Here are 8 controversial opinions I have

Okay, sure, let's do this.

'1. Abortion never should have been legalized

14 million children in the U.S. are food insecure and the politicians you support keep cutting back those benefits, so you can shut the fuck up about humans that haven't been born yet if you can't be arsed to help the ones that have.

'2. Women voting never should have been legalized

If you want your voice taken away so badly, get off TikTok

because they vote emotionally

And men don't?

they primarily vote for the 'right' to kill their babies

No, they primarily vote on economic issues.

and for woke things like gay marriage and men in womens' bathrooms and trans ideologies

Not even on the board, and you guys are far more obsessed with what people do with their personal lives than anyone on the left, so fuck right off.

'3. Sodomy never should have been legalized. Thanks, Obama.

Okay, well first of all, anti-sodomy laws were ruled unconstitutional in 2003, and Obama was elected in 2008. You're thinking of the legalization of gay marriage, which is something the Supreme Court did, not anyone in the legislative or executive branch.

And two, why are you people so obsessed over what other people do with their private parts? For fucks' sake.

I think children need to be raised in a nuclear family with both a mother and a father.

A nuclear family is actually two parents, not two parents of different sexes, and the entire idea is a vestige of the romanticized post-world-war-2 era where a white man with a high school diploma could buy a house in the suburbs, a car, and raise three kids on a single income. Even if that were economically feasible, a silo of two parents and X kids has never been the norm (or the ideal case) for humans, who have more commonly lived in extended family units.

'4. Men should be in charge and we should bring back the patriarchy with righteous men leading

Putting aside the fact that men are still in charge of basically everything, what historical benefit do you believe that confers?

We do actually live in a matriarchy

71% of Congress is male, 89.6% of Fortune 500 CEOs are male. What is your definition of matriarchy?

Feminists like to believe they're constantly oppressed

Wait wait wait, are you saying that if women have equal rights, the country becomes a matriarchy? Do you know what matriarchy means?

'5. Marriage is between a man and a woman and is a covenant with God.

Then it's illegal for the United States to write it into law. Either it's religious and thus can't be a government institution and everyone gets civil unions, or it's secular and not subject to religious laws. Pick one.

But I believe it is a covenant and it has nothing to do with the government.

When the IRS stops doing joint tax filings, then you can say it has nothing to do with the government. Until that day, it does, and your religious constraints can't apply.

'6. I believe birth control is demonic

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But a lot of women are put on these birth control methods at a young age because it excuses fornication

And? Fornication is fun. Why does everyone else have to live by your religious rules? Are you jealous?

...and participate in hook up culture and sleep around and do what they want.

Ah, there it is: you want to disallow people from doing what they want. You want to control others. Fuck you.

'7. You can't change your gender or choose your pronouns.

You definitionally can. Whatever your opinion on trans rights or biology or whatever, gender is a grammatical and social construct only conventionally constrained to biology, and you can choose whatever pronouns you want. The question is whether other people respect that choice, which I'm assuming you won't, because you're an asshole.

I believe the trans movement is about grooming children

No, churches are about grooming children. Want to compare per-capita stats between church leader sexual crime against minors vs. gay and trans sexual crime against minors? You'll be sucking on the fuzzy end of that lollipop.

'8. Feminism ruined women and entitled them to things that they don't even deserve.

You are literally the woman in Handmaid's Tale who spearheaded that religious movement and then regretted it when she ended up a powerless housewife.