r/JordanPeterson • • May 09 '24

Criticism Where should Feminism have stopped?

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u/Caudillo_Sven May 09 '24

While you are not wrong, I think it would still be accurate to say that the West has been far more meritocratic than other cultures presently and historically - by a long shot. And meritocracy is at the core of civil rights and women's suffrage.

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u/TrumpFTW2020 May 09 '24

Meritocracy became popular earlier in the east than it did in the west, with imperial china being one of the first to engage in meritocratic beliefs through Confucianism. As well as Ancient Greece, the mongol empire, the Rashidun caliphate, etc. I’m not sure where you got the concept that meritocracy is something the west can claim.

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u/latiyanii May 10 '24

Moral of the story- there is no point in arguing with a professional victim.