Hi,
I’d like to know your opinion about one new theory about how men are controlling women.
I heard about new research of psychologists who discovered how men subdue (control, manipulate) women. These psychologists say that every person controlled by the images. However, men have usurped all areas of production of images, such as politics (image making), religion, painting, film, literature, music, and so on. There are some women in these areas too, but they do not know the secret of how to made artificial images as men. Men keep it a secret. That is why men but not women have power in this society. Men occupy all the key managerial positions in all spheres. They have greater financial opportunities than women do. In addition, men control women, totally. Men knows the secret how to create images and create them to subdue women. Men are rudely using women in many spheres of life. Women for men are a resource of cheap labor and a tool for the reproduction of the human race, nothing more. Men turning them into dumb sows, in prostitutes, in a “food processor” in his kitchen. By these images, women are programmed to be a slave of men.
Men do it unnoticed for women. Moreover, women inspired the idea that they control men.
Men are very cruel to women. They realize that artificial images are very harmful to women, that is why women grow old earlier than men, get sick and feel unhappy, however anyway men are continuing the process of creating of new and new artificial images for women to have a power over them.
What do you think about this? Thank you.
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BeforeEve · 17/02/2014 07:54
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