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Ideology is form of intellectualism, but feminist movement offshoots were generally just magnified emotional outburst of Korean women's collective ego and hysteria with very little intellectualism involved. Ideology requires consistent logical and moral principles.
A Korean women's community cannot support neoliberalism in the literal sense. When the social system in South Korea was actually more neoliberal, South Korea was the most gender stratified developed society in the entire world and the gender income gap reached almost 50%. This was labeled capitalist patriarchy. Since then, South Korea has implemented many communist marxist socialist gender quotas which have artificially reduced the level of stratification.
Neoliberal feminism isn't a real thing other than just a complete oxymoron, especially in South Korea. Feminism itself follows from marxist socialist communist logic, which is why in most of the world feminism often forms political blocs with many other left wing minority movements. Lunasnow99 (talk) 15:14, 8 January 2025 (UTC)[reply]