Proof Science Lied： Men Are An Underclass & Discriminated
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Summary
In this episode, we cover a number of studies that have attempted to cover up the gender differences in males and females, and discuss how the studies are often misreported and covered up, as well as the discrimination against women in these studies.
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hello simone i'm excited to be here with you today today we are going to be going over a number of
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studies that reportedly were looking into gender differences in males and females and basically
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found that men have it significantly worse than women and men attempted to cover it up what and
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we're going to be yeah so on the subreddit because for people to know the base camps i read it still
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it looks like reddit like heavily throttled it at one point to try to block it but it's still huge
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it's still bigger than asthma gold or joe rogan so even with the throttling we're doing really well
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which i love and i regularly find great posts in it and this was from a post in it where they list
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a number of studies and they go through how the studies try to cover things up and then i use
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i sort of try to check this with ai to see like which of these are accurate representations of
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study and where has this post of anywhere taken liberties with the information so that we can be
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as steel manned as we can and to try to get an accurate vision into just how much the the data
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is being manipulated and i think this is what people feel like scientists are the the the enemy of men
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what you mean contemporary scientists because no no these studies go back a ways so these studies go
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back to like the 80s okay that's all right i'm thinking of the 1880s malcolm they they were pretty
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cool and i gotta be pretty autistic and fabulous so don't don't come from a gentleman scientist
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okay okay when is modern science going to find a cure for a woman's mouth
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don't worry that's just a fancy doctor word for your brain is broken unfortunately there's no field of
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medicine that deals with the brain but i can give you a pamphlet for a cult
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dr spaceman and no this is horrifying another study i learned about that i actually hadn't heard
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about i don't know how i hadn't heard about this from the subreddit uh and i double checked to make
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sure it's real it's a real study so this was a 2006 study published in nature and it looked at men
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and women playing an economic game a version of the prisoner's dilemma with two actors one who played
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fairly and one who cheated unfairly participants were then placed in an fmri scanner and observed
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the actors receiving painful electric shocks to their hands brain scans measured empathetic responses
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in pain related areas like the anterior insular and anterior cingulate cortex and reward areas like
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the nucleus succumbus key findings when fair players non-cheaters were shocked both men and women
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showed activation in empathy related brain areas indicating distress or shared pain however when unfair
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players cheaters were shocked women still showed empathy related activation distress but when men uh
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men reduced the empathy that they showed and showed some activation in their reward centers seeking
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pleasure from seeing the bad guy punished justice yeah we look at something and we're like how can you
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want to help these scam artists the you know the illegal immigrants etc right and because at first i'm
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like well maybe you could picture that they're not actually just like purely negative actors stealing
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from like orphans and the poor like the somali you know right so you're saying that many of the people
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who are will say protesting both ice arrest but also specifically ice arrests that have been ramped up in
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response to widespread coverage of somali daycare fraud and transport fraud it's not because they don't
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believe the fraud is real it's that they still feel just as much for the people who are stealing money
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from orphans and the poor billions of dollars right tens of billions of dollars they feel just as much
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empathy for those people as they do for well i guess they don't feel empathy for the people who were stolen
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from because to them they're just like faceless mobs right like they they they are in they were the
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people who were stolen from they in as long as their residents they were well unless they're not
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in that money that money was earmarked for daycare citizens the poor orphan well yeah and for public
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transport and for autism services as well and it's not just that this money is being wasted it's that
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parents of actually autistic children have a very difficult time in getting past wait lists for autistic
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services because of things like this so it's very annoying you're very annoying anyway so that i
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thought was interesting because it gives me a better insight into what these karens are actually thinking
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and why autistic women who think more like men may not have this i'd be very interested if they did it
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to you someone i think you would the the the cheaters you wouldn't mind them them getting comeuppance
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but i thought that was an interesting study to start here that one was not a misreported study
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so now i want to get to the the body of the post here okay all right so studies that expect to find
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discrimination against women often find discrimination against men instead oh by the way for the the reddit
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if anyone's willing to be a mod reach out to us we need more mods for the subreddit it helps if you
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are a part of the community and we can bet you in any way to make sure you're not going to go crazy
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and thanks to those of you who did reach out and are helping yeah we just really appreciate it
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we don't really have rules it's just like don't get it banned that's the goal so like you know
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no threatening to murder people or mention other subreddits you can't even mention that you were
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banned from other subreddits which i didn't realize was such a strict rule on reddit really yeah oh well
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so he goes sometimes they take it gracefully and report it in their results in good faith but other
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times they make excuses for it and we'll try to cover it up the following is a list of 13 examples ranging
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from hiring discrimination domestic violence education discrimination and child custody
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discrimination so a study about employment discrimination against women and mothers
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instead uncovered discrimination against men and fathers one study on hiring discrimination looked at
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the effects of marriage and parental status on a person's hiring prospects they expected to find
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discrimination against women and against mothers specifically what they found instead was that in
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every cohort women were preferred over men whether single married childless or with children instead
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of reporting on this novel finding they instead went in detail about how pregnant women are often
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discriminated against non-pregnant women which they tried to frame as being sexist against women
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the fact that they found that women were preferred over men is buried inside the body of the study
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buffered by hand wavy remarks about how pregnant women still face other difficulties related to employment
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the universal basic income research where in the end they found that it really didn't help people
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but what they ended up reporting on was oh people say they feel a lot better and they took more leisure time
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like they just reported the the two things that they did find that could plausibly send the message
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they wanted to send and just neglected to highlight the other elements of it
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yeah so this study specifically what they're talking here is is becker fernandez and weishman 2019
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discrimination in hiring based on potential and realized fertility evidence from a large scale field
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experiment labor economics that's where it's published and if you put an ai on this the ai is funny in the way
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it tries to get around it it's like well this study was more about how whether being pregnant affects
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things and the other findings weren't as important and it's like okay so this is accurate he reported
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it correctly and they just were and he points out that it almost sounds salty that the data didn't
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come out the way they wanted to how much they focus on just the pregnant months yeah
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so then a study on domestic violence against women finds that men are more likely to be victims than
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women a 2005 study on domestic violence wrote their entire abstract in a way that implies that domestic
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violence is significantly worse against women than men but the actual body of their research reports
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the exact opposite of that a fact that other researchers eventually discovered and wrote about
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while not strictly about discrimination they are guilty of expecting to find that things were worse
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for women when in reality it's men who appear disproportionately affected and this was 2007
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women who perpetuate intimate partner violence a review of the literature with recommendation for
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treatment aggressive behavior and then a the the the offending study that lied about this uh 2005
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gender and the seriousness of assault on intimate partners and their victims journal of marriage and
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family so what what actually happened in this study this one is a bit more nuanced this examines the
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seriousness of assault injuries etc and finds male intimate partner assaults often are more serious
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or severe than female ones though some effects align with general violence patterns so basically what
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they're saying here and what they they did not like is they're saying well the effects of the abuse
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are worse when it's men doing it and it's like well no duh men are stronger women are weaker right like
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am i allowed to say that i don't know they're gonna get clipped out and they're gonna be like
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how dare he i saw a strong woman once i saw a strong how can he say women are weaker when a strong woman exists
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but anyway you you know you know how they argue oh my gosh that pomegranate juice that was foaming like
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that you were right it was fermented i can feel the effects of the alcohol oh my god
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is that safe to drink accidentally home fermented
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i only stopped drinking it because it had so many whoa that is strong
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anyway as your mom would say not gonna lie i feel a little tipsy you are in for it mr oh my goodness gracious
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if people know when i drop something because i stopped drinking on screen if i see if they see
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me drinking something that looks purple like this it's pomegranate juice and i guess this one
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that was it foamed a ton and i was like i mean did it taste good was it it tasted vinegary and pomegranate
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which works actually so well i mean i guess if things ever get real rough i i know we did just
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have a blizzard we're shut in here you know if you run out of no not just having a foam to create like a
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champagne taste as well no i mean posh posh yeah i mean i'm just gonna stick to my what am i on now
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just five ounces of vodka to get a tiny bit tipsy i'm glad you're getting something out of just a few
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sips of off pomegranate pomegranate juice you really have cut down if that's getting you going
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so what the the actual study showed was that yes women do it more but it's less severe when women do it
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which like okay i get the nuance but like that's something that that's the more interesting finding
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and then they go to the 1975 national family violence survey uncovered higher rates of abuse
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against men the very first large-scale federal study of domestic violence in the united states
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was carried out by researchers who expected to find higher rates of female victimization compared
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to male victimization the results of the study showed that slightly more men than women were
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victims of domestic violence including severe forms of domestic violence so this one showed the opposite
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on severe forms of domestic violence two of these researchers maurian strauss and susan streitzman
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spent the rest of their careers researching this phenomenon and discovering this streitzman in
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particular was the first researcher to coin the battered husband syndrome back in 1977 a concept
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that would eventually be co-opted by feminists during the 1980s and derided as a myth when applied to
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men early cts and so what ai is saying here also i'd note here because i was a little worried that we
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were going to have obviously jewish names on all of these and and even the based ones include obviously
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jewish researchers right they're on both sides of this guys the the you got it you got a a schleitzman
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here who's who's showing that men get abused by women too so as i point out they're just overrepresented
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in sort of all educated things but i i understand how people get into sort of a noticing pattern
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recognition mindset so what ai said when i was like it's it's this true
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two of those researchers moray strauss and susan streitzman i'm not gonna let something go to
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waste i'm like you she went oh no you're taking after me now this is spoiled almond butter that
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made her horribly sick like she thought she had a really bad flu and then it turned out she was
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just eating spoiled nuts and we found the culprit and then she finished with it like
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she's freaking mau mau for a repository diary it came up she admitted it to me afterwards because we
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were watching that show and she goes i sympathize so much and now she's thinking i don't let things
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go to waste either we'll see how actively sick it ends up making me and then i can make decisions
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about drinking spoiled juices in the future yeah experimentation is always worthwhile
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yeah it doesn't cause permanent serious damage so be careful two of the researchers moray strauss and
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actually i should not have any more of that that's a mistake please don't yeah please stop i i can
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handle it i i don't one you don't have my pain tolerance so that and also two you don't have my stomach
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so also that no okay don't so early cts based surveys like strauss and gals found rough gender
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symmetry in perpetration rates sometimes slightly higher for men as victims in minor violence contrary
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to expectations strauss 2010 argues denial of symmetry persisted this is a real debated area in dv
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research feminist critiques argue cts overcount situational violence and undercounts coercive
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control slash severity where women predate as perpetrators or predominate as perpetrators piously
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and others faced backlash okay so basically i do because i've actually read this research he
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they are slightly misstating it yes men face slightly more but we're talking like insignificantly
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slightly more abuse than than women face in terms of the directionality of the abuse in male female
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relationships this gets more interesting when you're talking about same-sex women and same-sex
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male relationships where same-sex women relationships are much more abusive than same-sex male relationships
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although the most abusive are bisexual relationships which watch our video on like bisexuals what's wrong
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with you because like all of the stats are off the charts when you're dealing with bisexuals i i
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always thought they would be like between straight people and gays but it's like no they're like a more
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extreme version of gayness with like any any negative way that gayness affects your wife bisexual affects
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it about twice as much but even being an abuser but the the it is a bit of an over claim to say too much
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and i think it's it's easier to just be like the shocking thing is that the rates were about equal
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what i find uniquely hilarious and i think it shows why it is so dangerous to get married to somebody who
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doesn't disavow feminism is the sociopathy with the way that feminists handle this to say that
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feminist critiques argue cts over over counts situational violence when women do it it's just
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situational violence they're just angry they're just no they're just hangry okay yeah they're just
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hysterical they're on their period it's situational i mean i do see how this could happen though because
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i think women feel like they have impunity so i i just feel like from a let's say you are a male or
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a female and you're equally mad and in exactly the same situation you are more likely to actually express
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violent behavior as a woman because you feel as though you have more impunity and you're also aware
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of the fact that technically speaking on average you are going to do less damage i think men are aware
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of the fact that they they can really really really hurt someone if they don't control themselves and
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they fly into a rage whereas a woman who flies into a rage against a man is not as likely and she's aware
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of this to get so out of control that physically she will permanently harm or or break bones or things
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like that right it's it's just physically harder for a woman who's completely blind with rage and acting
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physically to cause the same amount of damage look at this woman talking here look look at her def you
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you defending abusive women oh god no i'm no i'm explaining why i think women do this as much
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as they do because because it's it still surprises me because i think women are more conflict avoidant
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in general aren't they right especially because they have testosterone where does the concept of
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the karen come from they're much i mean here but the karen is famous for attempting to exert force
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through appeals to authority not through her her own physical action i feel like i don't know no karen's
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become violent like really frequently in videos that i've seen yes i know i know this is going to be a
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whole nother repeat of simone sides with bear simone sides with no i love that i have my she's just too
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autistic to be to not i'm trying to think through it but i i think i don't never mind pretend i didn't say
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anything oh wow bear she chose the bear he chose the man oh guys i get it okay i need to warn our
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audience who is now obviously and i think rightfully scared of what i have to go through in this
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relationship that simone almost never beats me and that i live a a life without any fear of regular
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beatings i'm sure you feared for my life when you accidentally dipped your hand into my popcorn
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dish yesterday and i flew off my hand i was genuinely i was like oh no i'm sorry i really am sorry about
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that i felt bad after i touched her popcorn and i thought it was for the kids so i was like oh i'll have
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awesome before i come for my popcorn come for my popcorn and i got in between an autist and her
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popcorn and like a snarling the like like a lion or something i could see the it was it was you know in
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the nature documentaries when the one lion comes in and like tries to eat the other lions kill and it's
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not ready to get that yeah it gets that like like what are you thinking never mind i take back what i
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said it makes perfect sense that this many women are the aggressors i i was wrong she did by the way
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actually like did you did you like grab my hand or something no i didn't no i just i i said a thing
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that your mom used to often say yeah yeah so even when you're really mad you don't like hit me or
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anything so i i get away without the aggression fortunately i did get hit very aggressively by
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multiple of our children yesterday they are larger now and i hadn't thought through how much making them
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love fighting me is going to become a problem as they become incrementally larger and now as a group
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can take me down yeah because they fight very gently with each other they do not fight gently
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with malcolm they just that's when they that's when they don't pull punches it's when they don't they
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they play for keeps he is a literal punching bag yeah i'm literally like how hard can i get hurt
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that's because they respect you so much and you're you're their strong safe place so of course there's
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nothing they could ever do that would hurt you because you can defeat krampus you can defeat the
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basilisk you can defeat wendigos right so of course they could never hurt you
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it's logical of god am i defending i'm defending abusers what is wrong with me
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woman defends a bear you see the bear and you immediately rush well come on look at this little
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bear how can i not side with bears when i always maybe the bear was hungry maybe he was hungry maybe
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that's why he ate the family i hate that i'm sitting here just proving all you're actually like
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the police at at a bears invaded somebody's house this is you're defending the bear and the episode
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where the bear was living in the guy's house in california the government would let him evict it
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and your response to this horrifying scenario was like the guy isn't trying
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not enough oh my god and yesterday my dad was saying that coyote cubs that the mother had set
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her cubs loose and that the coyote cubs had eaten nine of their chickens and i was like well at least
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the coyote cubs aren't hungry what again what is yes this is a very female response i guess right that that
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well i'm sure the person who did the damage needed to do it but then i guess it goes to show what a
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feminized take it is when you hear anyone saying something like well the person who stole my bike
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i'm sure they needed it more when really no these are actually not to use more leftist terms but these
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are larger systemic problems when someone steals your bike they're not actually riding their your bike to
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their job that they're working hard at to feed their family no it's part of this massive bike
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trafficking chain that is run largely by one man based in mexico and there's an amazing i think
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planet money episode about it again to reference leftist media but and this whole thing is yeah i
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always give the reference to the bash the stampede you know quote about not knives argument was was
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fast which i always thought was so interesting there was a villain's argument against the hero when the
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villain was clearly in the right in this argument that you know you can't save both the spider and
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the butterfly if you save the butterfly eventually the fighter is going to starve you know you have to
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be decisive and choose one in the same way that like i didn't want to kill the spider i wanted to save them
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both what are you talking about unless the spider caught the butterfly it would die of starvation anyway
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you can't save both don't you know that it's not right to make that choice so easily both of
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them are living creatures knives so you should but i'm not wrong about this realm if you just keep
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saving the butterflies the spiders will die yes but wanting to save both is just a naive contradiction
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and what would you have rather had us do just stand and think about it in the meantime while we do
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that the spider eats the butterfly what's wrong with you knives don't you understand i wanted to
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save both of them you idiot don't make any sense bash we can't live in a world where sometimes a karen
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isn't shot and ice officers are harassed either ice offices are inconvenienced or we don't get to shoot
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karen's and i don't i don't understand by the way i'm joking here she literally hit a law enforcement
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agent with her car and the other guy literally attacked a police officer while he was armed
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holding a gun right like yeah they may have knocked the gun out of his hand first but you ask anyone hey
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if you attack a law enforcement officer while armed what do you think is the most likely outcome of that
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you get shot yeah you get shot and and shocked pikachu face from the left right now
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but the the point here being is is there are bad actors in society and we have to address them you
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know like and i think that they're outing themselves and i think we need to be societally as aggressive
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towards them as they were towards us on the let's call them the capitol building protest day
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when a bunch of our side ended up in jail for like eight years for stuff way less bad than is happening
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at ice protests right now right like they're throwing bricks at like passerby cars that aren't even involved
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in this it could easily end up killing someone right like this is horrifying what's being done we've had
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multiple instances of them opening up shootings i love that there was that one where everyone was
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like oh there's the shooting at the ice detention facility can you believe how evil right wingers this
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was right after and i think the charlie kirk shooting it was a few days after that and everyone
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was like the right does shootings too and then it turned out it was leftists trying to shoot the
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detention agents they just missed and shot the detainees and nobody ever talked about it again after that
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because obviously the left wing shooting attempt that's just another day in the the city right now
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right like we just expect that like oh some trans person tried to shoot people again nice to meet
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you listen if you ever need anybody murdered please give me a call you're giving him a card i have no
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code of ethics i will kill anyone anywhere children animals old people doesn't matter i just love killing
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you okay so to continue here 2010 30 years of denying the evidence on gender symmetry and partner
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violence implications for the prevention of treatment this is about the the research we're talking about
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about above so related to this is the fact that aaron prisley discovered the same thing on the ground
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after opening the world's first domestic violence center for women in britain all of the relevant
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parties here took this in stride and bravely went against the status quo so so like when they tried to
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open this they found oh about half the people who are coming are men in some instances they even
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received death threats and bomb threats from feminists for trying to help men all three are widely
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celebrated in the men's rights movement oh my gosh but this is wild here that you open a domestic
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violence shelter you allow it to sometimes help men and feminists will threaten to bomb you when they
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say and they get mad at you for saying all lives matter they really do not mean oh well it's just we
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need to focus on this discriminated group they really do not believe all lives matter all victims matter it is
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some lives are more equal than others and the reason they had to remake that movie is so that you
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wouldn't know the the context of what is meant by that that when somebody wait animal farm was remade
00:27:40.640
are you saying that oh yeah they remade it they remade it and what was funny is it was remade by a
00:27:45.040
christian company that like did a lot of christian shows before okay and they made the core bad guy not
00:27:50.960
the pigs but a stand-in for elon musk who drove like a cyber truck are you serious capitalist and we're
00:28:02.080
and humans working together all animals are equal but some are more equal than others
00:28:14.080
let's have no one do that again animal farm a cautionary tales yes should we have done an
00:28:21.360
episode on this i thought that this was too saturated in the right-wing media that i didn't even wait this
00:28:26.240
happened recently it's like a it's last month or like a two months ago okay i sorry i this is my
00:28:34.000
first time hearing about it okay that's wild i guess in it yeah life it's live action no no he plays
00:28:48.880
wait so if it's anti-capitalist then how never mind wait let's not go down that rabbit hole let's keep
00:28:54.800
talking about well actually i do need you because i haven't mentioned this point on the show in a
00:28:59.840
while and i used to mention a lot and it's something that people really need to get okay the gay pride
00:29:05.680
flag okay it meant everyone under the rainbow every color stood for like our liberty etc it wasn't like
00:29:14.640
you know gays lesbians whatever yeah it's not like male male attracted people
00:29:20.720
people are represented only by the rainbow spectrum and then no one else it meant inclusivity that was
00:29:28.960
the entire point of putting the rain saying everyone under the rainbow the progress pride flag or as we
00:29:38.240
call it on this show the colonizers flag they took the flag that meant inclusivity and literally started
00:29:46.880
defacing it with additional signs for specific groups so a flag that meant equality was literally
00:29:57.760
defaced with signs to say but yes but these groups need to be more equal than other groups and which
00:30:06.560
groups is it it is brown and black people and trans people it is literally there could not be a more
00:30:14.080
perfect representation of the urban monoculture of its conquest over cultural institutions when it
00:30:22.080
hangs it from a institution it's saying i conquered this then that black and we need to recognize it
00:30:27.760
for what it is it is a defaced sign of inclusivity and the reason why that's not obvious to people is
00:30:34.000
because the lesson of animal farm is no longer top of mind for people whenever somebody says well but
00:30:39.920
some groups are more equal than others you need to be like well wait a second here that's literally
00:30:44.400
just animal farm okay while there are a few quote-unquote honest studies out there the most well
00:30:49.520
known okay sorry several studies on sexual assaults have found near equal rates of male victimization
00:30:55.520
as female victimization while there are a few quote-unquote honest studies out there the most well-known
00:31:00.160
try to hide this fact in their research the primary strategy they use is to define female on
00:31:06.320
male grape as something else it's not great recently the cdc came under fire for this temple meyer 2014
00:31:14.160
the sexual victimization of men in america new data challenged old assumptions american journal of
00:31:19.600
public health no so this was funny i put this in ai and ai just goes accurate cdc niscv data shows
00:31:26.880
similar rates of made to penetrate for men versus great for women in some years but but i love that ai
00:31:35.120
always needs to sit for the other side but definitions differ grape often coded as penetration
00:31:40.320
of the victim well then he definitionally women can't do it i feel like the men can't be raped
00:31:48.400
argument is it hits me very similarly to the well women have a way to spontaneously abort pregnancies
00:31:56.160
they don't want argument like i'm sorry how does this make sense explain this to me but whatever
00:32:03.280
all right a study trying to prove that mothers are discriminated against in family court instead
00:32:09.680
found the exact opposite and then tried to hide it a study from late 1980 on child custody
00:32:14.800
discrimination expected to find discrimination against mothers and not fathers lol but it's i how
00:32:21.360
could you even think you were going to find that you'd have to be so dumb so cooked in the feminist
00:32:26.320
narrative to think that child custody courts don't discriminate against fathers but instead
00:32:31.440
discovered that men were six times less likely to gain custody compared to identically placed women
00:32:37.680
not only did their publication attempt to use dishonest statistical shenanigans to hide this
00:32:42.320
they tried to bury the raw data and prevent other researchers from double checking their findings
00:32:46.720
their study is still widely cited by researchers as well as by random people on the internet because it is
00:32:52.960
the only study that on the surface found discrimination against mothers in one meta study it sticks out like a
00:32:59.600
sore sum in comparison to around 10 other studies that found the exact opposite you can read the
00:33:05.280
meta study here and a list of sources on page 974 in the footnotes the meta study is beyond economic
00:33:12.800
fatherhood encouraging divorce fatherhood to parent and then the offending study was 1989 so keep in mind
00:33:19.600
this has been happening since the late 80s gender bias study of the court systems in massachusetts
00:33:24.320
so science has been cucked for a while the story of how one researcher discovered that the study was
00:33:29.600
fraudulent and how he came into possession of the raw data that they had tried to bury can be found here
00:33:34.880
1995 misrepresentation of gender bias in the 1989 report of the gender bias committee at the massachusetts
00:33:41.760
supreme judicial court breaking the science ooh maybe we could do an episode on that by the way an episode i just
00:33:47.360
cued up to work on is average racial attractiveness of men and women i've never seen somebody do a
00:33:55.520
breakdown of that and i are you just like are you just are you just gunning for a ban here
00:34:02.800
i i thought we were gonna try try to be good we just we can't help ourselves make this subjective i'm
00:34:11.440
gonna have a tier list that's done by scientists oh thank goodness that solves all of the problem
00:34:18.880
that is why not just fine fine fine fine well i think that some you know ethnicities get blurst
00:34:27.120
right like burst burst what is this blurst some ethnicities have a high
00:34:34.240
disparency between the males and the females attractiveness disparency discrepancy like for
00:34:40.000
example okay i am sorry you've been hit by poisoned fermented pomegranate juice we're seeing the signs
00:34:50.640
oh no shut up this is abuse this is what i deal with i i was just trying to save the family money
00:35:05.440
i can't feel my fingertips it's so cold in here and you're drinking expired pomegranate
00:35:19.440
oh god keep going so you're gonna do an episode on that yeah any any final thoughts here on the wait we're
00:35:27.520
not done yet oh god um so the the god actually i'm just gonna read an ai response here and you can
00:35:37.360
tell how much this is true from how much it tries to say it's not true and the ways it tries to say
00:35:42.560
it's not true okay this is a contested claim from men's rights sources a contested claim that doesn't
00:35:49.040
say it's not true the report stated fathers who actively seek custody get primary joint custody
00:35:55.040
around 70 of the time refuting pervasive maternal bias claims rosensell's critique argues the stat was
00:36:02.080
misleading eg didn't distinguish contested versus uncontested cases used a small sample of father's
00:36:09.360
thinking that is accurate then that's a very accurate contested contested contestation contestation
00:36:18.880
contestation meta-analysis and other studies show mothers will win most contested cases overall but
00:36:26.160
fathers who pursue aggressively often succeed at higher rates i highly doubt that not clear fraud but
00:36:32.640
selective presentation yes that's fraud come on but anyway to continue going here
00:36:37.600
unsubstantiated reports that women were being underrepresented in medical research has created
00:36:43.600
a large gap against male medical research the researchers in this case may not have a bias
00:36:50.240
but their research was conducted against a general assumption that medical research was unfairly focused
00:36:54.960
on men the complaints were loud enough to inspire research into the topic where it was quickly found
00:37:00.720
that far more interest and money was put into women's research than men's research including even in
00:37:06.880
areas where men are known to be affected more recently john oliver repeated these myths despite
00:37:12.480
some of his research being almost 20 years old now so this has been happening for a long time at this
00:37:16.800
point uh i mean most of the media coverage is about how all scientific research is oriented around
00:37:23.920
white men in their 20s and no other group is represented and i mean historically that has been a
00:37:28.720
serious problem hasn't it i mean it still is an issue it's been more of a problem that white people are
00:37:32.640
overrepresented but this is in part because we weren't allowed to do medical experimentations on
00:37:36.400
other groups after like tuskegee experiments and everybody getting their knickers in a twist
00:37:40.960
and so now most medical experiments are done on white people because nobody wants to say you did a
00:37:44.800
medical experiment on some other group and so they were given drugs that aren't good for them and
00:37:48.560
nobody cares nobody cares about use the word knickers in the same paragraph as tuskegee
00:37:54.720
experiment wait did i say the n-word you said knickers knickers close it's too close you can't do
00:38:02.000
that you can't sound like you were saying the other word that's why i said you can't use the word knickers
00:38:08.400
knickers okay god especially not when you're a little tipsy
00:38:16.800
recently bar this was 2001 did medical research routinely exclude women
00:38:22.480
an examination of the evidence epistemology and then john oliver repeats these in his in the myths
00:38:29.360
in his coverage of gender bias in the healthcare field men are human a study that's what the art
00:38:36.560
i think an article here men are human where they talk about and repeat john oliver showing stuff that is
00:38:42.480
untrue his show is just an entirely untrue show if you ever covered something that you know a lot about
00:38:48.080
it's it's basically just fiction a study expecting to find discrimination against girls in math and
00:38:55.680
science instead found that boys are discriminated against in literally every single subject before we
00:39:01.200
get to this one sometimes people will say like you guys make mistakes on your show too generally we try to
00:39:06.880
correct those mistakes in the next episode but the number one place if you actually look our con
00:39:11.200
our feed and you'll see people saying you made mistakes it's almost always people from a specific
00:39:17.920
religious community that i think are a note here i'm not talking about like it's always what we attack
00:39:24.800
a lot of religious community we we try to get based on a lot of traditional religious concepts on this
00:39:29.600
and it's typically them saying what you said about my community is not accurate or our history is not
00:39:37.600
accurate here and i think a reasonable person would either be like in some cases you're just nitpicking
00:39:43.440
and for the point of the point that they're making what they said was correct or you might be too biased
00:39:52.320
to see that they have a point on this stuff if we come across as broadly accurate when we're critiquing
00:39:57.760
other religious communities to you but just we only mess up with your community that's probably something to
00:40:03.680
dig into and where i've made mistakes on that like i did make some mistakes with the thomas aquinas and
00:40:09.040
augustus of hippo thing i try to not make those mistakes again and speak more clearly on those
00:40:14.560
specific points but anyway and we did accidentally mix up balsham tov and sabatai levy whatever in in
00:40:22.560
one episode so we we that that's the most embarrassing religious mix up i've ever made but to continue here
00:40:29.360
a study experimenting the find discrimination against girls in mass and science and okay
00:40:37.040
another study on educational discrimination expected to find discrimination against female students
00:40:41.520
in part to explain why girls struggle in massive science they instead found exactly the opposite of
00:40:46.160
this the male students were discriminated against in every subject including even mass and science
00:40:51.760
the study was honest in how they reported their results though and the researchers were humble enough
00:40:56.960
to admit that they expected to find different results in the abstract and then i asked an ai about
00:41:01.680
this and it said accurate the experiment found a two-to-one preference for women over identically
00:41:06.400
qualified men in tenure track stem hires except when men were more accomplished researchers were
00:41:12.720
surprised by this and were honest and then in another study the one that they were just referencing here
00:41:18.080
in ai says accurate in israel blind grading removing names show teachers are biased against boys in all
00:41:25.520
subjects and in this this myth that even in subjects where girls typically outperform boys the gap is
00:41:33.600
widened when teachers know that boy they're there to send a young boy to a school is just wild you
00:41:38.000
know we've taken ours out and now seeing that there's like games that he can play that just like do school
00:41:46.000
2000 hitting milestones way faster yeah if if you are if you have a boy in school especially a young boy
00:41:53.440
a young active boy and you could feasibly possibly homeschool him maybe because you work from home
00:42:00.640
cannot recommend it enough stick him in front of a computer all day
00:42:03.760
well on a treadmill desk that is underrated standing desks and treadmill desk for kids i'm
00:42:10.000
discovering highly underrated yeah do 2008 do gender stereotypes reduce girls or boys human capital
00:42:19.120
outcomes guidance from a natural experiment journal of public economics an unpublished experiment meant
00:42:25.120
to find discrimination against women in stem instead found evidence of the opposite how could you
00:42:29.680
possibly think there was discrimination against women in stem you'd have to be so fem brain cooked to
00:42:33.920
the researcher masked the voices of candidates so that their gender wouldn't be known the idea was
00:42:38.320
that female candidates would do better than what they do when their gender is known she instead found
00:42:43.120
that gender in the blind process benefited men instead of women indicating that there was gender
00:42:48.320
discrimination against men she never followed through with a large scale study because the
00:42:52.720
researcher a feminist didn't get the results that she wanted from her preliminary trials
00:42:56.960
2016 this tool gender swaps the voices of tech job candidates here's what happened the washington
00:43:04.240
post so they ended up covering this and this is wild because it was a two to one difference
00:43:14.800
so many bad looks here yeah a study about employment discrimination in australia found evidence of
00:43:21.360
discrimination against men instead of women another study on gender blinding performed in
00:43:26.880
australia was meant to find discrimination against women but instead found discrimination against men
00:43:31.760
you know what's what's even worse about this is you can ask pretty much any man living in a developed
00:43:39.520
country these days and they'd be like well obviously like i've been living this but they are being
00:43:45.760
gaslit about it no you're not you're not you're the aggressor you're the patriarchy we need more
00:43:52.160
representation of women and everyone who's not you and that's i i i i i can only imagine what that is
00:44:00.320
like i i can i can i maybe slightly vicariously live that through you but it it must be incredibly
00:44:09.120
frustrating especially for young men who absolutely been living this and just everyone's like no no you're not
00:44:16.080
no no no i'm not discriminated and this is but the bear think of the bear i'm sorry i'm sorry i i
00:44:26.640
am part of the problem do i need to go on my apology tour now yeah you got to do your your you got to go
00:44:33.920
full plural davis all the way pro men she's she's very very pro men in her stuff she's the most pro
00:44:42.240
male person i have seen online more than any men's rights advocate that i have seen i i think i think
00:44:48.560
she can afford you know you can be that far when you're a woman so a widely cited study on orchestra
00:44:54.640
auditions supposedly found evidence of discrimination against women is flawed and may in fact show the
00:44:58.880
opposite the results were not statistically significant since the data was flawed to begin
00:45:03.360
with which is perhaps what allowed the original researchers to mold it to their predetermined
00:45:08.800
conclusions however it does support the idea that men are discriminated against a fact that shows up
00:45:15.760
in their data tables plain as day inside the study related vancouver symphony holds blind composition
00:45:23.520
competition causes outrage when all the women are male and mostly white vso promises to discriminate
00:45:29.840
against white males next year i remember when i saw that coming out on men's right stuff feminist
00:45:34.560
inspired investigations into pay discrimination against women at google and the bbc instead found
00:45:39.440
that men were being underpaid adding to these comments this brings the total up to 11. here we have
00:45:45.760
disa data differently women would actually be able to show that men are still out earning them and the
00:45:52.640
problem i i would imagine is that men are more qualified so that for for the same level of
00:45:58.560
qualification men are being paid profoundly less but men are probably still being paid more because
00:46:04.880
they're the vast majority like there there just are not enough women who are qualified in these
00:46:09.920
very highly paid roles if that makes sense yeah and the this is posted i guess i should say who posted it
00:46:14.720
xbox hacks or z is very reddit name how is reddit fun again base camp reddit is actually like i have
00:46:24.400
started checking reddit regularly again and i haven't done that in ages but i just do it on the base
00:46:28.640
camp sub the base camp because it's it's like you know kotaku in action but like 10 times as large
00:46:34.160
and and way more meaning i follow r out of the loop because it helps me understand what people think is
00:46:41.440
important in the media like topics that people want to have explained but then it also helps me
00:46:46.480
understand what the go-to leftist take on it is which is helpful you we'll say leftist center take yeah
00:46:51.840
my wife here watches mostly leftist media even yeah profoundly yeah you you watch this podcast
00:47:00.800
where they did an episode on us that was entirely wrong like you said they were the most factually
00:47:05.360
wrong anyone has ever been about us yeah a bit fruity with matt bernstein what that podcast i love i love
00:47:12.560
snark though so i think we might be the only like right-wing podcast where one of the hosts is actually
00:47:19.600
like really up with what's going on in left-wing media and yet doesn't even know standard right-wing
00:47:25.280
memes but like animal farm was remade and elon musk was made the villain
00:47:32.320
yeah that's that's christian media studio wow talk about actually a really fun thing happened
00:47:40.480
quite a win since you don't watch the game on media and i know actually we have a lot of listeners i do
00:47:46.080
not think watch the game or media so they're aware of a video game that's about medieval times it's
00:47:51.760
called i'm saying night's path looks really good okay anyway and it's really cool actually so they
00:47:56.880
made it super realistic about medieval times but then they included like monster type stuff in it but
00:48:03.440
only stuff that you would find in the illustrations in old manuscripts that's cool giant snails like killer
00:48:10.240
rabbits yeah like giant snails and killer rabbits that's awesome yeah like oh it was so fun and
00:48:16.960
somebody asked them they go are you gonna put something like lgbt in this game in one of the
00:48:22.800
comments that they're like no we won't use our game to push your agenda and the the lefties freaked out
00:48:29.120
about it and in the meantime there's this other game called a 1385 x lux or something basically takes
00:48:38.080
place in a similar time period but it's about a lesbian romance of a knight which you female
00:48:44.320
knight which never would have happened in this time period and don't have our come on i mean at
00:48:50.240
least there are it wasn't lesbian i mean you don't know that i think am i doing it again okay we need
00:48:58.000
to shut this down before i get incredibly devout and and all the chuds are going for this one game
00:49:03.440
it's doing what is more lesbian than a nunnery malcolm just because and then they complain that
00:49:09.360
they made the love interest in the other night's game they go she looks too clean and makeup and
00:49:14.560
basically pretty to be a medieval woman and they're like oh i thought you were going to say to be a
00:49:18.560
lesbian oh why did i just say that no this is not the lesbian the the lesbian looks dirty and ugly
00:49:25.120
i'm talking about the love interest in the game that everybody likes and so the the we're we're hoping
00:49:30.960
we're going to begin to see a resurgence of of good media you just need my project of making
00:49:38.080
minneanapolis 2026. that's where they're fighting right now minneanapolis right yeah minneanapolis by
00:49:44.720
the way would you mind getting the kids because i can't bear to go outside again okay i'll go get the
00:49:49.440
kids do you want me to do you want me to call yeah great i love you very much and this is insane and i've
00:49:56.720
i've stepped in it too many times for us to keep recording plus it's late so right this is bears
00:50:01.920
i gotta make a song about simone and bears look at the middle of the good spirit though
00:50:08.400
he needs you to side with him yes look at his face he's like this woman this is me
00:50:16.160
what is going on sir yeah look he's never seen himself i think he's like whoa no he likes looking
00:50:30.320
at himself in the mirror do you see yourself no i don't know i don't know what's going on but anyway
00:50:37.600
yes please i will i will call and thank you and i love you
00:50:46.720
in the woods so deep and dark simone walks alone at night she meets a random grizzly there
00:50:55.120
under pale moonlight the man might talk my charm might lie might cause a fright but the bear just
00:51:03.600
roars and hugs real tight what a lovely sight oh simone oh simone you chose the bear
00:51:12.960
over every man out there without a care you'll replace the guys with paws and fur so fine
00:51:22.160
simone's got a new love story her sign valentine
00:51:33.680
malcolm asked why pick the beast he's wild and full of claws she smiles and says he's honest dear
00:51:42.000
no no hidden flaws no text at 3 a.m no games no endless calls just honey pots and forest walks answering
00:51:53.040
nature's calls oh simone oh simone you chose the bear ditching dudes without a prayer it's really rare
00:52:03.280
you'll trade you'll trade the patriarchy for a furry friend simone's new boyfriend's got four legs in the end
00:52:20.000
now malcolm's left to wonder why she sides with claws and teeth while he's out here defending men grinding
00:52:28.640
his teeth beneath she'll picnic with the big old brooch air salmon from the stream and whisper you're more
00:52:37.360
predictable than any man's bad dream maybe one day she'll come back home with bear hugs for the crew
00:52:48.480
but till then she's dancing wild where the tall pines grew malcolm sings this silly tune half laughing half in fear
00:53:09.200
with one big fuzzy deer oh simone oh simone oh simone you chose the bear
00:53:20.240
now the forest is your love affair beyond compare goodbye to boys hello to paws and growly flair