I couldn't agree more with all of this. I am a woman in my early 30s, feeling increasingly suffocated by the uncritical, cultish views of millennial wokesters at work. I only became aware of how bad things were thanks to JKR and her tweets in June, at which point I ended up on FWR.
I have learnt so much from all of you here, and I remember even during my first few visits, before I recognised any names, it so often turned out that the posts I copied and saved due to their insight and clarity were written by @Datun. Sometimes now (when I don't have time to linger but want to get to the crux of an issue) I will do a quick scroll of the page for contributions by Datun, as they are so to-the-point, and always spot on.
Thank you so much to everyone else on here too for all you have done, and are still doing, to protect our rights, often at great personal cost. I feel like I'm losing my sanity trying to keep myself from screaming out loud (virtually) about the incoherence, inconsistency, and misogyny of the propaganda my colleagues keep sharing. I need to be a bit careful, but I don't know how much longer I can hold out. In the meantime I've taken to very carefully questioning some of the company policies and "opinions" that seem problematic, though the responses I've had so far suggest to me that those in charge of them really don't have a clue. I hope that at some point soon I will feel able to speak out properly, but until then I will do my best to at least make others aware of the seriousness of the situation, and donate wherever I can.
I wish I knew women like you in real life! (Maybe I do, but they're also afraid to speak out in public?) You really have opened my eyes, and I have so much admiration for you all.