Astro-turfing - For the state, more women in the work force means more tax payers; for capitalism it means more workers; for the medical industry it means more money to treat STDs and depression, both of have gone up since the sexual revolution; and of course, private/state run day cares get paid to enable mothers to neglect their children, while they get possibly molested.
'Paradox of female happiness' - The paradox of female happiness is a well-known finding in economics and sociology, showing that women's reported life satisfaction and happiness have declined absolutely since the 1970s, even as objective measures of women's rights, education, and career opportunities have significantly been bolstered. It was first discovered when two feminists, Peter Glick and Susan Fiske conducted a 1996 study measuring data from Europe and the US across time regarding questions on whether a woman is happily married and satisfied with their financial situation; if they have good health; and how happy are they in general with their city, family, and friendships. The study found a positive coloration through time with what the two called the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory (ASI).
History
In 1949, Simone de Beauvoir published The Second Sex, which is considered to be the dawn of second wave feminism. The book coined the term "reproductive slavery" to describe the female role as life-giver. Beauvoir's arguments drew from (((Freud))) and (((Marx))). At the time she wrote the book, she was having an affair with novelist (((Nelson Algern))), who many have asserted was the entire inspiration for the book, as she stated that before she met him, she had never perceived any inequality between men and women. Simone's longtime boyfriend, Jean-Paul Sartre, was having an affair with his adopted daughter, (((Arlette Elkine))).
(((Betty Friedan))), born Betty Naomi Goldstein, published The Feminine Mystique in 1963, where she asserted that virtually all American housewives are unhappy with their lives, backing it up with faked studies. She said that most, if not all, women were wasting their lives on children, while harboring the secret desire to be careering intellectuals. She called this baseless claim: "the problem that has no name". Following the fake research of Alfred Kinsey, she also claimed that most housewives were sexually perverse, having an obsession with sexual gratification due to their inability to be fulfilled by having children. She again used fake studies, which no other researcher was ever able to confirm or reproduce. In promoting the insane fantasy that most housewives were sexual perverts, having constant affairs with anyone they could find, she made the impressionable housewives who read the book feel like they should also be doing this type of thing.
This process of introducing women into the world of sexual perversion was later streamlined by Ms. Magazine, co-founded by (((Gloria Steinem))), with Elizabeth Harris, who is possibly complicit in the cover up of the assassination of JFK. In 1969, Steinem published the essay After Black Power: Women's Liberation, in which she hailed a new dawn of sexual promiscuity and divorce, as a positive social development, she did not simply push the idea that women have a right to choose how they live their lives, but demanded that women who desire a traditional lifestyle be attacked and terrorized, calling them 'Uncle Toms.' She openly declared Communism and cited (((Marx))) as a source of her opinions.
Steinum established a relationship with the CIA in the late 50s when she became the director of an organization called the Independent Research Service, which was funded by the agency and is now widely considered to have been a CIA front. In this capacity, she recruited American college students to represent the US at international youth festivals and events, vetting the candidates beforehand. Steinum often attended them and was expected to debrief the CIA on her return. She knew the organization was a CIA front when she worked there and publicly defended the CIA and her association with it over the following decades.
''We are now living in a world where females literally have no idea what they are and are forced at every stage of life to be something different than what their biology is demanding that they be.'' - 'Aaron Kasparov'
By: Aaron Kasparov, Psyche History Show, Cory Hughes
Raped by: Otto Heckel
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