@Keaganlouiseeee@UKLabour Especially when you’ve come to that realisation at for instance my age I’m only 20 and I know that this is gonna be something my nieces or daughters or grandkids will also have to deal with.
@Keaganlouiseeee@UKLabour Yes there’s plenty we can do but it’s rigged against to where’s we’ve to basically act like monkeys and preform for them while they’re throw us a few peanuts every once in a while. Sometimes it’s discouraging.
@Keaganlouiseeee@UKLabour Not necessarily we’re still haunted by the statements of men that say we’re too emotional for politics and when one of us does say “fuck it” they’re labelled as too extreme. Unfortunately this system is so rigged against us that either way we lose.
@Keaganlouiseeee@UKLabour I mean here in Ireland we had to fight to keep women in the constitution and in the conversation. Why? Because men decided that women didn’t need to be there yet our ancestors set it in stone. This next gen government is hell bent on keeping us down and it’s mostly men doin it.
@Keaganlouiseeee@UKLabour For centuries women have had to go through this type of dismissive process until enough voices band together. It’s sad and it’s sick to think that we as women keep having to fight for the basics in and of life.
@Keaganlouiseeee Peaceful protests without correct planning and media presence does nothing in my opinion. If you want something to change you need to be loud and make it known. Can’t randomly expect things to change with a small number of people holding signs.