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I find that discussions that start out with "patriarchy is a world ruled by men" usually devolve into "the rest of men aren't at the top, we had nothing to do with it" and everybody gets defensive and cranky.  Not to mention I think it's an incorrect definition of the word.  I try to persuade people that patriarchy is a system that favors men, like our world employs a system that favors right-handedness.  The people who are right-handed do not actually seek that advantage, or oppress people who are left-handed, but it's undeniable the the left-handed people have to live in a world built mostly for and by the people who are right-handed.  Desk, notebooks, scissors, practically everything.  These are actually trivial problems and trivial to solve, there exist the left-handed complements to these items.  Where it gets serious is, for example, manufacturing.  Let's say an assembly plant is built, and like most things, it assumes most of the workers are right-handed.  For left-handed people, because of their left-handedness, the accident rate is higher, or they don't work as efficiently or as fast.  As a result, the company stops hiring people who are left-handed, which is a reasonable and rational decision.  This is an advantage for the right-hander (or a disadvantage to the left-hander), but it is pretty much invisible.  You can take the analogy as far as you like, but my point is, patriarchy is not "men rule the world", although that is an outcome of patriarchy the system.
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