>Freedom ended (in the US) in 1920 with the 19th amendment
i was speaking more generally.
if you were to say when exactly freedom ended.. well.. it never actually started in the first place
the society is inherently not free and no individual is free in a society
but the level of freedom to act in certain ways can be different
the state allows people to do this or the other
i was speaking in general.
after 1950s the state really limited people in general in what the people can do
i mean if you look before 1900s, you didn't even need a passport to travel in most cases
the land could be baught as easily as a cone of icecream today, without any bunch of "legal" bullshit
the state allowed for a lot. and there was a reason for this
that was a time when the state needed the motivated men to build the cities, the roadways, the railways, ports and mines, etc etc
when there was a need for the state to build it's prodcutive infrastructure, then the state allowed more freedoms to men. it allowed for more awards, for more success, for higher quality of service, etc etc
but when the state was done building it's FACTORY system, then there was no need in "free" men
there is a need now for a cheap ass worker, dependent on the state
so thats what we have now... and before 1950s we didn't have that to such an extent
women's voting rights have nothing to do with it.
voting never solved anything. it was always an act to make people feel as if they matter.
it's not like when women didn't vote.. men had some say in what is going on
it was always a few behing the curtains who actually decided on what is gonna happen
the social issues propaganda is a scham
they only put on an act as if they care fore anything, only to mask the actual goals of the system
but the goals are quite obvious. it's the concentration camp.
the whole deal with this is that women react to this biologically and give less births to male children