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Vilar portrays men as hapless dupes who have been brainwashed from an early age to 'pedastalize' and worship women, while she portrays [[femoids|women]] as empty, prosaic, venal and stupid creatures, often using the kind polemical misogynistic language that these days one would typically only find on some particularly 'edgy' [[Manosphere]] forums (e.g "It is quite incredible that men, whose desire for knowledge knows no bounds in every other field, are really totally blind to these facts, that they are incapable of seeing women as they really are: with nothing else to offer but a vagina, two breasts and some punch cards programmed with idle, stereotyped chatter; that they are nothing more than conglomerations of matter, lumps of stuffed human skin pretending to be thinking human beings".) | Vilar portrays men as hapless dupes who have been brainwashed from an early age to 'pedastalize' and worship women, while she portrays [[femoids|women]] as empty, prosaic, venal and stupid creatures, often using the kind polemical misogynistic language that these days one would typically only find on some particularly 'edgy' [[Manosphere]] forums (e.g "It is quite incredible that men, whose desire for knowledge knows no bounds in every other field, are really totally blind to these facts, that they are incapable of seeing women as they really are: with nothing else to offer but a vagina, two breasts and some punch cards programmed with idle, stereotyped chatter; that they are nothing more than conglomerations of matter, lumps of stuffed human skin pretending to be thinking human beings".) | ||
Vilar then outlines the methods that women use to manipulate men, comparing the methods used by women to 'break men in', to the methods Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov used to condition his dogs. Namely that women utilize men's fragile self-esteem and dependence on women's approval to manipulate them to behave in the manner they want through positive reinforcement (praise,sex) or appealing to his ego and desire to be seen as more capable and intelligent then women, by engaging in strategic self-abasement. | Vilar then outlines the methods that women use to manipulate men, comparing the methods used by women to 'break men in', to the methods Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov used to condition his dogs. Namely that women utilize men's fragile self-esteem and dependence on women's approval to manipulate them to behave in the manner they want through positive reinforcement (praise ,sex) or appealing to his ego and desire to be seen as more capable and intelligent then women, by engaging in strategic self-abasement. | ||
She depicts religion as yet another tool women use to manipulate men, portraying religion as basically proxy worship of women by men, and claims that women's interest in religious worship is solely pragmatic in nature, that will be cast off when she no longer needs it to enforce male subservience. | She depicts religion as yet another tool women use to manipulate men, portraying religion as basically proxy worship of women by men, and claims that women's interest in religious worship is solely pragmatic in nature, that will be cast off when she no longer needs it to enforce male subservience. | ||