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We have many problems, and patriarchy is certainly not one of them

Marco Mandrino

I watch with detachment as some intellectuals and people of good sense try to reason with the herd of zombies whose only aim is to bite and tear apart. Zombies cannot understand, they are incapable of reasoning, they have nothing human left, they are already dead.

In trying to reason with a zombie, as happens in the television studios of the Empire of the Void, one risks becoming ridiculous. The saddest are those who, after stating a concept of mere common sense and feeling attacked by the herd of bloodthirsty living dead, end up apologising. This is not the time to apologise, nor the time to argue with them. I repeat: they are dead.

So that this does not seem like an argument plucked from thin air, I am referring to the uproar raised against anyone who tries to point out the simple reality that patriarchal society has not existed for some time, and I doubt that this is a good thing. Those who commit gender crimes today are the children of a feminised society with no values left, but marked by an exasperated individualism and by the commodification of the human being, reduced to a sad narcissist. Such violence does not come from the strong, but from the weak, emptied of identity and humanity.

m.m.