I assume from the rest of your post, you're talking about female suffrage.
As well as the whole slavery thing. The founding fathers fought for
their freedom and liberty. Had they been fighting for freedom and liberty for
everyone they would have included such things for africans and the natives of this land. They were fighting for themselves and people like them, not for everyone.
The right to vote was fought for by men and later given to women. In Western culture, women have always be given whatever they asked for.
What the hell?
Those men that fought wouldn't have gotten anywhere without women supporting them. Those men that fought didn't "give" a damn thing to women, they kept the right to vote from women throughout their entire lives. They denied them one the most basic freedoms they claimed to be fighting for. Hypocrisy at its best.
You're forgetting that plenty of women are ready and willing to fight for their freedom but it's a culture of misogyny that prevents them from doing so. Women are just as capable of men in combat.
Women have had to
fight for their rights. The western world doesn't "give" them anything. No one
gave them the right to vote, no one
gave them equal treatment in the workplace, no one
gave them sexual freedom, no one
gave them the option to refuse to marry and have a child, no one
gave them any of these things. They were fought for just as strongly as any of the men who fought in the revolutionary war.
Carrying a gun and going into combat is by no means the only way - nor the most noble way - of fighting for something.
Men in the West have had a bit of a challenge in recent decades keeping up with the changing requests from women (although they've been amazingly flexible).
Yeah, kinda sucks having to put up with these uppity broads that want to be treated equally and not considered little more than property by guys demand they stay home barefoot and pregnant.