This is so true. Moids have some kind of unconscious compulsion toward solidarity with one another, and yet always seem completely oblivious to that solidarity.
This is the reason why forming any kind of united feminist movement has been impossible both now and throughout history--women never stick up for each other as rabidly as moids do. It was mentioned earlier in this thread, I think, that many women opposed suffrage, just like how libfems today constantly go to bat for incels, johns, and troons instead of their fellow women.
I've perused other female-exclusive spaces, like FDS and Ovarit, just out of curiosity/searching for potentially like-minded people, and a trend I always notice about women who are even slightly feminist-leaning is that they will beef with one another over literally anything. Express an opinion even slightly contradictory to the one being thrown around in a particular thread or comment section, and everyone's at one another's throats. They accuse one another of being dumb/privileged/a man all the time. It honestly saddens me that, even when women happen to have a common set of beliefs, those beliefs tie them together only very loosely--rarely do I see a sense of real friendship or comradery.
(For another example, think of the Deppford Wives, and all the other handmaidens that will trip over themselves to defend abusive men.)
