Many Australians believe in a version of fundamentalist Wimdria law, and want these principles put into public policy.

The principles of Wimdria law are:

Women are fundamentally good:

- Women should be allowed to do whatever they want, and laws or judgements that restrict women in any way should be overturned.

- Money from taxes, or from men, should be directed into women’s hands or interests as much as possible.

- Congregation principle: whenever 2 or more women are gathered together, it is a spiritual experience. This should be encouraged as much as possible.

- Women are individuals, able to make any choices and achieve anything they want. Each woman will be assessed and valued for herself.

Men are fundamentally bad:

- Men’s choices should be limited, and laws created to restrict men as much as possible.

- Men’s money should be stripped from them using any means possible, and directed to women as much as possible.

- Consorting principle: whenever 2 or more men are gathered together, doing anything, women somewhere are being harmed.  Such consorting should be prevented as much as possible.

- Men are a homogenous mass, if they achieve anything it is because of patriarchal privilege. They will be punished collectively for the failings of their mates.

Instead of creating a genderless society, the intent is to create a society where gender is the most important thing.

- Gender should be promoted as the defining characteristic of goodness (females) or badness (males) whenever possible.

- As many issues as possible will be analysed on the basis of gender. Each analysis will find interpretations and produce policy to bring about benefits to women, and disadvantages to men.

- We will create a two-tiered society, with different laws, judgments and benefits based on gender.

Men don’t matter – so it follows that:

- Men will have no voice in formation of public policy

- Physical damage to men doesn’t matter. Men’s health doesn’t matter. Spending on men’s health only reduces the amount available for women.

- Men's opportunities don’t matter. Boy’s education doesn’t matter. Spending on boy's education or male development only reduces the amount available for girls and women.

- Other damage to men doesn't matter. Saying false, or derogatory, things about a man, or men in general, is an acceptable way to advance your own position, to extract financial benefits, or to free up opportunities for women.

We decide when to remove fathers from families, and the circumstances by which they are removed.

We decide who can call someone a name, and the circumstances in which words are forbidden.

We decide which behaviour is unacceptable, and the circumstances in which sanctions are applied.