The future of women's rights across the world.

Currently one of the primary reasons everyone was okay with pushing all the women's rights stuff no matter how stupid it got at times was that the more feminist societies were at all times successfully more developed as well.

However, we are now beginning to see the deviation between the most successful nations and the most feminist nations of the world, especially on the tail end where the lower income nation states are currently able to keep improving without giving women and western civilization equivalent human rights.

For example, places like Saudi Arabia, Iran, and Afghanistan are all seeing good GDP growth in current year.

We can see places like China and South Korea with their disdain of feminism also have strong growth in spite of the lack of pro women policies and cultures.

It is currently only in the western world that we are seeing an almost 1:1 match for rise in income and high levels of feminism.

There too Europe as one of the more feminist parts of the world is going through periods of continual stagnation and it is only in North America where there is a strong presence of feminism while the GDP also keeps climbing.

Today, the strongest GDP growth in the world can be found in countries such as China and India, both of which are clearly not the bastions of women's rights in a vein similar to the western world.

As for highest GDP, the US remains number one, and in the case of the US, radical feminism has failed to successfully take root in the current generation, as multiple interest groups such as the gays, transwomen, and sane people hold American radical feminism back.

America is proof that the world is okay with whores as long as they don't try to marry men or have kids going to the same school.

The US judicial system has also proven to be robust enough as to not put up with women lying their way into getting someone jailed for a false accusation. The primary issue remains that of costs of going through the legal process, rather than biases in the law itself against men.

We can expect this to be the standard of feminism in the current century, where you can only lose to feminism if you are poor or are is a people facing industry where public shaming can cost you your job and well being.

It is also very likely that as LGBTQ+ and various minority interests spread around, that women's rights becomes an ever smaller part of a conglomeration of multiple human rights interests, resulting in stagnation or even steps back in women's social privileges.

One of the signs of this is the disdain held for women not being sent to war in Ukraine even though the country is fighting for its right to exist, and is willing to sacrifice all men to hold off Russia.

As men continue to get weaker through this century and do not think of women as special creatures, it is likely that there will be a strong push for women to also participate at the front line in wars of survival.

In conclusion, if there is another war in Europe like the one Ukraine is going through, it is pretty much guaranteed that women will be forced into front line roles just like the men.

The regression of feminism ideals is imminent in the second half of this century. A scenario we can already see the signs of with how J.K Rowling is reviled in liberal spaces for having the same views about women's rights as everybody did 2 decades ago instead of forever moving left with the times.

As the BMI of the average woman goes up, the halo effect around women also weakens, over time resulting in men not caring about women's issues.

In conclusion, women's rights are going to see a reversal in the decades ahead.

We can expect women's rights to fall back to levels that can be found in Eastern Europe by the end of the century.