What did /r/socialism mean by this?

Dishwashers exist

Maybe if you washed ur dishes you wouldnt be an incel

I do help around the house. Just not dishes

I don't understand the whole "men don't do housework" shit. Both my parents did any kind of housework when it needed to be done; do people really live in families where ONLY the women does housework and ONLY the man goes to a job everyday? I always assumed that was Holla Forumsack 1950s fantasy that never really existed.

Gender roles need to die in order for the revolution to take place.

prove it nog.

t. cointelpro

What's wrong with that? lol

My dad doesn't do much, he sometimes cooks but it's mostly when mum isn't at home and he never washes anything unless he's alone, but yeah both work. I'm 17 btw

*trap joins the thread*
>>>/trash/

What's up with all this feminist trash that's being spammed here?

The rev won't take place it's secularized christianism.

They mean they aren't at the forefront of gender roles critique: they still think in terms of two homogeneous groups separate from each other.

In effect it says "Only when homogeneous group …Only then can they-as-whole join as separate group with the other homogeneous whole."

Only older and comparitively wealthy (upper middle-class and above, to use liberal jargon) are able to realistically consider an arrangement where one partner is the full time "homemaker". For most poorer families this hasn't really been an option for decades and the way you say your family did things is far more common now.

The unfortunate face is that many on the left - with reddit leftists in particular an example - like to accuse everybody else of wanting to "go back to the 1950s" while LARPing like it still IS the 1950s and pretending to fight battles that were already won or lost last century.

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How about women do DIY and fix cars?

are you cute?