The answer wasn't suffrage for all, the answer was to take away the right to vote on the bodies and property of others from white rich men historically.
If I was a woman I would be proud that women weren't as heavily involved in politics/statism as men historically. I am embarrassed that men have been the ultimate statists in this world. It's not a win that men have been at the top of the political system, it's a huge loss! If anything I want no one in the political system, a system that can only infringe on the bodies and property of others to accomplish, well, anything.
If the roles were flipped and a man took the VP spot for the first time, I'd be so sad. I don't want to praise people going into a political system and infringing on the bodies and property of others. If anything this would bring me shame as a man, to know that we were so pure and then to become so sullied by the political system.
People who view this as a win have statism all backwards. We want to get people OUT of politics, not encourage people to be control freaks. What I do consider huge wins are all the humans (both men and women) that today are proud to NOT be a part of statism and if anything to form all gender alliances against statist infringements.
Taking pride in achieving something in statism just means people don't have their priorities straight.
I'm proud of women who have broken private market ceilings and women who have overcome huge obstacles in the market, but I don't celebrate statist progress. If anything this is a huge loss for women IMO. I wish all men and women would stop being control freaks (going into politics)
