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>economic damage they cause is massive
This is untrue, whores in particular generates a lot of wealth and they use their wealth for art and culture. Here is why, back then when men were mining for gold or coal, they will move to remote areas, and soon after they set up shop, women move in and build brothels and taverns, bars, for the working class man to have a drink and a fuck. Then the money they made draws in more facilities, the mail, the tailor, bakery, clinic and on and on, till a small town is established, and those town are usually built by men funded by the whores or business savvy people who saw the need to have those necessities.

Women of today however, the cost through pink tax is unironically on women themselves, while there is no umbrella term to talk about the cost of creating first world women, I will invent one, and here is my current term for it, Women Deficit, this deficit is a global phenomenon, rising first world women or developing nations to first world women, have this deficit and the corporations and governments consider this cost as part of their strategy, it is the cost of doing business. The women vote have been used to control government and men since their inception. Since world war 2, when the surviving men decided to fix the war mongering government, instead they were hit by the women's vote and that pandora box(jar) is opened now. Evil is let loose and we are now all experiencing the sins of the father. The overhead to brainwash girls from birth to grave with feminism, which is paid by the corporations who uses pink tax on the same women. This cost is not a joke, nor should it be used as a snark remark to put down women. This cost is strategic to those in power. The cost of changing this corrupted system, will be the death of multiple good men, and is unacceptable, because those good men are the seeds of the patriarchy, most good men have zoned out, because they know they can't fix the corrupt. The cycle continues.

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