I predict that 'left vs right' is going to be overtaken by 'men vs women' in the future. What do you think?
The political discourse is already becoming dominated by sex based issues and I'm not just talking about the gender culture war. Trump and Harris are expected to battle it out over abortion. Which is basically a debate about whether women should be allowed to have equal rights or must have their life choices dictated to them by others (men).
Men are feeling marginalised and extreme misogynistic behaviour is on the rise as a result. The report released this week about male violence against women and girls was shocking and part of an ongoing trend.
Misandry is also on the rise and many women are now opting to live alone (see thread on Single with a capital S).
I listened to Jordan Peterson's interview with Elon Musk yesterday. Peterson is incredibly fond of the sound of his own voice and Musk barely got a word in, but both clearly feel society needs to be steered by men like them, to make it the way they think it should be. They are concerned about the future and the declining birth rates in Western countries. But neither seemed to grasp that the reason is that men and women are diverging.
The majority of relationships fail and I believe that in the majority of cases the failure is down to men. Women have to give far more than they ever get in return from men - still shouldering the bulk of the domestic load and childcare while men act selfishly, take their families for granted and make a lot of poor life decisions based on their sexual urges.
So it's no surprise that as women become more educated, they choose to pursue more fulfilling lives focussed on careers, friendships and living alone.
But of course the future of humanity relies not just on men and women coexisting, but actually loving each other enough to procreate and raise well rounded children.
How is that going to happen if the social and political discourse is focused on a war between the sexes and men and women come to hate each other more and more?