Category: Politics, Power, and Governance

–““In every presidential election since 1980, the proportion of eligible female adults who voted has exceeded the proportion of eligible male adults who voted. In all presidential elections prior to 1980, the voter turnout rate for women was lower than the rate for men.”—

This is correct. Again, we do not have a civilizational problem. We have a failure to suppress female antisocial behavior, particularly that behavior that is expressed in political choice. And we have a failure to provide women a separate house of government given that their intutions are hostile to civilization, especially the responsibility demanded of western civilization in order to obtain its benefits.

In this context we are repeating the problems of the marxist-workers era, and the enlightenment-middle class eras, with the female-era, who are destroying the civilization as readily as they did Rome.

This is in no small part the problem address in my work and our organization’s work on the greatest reforms since the Roman Reforms of Sulla.

It’s actually easy to explain, and easy to fix. No crash of civilization is necessary. It will require purge of the education system and enactment of the legal reforms that suppression antisocial behavior.

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