When unaccountable busybody etiquette police overthrew Nixon (our most pro-nuclear president) for giving them the ick, one of the 1st things they did was create the NRC to scold nuclear for giving ick, so it got women to hate nuclear & went 34 years without giving any new reactor licenses (ie it banned construction of new reactors, even at existing plants). Even today no new nuclear power plant whose paperwork was initiated after the NRC's 1975 creation has ever successfully made it to commercial operation in the US. Over 40 reactors completed in the 1970s vs 0 in the 2000s, 1 in the 2010s, & 2 so far in the 2020s (note that the 2 completed in the 2020s were approved in 2012, & the 1 completed in the 2010s was officially approved in 1973, before the 34 year pause on issuing reactor licenses officially began, but construction was nonetheless indefinitely stalled by regulatory fiat). Obviously this is all the more impressive given how safe & scalable nuclear was, & how extreme & preventable our “Long 1970s” energy crises were, & how feminized the ostensible push for clean energy is.
Woman-occupied government is kind of by definition stealing elections, given that it’s about replacing official procedures & authorities & results with easily harvestable norms, & of course the ways they fill out ballots are also especially harvestable by journos academia hollywood insta tumblr etc
Women’s preferences are particularly influenced by social status, which worked great when they were currency for judging men on (masculine) standards. But all our standard-setters feminized hard at once—HR, unis, therapy, admissions, etc—which means our standards are all unmoored