, women can have rights, and I think voting is fine too, but the issue is that society works for women while anything that exists for men is taken over and fucked.
Boys in their childhood need a way to release their energy by being outdoors, playing sports, learning physical skills. Girls don't need this. The school system, by locking children indoors for the best hours of each day to learn SNCA, damages the male population a lot more than the female. Women are also a lot more social than men, so thrive in the social cesspit of schools, universities and office politics, while this oversocialisation and lack of physical work makes men miserable, or makes them start becoming more troon-like.
I think some ways that this could be rectified is by changing school hours and the education system in general. School has no business being from 8am to 4pm. It should be cut down to something like 3 hours a day. This is particularly important for primary school students, who don't learn shit at school anyway and would be better off playing in a park. Those 3 hours should focus on core subjects, so maths, science and some sort of literature class, but this shouldn't be overanalysing books about trannies, but reading classics and discussing them, learning how to write better, and learning some basic philosophy and source analysis to help educate people on critical thought when reading stuff. Schools should offer much more fleshed out co-curricular options in the time freed by cutting down the school day, so that people can do specifically the stuff they are interested in and devote themselves to it, like art, drama, languages, history, etc. Once children reach about 15 years of age I think there should also be an option to start an apprentice, not like a medieval one but a modern version, where after your 3 hours of regular school you would have time to go to a workplace of your interest and learn how it works, like learning how to code, use 3d modelling software, do financial work, etc. School doesn't prepare people for modern life as it is, so this would help give students a realistic view of what to expect. Further educations should also be like this, where maybe each week you alternate from being at the workplace and learning theoretical shit.
Thats my take on it, let me know what you think.