Crock of though.Sure, men were conscripted into service (when there was a compulsory draft) and women weren’t. None of the ways that men were unfairly treated would necessarily alter any unfairness in how women have been treated, and vice versa.
It wasn't that long ago, unless you were a lord or some other member of the top upper class no one could vote. For example. Chick or bloke.
Mid 1800"s
People go on about the struggle for women to get it. And yes normal dudes got it first. But it was.
A) as big a struggle for the normal blokes (though may have been easier. No idea. Wasn't born)
B)everyone women or man who wasn't rich were treated like ****
Here you couldn't vote unless you owned a certain value of land.
And that is again blokes as well as women
(I by no means want to downplay the effort and sacrifice of sufferage with this post)