Yes women are treated plenty unequally in Pakistan and much more needs to be done but as a believer in resolving social issues through class politics, I hold the view that if we resolve the issues if capitalism and move on to a better system and educate people to view the world through class lens instead, then these other issues will slowly resolve over time through our efforts but if we don't get rid of the root causes, which I believe are economic related, then these inequalities will never end. Sorry but I don't believe having more women oligarchs and presidents and dictators and prime ministers is gonna solve the problems of the world. Like that evil basitch in Bolivia for example or Kim Jon Un's suspected successor. Both are women but that doesn't help women in any which way. Similarly having Hillary Clinton be president wouldn't have helped women in the US and having Benazir Bhutto be Prime Minister didn't help women in Pakistan solely because of that fact. It did help that the PPP was somewhat working for the working class that did help women so again, class politics not identity politics. Having Barack Obama be president didn't help the mass incarceration of African Americans or police shootings.
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