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00:13:46.000Okay, so would you say that cheating is like fairly normal and it always happens?
00:13:49.000I wouldn't say it always happens but I would say that you know I feel like in this culture and society today it's more accepted and it's more accepted to fix the relationship after like a cheating scandal or you know you want to cooperate with your partner a little bit more I'm a little bit different if you violate my boundary in that aspect you're not faithful to me like I'm being faithful to you then I don't think there's a need to pursue the relationship it's not fair It's definitely done.
00:14:17.000I feel like if I'm trying to give you, like, you don't have to give 100% every day.
00:15:41.000What if he had told you up front, like, hey, look, and you were successful, hey, I want multiple women.
00:15:45.000Would have you been okay with that or no?
00:15:46.000Or is it the deception that pissed you off?
00:15:48.000I mean, if at that time I was interested in pursuing a relationship where it was open and we weren't serious like that, I didn't think that I would pursue a monogamous relationship with that person, then maybe I would be open to that.
00:15:59.000But if I genuinely loved that person, I felt like I could pursue a connection, I'm too greedy.
00:22:53.000So you take on, I'm assuming the business proposition is you take on the liability of owning the practice or whatever and they just work under there so they don't have to work.
00:23:01.000I own the practice but I'm also a CMA so I do some of the medical procedures when I have to.
00:23:06.000Like I get my hands dirty but I'm pretty much the owner.
00:23:22.000I teach people how to do the injections, we teach them to get the licenses, to learn how to do all this stuff, and also how to open a medical spa with all the compliance and everything.
00:23:44.000Highest education level completed for you?
00:23:46.000Associate's degree, but then I dropped out and I never finished because I went to school for dental hygiene and I totally didn't want to do that anymore.
00:24:45.000I wasn't sure if you meant Cali, Mexico.
00:24:47.000Oh no no, California, LA. So he was out there and like when COVID happened he got on a flight for $20 and he came to Florida and then the whole world shut down because we were open still here on the East Coast.
00:25:00.000Everywhere shut down and then Florida and Atlanta was still like open but then we ended up closing a week later.
00:25:05.000Now I'm curious, who makes more, you or him?
00:25:13.000We have a three-year-old son, and I'm so proud because my man was making like 200k before we met, like working at the most prominent restaurant in Beverly Hills, and he sacrificed that to follow me.
00:26:13.000I think that he's way more of a man than anyone I've ever met because he can sacrifice his life to stay at home with our son because the most important thing, yes, is the mother, but having a father figure for your child?
00:27:14.000Even after a kid, when you think, oh my god, the stress, and it could get stressful, especially when you have, like, a toddler at this age, but we're obsessed with each other.
00:42:07.000And we'll start here and then work our way back this way.
00:42:09.000So, ladies, the way the question goes is, first question will start, you know, on one side, then the next question will be the second side.
00:42:14.000So we'll start over here first, so we'll start back this way.
00:42:17.000So, I've been giving this question a lot of thought, you know, a lot of...
00:42:22.000Thinking has gone into it, and basically the question I want to ask for everybody here, and it's a really good question, is, see, we're facing a crisis as a country.
00:42:37.000It seems like there's a gender divide that's a political divide now.
00:42:43.000Young men are going in the direction of Republican, and young women are going in the direction of Democrat.
00:42:48.000So for the first time in history, maybe, men and women are being polarized on political lines.
00:42:54.000And that's, you know, before, there was always political divisions in society.
00:42:58.000So you had a household, the whole household would be one way, posing one would be another way.
00:43:03.000So men and women were not polarized politically, right?
00:43:06.000So the question is, how does that get solved?
00:43:10.000It seems like there's a breakdown of the ability for the two to communicate and that's leading to, you know, in my view that's leading to a system that's taking advantage of a cultural divide Which is ultimately always going to be producing the same outcome anyway.
00:43:26.000But, you know, it's just producing so many people enthusiastic about, you know, Democrats or Republicans, people who don't necessarily represent their best interests, but they're just doing it for cultural reasons.
00:43:37.000So what do you think the root causes of that and how that can be addressed?
00:44:29.000He was basically saying that there is a gender divide, especially with younger people, along political lines.
00:44:37.000Men tend to be more Republican, women tend to be more Democratic.
00:44:39.000So men tend to lean right, while women tend to lean left.
00:44:43.000Then he says, how do we solve ideological differences between men and women in the United States, and where do you think it comes from?
00:44:51.000You know, I think the second part is kind of hard to answer off rip, but I would definitely say for the first part, I think the differences in ideology come from the party line differences.
00:45:00.000You know, the GOP is really rooted in conservatism, traditionalism, and I think that patriarchy and traditionalism have a lot of overlap because patriarchy is a traditional system that we've had.
00:45:11.000So, I think that men and women both have an interest in upholding patriarchy, which, you know, is a whole discussion, but I think men are more conscious of their own interest in upholding patriarchy because it benefits them.
00:45:24.000And so, I think that patriarchy is better upheld by the Republican Party.
00:45:27.000Not that it's not upheld by the Democratic Party, it definitely is, but I think that the Republican Party actually holds publicly the interests of patriarchy.
00:45:35.000So I think that that's why a lot of men gravitate towards the Republican Party because it upholds things that have always benefited them and would continue to benefit them.
00:45:45.000So you think the patriarchy benefits men?
00:45:48.000I think the patriarchy benefits everybody that participates in it to a degree, and it also hurts people who participate in it to varying degrees.
00:46:27.000Well, because it seems to me that whether we're talking Republican or Democrat, but especially Republican because they're more overt about this, it seems like their policies are meant to actually benefit the small, small minority of old men that have already gotten to the top.
00:46:52.000So how is it patriarchy if the majority of men don't have any stake in it?
00:46:55.000No, that's actually exactly what I mean when I say that whether or not it benefits everybody, everybody participates in patriarchy because it's been the default.
00:47:05.000Like, we all have to participate in capitalism because it's what we've been given, and we all want to be successful and Quite frankly, I think that that's why a lot of us ladies are here right now.
00:47:14.000We're probably a little nervous about how this is going to go, but we want the opportunity.
00:47:21.000But, you know, to say that there's not a barrier to men and women having that discussion, I mean, I think that's why we're here, because there is that barrier.
00:47:28.000But to your point, patriarchy does not benefit men as much that are not in that range, right?
00:47:35.000I'm just saying, like, how has the current...
00:47:38.000How have the Republicans, and this applies to Democrats too, because I'm not pro-Democrat, but it's like, how is it, if you're saying patriarchy is that, you know, it's benefiting men or whatever, like in what way specifically?
00:47:50.000Well, specifically, so as most recently, like the repealing of Roe v.
00:47:53.000Wade, you know, the idea that women can't make their own decisions about their bodily autonomy without men in charge making those decisions for them, or taking their choice away to make those decisions for themselves.
00:48:03.000I don't, I don't, I don't know how it's necessarily a male thing to, you know...
00:48:09.000Well, it's a majority male Supreme Court.
00:49:04.000Break it down patriarchy from the start, babes.
00:49:07.000Real quick, who agrees with her, by the way, just so I guess we might as well, who agrees with her on this, by the way, that men tend to lean more right and it's because of a patriarchy and the patriarchy inherently benefits men more than it benefits women?
00:49:29.000I don't think that men as a whole, in terms of American society, typically lean left or right, but in terms of patriarchy, yes, it's going to be for men.
00:49:51.000I think one of the basic things that you can learn from patriarchy is that the fact that all women take on their father's names.
00:50:07.000They take on their father's last name until this day and it's still continued because it's always been a patriotic Don't worry girls, I got you.
00:51:10.000Yeah, I mean, I'm just saying, like, you know, the thing about the last names, that's for certainty of the parent, you know, because when it was matrilineal, you didn't know who the father was a lot of the time, societies that were matrilineal.
00:51:23.000So when they started shifting to patrilineal, where they're recording, you know, the child based on their father, the father right is what they call it, That's because that establishes exactly who that belongs to, who the child belongs to.
00:51:35.000I mean, everyone knows who the mother is, basically, because of the labors of, you know, giving birth and being pregnant and stuff.
00:51:41.000And that establishes the certainty of the parentage.
00:51:43.000But, you know, I don't want to ramble on that.
00:51:45.000I just kind of want to narrow it down because it's like...
00:53:23.000So here's, I think it's kind of a false conflict, because it's like, Obviously women don't want to be more masculine and you know they don't necessarily it's not their thing because they're women but it's like would you do you think it's better if men today were to be more feminine?
00:53:40.000Not feminine exactly but More sensitive?
00:53:49.000I just think there's too much focus on the idea of men being masculine or men being feminine to begin with because I think a lot of the ways that we uphold the patriarchy is by making men feel like they have to be a certain way.
00:54:01.000And that's what I mean when I say patriarchy hurts everybody.
00:54:03.000When a man feels like he can't cry, he's a bitch.
00:54:05.000I don't know if I'm allowed to say it.
00:54:06.000I mean, look, I understand how that could apply to traditional cultures, you know, like Middle Eastern culture or something like that, but it's like in America, when I look at the things that are meant to influence young men that are like establishment kind of stuff, I mean, internet is a whole other story.
00:54:20.000The things that are being promoted by society, it really seems like almost all of it is in the opposite direction, really telling men, you know, okay, you need to, don't be a man anymore, wear dresses, yada, yada, yada.
00:54:34.000So, where is the pressure to be a man coming from in America today?
00:54:57.000The viewpoints that come from here, that's kind of a response to something that's been happening for a very long time, which was going unchallenged for, like, decades, you know, in the U.S. And...
00:55:10.000I'm talking about how it seems like there's this agenda to basically tell men that they should stop being masculine, they should stop being men, they should be more feminine, they should...
00:57:02.000You're not saying that they're fake, you're just saying that...
00:57:05.000Artificial in the sense that, like I said, it's not inherent, it's not connected to biology, and if we wanted to, we could change it.
00:57:11.000And to your point, that's what our generation is doing.
00:57:14.000Guys put on a dress to question this idea of masculinity that we have, and say it's not that you have to do this to be a man.
00:57:21.000You put a dress on and still be a man.
00:57:24.000Right, but why is there this assumption that being a man is based in, like, you want to emulate some kind of appearance rather than necessity?
00:57:32.000Like, for example, honor is born out of necessity.
00:57:34.000You can want to look like however you want, but in terms of being able to deal and do business and have...
01:00:39.000Yeah, look, a weapon definitely changes things across the board.
01:00:42.000But at the end of the day, you know...
01:00:46.000Fights are normal in their part of life, right?
01:00:49.000So if all fights are going to be settled with guns and weapons...
01:00:52.000But this is going right back to your honor question.
01:00:54.000Why would a man physically think that he needs, if he knows that he is biologically stronger than a woman, why would he feel the need to then assert his dominance and physical aggression on a woman who is not able to defend herself and being with a child?
01:01:14.000But one thing I want to circle back to why I pulled Fatima in earlier was because the things that you listed earlier, you were just talking about the physical differences between men and women, but earlier the things that you listed that were inherent to patriarchy, to men, anyways, like honor, protectiveness,
01:01:30.000those are things that we possess as women as well.
01:01:32.000Those are not inherent to masculinity.
01:01:34.000You have honor to your family, honor to your body.
01:01:37.000Women do have their own form of honor, 100%, but I would just say that masculine honor is also born of necessity, and it's different in nature.
01:02:53.000Because they're both rooted in exploitation.
01:02:57.000Well, the problem is that, how can that be when capitalism, through, for example, promoting the sex industry, totally devastates and destroys A traditional family relationship.
01:03:07.000Well, the reason why she said that was because they simultaneously help each other.
01:03:10.000It's not saying that they're directly related, they're indirectly related.
01:03:14.000They don't help each other indirectly or directly.
01:03:17.000What ends up happening is that capitalism completely devastates traditional values between men and women.
01:03:23.000But that doesn't mean that it doesn't uphold patriarchy, and that they're not both rooted in the same exploitation.
01:03:30.000What is the patriarchy of systems turning dollars just for the sake of dollars?
01:03:36.000So, I mean, on the topic of exploitation, you brought up the porn industry.
01:07:25.000Yeah, like when you start in OnlyFans, you may think that you are empowering yourself, and to a degree you are, but also to a degree, at the same time, you are participating in a system that's exploitative.
01:07:35.000But is it really useful to still call it patriarchy if it's just women doing it to themselves?
01:07:41.000I think that, like, you're misunderstanding, like, patriarchy is not an attack on men.
01:07:47.000No, no, no, yeah, but somehow men are supposed to be benefiting from this, right?
01:08:21.000So I'm saying, like, it's clearly not benefiting them.
01:08:24.000But why do you, personally as a man, why do you feel like it's, like, destroying their soul and, like, ruining their mind?
01:08:30.000Well, because I think it's basically, you know, it's commodifying the experience of a relationship for them.
01:08:35.000It's basically giving them a false promise.
01:08:37.000And it's also doing something that's really unhealthy, in my view, which is it's giving them this idea that, you know, sexuality can be bought and paid for.
01:08:46.000So it's destroying and it's abstracting.
01:09:05.000Their expectations and their understanding of women in general.
01:09:09.000So real quick, I just want to understand this.
01:09:11.000So all of you believe that patriarchy is on the decline.
01:09:14.000You think it's on the incline because you're saying that women are personifying patriarchal type behavior and that perpetuates a patriarchy.
01:09:22.000Yes, and women think that while they're personifying patriarchal behavior that they're actually finding a solution.
01:09:28.000Can you give me one example so I know specifically what you mean when you say that they're personifying fans?
01:10:04.000So how would it be that her getting into porn is an extension of the patriarchy?
01:10:09.000Well, because you- If she makes that decision herself and she has autonomy to do so.
01:10:12.000And you do have the autonomy to do so, but you can make a choice that is autonomous, that you are responsible for, and still understand the position that you were put in that pressured you to make that decision.
01:10:23.000That doesn't mean that it's anybody's fault.
01:10:24.000No one put a gun to her head to say, the OnlyFans, bitch!
01:10:29.000No, no, but you're saying it's because the Patriots are good.
01:10:32.000No, I think what she's saying is specifically that she understands that the woman who is doing porn or OnlyFans understands the predicament that she's in because obviously she knows that if she's getting on the internet and completely is showing off her body possibly doing sexual activity on live on a camera it's gonna be on there forever she automatically She theoretically knows,
01:10:54.000specifically because we're in a patriarchal society, her worth as a woman is going to be devalued.
01:11:00.000But she still chooses to do that, you know, online sexual activity.
01:11:06.000But that's what she's directly saying.
01:11:11.000When you said, like, what can we do to bring men and women to the center of the table, I think we need to stop focusing on whose fault it is, because patriarchy is not the fault of men individually.
01:11:31.000So, if we can come to the table and understand that we are all making decisions for survival, then I think that we can have a better place in the conversation.
01:11:41.000We're all in the same position of survival.
01:11:44.000We're talking about the structure of society between men and women.
01:11:48.000So what would it look like for patriarchy to be eliminated in your view?
01:13:51.000Of understanding that if someone was from a repressed form of society for decades, I would say the majority of centuries, regarding smaller seclusions of society, a patriarchy has been dominant.
01:14:06.000So this more repressed version of society is going to step up for minority women as well as all women in general.
01:14:13.000In terms of a matriarchy, if I'm being quite honest, I feel like in terms of war, in terms of violence, in terms of Specific actions that we can do specifically in the United States to protect women's bodies and their choices, I would say a matriarchy would be 100% more safe for women living in the United States.
01:15:10.000Yeah, because the queen, it's a ceremonial.
01:15:13.000I want to say matriarchy for sure because I'm a mom and I have a son and I feel like if a woman would never, I don't think a woman would ever send her sons off to war.
01:15:27.000However, it's please don't kill me women for this.
01:15:30.000I just feel like in these days people can be bought.
01:16:31.000I mean, I think men are more decision makers, personally.
01:16:33.000I would say in terms of emotional intelligence, I feel like women as a whole establish more emotional bonds with their female friends as well as other individuals.
01:16:43.000Whereas men, I feel like in terms of emotional intelligence, They're not necessarily pursuing, you know, I wonder why that is.
01:16:51.000Can you tell us what emotional intelligence is?
01:16:55.000I think we have more common sense when it comes to making, like, big decisions.
01:17:13.000Your adrenaline's up, your blood's pumping, your heart might be beating, and all that you know is that you're upset about that specific situation.
01:17:19.000But all you know is that you're upset.
01:17:21.000What's the deep-rooted cause as to why you're upset?
01:17:24.000What's actually causing you to become angry, to become Do you think that things are getting better or worse for women right now?
01:18:26.000But you didn't specifically ask about in the United States.
01:18:29.000I don't mean to corner or use it as an own.
01:18:32.000I understand, but I would say specifically in the United States, it's different than globally.
01:18:36.000I would say as a global perspective, 100%, we're going more towards the matriarchy.
01:18:41.000But specifically in the United States, it differs.
01:18:44.000Name a specific region or country in the world where you think it's becoming more matriarchical and it's better for women at the same time.
01:18:51.000I would say definitely in Ireland and also in the UK. I would also say in different places.
01:19:20.000And I would argue, but that has nothing to do with patriarchy or matriarchy.
01:19:24.000But you are specifically asking about a patriarchal view, and specifically in the United States, a patriarchal view is a man making decisions about a female's body.
01:19:33.000You have no idea how to make a decision about that.
01:19:57.000That it's maybe unrelated to the fact that it's supposedly a matriarchy in Ireland?
01:20:01.000Yeah, I wouldn't say it's necessarily a matriarchy, but I feel like it's getting to a point where it's balancing.
01:20:09.000It's not necessarily a full patriarchy, and it's not necessarily a full matriarchy.
01:20:12.000So Ireland is becoming less patriarchal, and the United Kingdom, and things are getting better and improving for women.
01:20:19.000I would say specifically in Ireland, specifically.
01:20:22.000I would also say in other different regions.
01:20:25.000Now, I would say specifically the countries that stick more towards Western ideologies, especially in terms of conservatism, I would say that they're more lean.
01:20:37.000The general tendency for all Western countries in the world right now, though, is a few things.
01:20:52.000We're talking about deindustrialization.
01:20:54.000People are losing the decent jobs they used to be able to rake in enough to support families.
01:20:59.000People are increasingly riddled with debt, enslaved by debt, and they literally have no prospects for the future.
01:21:06.000Their rents are going up, inflation is going up.
01:21:08.000And by the way, I don't know if you know this, but we're also on the verge of World War III. I do.
01:21:13.000Under a patriarchal society, we are on our way to work.
01:21:17.000But you said all of those are Western countries, correct?
01:21:19.000Those are Western countries leaning towards that.
01:21:22.000But these are examples of a scenario where things are becoming less patriarchal, right?
01:21:28.000Listen, specifically what I said in a global aspect, I said specifically in the United States, right?
01:21:35.000There's still issues affecting women's rights and women's health, and specifically with westernized countries that they are not having the same effects of an equal balance of matriarchy and patriarchy.
01:21:45.000It's not my intention to embarrass you, but I just want to inform you about something.
01:22:09.000In Europe, although abortion is allowed...
01:22:13.000They're actually much more restrictive, and they would be considered very conservative in the United States if we were to adopt most of European countries' laws and apply them here.
01:22:22.000So I don't know if you were aware of that, but it's like this idea that Europe is somehow inherently...
01:22:29.000You know, more liberal on the abortion issue is a huge misconception, actually.
01:22:32.000Well, I don't feel embarrassed, because I never said anything regarding abortion in terms of liberalism, specifically in Europe.
01:22:39.000I don't feel embarrassed about that, but I appreciate you informing me on the fact that they are more conservative.
01:22:56.000So, what makes Europe, specifically, in terms of, like, how does matriarchy in Europe benefit women more than it does in the United States?
01:23:06.000But I don't think that anyone established a specific country, except Ireland and partially some of the UK, that's leading more towards matriarchy.
01:23:14.000I said that the Western countries are more affiliated with the patriarchal culture.
01:23:19.000You think Western countries are more patriarchal than Eastern ones?
01:23:23.000I would say, honestly, both have their fair share.
01:23:26.000Same in Korea, same as in China, same as in Japan.
01:23:29.000Actually, yes, I would say in East Asian countries, matriarchy is more popular than in Western countries.
01:23:34.000But I would say specifically in Korea, I would say that's not the case.
01:23:37.000Because in Korea, it's actually more of a patriarchy.
01:23:41.000Especially because there's high reports and accounts of violence against women, specifically in Korea.
01:24:08.000I don't know if I just haven't gotten sleep, because I kind of feel like you're just constantly saying the opposite of what you just said, like 30 seconds.
01:25:14.000Because we are shifting more toward a system or a society where impersonal systems are dominating almost every aspect of life.
01:25:23.000Where there's not necessarily an authoritative and responsible figure who's in charge.
01:25:28.000And this is not even just true at the level of households.
01:25:32.000It's also true at the level of workplaces, and it's also increasingly true at the level of how the government itself is run.
01:25:38.000So typically with patriarchy, you can attach authority to a face, someone who's at least accountable, who's at least responsible, a boss, right?
01:25:45.000We seem to be going in a direction where this strange and blind system, just money for money's own sake, we know the big data, the algorithms, whatever, It seems to be just kind of governing society autonomously,
01:26:01.000which is leading to a total breakdown and devastation of the traditional relationships of society, including that between men and women and the family.
01:26:09.000And I don't think that's a good thing.
01:26:11.000I think that's leading to the destruction of people's mental health, even to their physical health.
01:26:16.000I think it's leading to a widespread confusion and stoking a lot of resentment by men against women and vice versa.
01:26:24.000And I don't think it's useful to try to explain where we're at right now in terms of patriarchy or whatever.
01:26:32.000If anything, the opposite is happening.
01:28:19.000Given between the two choices, I would say Jill Stein, but anyways, given to the two choices, as a woman living in the United States, I would pick Kamala Harris.
01:33:30.000When you're talking about the progress of this administration...
01:33:33.000Well, what is the progress of the Vice President?
01:33:37.000I just feel like there's so much going on in the world, which I won't speak on specifically, but for you to have Megan Thee Stallion performing when there's world things to speak about, it's kind of bullshit.
01:34:46.000Because the current system doesn't allow for real opposition.
01:34:49.000It doesn't allow for actual people who stand on anything except Serving the status quo.
01:34:55.000Exactly, so that's why you're still stuck in between a Republican and Democratic party and choosing a puppet between the two.
01:35:02.000Instead of buying into the scam and voting for Kamala and thinking, oh, Kamala this, Kamala that, what you could at least do is prepare yourself for the readiness to accept the collapse of the system, which is inevitable, by the way.
01:35:15.000But how are they trying to prolong it?
01:35:18.000Are you saying the collapse of democracy, specifically?
01:35:21.000The collapse of the current U.S. regime, and we're 30 trillion in debt, it's totally unsustainable.
01:35:27.000Right, and that's the reason for the collapse, because it's all about money at the end of the day.
01:35:31.000It's the simplest way to put it, right?
01:35:32.000But here's the thing, what are they doing to buy themselves time?
01:35:38.000And they're doing, they're exploiting the resentment thing between men and women.
01:35:42.000And so Kamala is this figurehead, and listen, all women and men, it's just a universal thing, they have personal resentments and grievances toward the other sex.
01:36:01.000It's human nature that men and women will develop some kind of degree of resentment based on their relationship history and whatever and whatever, right?
01:36:35.000Ladies, ladies, ladies, would it be fair to say that a lot of you guys are picking Kamala Harris because she affords more reproductive rights?
01:36:47.000Kamala's a moderate, Joe's a moderate, none of them give a shit about my uterus.
01:36:51.000But it's a big part of it because they're more...
01:36:53.000Not only reproductive rights, but female...
01:36:55.000I don't think that she's going to lock in on reproductive rights, so I guess not, because I don't think that she's going to lock in on that.
01:37:00.000No, but I think that voting Trump, but she doesn't have that much power.
01:37:05.000Her reproductive rights, like codifying Roe v.
01:37:07.000Wade, I don't think they're going to do it.
01:39:34.000If, let's say, an underage girl was raped or something, God forbid, and they needed to do an abortion, I would say take that fetus out of her and put it into someone who can't carry!
01:42:28.000Don't you think it's kind of worrying?
01:42:30.000Why would you compare a domestic issue to a global issue?
01:42:32.000Listen, I'm not here to bully you and isolate you, but there are many young women who think like you do, and don't you think we should be a little worried that so many people are gibbering about human rights abortion in the face of nuclear war?
01:42:46.000I didn't say human rights and abortion.
01:43:09.000What happens if you have an eptopic pregnancy and your life is on the line and the only thing that's going to save your life is an abortion?
01:43:19.000And you have to fly and get in a helicopter, go a couple states over just to get the medical attention that you need.
01:43:26.000What happens if you're bleeding out and the doctor tells you the only way that he can save your life and the child's life is if he pulls that child out at that moment in time?
01:46:04.000Let's say Trump was actually, I don't think he will, but let's say he's actually going to end that war and he's going to end NATO's aggression.
01:46:10.000He's going to end the United States' escalation of the foreign wars.
01:46:57.000The issue of abortion is a small, single policy issue.
01:47:01.000Because what we're talking about is the fate, not only of America as a whole, But all of humanity, a nuclear war, that's way more important.
01:47:09.000But you're talking about the issue of abortion being a small, single policy issue.
01:47:20.000So you're not going to explain it because you can't explain it.
01:47:23.000Because in the long-term view of things, as far as how screwed we are right now as a country, it should be so low on the list of priorities that someone in Ohio...
01:47:33.000So why would you put those two up together and tell us to compare them to each other?
01:47:37.000Because you shouldn't give a fuck about those in that box that you weren't trying to.
01:50:22.000Do you think that it's in any way a violation of our rights, our human rights, as American citizens, when our government and the people who rule us are trying to drive us into these huge conflicts?
01:53:27.000But honestly, after this end of this conversation, as far as getting specifically as what you meant, as far as global conflict, obviously, I'm going to choose that over reproduction.
01:53:54.000And it's on display right now what's going to happen because this is the population, bro.
01:53:58.000They're going to vote off of feelings of how they feel about abortion.
01:54:01.000And as a result, who they're going to vote for?
01:54:04.000Okay, but at the same time, I also refer to the fact if one of us, specifically women, if I'm in a room with Trump alone, and I'm in a room with Kamala alone, guess who I'm going to feel safer with?
01:55:17.000So you should focus on the details of what interests that they represent, what forces they represent, and what direction they're going to take the country in.
01:56:38.000But trans people have every right to defend their country as anybody else.
01:56:41.000Why wouldn't you want trans people to defend the country?
01:56:44.000Because they're fighting wars that are just leading us down a path of self-destruction, killing millions of people and destroying their country.
01:56:52.000I'm going to read the chats real quick and then we'll come back to this topic with the whole thing, the policies with Can I ask her one question real quick?
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02:00:59.000Ladies, if you abort, is your husband morally justified to divorce you and not pay you alimony considering that marriage is the building block to family?
02:01:47.000If you agree that you're having kids and that you want to grow a family and then that woman decides that they're going to abort their child without even talking to you, then yes, 100% understand if you choose divorce.
02:03:03.000Captain Snuggle says, yo, these chicks are retarded.
02:03:06.000They would rather both allow for the murder of babies and send new dudes off to their death and relinquish reproductive rights and try to use shit arguments to justify it.
02:04:28.000Especially as a queer person, I'm an American.
02:04:31.000I'm a patriot just like everybody else.
02:04:33.000It may not look the same as it does to you or anybody else, but if I wanted to serve for my country, I would want the honor to serve for my country.
02:04:41.000Has that negatively affected you in any way?
02:05:05.000I had women that were refused when they go to Planned Parenthood to pick up their birth control.
02:05:10.000Oklahoma doctors refused to fill that birth control because the prescription was from Planned Parenthood.
02:05:15.000Because the prescriptions were from Planned Parenthood.
02:05:17.000Because they were LGBT? Well, the assumption was that if you go to Planned Parenthood that you are either LGBT or you're getting an abortion.
02:05:25.000Planned Parenthood serves a lot of LGBT people.
02:05:32.000Planned Parenthood serves a lot of LGBT people.
02:05:34.000So when people bring prescriptions from Planned Parenthood, the pharmacists were allowed to deny those.
02:05:39.000So when pharmacists see women coming with prescriptions from Planned Parenthood, they're like, oh, there's a really good chance they might be LGBT. Yes, because Planned Parenthood provides specifically queer health care.
02:05:50.000Do you think people that identify with this community should have children?
02:06:46.000Yeah, I think I had finished up my statement as far as Planned Parenthood provides specifically queer healthcare, so a lot of queer individuals do go to Planned Parenthood specifically for their healthcare.
02:07:09.000You can't know for certain, but just off your intuition, how would you break into women going to Planned Parenthood because they're LGBT? I think a variety of women visit Planned Parenthood because I think Planned Parenthood services every demographic of women.
02:07:25.000Do you think the overwhelming majority are straight, normal women?
02:09:15.000I assumed you were going to talk about the damn bombings again.
02:09:17.000Don't you think that the price of rent going up for literally everyone making it impossible to live is also a really big problem?
02:09:23.000Sure, but if you die from HIV, rent's not really a problem for you, is it?
02:09:26.000So to be charitable, is your position basically like, all these real problems cannot be affected in any way by me, and I have no say in them or affecting them, so they basically don't factor into any political decisions I make at all?
02:11:34.000So we're talking about like between 2015 and 2020.
02:11:37.000If you cared so much about genocide, you wouldn't have your crosshairs pointed out, you wouldn't have your target pointed at Russia, you'd have it against Ukraine.
02:12:10.000They had laws that were being signed to ban the Russian language and to crack down on the ethnic identity of the ethnic Russians, Russian speakers in Eastern Ukraine.
02:13:07.000The only reason that the genocidal law wasn't able to be enforced wasn't because Ukraine gave up its genocidal intent, but because these ethnic Russian speakers decided to separate from the state of Ukraine and declare The republics independent in the Donbass,
02:13:26.000So in order to protect themselves, they had to literally secede from the state of Ukraine.
02:13:31.000The state of Ukraine wanted to commit a genocide against them, and the only reason they were able to prevent that is because they seceded and declared independence.
02:13:39.000So they did not commit a genocide against Russia.
02:15:11.000Russia going into Ukraine to protect Russian speakers is genocide?
02:15:15.000Well, you just trying to state that that's what they were doing doesn't make it a fact, but if that's what you believe, then that's what you believe.
02:15:21.000We confirmed, though, that Ukraine did not genocide Russia.
02:15:33.000Therefore, Russia committed genocidal actions towards Ukraine.
02:15:37.000But the only reason they were prevented- If you were going to get prosecuted in the state of court, and you committed an action, not an intent, you're going to get violated for prevention!
02:15:51.000Um, look, I have the patience of a saint, that's kind of the whole thing, but it's like, um, these are like NPCs who see the media, and they're like, He says that he's right.
02:16:02.000It's like playing chess with a pigeon, right?
02:16:05.000He shits on the pieces, knocks everything over, and then struts away like he won.
02:16:09.000I will get five words in, and you'll interrupt me.
02:16:13.000Why are you so afraid of me getting my point in?
02:16:15.000Because you do the same thing to us, Haz.
02:18:11.000And by the way, the founders and the forefathers of the Ukrainian state, Stepan Bandera, did commit genocidal acts against Russians, Jews, Poles, and others.
02:18:17.000But that's not what we're talking about.
02:18:19.000That is Stephan, but he is the founder of the Ukrainian state.
02:18:22.000You might as well go back to the Soviet Union!
02:18:25.000Alright, I'm gonna read these chats real quick, and then I gotta...
02:18:28.000I've been taking notes throughout this whole thing.
02:18:32.000LyricalRosa says, Russia will either be Russian, the core of the strongest in the world, or it will disappear, but then it'll be better for everything to disappear.
02:18:40.000Okay, Paving the Road says, I said the TTS and it didn't go through, but these dumbasses don't realize that the patriarchy is necessary because women can't run shits.
02:21:12.000Yeah, I think it's a difference to the opinion.
02:21:14.000It did not happen before Crimea, but in my opinion...
02:21:17.000When they were burning people alive in theaters and massacring Russian speakers and stuff, before the annexation of Crimea, in your mind, that wasn't a catalyst?
02:21:28.000That violence of the Azov Battalion and the neo-Nazis, that wasn't a catalyst?
02:21:34.000I think it was horrible, you know, obviously, but as far as, like, being the trigger, no, I think it was correct.
02:21:39.000You know, I think the problem is, I don't think I have the IQ to keep up with you here, in terms of your reasoning and your logic.
02:21:45.000Alright, so, look, look, look, this is what we're going to do.
02:21:52.000We're going to switch to Castle Club, guys.
02:21:53.000I'm going to go ahead and make my comments there.
02:21:58.000But yeah, I have a lot to say here, and I'm probably going to offend some of the ladies here at the table, but I think this podcast has definitely cemented what I've been saying for years now at this point.
02:22:10.000Guys, come on over to Cast Club, castclub.tv.