Agreed. All I hear from feminists is “patriarchy”. Male power. Male privilege. Male influence. Male authority. Which males? Which men have this power and authority and privilege and influence? Is it black men, hispanic men, white men from poor backgrounds, all of whom are disproportionately incarcerated and denied educations that reflect their talents and requirements? Is it homeless men? Homosexual men? Transgender men? Middle-class men struggling to hang on to houses with mortgages that will never be paid? Is it the vast majority of men? I don’t see feminism attempting to answer any of these questions, other than to spout buzzwords like “patriarchy” and "r*pe culture", as if it suddenly proves something. I find it highly ironic that the feminist vitriol of victim-blaming does not extend to men. Patriarchy = the rule of men = problems for men too = it’s your fault, since you’re a man. This is a laughably inadequate explanation. The real problem for both men and women alike is that there is an increasingly powerful upper class in our society that is brutally exploiting and profiting from the labour of the lower class majority. It’s far more comfortable for us to blame something as baseless and unsubstantiated as “patriarchy” when the reality is that the rich, both men and women alike, are the real problem. While it's true that there are crusty old rich men shitting all over the rest of the population, does any sane person really believe rich women are going to be any different, or going to give more of a shit about the struggles of their gender or anyone else who is substantially less privileged than they are for that matter?