An Entitlement Mentality Leads to Socialism

Women feel entitled to their husband’s money while guarding their own as if it were sacred. They will spend his without hesitation but refuse to touch theirs. They remain loyal to their provider only until they find a better one. And there is no better provider in their eyes than the government.

When a woman shifts her dependency from a man to the state, her loyalty shifts with it. The government becomes her new provider, and she feels entitled to its provisions because, in her mind, it has unlimited funds and always delivers the check on time. This is why women embrace socialism. The state offers them security without accountability, benefits without loyalty, and a lifetime safety net paid for by others.

They raise their sons to be obedient momma’s boys, incapable of defying a woman’s will. They raise their daughters to sell themselves to the highest bidder, collecting children along the way as currency for more state benefits. Single mothers become loyal political soldiers for the party that promises the biggest checks, voting socialist every time because it keeps the pipeline open.

Men are no longer competing for the chance to marry and build a family. They are in a constant, exhausting fight to keep their wives committed to the family they already have. Meanwhile, women, trained by the media and culture, are always scanning the horizon for a man with more to offer. Children or not, she will leave and bring those children to the man she decides is a better provider than their own father.

If necessary, she will use the government as her weapon to destroy the father of her children. This is not an accident, it is a system. The state protects its most loyal voters by stripping men of their wealth, their property, and their rights, all while calling it “justice.”

The government thrives on dependency. When the people demand solutions, the state steps in, seizes $1,000 in taxes, throws $100 at the problem, pockets the rest, and leaves the problem unsolved. They repeat this cycle endlessly. Education is failing, the people cry out, the government demands more taxes, the system worsens, and a few years later the people cry out again. Dependency deepens. Power grows. The machine feeds itself.

And women, who have been taught to trade loyalty for benefits, will always serve the hand that feeds them.