The cookware revolution

Roberto da Silva Rocha, university professor and political scientist

The cookware revolution

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I gave myself until the year 2050 to take stock of the advances of the feminist revolution.

As similarly to gays, women love speeches, speeches, and form more than effective content, more than concrete acts, it is no use for the husband to keep the electricity and energy bills up to date, the rent of the house, the maintenance of the family car, fill the fridge with food but if he doesn't remember the day of his first kiss, his wedding, his wife's birthday, nothing he does is able to prove his love without those nonsense said on Valentine's Day afterwards to face the marathon to book dinner for two to deliver the flowers bought hastily during working hours so the woman doesn't have a fur attack.

But after the glorious feminist revolution, now women are free from dirty pans, they are freed from cleaning work at home, they can clean at their work, at the school where they cook and wash the pans for the students, in short, feminism did not guarantee that working outside the home would be different, nor did it guarantee the post of management and direction or presidency in companies.

I won't even have to wait for the year 2050 anymore, the olympics haven't changed because men continue to beat world records in all sports and disciplines women are just privileged spectators with their ridiculous female records well below men's performances, men will continue to drive the 240 hp motorcycles in motorcycle racing, motocross, surfing, sports in general, will even remain inferior in chess, and dangerous sports, in MMA and UFC women will continue to be jettisoned so they don't die from beatings in jiu jtsu then there will always be the higher male world and the lower female world.