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liberals online just clocked out of telling women to be more happy and romantic and expansive about womanhood and clocked in to defend female reproductive slavery via the surrogacy industry. thousands of liberal women believe you can purchase a female human and treat the contents of her womb as a commodity with the exchange of money and contracts. the greatest hits from the modern patriarchy under industrial capitalism just keep on hitting.

liberal women and the men they enable are beating their chests, baying for blood, professing their desire to criminalize and imprison a mother who disobeyed the heterosexual traffickers who wanted to purchase her womb. male supremacy has never just been an exclusive enterprise of the right. the newer, modern patriarchy of industrialized nations takes on a liberal character. liberals believe women and girls should be enslaved if “the market” determines ownership. they want to switch out the conservative ownership of fathers and husbands with the liberal ownership of contracts and market forces.

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