13. Patriarcado: La arquitectura del abuso y la violencia sexual

1. The Foundation of Patriarchy: Violence and Rape.

This section highlights the core argument that patriarchy is not merely a system that tolerates violence, but one that requires it for its very existence. Rape, wife-beating, and the constant terror of women and children are presented as essential components, not byproducts, of male authority.

2. Rape Culture and Victim Blaming as Tools of Control.

These posts describe how societal norms that question, blame, or disbelieve victims of sexual assault serve to reinforce patriarchal structures. Rape culture is identified as an inherent feature of patriarchy, designed to justify predatory behavior and place the burden of proof on survivors.

3. The System's Protection of Abusers.

This theme focuses on how institutions, particularly the justice system, are structured to protect male perpetrators rather than victims. The posts argue that this protection is by design, ensuring that men in power can act with impunity and maintain control.

4. Patriarchy as a Mechanism of Control and Oppression.

This section explores the view that patriarchy is fundamentally about control over women, children, and anyone who defies gender norms. Violence and the threat of it are the primary means used to enforce this control, deny agency, and maintain a rigid social hierarchy.