Miss Understood No. 17 — Biology Matters
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In this episode, we discuss biological males entering women's spaces again, including a male inmate at a women's prison who was accused of raping a fellow inmate. Who'd have thought that would happen? And we re going to talk about feminism and other things as well.
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Hello and welcome to Misunderstood, the show for the culturally and politically misunderstood
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lady or gent. We are your hosts. I'm Nat. And I'm Kat. Today we're going to be talking about
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biological males entering women's spaces again, including Leah Thomas and a male inmate at a
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women's prison who was accused of raping a fellow inmate. Who'd have thought that would happen? And
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we're going to talk about feminism and other things as well. But first, our patented culture
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shock of moment of the week. Take it away, Nat. Yeah, so surprise, surprise, y'all. Trans swimmer
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and Leah Thomas does have an unfair biological advantage, doctors claim. Didn't know we needed
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an expert to tell us that one. I'm shocked. Me too. I'm shocked. Shocked. Who would have saw that
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coming? Not me. That's for sure. It's not like we and many others haven't been talking about this for
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months and months and months. Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa. Who wrote this article, Natasha? Oh my gosh.
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It's me. Oh my gosh. What? Yeah, so guys, go to rebelnews.com and read it and buy a shirt.
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Um, but seriously though, why come out and say this now? Like, why are doctors all of a sudden
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so keen on exposing what we all already knew? I don't think we had doctors back in May. Oh,
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no doctors a few months ago? No. Oh my goodness. I don't think so. I didn't know this. I think it's
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a new invention. Like, do you think maybe though, in all seriousness, it's because like the pendulum
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is kind of swinging back the other way and people are a little bit fed up with some of the hypocrisy
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we're seeing from the trans lobby? Maybe it had something to do with the drag kids show that took
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place last weekend where that would do it. You know what? Cause I, what I was, and this is,
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you know, sort of off topic, but on topic about men, um, entering female spaces and, and the trickle
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down effect that's having on children. Um, I I've mentioned this before. I'm a fan of drag as an art
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form and for adults. Yes. For adults. And a lot of the people that perform drag are people who have
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been subjugated and beaten up and neglected by their parents. And they needed that art form to build up
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their community and their, and their themselves. And it's great. Like self-esteem. Except the pendulum
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has swung way too far now. Like you just mentioned. And it always does. And it always does. And that's
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the problem. So now we have kids putting dollar bills down drag queens, G strings in public places.
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And it's awful. And, and this may be to answer your question. Maybe doctors are like, Hmm,
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maybe it was good that we didn't beat up trans people and make them feel terrible for how they feel on
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the inside. And then the pendulum swing way too far. And now male swimmer with biologically giant
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lungs and long arms and strong muscles and foot long, foot long, foot long. I was going to say
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arms and legs longer arms and legs, but long arms and legs. Okay. Do you think partially this may be
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because like political correctness is such a plague on our society. So people actually need experts to
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tell them it's okay to call out what's actually true. Cause that's kind of what I was thinking too.
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And it just speaks to like the fact that the trans lobby is almost authoritarian because they are
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controlling and dictating how we speak. Like you, that's just, that's egregious. Yeah. As David
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Menzies would say. Yeah. Yeah. Um, one of the, uh, quotes from this article that you wrote, um, is
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actually from someone who's a supporter of Leah Thomas. So it's Erica Sullivan, an Olympic swimmer and
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staunch supporter of Thomas even wrote an article for Newsweek expressing how proud she is of Thomas saying
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quote, she deserves like anyone else in the sport to be celebrated for her hard one success, not
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labeled as a cheater simply because of her identity, but it's not because of her identity. It's because
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of her biology. Yeah. And so we've talked about this before. Thomas began transitioning in 2020 at
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the ages, uh, at the age of 19 and doctors say that even though she's met the hormone replacement
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therapy requirements, it's not enough to reverse the effects of puberty as a male to the extent needed
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to the level in the playing field. So sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Like anyone who supports Leah, but like there
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is an unfair advantage. Like it's just, it's science. Like follow the flip and science. And again, we've said
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this and I still stand by it. Leah Thomas has every right. She's an adult to call herself Leah to wear a female
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bathing suit. I'll call her her. Like, I don't know. What, what does it hurt me? No, I don't want to, I don't want to be
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rude. No, I don't know. Exactly. That's not the point. But the point is that Leah Thomas is very
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capable of swimming with men. And the, another funny thing about this is that, um, somewhere in
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this article you wrote that, uh, Oh no, it's a, it's the next article, but yeah, let's, we can move
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into that. Okay. We'll talk about the next one. Let's, let's switch to the next article. Um, because
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so the point of the article is that you pen swimmers, her teammates, uh, Leah Thomas's teammates
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have come out and spoke about how the higher ups at you pen have basically threatened the girls,
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the other swimmers saying like, if you speak out about Leah Thomas, your career will be over.
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They said your life will be over. I don't think they meant that overtly in a physical death threat,
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but they basically say like, you won't work again. You won't swim again. Um, this is non-negotiable.
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But one of the things that is funny because it says right in the headline there that, uh,
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she wants to like, Leah wants to go on to the Olympic and it's like, you know, who wasn't going to go
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to the Olympics? William Thomas. Yeah. William Thomas was nowhere near in contention for the
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Olympics, but you 500 ranked like 500 or something like that. Yeah, no, it's so true. And I mean,
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how rich is it that the you pen coach is a male? He's a male coach, letting a male do this to other
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women, men. I hope you don't have daughters. And if you do, I hope that they are never faced with
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this sort of just horrific. I, I don't even know how to describe it. Like just mistreatment,
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I guess like, it's just so ridiculous that a man is taking advantage of women like this and
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feminists are like, Oh, but praise Leah. And it's like, excuse me. This is a man doing this
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to men technically doing this to a team full of young women who've worked their butts off to get
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to where they are. But you know, it occurred to me that in sports, like taking advantage of athletes
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is not new. True. Like there's literally, like I wrote down a couple of the things here that happens
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in professional and college sports, sexual abuse, abuse of power, uh, pushing athletes way too hard,
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like hurting them physically, doping, cheating and rigging. So it's like, are we shocked that
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like, cause the point of that article from, uh, the daily mail was that you pen, they like the
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Leah Thomas's, uh, swim mates think that the reason they keep her on is because they keep winning
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with Leah. And it's like, well, obviously they want to win. They want those like stats and titles
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and all that stuff. So it's like, exactly. So it's like, do the men care about the women? And
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no, they want to win. So it's like, are we shocked? No, no, it's not shocking. It's just
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very sad. It is very sad. And I guess Leah took to, uh, she went on good morning America y'all.
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And she said, anyone who says she isn't allowed to compete as a woman is transphobic. Full stop.
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Actually, I think there's a little room for conversation here, given you are like breaking
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records, like, like huge records that women have like worked toward for their whole life. Like,
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I just don't understand. Like there should be room for conversation. And if there isn't,
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you're not very open-minded Leah. No. But I mean, when you call someone a transphobe,
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people expect that you're just going to shut up and we're not, we'll never stop. So probably not.
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It's unfortunate that two women who previously probably didn't identify as feminists now are
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feminists. That's the thing. It pushes you to the other side because you're like, wow,
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I actually, I can't believe in 2022, I need to preserve female spaces. Like that to me,
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like 10 years ago would have been like, oh, female spaces. Yeah. I know. It's kind of woke.
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Yeah, I know. And now it's like, oh my God. And it actually must be preserved. Yes. Yes. Yeah. And
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then I guess Leah also went to ESPN. Leah, you're making a lot of headlines these days. It must be
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nice. Never heard of William though before. Yeah. Never heard of William before this. Trans women
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competing in women's sports does not threaten sports as a whole because trans women are a very small
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minority and the NCAA rules regarding trans women competing have been around for 10 plus years. And we
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haven't seen any massive wave of trans women dominating. Yeah. That's because there's like
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no trans athletes. There's like five of you. Like, I'm sorry, Leah, but like, that's just because
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there aren't a lot of biological males in women's sports. That doesn't mean it's not harmful though.
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Yeah. And it's funny how she poses it. Like, it's a fact, like it does not threaten women. It's like,
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well, I wonder why Leah Thomas would say that she has no possible incentive. Yeah. You have no incentive
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to say that, to take that stance with no, just full stop. You're transphobic. Like,
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and then she goes on to defend herself. She's like, well, I immediately became slower in the
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water after I started taking hormone replacement therapy. It's like, okay, but like, did your lungs
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and heart shrink? Like, did your hands and legs get shorter? Like, what about those hands, Leah?
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Like they're big. Like, I don't know. Sorry, babe. Sorry, babe. It's a no. No, it's a no for me,
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dog. I, again, I'll say it again. Just swim with the men. No problem. Yeah. Like you're training your
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bikini and swim with the dudes. Exactly. You, you have no problem with that. And you obviously have no
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problem going in the dressing room of opposite gendered people because you do it all the time
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and you make other people feel uncomfortable. So why shouldn't you feel like if it's about like,
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oh, Leah, the woman doesn't want to go in the men's change room. Like, first of all,
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just get a different change room. Like get a little, uh, some sort of privacy screen.
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Yeah. Like you have no problem changing a towel. Yeah. So like, it shouldn't be that much of a
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problem, but oh, it's because you won't win. Yeah. That's I'm saying it. Sorry. It's true.
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Yeah. That was fun. Anyway, should we talk about even more fun things? Oh boy. Here's a,
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here's a doozy, but I mean, not surprising again, because we've talked about this and it's not the
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first incident, but here's something that's documented where a female inmate reports rape
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occurred in a California women's prison. Yeah. Um, so this woman came out as a trans woman. Yes.
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So there was a man who was biologically male and then just decided one day that he was a she and is now
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in a female prison, even though he has, she, he has a violent past. And this woman, uh, is a witness
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to the violent assault, which left one female inmate unconscious and unable to be resuscitated
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by the guard. So they had to take her to the medical center. Um, I think she lived, but yeah,
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I don't know. She was beaten so badly by this biological male in a women's prison that she
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was unconscious. And like, that's not a funny thing. No, it's like, it's okay. Like we obviously
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care about like women's sports, but this is much worse. Like this is lives. Like, yeah,
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this is someone potentially being, well, first of all, they're being sexually assaulted, which you
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want, like no one wants that for anyone. And then secondly, there's a risk of death now too. So like,
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yes, I'm sorry. Like something, something's got to give here, especially because apparently in
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California prisons, 33.8% of trans identified male inmates are registered sex offenders.
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That's like, that's like a big chunk, like a big chunk out of three. Yeah. And apparently according
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to the Bureau of prisons, almost 50% of trans identified male inmates have been convicted of a
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sexual offense. And that's compared to just 11% of the non-trans identified male inmate population.
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Like, I'm sorry, then there's something in the water here. Like that's weird.
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And I would argue that it's not that people who identify as trans are more likely to be violent
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sexual offenders. I think it's violent sex offenders are more likely to take advantage of
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these stupid laws. Exactly. Yeah. They're going to do whatever it takes to be more comfy in prison
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because I mean, obviously you want to be surrounded by women that you can rape rather than men who are
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going to rape you, right? Yeah. Or kill you or whatever. Right. Exactly.
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Um, it's just crazy though. And apparently people like advocated for this biological male to be
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moved from a male prison to a women's one. And these people are, I bet you they call themselves
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feminists, like just insanity. Yeah. And, um, so here's a quote from the article. It says,
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disturbingly, just after the rape threats were issued, Robertson, the alleged, the alleged assailant
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was quickly and quietly moved to the California institution for women, a lower security women's
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correctional facility. So instead of like, uh, I don't know, rectifying the situation, taking off
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the wig and maybe putting him back in a male prison, he's going to a less safe, uh, like a less
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protected, lower security prison for women. Oh, and, and Robertson, this, uh, trans inmate also
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threatened the witnesses of the rape and said, I'm going to effing rape you all. Oh, good. And
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effing kill you or something to that effect. That's, that's wonderful. So this person is
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legitimately suffering from gender dysphoria, you guys, and we should be very sympathetic. Yeah.
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Even though he's threatening to rape women after raping a woman. And especially because like
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many women in prison have already experienced domestic violence and sexual abuse. I mean,
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like they don't, they like prison is sort of sadly like a safe space for some of these people. And
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I'm not like, I'm not trying to erase that they are criminals, you know, but I don't know. I don't
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know their stories. Yeah, no, but it doesn't mean that they deserve to be raped. No, nobody deserves
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that. So I just think like, something's gotta, something's gotta give here because this is,
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and this is what we were talking about earlier with the slippery slope. It's like, okay, great. So
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now what, like, how far does this have to go before people are like, okay, we got to call the quit,
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call this quits. Like we gotta, yeah. Like what protect women? Yeah. Like what if one of these
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sexual predators identifies as a child and goes sent to juvie? Like we're, we're erasing these
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very fundamental biologically essential lines. And we're just like, well, they feel like a child.
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So they should be treated like a child and put in juvenile detention centers with children who
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are victims of abuse themselves. Like cool. Yeah. It's just, it's honestly a joke. Like,
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like the way they, they talk about gender as if you can just flip flop, you know, like it's just
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not, it's not scientific. It's not biblical and it's just, it's obviously harming women and it's
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wrong and it's wrong. It's wrong. Yeah. So, uh, speaking of other things that are wrong, let's
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move on. So how feminism is driving the growing trend of anti-women subculture. So this is an
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Evie article and we love Evie, but I found myself feeling slightly triggered by this article for
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some reason. And I, well, I don't blame you. Like I'm, I'm, like I said, like we, we're not
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really feminist in like the, in the modern sense of feminism. Yeah. Well, the new, new modern.
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Yeah. Like whatever, like women should vote for sure. Um, not NDP though. Yeah. Um, but anyway,
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so this article basically talks about how there's this term called men going their own way and
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it's, yeah. And it's basically like men are pursuing a lifestyle of dealing with women as
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though women are enemies of all men. That sounds healthy. Um, sounds, it creeps, it creeps me out
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a little bit. Um, yeah, it's creepy. Um, it's basically like in the article, they describe it
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as, um, they try to equate it as the same thing as women who hate men. And you know, Nat and I were
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just talking about this before we came out and you made an excellent point, which was like when women
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hate men, they don't run them over with cars and throw acid in their face and murder them. Like
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it's yeah. Like they kind of different, they group these people in with like incels and voluntary
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celibates and PUAs, which are called pickup artists. And like, I just remember that Toronto
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man in 2018 who was like literally a misogynist and he drove on Yonge street, you know, a car
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through a, he killed, uh, 11 people and injured 15 people because he hated women. Like that's,
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that's what happens. When's the last time a woman did that? Yeah. Like that's the thing.
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Like, okay, sure. Like a, a woman who hates a man is going to dye her hair blue. I was
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going to say she'll dye her hair blue and it's awful. It's awful, but it's not quite
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the same. Yeah. Like she's not going to physically harm someone. I mean, maybe, and no one's a
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monolith, but I just mean like most of the time, like, look, we talked about mass shootings
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last week. Like these guys were kind of like weird loner dudes who hated women. I'm sure
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like there's just, they all had terrible, like, well, the one had a bad relationship with
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his mom. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Father, bad relationship with his mother and then killed
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his grandmother. Right. And it's like, obviously extremes are bad, but I just
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think like, this is a little different. And I don't like, I just don't get why these men,
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this group of men are just pointing fingers at women. And it's like, well, what, if you
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have a problem, like, why don't you be part of the solution instead?
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Yeah, I know. And like, what, why do you think women are going off the deep end and dyeing
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their hair blue? And like, you know, a couple of weeks ago, we talked about those women who
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were like, the planet is going to be uninhabitable in 30 years. Like people shouldn't have
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children. It's like, okay, that's a pretty extreme version of like feminism, eco-feminism,
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where you're so angry that you want to sort of like, you want to end things, but
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you're not, you're like ending your line. You're ending your genetic line by not having
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children. You're not, maybe we're better off without your line. I don't know.
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Well, yeah, I agree. I'm like, go for it. Don't have kids. That's no skin off my teeth.
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On average. On average. Yeah. No, I would agree. One of the quotes he said, well, first of all,
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he said, men are disgusted with women in almost every way today. Okay. Disgusted. Like you're
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disgusted with us. Like I'd like to see their search history. I bet you're not disgusted with
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them in every way. Yeah, exactly. Um, so one of the quotes he said was look around you. Every girl,
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every girl acts like a dude and has to have more guy friends than her actual boyfriend. Every girl,
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like, where is the, where's the data to back that up? Because like, I even know women who are
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feminists, by the way, who do not hate men at all. I actually don't know one woman who
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is on the left or the right who hates men. Yeah. I don't, I know they exist. I see them
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on the internet, but I don't know any, I don't know any personally. And I like, we both have
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friends on either side, um, and friends who are not Christian as well. And it's just funny. Cause
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it's like, like he goes on to say there's just mutual debauchery based on meaningless sex and
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fickle mind games. And in most relationships, I see the women being an overbearing swear word.
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Yeah. Men never do that. Right. Never have fickle sexual relationships and play mind games or be
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overbearing. Like the, the, I'm so sick of this, like, um, assumption that it's always women who
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are overbearing and toxic. Like, I'm sorry. I've, I've known men in my life who were like,
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Oh, you smiled at me. You love me. Yeah. Like exactly. And it's like, like secular men are not
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loving the fact that girls are like convinced that it's empowering to sleep with them. Like
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with no strings attached and stuff like that. Like, come on, you guys are part of the problem
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here too. And I think honestly, the reason everyone in the whole world, male or females in this mess is
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because of the, there's a masculinity crisis. Like I actually genuinely think that's men create tough
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times. Exactly. Um, and I just think, I think that's, and I'm not saying women aren't part of the
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problem, but like, even from like a biblical perspective, like according to Pew research,
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Christian women in the U S are more religious than their male counterparts. I think that means
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that they actually practice their faith. And it's like, well, if women are taking on that role,
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which is like biblically men are called to, you know, be like that leader, the leader, you know,
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they're called to be men. Then of course there's this weird, there's an issue in society when women
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feel like they have to step it up in ways that they actually aren't biblically called to.
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Yeah. We actually talked about this on Andrew says, well, it's coming out this week, I think
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where it's like, why are women, you know, in his words, like, I forget what he said,
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but something about like, you know, turning to only fans and to make money. And it's like,
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well, maybe it's, maybe women feel like they have to be the breadwinners because men aren't
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stepping up to the plate. It doesn't even have to be about money, but it's like in, in a biblical
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sense, they're not leading their family. They're not, they're not someone exactly. They're not
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providing them. They're too close with their moms. I don't know. They don't have that moral
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compass that women crave. Yeah. Like, and my pastor said this to me and I don't, he wasn't
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his quote, but like a man leads and it's like, Oh yeah. How offensive, but a woman inspires and
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women are part of the problem because maybe we're not inspiring men to be strong, but like, it's,
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it's almost like the chicken and the egg. Like we both need to stand up and be like the best
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versions of ourselves. We have roles to play. We have roles to play. So like, well, on one hand,
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I do think men need to stand up and lead better, but maybe they're, and like, you know, kind
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of goes against what we're talking about, but maybe in a way, like they're looking at
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women and they're like, well, what do I want to lead you for? Like, but then women are like,
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well, I have no one to trust and to protect me. So I'm just going to go and sell my pictures
00:20:00.300
on OnlyFans so I can make some money and support myself in the future because who knows how long
00:20:04.920
I'm going to have this body. Like I kind of get both sides and it's like, it's just a sad state
00:20:09.020
of a fair for both of us. And I think if everyone just like, you know, just step up and be your best
00:20:14.920
version of yourself. And that doesn't mean that every woman has to be uber feminine, like who we
00:20:18.700
are. It doesn't mean that you can do whatever, like be the best version of yourself, but like
00:20:23.340
inspire people to be better. Yeah, no, definitely. I found this other article because it's called the
00:20:29.820
tension between biblical masculinity and toxic masculinity. And it's just an opinion piece from
00:20:34.420
Liberty University. And he goes on to say that biblical masculinity addresses more than just clothes.
00:20:42.620
It completely dismantles the toxic masculinity that the world understands today. Rather than
00:20:48.000
being tough, stern and rash, the biblical man should walk in love. He should be a prime example of
00:20:52.540
gentleness, patience and self-control. Jesus Christ is a perfect example of biblical masculinity. He was
00:20:58.080
resilient in the pursuit of God, gentle in spirit and humble in service. So I think like the real
00:21:02.420
solution and the fact that the world is a dumpster fire is because we've abandoned Christ. And I think
00:21:07.020
that we all men and women need to imitate Christ. Yes. And I actually literally know for a fact that
00:21:13.100
that will solve all the world's problems. It will. Absolutely. That's the whole. And like I've
00:21:17.500
mentioned, like I'm pretty new to the church. So like I'm learning about Jesus and God and we're all
00:21:22.400
learning. We're all learning. Exactly. I'm a little further behind, but I'm catching up. But I think for me,
00:21:28.540
a big part of what I learned was like, instead of worshiping Donald Trump or AOC or any people human
00:21:36.440
being, the reason that we worship God and Jesus is because they are literally perfect. So we always
00:21:42.380
have that foundation to the bar. Exactly. The bar is set and it's solid. It's it's carved in stone.
00:21:48.640
There's no like fudging it. So you can say like, oh, I really like I was super into Donald Trump at the
00:21:54.220
time. But it's like he's just a man. Yeah, he's a flawed man. And he'll disappoint. He will disappoint
00:21:59.040
you like a human being will. And that's OK. We can forgive. But like we don't need to idolize
00:22:03.580
human beings the way that we should idolize God. No, it's a great point. Thank you. I made it up.
00:22:10.060
She made it up. You guys smart and pretty and feminine. All right. Well, I think that's a good
00:22:16.320
place to end there. Move on to the next article. Let's move on. So this is written by a progressive.
00:22:22.580
Yeah, it is BuzzFeed. The article is title is misleading. It is because I was like, yeah,
00:22:28.460
girl. Like so the article title is how modern mainstream or mainstream femininity has failed
00:22:34.820
us. And I was like, yeah. Yeah. I thought this was going to be a really fruitful. Yes, I did.
00:22:39.780
Was not. It was not. My God. It literally it literally just blames white men. Yeah. For everything.
00:22:46.680
For everything. And then the solution is, guess what, you guys? Socialism. Yeah. Oh,
00:22:51.120
yeah. Capitalism is so bad. And that's why working really hard will never pay off because
00:22:56.160
you're basically the author says you'll always be clinging to a white cis male for success at the
00:23:01.060
at like the detriment of a brown woman. OK. That's what it said. Yeah. It's like, oh,
00:23:07.460
OK, that went in a different direction. There's some really funny quotes. There are a lot of funny
00:23:11.940
quotes. One thing I did kind of agree with, though, is how they did. Yeah, there's nuggets.
00:23:15.360
There's like there's nuggets. Yeah. They talked about how like politicians are like, oh,
00:23:18.820
help me vote. Just go get there and vote and give me money and I'll solve all your problems.
00:23:22.760
And I agreed with their take because it's just not true. Like politicians just never are able to
00:23:27.360
provide real examples of how like what we were talking about. Like you're going to put all your
00:23:32.180
faith in a politician and get disappointed when they fail you. Yeah. You should have just
00:23:35.500
looked to God like like they just say what they're going to do and they never do it. You guys like
00:23:40.120
they just want a paycheck. Yeah, of course. And just yeah, it's a cushy job. It's a cushy job.
00:23:44.420
Of course, it's important to stay politically engaged and of course, vote for your values. I do think
00:23:47.960
that matters. But like they it's not really going to like, no, it's not going to change
00:23:52.360
your life. This article is like, oh, my God, modern feminism or mainstream feminism has failed
00:23:57.000
us. You guys like I thought it was going to solve all our problems. It's like, well, you shouldn't
00:24:00.020
have. Yeah, that was on you. And it's just, again, speaks to the seculars and these people
00:24:03.660
don't know where to put their hope because they don't have that biblical foundation, you
00:24:08.180
know, because that's where your hope is found. Yeah. So I want to read a quote because
00:24:11.420
yes, it's a. Is it a doozer? Yeah, it's a doozy. So at first. OK, anyways, I'll just read
00:24:16.380
it and says, I believed in work and its ability to set me free. I believed in other boats,
00:24:22.020
other faceless, nameless women. I'd rise with my tide. So, OK, I'd like to just point out
00:24:27.300
that this person literally use a quote that is on the gates of Auschwitz. Work will set
00:24:33.320
you free. Like maybe a different like as an author, maybe avoid those words. Yeah, it's
00:24:38.240
not in that order. It's like I get what you're saying. Maybe not. Maybe there's a lot of other
00:24:42.960
things you could have written it. And anyways, also the second part of that, I believed in
00:24:48.680
other boats, other faceless, nameless women. I'd rise with my tide. That is so anti-woman.
00:24:54.420
It's literally the bigotry of low expectations. Yeah. Like you're you're you're the only one
00:25:00.140
who can. It's literally what we what white like white save your complex. Exactly. It's like
00:25:04.520
no one will ever be anything until I pave the way. It's up to me. I will break those glass
00:25:09.740
ceilings. These stupid bees won't ever make it. You're not that important, girl. You're not that
00:25:13.860
important. Yeah. And it's like I can. And this was the part of the story where she's like, this is
00:25:18.060
the good feminism. I was like, no, it's not. No, that's already you've already messed it up. Yeah,
00:25:22.760
that's it's very problematic. And she also talks about how like the U.S. can't possibly be a good
00:25:28.240
place for women and children. Because it's capitalist. Yeah, because like infants are starving and
00:25:33.280
inflation and stuff like that. It's like, well, who did you all vote for? And also go to any other
00:25:37.740
countries. Yeah. Like where else would you rat? Like where would you rather go? Yeah. Other
00:25:42.900
than like rich first world countries where you'll say democracy with democracy, which in capitalist
00:25:50.020
societies will which you will say are racist. Where would you rather live where people aren't
00:25:54.400
starving? Exactly. And like, you know, like if you vote AOC and you know your girl that you just love
00:26:00.100
so much, like she's going to make inflation worse. Like like these politicians, these blue politicians,
00:26:04.900
like look at Biden's America, man. It's like inflation is at an all time high gas prices.
00:26:09.440
The food shortages, the baby formula shortages, those are by design by the Democrats. Like it's
00:26:15.980
just like hilarious. Well, it's not the first time. And again, this is sort of a tinfoil hat theory,
00:26:20.360
but a populace that is starved can't really think about rising up and congregating because they're
00:26:27.280
weak and hungry. So they have to literally focus on, oh, my gosh, my baby is starving to death. I need to
00:26:30.940
find formula. They're not busy, like coming up with anti-government protests and whatnot and
00:26:36.040
criticizing the government because they're like, I just need to eat. So it's happened before.
00:26:40.620
It has. Hello, Mao. It'll happen again. Yeah. And it's just like these people obviously don't know
00:26:46.480
what capitalism is because like it's always afforded people more opportunities. That's why
00:26:50.760
people call it the American dream. That's why so many immigrants move there, because they get a shot
00:26:55.780
at life, like a good life that they can provide for their family and make something of themselves.
00:26:59.940
Like there are so many small business owners and small businesses in the United States and
00:27:04.060
they're killing it. Yeah. People come from countries where there are caste systems, where you're born
00:27:08.860
into a certain class and you literally can't get out of it. And you are what you are as when you were
00:27:14.100
born and they moved to America, literally like that just said for the American dream. And they work
00:27:17.820
their butts off and they send their kids to college and then their kids have better lives. And
00:27:20.920
that's your version of racism. Yeah. Sorry. Now that's anti-feminist. Yeah. And and for some
00:27:27.180
reason, this this author keeps bringing it back to its white cis males fault. Like, first of all,
00:27:32.300
what the heck does it have to do with whiteness or cisness or males? I don't understand. Men are
00:27:37.960
literally the ones that built the trains and built the bridges and made all this technology that we
00:27:42.200
utilize to put ourselves on the Internet. Like heller the constitution. Heller. Written by men. Yeah.
00:27:47.780
Sorry. Like like men are problematic in their own way. Of course. Of course. Of course. And so
00:27:51.920
we're women. Everyone sucks. Yeah. But like we need them. Yeah, we need everyone. We all need each
00:27:57.540
other. And I think like the biggest takeaway for me from this is just why can't these progressives
00:28:01.980
see that we all want the same thing at the end of the day? I don't want people to suffer. I don't
00:28:05.480
want people to starve. I don't like I wish we lived in a perfect world. But guess what? That'll be
00:28:09.680
heaven. Holler like I want women to be heard and have opportunities. It's just I think the means to get
00:28:14.600
there as a conservative are actually more fruitful for the world. Sometimes it's painful in the short
00:28:20.340
term where you have to make sacrifices, but your kids will have like the point is, is my children
00:28:25.300
want them to have a better life, more opportunity than I had. It doesn't mean give me stuff now so
00:28:30.640
that my life is more comfortable now because you're screwing over your kids and the next generation.
00:28:34.800
But a lot of these people, like we've mentioned before, don't want kids because they literally think
00:28:38.800
that the earth is on fire and that they're not going to have an inhabitable planet in 30 years. So I
00:28:43.240
understand where they're coming from. They're like, well, if the world is on fire and it's not going
00:28:46.720
to be here in 30 years, like I might as well get me some of that free bread, right? I guess so. But
00:28:51.360
you know, you got to stop thinking short term, y'all. Okay. It's troublesome. But you know, make sure
00:28:56.660
you're taking your vitamins. Yes. That's something you can do to help yourself. So we're just gonna
00:29:02.600
talk about some health stuff real quickly and then we'll round things out for y'all. So this article
00:29:08.200
is from Evie magazine. Uh, vitamin D is good for you. Here's why you shouldn't be afraid of the sun
00:29:12.860
this summer. So this is a controversial topic. Um, another one of the articles, I don't think we
00:29:18.020
should maybe bring it up because it's like meh, but it was, um, sun protection, what you need to
00:29:22.160
know. And it basically says I, one quote from that article is there is no safe dose of UV. Um,
00:29:28.360
so going back to the Evie article, there are so many that like valuable reasons to get a little bit
00:29:34.380
of the sun. Yeah. Obviously there are terrible consequences like skin cancer. And if you're in
00:29:39.140
the sun, when it's super high UV, you can burn yourself. Wear your sunscreen, wear your hats.
00:29:43.600
Absolutely. All of that. But, um, vitamin D, a lack of vitamin D can cause a myriad of diseases. I'll,
00:29:51.460
I'll list off a few right now. Inflammatory bowel disease. You don't want that bone loss. You need
00:29:56.760
bones. Okay. Chronic inflammation, depression, fatigue, uh, and there's others, but, um, this Swedish
00:30:02.500
study concluded that, uh, women who avoided the sun had greater mortality rates than the highest sun
00:30:08.220
exposure group. So like mortality is bad. Yeah. It's not ideal. No. And it's interesting. Yeah.
00:30:15.560
It's just interesting that like, there's this weird push though for people to avoid the sun. And I kind
00:30:19.900
of find that sus. Cause is it because the vitamin industry is so lucrative? I'm not against that
00:30:23.800
industry. I take vitamins. Yeah. I take vitamin D because you can't really get enough of it. Right.
00:30:28.040
Exactly. But it's like, why is there this push? Like, Oh, women hide from the sun. Like, it's like,
00:30:33.020
okay, yeah, I want to stay young and beautiful forever. Thank God. And I don't want skin cancer,
00:30:37.060
obviously, but like bone loss. Yeah. That's like, I think going outside is probably the best way
00:30:44.320
along with a healthy diet to get enough nutrients that you need. And, and one of the other articles
00:30:49.720
that we had talks about how, um, there's, we've talked about this before on the show, but like,
00:30:54.180
basically there's just, there's all of our food is like deficient of vitamins, um, which
00:31:00.100
is basically because of farming practices, actually, even if you eat a really, really well
00:31:04.740
balanced diet full of fruits and vegetables, you're not going to get as much vitamins as
00:31:10.340
you think you are because like that said, because of modern farming processes and high yield farming,
00:31:15.400
you're not, the, the soil is devoid of the nutrients that it used to have. So that's why
00:31:20.060
supplementation is pretty important. Plus, um, oh my gosh. Plus, uh, fluoride in our water.
00:31:28.460
No, Alex Jones. Yeah. Right. Uh, competes with the minerals that we do end up consuming through
00:31:34.160
fruits and vegetables. Um, we have high mercury in our foods, which can deplete zinc, which is super
00:31:39.640
important to help fend off viruses. Hello. Uh, high fructose corn syrup, which is in pretty much
00:31:45.940
everything, including baby formula. Oh, this, this one, I actually like unrelated to this episode.
00:31:52.320
I saw, um, the ingredients list for one of the most popular brands of baby formula and 40%
00:31:57.800
the main ingredient is corn syrup. Oh my gosh. Corn syrup. That's what you're feeding your baby.
00:32:02.220
I want to know the longterm effects that that has on your child. Obesity and bone loss. Right. Which
00:32:06.720
is also when you're obese, you can't absorb vitamin D as well because you need more of it and it's harder
00:32:11.660
for your body to retain it. And you're more likely to pick up viruses. Yay. I think though,
00:32:16.200
like the biggest thing for me from all of this is like, it's just kind of scary, uh, that we need
00:32:21.160
to buy supplements in order to get enough nutrients because supplements are a privilege. Like they're
00:32:27.080
expensive. I know you can buy cheaper ones, but also you don't know what's in them. Like that's
00:32:31.080
the thing. And there's fillers and all sorts. You don't know who's like, it's not like you can just
00:32:34.620
pick up an apple and eat it. And you're like, this is an apple. I'm getting some vitamin A or
00:32:37.820
whatever the heck is. Yeah. And you, you have no way of knowing how your body's actually absorbing
00:32:41.960
it because like, you know, I've recently learned that if you have a liquid form of your vitamin
00:32:46.960
or something along those lines, like a little thingy, you know, it, it, your body absorbs
00:32:51.460
it better than when you swallow a pill. So it's like, geez louise. And chewing, like people
00:32:56.640
argue that eating fruits and vegetables is better because you're, you're, the absorption starts
00:33:02.300
in your mouth. And that's true. Except if the orange you're eating has no vitamins in it
00:33:06.780
or very, very few, you'd have to eat so many just to get what you're getting out of this little pill.
00:33:10.680
But it's like, it is so unfortunate that we have to turn to like big business to get the nutrients
00:33:17.480
that we need. We should just be getting from our food. Yeah. It's just, I don't know. Just,
00:33:22.860
it's just, it's something to think about, I think. And I think there's a lot of research that needs
00:33:26.740
to be done into the vitamin industry specifically. Cause I, I find myself becoming more and more of a
00:33:31.960
skeptic of any, anything that's being sold to me at this point. I don't know. They're like, stay out
00:33:37.720
of the sun. Yeah. I remember during the peak COVID when everyone was locked in their homes and it's
00:33:42.480
like, shouldn't I go outside and get some fresh air and like maybe a little vitamin D? They're
00:33:45.860
like, no, you'll die. It's like, do you want me to die? Yeah. You want me to stay home and eat
00:33:50.140
canola oil, Uber eat, but you don't want me to go outside. And die from lack of sun. Yes. Like
00:33:55.040
color. And go crazy from lack of interaction with other human beings. Like it's, it's super
00:34:00.060
sus. It's all kind of sus. And that's, I guess maybe the point of just bringing this topic up
00:34:04.920
to y'all. Cause it just, I don't really know what. Do your own research. Yeah, of course. And listen
00:34:09.100
to your body. Yeah. If you're not feeling like you have neutral, like remember we talked about
00:34:13.600
Miley Cyrus and she. The veganism. Yeah. Yeah. Like she was a vegan for many years and she had a moral
00:34:19.040
reason to do it. She's an animal activist, which I totally get. Like, I don't want to eat farm
00:34:23.800
processed meat, even though I do like I, it sucks. And it morally, it morally weighs on me. But
00:34:31.860
if I'm not getting the nutrients I need from like a vegan diet, you'll die. You'll feel it. Yeah.
00:34:36.780
She said to her, she had brain fog and she was feeling like emotionally unstable and she was
00:34:40.180
bad for your mental health. Yeah. Exactly. So like you listen to your body. I know people who are
00:34:44.020
vegetarians who are thriving on a vegetarian diet because their body like literally is just
00:34:48.080
made up differently. Exactly. Yeah. No, for sure. Yeah. Everyone's different. And I just,
00:34:52.440
yeah, it's just, it's just some food for thought. Mostly I think. Ha. And some vitamins for thought.
00:34:57.580
Yeah. But you should probably take vitamin D. Not that I'm a doctor. Yeah. And go outside,
00:35:01.340
please. And go for a walk. Get some sun. Okay. Well, I think that's the sure. Yeah. Right.
00:35:05.660
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