You can't make someone employ you.
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Stop thinking solution space. Think rather on situation of person 5 years involuntarily in either scenario, what that does to that person, and what that does to potential for exit from that scenario.
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Sure, but if I thought about that, and considered them to be equally problematic (or even if I didn't), isn't the next step to think about the solution space?
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I mean, I could be a kleptomaniac and feel really frustrated and lacking in opportunities for self expression because it's illegal to steal, and we can consider my frustration without considering the solution space...
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Kelptomania is a little more rare
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Heh. But the point is that a problem which inherently can only be solved by oppressing someone else is not really a legitimate problem in the sense of "hey maybe we should try to solve this".
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Not all problems have solutions
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But there *is* a solution, explicitly stated by incels: to restructure society so women don't have social/economic/sexual opportunities outside of marriage to men. That presence of a stated, illegitimate solution is the defining feature here, not the lack of one.
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If an army of the involuntarily unemployed threatened socialist revolution, it would be a mistake to pretend there was no problem just because their solution is evil.
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