Radical feminism forces women on dating sites

A survey conducted by Stream among Russian women showed that approximately 89% of women are forced to fill out questionnaires on dating sites under the influence of imposed stereotypes. In particular, they are forced to fill out questionnaires in a "bitchy" tone, although they do not really want to. 86% of women do not like this type of questionnaire filling. In their opinion, they are forced to do this because of those women who have already filled out the questionnaire in this way, and who, in their opinion, attract men. Although the study does not directly name the reason for this phenomenon, most people know that it is cultural Marxism and its part - radical feminism. Its action was described earlier: In Russia, about 89% of users reported bots on dating sites in 2020 that prevent them from finding a partner. In the USA, the figures are similar - about 86%. Bots are needed by 1 site owners 2 Trotskyist feminists. In addition, there are scammers, prostitutes and trolls. But according to 2017 data, about 54% of all bots on Russian websites are Trotskyist bots. For site owners, bots are an opportunity to attract new clients. For Trotskyist feminists, it is an increase in the price of a woman, that is, a maximum increase in the price of sex. If a woman is liked by bots from morning to evening, then she believes that she is in great demand. Now bots not only like, but also support a dialogue, like ChatGPT. On the contrary, for men, there are bots that are designed to lower a man's self-esteem from the very beginning. For example, a woman's profile will say "men with an income below 600,000 rubles should not write." It is clear that this filters out 98% of men. That is, this is a crime of national scale. In turn, men will get angry and stop making contact with the woman. In 2019, about 76% of women in Russia reported that they had problems even in simple everyday communication with men, and 81% could not meet someone. On women's forums, Trotskyist feminists, pretending to be ordinary women, constantly raise topics of the following content: men are not needed, poor men are not needed, it is better to live without men. At the same time, all topics about bots are omitted. This propaganda is aimed at breaking ties. Other propaganda includes fake stories and statistics about the increased number of rapes by white men, and migrants are omitted. Dating sites are thus part of the Trotskyist-feminist propaganda system along with women's forums and the media. The Spoonr website, which closed in 2017, had bots that accounted for 74% of its audience. The site is owned by Hiplex LLC, which donated to the National Women's Rights Coalition (NWLC).