irrelevant conspiracies.
let's deal with facts.
1. women still earn less on average than their male counterparts.
2. women have been making gradual in roads on closing the gender income gap as a rule of equitability and societal change (educational attainment, diversity of career paths, etc), something rightly urged on by feminists, but on a far broader scope, by women in general, given they're the ones who stood and still stand to benefit from fair pay, consideration and opportunity in the workforce and beyond after having been largely relegated to the household for generations.
3. in arguing against the above, you're essentially arguing for subordination and implying women shouldn't be working or shouldn't be making as much as men even where their talents satisfy the ideals of meritocracy.
if i sound moist, u sound dripping wet and insecure. take that meninist, whiteboy incel shit back to 4chan.