Broken melody

That is true, it would be a hypocrisy - as the majority of expression of feminism in modern western countries is. One can hate the system for being unfair, yes, but it is useless and unfair to transfer the blame onto the whole sex, let alone a single person. Whatever that organization the original commenter had mentioned did was probably not done by this particular girl. No need to blame or hate her for that. As for them not having equal standing - won’t happen in my opinion, even though some people might think that would be fair. Here is how I see it(assuming the country will be divided, which seems to be the trajectory the conflict had taken): The part that is to stay with Ukraine will have a class of men requiring special attention/promotion in veterans, especially wounded ones, which is unusual since usually it is the women who get the preferential treatment. Otherwise it will get restored to post-soviet brand of equality so to speak with some domestic problems, but little “negative influence” of religion while having more legacy influence of Soviet liberal abortion laws. The part that is to stay with Ukraine will be influenced by European NGOs and grants with terms to promote EU brand of feminism both in media and in policies slowly changing it to a more European country in that regards in the coming years. Ukraine is a poor country AND is devastated by war, there wouldn’t want to say no to this even if they wanted to. Which they won’t - getting into EU and becoming a European country had been a promoted national idea for years to begin with - from the trade zone debacle leading to revolution and besides - that is decidedly anti-Russian and thus definitely good for them. It’s is all speculation of course, but it does sound realistic to me.