In this episode, we discuss the pernicious nature of feminism and why it s time for women to be in the kitchen. We also discuss why feminism is ruining society and why we need to get back to the kitchen!
00:07:26.000We got out here early for once, so we'll be able to be out here for a few hours.
00:07:31.000Gonna be discussing, you know, a bunch of different things.
00:07:34.000I think mostly it's gonna be feminism, but, you know, if we want to get into politics or whatever, I kind of, you know...
00:07:39.000I kind of roll with the punches, try to be diversified because I understand that when you're out here in these streets, people come in from different perspectives and different thoughts on different topics.
00:07:59.000Women belong in the kitchen, change my mind.
00:08:02.000If anyone disagrees, you're more than welcome to come up on the mic or give your take on it.
00:08:07.000But I can kind of give a quick monologue on this.
00:08:11.000So since the 1960s, we've basically been in a situation where women have pursued education, employment, and self-betterment.
00:08:23.000And though these things look good on paper and sound good on paper, the reality is that this was the beginning of the end.
00:08:30.000And when I say the beginning of the end, I mean the beginning of the end of society.
00:08:34.000For you to understand why this is becoming the beginning of the end of the society, you need to understand the pernicious nature of feminism.
00:08:41.000And that is what women empowerment is.
00:08:44.000We went from women wanting to be equal to men and work and be able to chase a career, et cetera, to now we're in a situation where most women view men and relationships and having a family as fifth or sixth on their priority list.
00:09:00.000In other words, most women would prefer to travel and take pictures for Instagram versus taking a picture of a family.
00:09:19.000Where we've pretty much totally made it cool for girls to be thoughts on the internet, whether it's on OnlyFans overtly or on TikTok covertly or Instagram.
00:09:29.000But basically, we've gotten to a point now where women monetize their sexuality and behave like hoes.
00:09:46.000I mean, and let's be honest about feminism.
00:09:49.000Like, women aren't really in important industry jobs.
00:09:52.000They're more, a lot of the times they're in, you know, bullshit, sociology jobs, jobs that don't really matter that much, paper pushing, et cetera.
00:10:00.000They dominate the career fields that are pretty useless.
00:10:03.000Whereas men build all the infrastructure that you guys see around us.
00:10:07.000So also another thing that's important for people to understand when it comes to feminism is that not only did it destroy the family, but it doubled the workforce.
00:10:16.000So when you double the workforce, what you effectively do is you allow companies, for-profit companies, you know, these Fortune 500 companies, to basically double the workforce so they don't have to pay you as much, right?
00:10:28.000A lot of millennials and people that aren't necessarily boomers complain a lot about the cost of living.
00:12:55.000It's only because we live in an egalitarian world, politically correct world, Where we're scared to say these things, but the reality is women don't seek their equals.
00:13:03.000If you ask a girl what does she want in a man, she's going to say she wants a guy that's taller, makes more money, has more status, etc.
00:13:08.000So women don't even want an equal themselves, they want a superior.
00:14:40.000Like two days ago in Nebraska, two federal agents were trying to arrest a woman, or sorry, arrest a gang member, Trend de Raagua, whatever it may be.
00:14:49.000And he got into an altercation with a female agent and he almost killed her.
00:14:53.000And the guy had to come in and save her life.
00:14:55.000But this is an example of what I mean when I say that because of political correctness, we put everybody in danger, right?
00:15:02.000Because your force is only as strong as the weakest person within it.
00:15:04.000And, you know, we try to sit here and be like, oh, yeah, men and women are equal.
00:15:07.000But the reality is this woman almost lost her life if there wasn't a male agent there.
00:15:11.000And then the co-part with that situation, when you have a female, now listen, I'm off of females doing their thing, but you got to understand, we got levels.
00:21:30.000But I'm thinking you're making money off of other niggas' experience.
00:21:35.000And then at the end of the day, and you sit up here like Big Bo Mighty, like, yo, like, yo, I got experience to downgrade my people's, my culture.
00:21:47.000But go ahead, tell me all the books you read.
00:22:35.000You want to put the cape on and, you know, cape for black women, but the reality is all women have bad habits from here to there and they're stereotypes.
00:22:43.000The stereotypes tend to be based on pattern recognition over.
00:25:48.000Because you was an FBI and you would take a bunch of testes and you this and you got so much, you got one experience when one black girl that you dated in your whole life of your career, you read a bunch of books, you know, A bunch of friends, and you know, so much of black.
00:26:02.000You got two white employees, and now you're not racist.
00:33:52.000That's a problem because our foreign policy is run by them.
00:33:56.000So there was no need to intervene in Iran.
00:33:58.000There's no need to intervene in the Middle East at all.
00:34:00.000And I would argue that all our intervention in the Middle East is actually the reason why the Muslim world hates us.
00:34:05.000So I think we need to adopt a more non-interventionalist foreign policy in the U.S. The problem is that we have a very powerful Zionist lobby that pays our politicians.
00:34:16.000And they're the ones that go ahead and dictate how things go.
00:34:19.000Now, some people might say that's anti-Semitic, but it's just realistic, right?
00:34:22.000If we're going to have people coming in and lobbying on a foreign country, well, we're not going to do what's in our best interest.
00:34:27.000We're going to do what's in their best interest, and that's where we end up with problems.
00:34:47.000I mean, you know, what we're really trying to do is we're trying to set up Israel as the hegemony in the Middle East so that we can move on to Asia.
00:34:53.000But, you know, I don't think Israel's a trustworthy ally.
00:35:02.000And I think us propping them up to become a superpower in the Middle East will eventually come back to bite us in the ass later on.
00:35:09.000Do you think that Israel has intentions to weaken the American military in this conflict to become the kind of major power in the Middle East without any contention?
00:36:22.000Women should be in the kitchen, change my mind, or the war was a monumental failure.
00:36:28.000I know it's not what you're talking about, but I want to know what your point of view as a person that worked with an agent for, I think, homeless security, right?
00:36:41.000I think we haven't enforced immigration like this in a very long time.
00:36:44.000And I think, you know, not only do we need to stop the border crossings, but then we also need to remove the people that are here illegally that have kind of been here for a while from the Biden administration, other administrations.
00:36:55.000What do you think about the racially profiling of people that are brown, people that are getting stopped just because they're brown?
00:36:59.000Do you think that affects the amendments that we have, like the Fourth Amendment, Fifth Amendment?
00:37:04.000And this is why I say I kid around and I say like I'm like a proud bigot or racist.
00:37:07.000Like the reality is everyone has some level of bias, racism, profiling, like because human beings don't have the ability to get to know everybody that they talk to.
00:37:17.000So you have to kind of have preconceived notions about how someone looks and what their behavior is going to be to kind of predict, right?
00:37:42.000But, you know, if you're not, if you don't do that, then you might set yourself up to be assaulted.
00:37:47.000Now, to come back to the immigration thing, I don't think it's necessarily profiling as much as a lot of these people were ordered removed by an immigration judge.
00:37:54.000So it's not that they're being profiled.
00:37:55.000It's that they've been ordered removed by a judge.
00:38:37.000You've got to remember that what you might define as profiling might not actually be profiling, right?
00:38:42.000So let's say immigration officers know that there's a lot of illegal aliens that hang out at a Home Depot.
00:38:48.000They go there and they see 20 individuals, right?
00:38:52.000And they know that this is a place that a lot of people tend to be illegal looking for work.
00:38:56.000Well, if they go ahead and do what's called an immigration inspection and ask them, hey, of what country are you a citizen, They can do that.
00:39:01.000They have the right to do that as immigration officers.
00:39:04.000So I wouldn't consider that really profiling.
00:39:06.000And then in a lot of these cases where they're going out and actually arresting people, they have an immigration warrant, which means they've been ordered, deported by an immigration judge.
00:39:14.000Yeah, that's a very few, but there's people who are just commuting, going on through their lives and being stopped, and they shouldn't have to even...
00:39:27.000You know, we have the freedom to travel and we're being stopped.
00:39:40.000So there's people that are getting stopped that are already full U.S. citizens that are getting asked for identification when they shouldn't have to.
00:41:05.000I think, you know, as a law enforcement officer, you have a duty and, you know, an obligation to actively, you know, try to detect and or stop crime.
00:41:14.000And a lot of times that might come off as profiling, but I think that's good.
00:42:19.000But the point I'm trying to make is that if you encounter somebody and they have documentation, whether it's an LPR card or they're a U.S. citizen, you're not going to take them back to an ERO facility.
00:43:36.000Again, we've gotten so pussified in America where we are more concerned with people's feelings and them being, you know, minorly handicapped or impeded, right?
00:43:46.000Where we're like, oh my God, we don't want to do our jobs because we don't want to come off this profiling.
00:43:50.000That's a bunch of foolishness and stupidity.
00:43:52.000If you want to go ahead, we've spent decades not enforcing immigration properly, letting people come into the country legally, not going hard on immigration.
00:44:16.000So the people that are here legally, the people that are here legally are fine.
00:44:19.000The people that are here illegally are going to get removed.
00:44:22.000And that's what we have to do because we've done this for decades where we just let them come in and operate however they want, thinking that they're safe in these sanctuary cities.
00:44:30.000And look, if someone's like, oh my God, I'm offended because I got impeded for five minutes because they're trying to determine whether I'm here legally or not.
00:45:01.000Because when they say when I get pulled over and I talk to them and I'm respectful and I follow the lawful commands and I speak, they're like, oh, okay.
00:46:00.000I'm asking you, if you believe, like you're just completely ignoring what I'm saying, I ask you, do you believe that all these people are genuinely following the law to code and have no hatred in their heart?
00:46:24.000And when they go ahead and infectuate an arrest, if they're going ahead and like, you know, you're saying excessive force, a lot of times it's because they're resisting.
00:46:31.000If you don't resist, you're not all of them.
00:46:32.000They're going to throw you to the floor.
00:46:33.000So you believe all of them just anomalies.
00:46:39.000Okay, so we're just going to not enforce our laws because of feelings.
00:46:41.000That's what the argument you're trying to make.
00:46:43.000I'm just asking you what your opinion is.
00:46:45.000I just want to see your insight on how you believe these people's mindsets.
00:46:47.000You're framing the question in a certain way.
00:47:00.000It's like, let's go ahead and focus on how people feel and do they have hate in their heart, all this other stuff versus just getting what needs to be done.
00:47:07.000Like, this is the problem with progressivism.
00:47:09.000You know, it's, it impedes you from doing what you need to do because of feelings.
00:47:25.000So you don't think any of the people that voted for Trump weren't expecting this?
00:47:27.000Because there's people that are switching their opinion when they originally voted and they're coming out saying that this is not what they thought, you know, what they got out is not what they thought they were going to do.
00:47:37.000When it comes to immigration, he campaigned on mass deportations.
00:48:56.000That other black dude was up here talking crazy.
00:48:58.000But at the end of the day, if I get profiled, that means that something happened that caused the officer to feel some type of way, to want to treat me in a certain manner.
00:49:05.000I'm from L.A. It used to be fuck the police, right?
00:49:08.000But then I realized you're never going to beat them.
00:49:10.000So the best thing to do when you get pulled the fuck over is just do what the fuck you need to do to go home to your family and your kids and stuff like that.
00:49:17.000Now, at the end of the day, let's talk about this immigration shit.
00:49:43.000At the end of the day, as an American people, there's a certain obligation you have to do your job, right?
00:49:48.000Now, I'm all for people coming to this country legally and that.
00:49:52.000But at the end of the day, if you come to the country fucking legally, no matter how good of a goddamn job you do at the Carpentry at Home Depot, they coming to get your ass right now.
00:50:00.000So you're probably best off not being there.
00:50:02.000Now, at the end of the day, here's how this is.
00:50:51.000That means that you don't need blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:50:54.000So naturally, you're going to be raised to not need a nigga or whatever.
00:50:57.000But when you're submissive and you out there doing what you got to do for your husband, then he's able to come home and not deal with bullshit.
00:51:29.000So how would you, how do you expect to be, how do you expect to get treated correctly if he can't even have a woman that he can tell what to do?
00:52:20.000So, you know, the problem is that here's the issue.
00:52:24.000Women could demand whatever they want.
00:52:26.000A lot of the times they demand the traditional treatment from a man, a guy that's a gentleman that's going to protect them, that's going to be tall and competent, all these other things.
00:52:33.000But if we say, okay, cool, we want a, you know, a feminine woman that's going to obey us, they'll look at you and say, what do you think I am?
00:52:40.000And the reality is they want you to be traditional on your end, but they don't want to be traditional on their end.
00:52:45.000And that's not a fair trade for you as a man.
00:52:46.000So if you're with a girl and she doesn't submit or doesn't obey you, like, why the fuck is she even there?
00:52:51.000You know, and I'll be honest too, because like, you know, if you're the person that's responsible for protecting her, she needs to obey you.
00:53:59.000But too many guys are too scared to say that because we live in this world where, you know, women are bosses and they can do everything a man can do.
00:55:03.000You don't believe there's any woman that exists out there that's built to be entrepreneurs or CEOs that got that drive in them and that was their path?
00:58:05.000Talk a lot about how hard it is for men to date women that are traditional, but I'd be very foolish to not admit that from the female perspective, it's also tough because feminism hasn't just hurt women.
00:58:16.000It's also hurt men because a lot of guys don't feel the need to rise up to their duties and be a protector or provider.
00:58:22.000A lot of guys nowadays want a 50-50 relationship with a woman.
00:58:25.000So I would say step one is making sure that you find a guy that Believes in traditional values.
00:58:31.000Like, if you find some progressive guy that wants to go half and half with you, that's going to be a miserable existence.
00:58:36.000And then also, you mentioned that you're Christian.
00:58:38.000Finding someone that has those values well is going to be super important.
00:58:42.000And, you know, I will say, luckily, there's more young men now that are trying to adopt this.
00:58:49.000You know, young men are starting to become more and more conservative.
00:58:51.000I think from the last 10, 15 years of leftist bullshit that they've been dealing with.
00:58:56.000But yeah, it's still going to be tough, man.
00:58:57.000I mean, I would say your church through social groups, your family might know someone.
00:59:04.000But yeah, I would say just definitely be cautious and take your time.
00:59:44.000So when women turn 18, you get all the value in the world because now, I'm assuming, assuming you're like a virgin or have a low body count or whatever, like your job from that point forward is to preserve yourself for the best guy.
00:59:55.000So for women, just preserve, find the guy, get married, ASAP.
01:01:15.000Well, the family laws actually were written with that taken into account.
01:01:19.000This is why men get destroyed in divorces a lot of times nowadays because what's happened is the family court system was created specifically to protect women from that very problem that you mentioned.
01:01:30.000She devotes her life to him, devotes her life to the family, to the kids, et cetera.
01:01:33.000And they don't want it where he rug pulls her, leaves with everything, and she's destitute.
01:01:38.000So that's why alimony, child support, all these things were put into place to protect women from that.
01:01:43.000The problem, though, is that the laws haven't caught up to feminism and progressivism giving women, you know, equal rights and equal ability to earn.
01:01:51.000So I would say, number one, it's not probable that your husband's going to leave you.
01:01:55.000It's actually, you know, there's a whole phrase, it's cheaper to keep her.
01:01:58.000It comes from the concept that it's cheaper for a guy to simply just stay married versus divorce his wife.
01:02:04.000Most women have initiated divorce like 90%.
01:02:06.000So I would say there's safeguards in there to kind of deal with the problem that you mentioned, which I get is a viable concern, but the family court deals with it.
01:02:14.000So you believe that even though men may not leave their women because it's cheaper, a woman should stay in her marriage.
01:02:19.000Let's say he cheated, let's say other issues, because there are other reasons for marriage other than the men specifically leaving the woman.
01:02:28.000So your question is, do they cheat or what do you think?
01:02:31.000No, I'm saying that, for example, a woman might have to leave under her own circumstances, not because the men believes that the marriage should end, shouldn't end because it's cheaper.
01:02:44.000So when she's out in the world, she cannot get a job because she had not got a college education and her only experience was working in a kitchen because that is what some men like you believe she should be doing.
01:02:55.000Yeah, I mean, well, the thing is, is that if she leaves, that's her personal decisions that she's got to deal with the consequences of that, right?
01:03:01.000Like if she's going to go ahead and break up her family and leave her husband, there's going to be negative consequences to that, right?
01:03:07.000Like, you know, I didn't see any complaints for the 10 years where she was with him and she didn't have to work and she was able to kind of chill and, you know, live a certain lifestyle.
01:03:14.000But then she wants to leave and be able to say, okay, well, I don't want to deal with negative consequences of breaking up my family.
01:03:19.000And I think that's kind of the bad part is women prioritize their happiness in a relationship over their duty.
01:03:27.000And they'll leave because they're not happy.
01:03:29.000Do you believe happiness should be considered whether it's in domestic abuse situations?
01:03:35.000Let's say your husband abuses his wife.
01:03:38.000Do you believe the woman should stay there in that relationship, which could cause trauma to the child because of the family's happiness?
01:03:45.000Now, obviously you're being specific with domestic violence.
01:03:48.000though that does occur, it's not the majority of reasons, right?
01:03:51.000It just comes down to women just not being...
01:03:56.000Let's have a very honest conversation here.
01:04:09.000The problem is that we've basically conflated valid criticism or anything that needs to be said in a relationship to keep it going as abuse.
01:04:16.000And we tend to defer to what women say and believe them at face value for everything that they say.
01:04:20.000So what's ended up happening is women don't really take accountability in relationships anymore and everything is verbal abuse or I'm being assaulted or excuse me or verbal assaults I've heard like stupid shit like this.
01:04:35.000Should look at that as this is abusive.
01:04:37.000So not only has it been where we've created like this weird environment where women want to go ahead and destroy relationships, we've also created stupid vernacular to kind of try to criminalize or pejoratively label constructive criticisms or healthy conversations within relationships.
01:04:54.000Because in other words, the man is always wrong.
01:05:15.000She goes into the real world with a child because obviously no woman is going to leave her child with an abuser with no experience, no job, no degree.
01:05:23.000No woman is going to survive in that world because we live in an economy where things are extremely expensive, where you do need a degree to survive unless you're going to marry again.
01:05:33.000And most men don't marry middle-aged women with children who are struggling.
01:06:30.000I think a very realistic thing that women need to understand is that men are naturally promiscuous and non-monogamous.
01:06:38.000So I think to be with a guy for 10 years and then throw it away because he cheated on you with some chick that he doesn't care about, I think that's very stupid for a woman to do.
01:06:50.000How come if a woman's putting all this effort to raising the children and to putting all the house that the man cannot do, why can't she cheat then if the man's not there, if he's always working?
01:07:00.000It's simple, because men have to earn their value and women are born with their values.
01:07:03.000So women aren't allowed to go and earn their values themselves?
01:07:05.000Because they're saying they're not allowed to be going out earning their values, but they have to stick there with this value that's given to them by society.
01:07:12.000No, well, again, men and women are not equal.
01:08:40.000So that right there, her being able to come on the mic and say all these things or whatever, maybe, like, that proves my point that like men and women live different lives completely.
01:08:48.000No, I feel like a 16-year-old boy, if he was educated enough, could come on and speak his mind.
01:11:00.000Like that was a very lazy example, but you can be picky too.
01:11:04.000I think being picky is very subjective.
01:11:06.000Okay, let's go through this because I don't know if you're debating in bad faith if you can't make simple biological concessions on the discussion.
01:12:24.000Each of those things have way more weight.
01:12:28.000So what I'm arguing is if a woman can't be in a kitchen and cook, she's effectively significantly more useless because we don't ask for much.
01:12:36.000Whereas a guy, he can be ugly, but he can make up for that in other ways.
01:13:58.000No, you would want him to do what he's supposed to do, which is protect you, right?
01:14:01.000No, but like, to be honest, that example was kind of like two out of 10, because if we're in a boxing ring, like, that's shit supposed to happen.
01:14:07.000Maybe if we're in a supermarket, like, what, you guys have Target here?
01:15:33.000This is something that I've noticed exclusively with women that I don't really deal with men.
01:15:37.000Women are more concerned with how the information is conveyed versus the information that's conveyed.
01:15:40.000Yeah, but however, if you're in a job interview, like you're going to obviously talk, okay, yeah, like I'd love this job because I want to work hard.
01:17:15.000I'm saying if you knew how to box and defend yourself and some guy came in and assaulted you, you would still expect your man to step up and protect you, despite the fact that you can defend yourself.
01:17:29.000Because the reality is, even though you can defend yourself, you're physically inferior to that man most of the time.
01:17:34.000So you're going to expect your guy, who is going to be physically capable or at least more physically capable than you, to do that because that's his job as a protective provider.
01:17:47.000It's your duty to do that traditionally, just like it's the guy's duty traditionally to protect you, even though you could defend yourself.
01:18:21.000I still want you to be a protector and a provider.
01:18:22.000That's a bullshit fucking deal for the guys.
01:18:24.000So I tell guys, if your girl isn't willing to be submissive, obey you, be in the kitchen, not question your authority, get her out of here.
01:18:30.000Because I'll be honest with you, just having this discussion with you right now is making me get gray hair.
01:19:27.000But if something were to happen and someone were to assault you, he should be stepping up and doing what he's doing because that's his job.
01:19:34.000See, the reality is, and women don't like to understand this, there's roles in relationships.
01:19:39.000I'm just finally holding women's feet to the fire and say, you need to hold on to your roles because you guys still expect us to make money.
01:21:01.000Like people are like not doing things they used to do in the like let's say for example we all come we come from hunter-gatherers right and in the household there's traditional roles women in the kitchen men working but you now we know we live in a whole world where you know you get to walk around and call women hoes and stuff like that that wasn't allowed back in the days do you get me that weren't because women weren't hoes back then huh because women weren't hoes back then to be honest like i think there's been hoes for centuries however you like you can openly as a man come out in the street of this miami and say this on a mic in front
01:21:31.000of people but um you know what yeah i respect that you can you have a strong mind a lot of people don't have that um thank you guys get to just podcast follow no problem sure was that probably hey and guys we're uh we're back live on all the platforms i know one of the streams went down but uh we're back up on youtube and everything how long were we down for two minutes all right what's up myron
01:22:02.000how are you man what's up i feel like the sexual market value graph would help you a lot trying to explain the role tomasi graph kind of like it'll explain a lot more so people you know so you don't have to go all over the place and it kind of gives you more help yeah i mean that assumes that people have critical thinking skills bro and we all know that that's hard to find nowadays especially for women so i mean i could pull the graph out but i don't think most people even be able to read it if i'll be honest with you bro keep it up man thank you man appreciate
01:22:32.000it someone that's definitely aware i like it who's up next okay hello hello yo what's your name bro what's up man how you doing i'm del okay what's up what's your name it's myron hi myron hey i'm kaya nice kaya nice to meet you hi i just want to say man i agree with you yeah i agree with you because i'm actually the cook in my house okay i cook
01:23:03.000good but guess what i didn't know she could cook for the longest time i liked my meals and then she fucking blew me out of the water oh yeah okay so so here's the thing so i like a lot of women uh rightfully so was terribly in my masculine for so long out of safety and trauma once i healed it transformed our relationship and i was able to trust stepping into my femininity and then it just it just changed everything so
01:23:33.000really i would say to the ladies you know i understand that there's like a lot of trauma going on and you don't want to give your femininity away to anybody who doesn't deserve it um it's better to stay single instead of meeting someone in trauma and you know continuing that cycle um but just being in my feminine i'm happier than i've ever been and i never thought that i would say that because i was the last person that ever thought that i would be standing here right now saying that but
01:24:02.000here i am well i'm glad the cautionary tale for the ladies yeah no and for a while she's right because for a while it was kind of in my my feminine as you can see i have eyeliner on so i still have some of that shit but it was a long process man for the longest time i kind of let her emotions run where the relationship was going i kind of stepped back let her lead a little bit okay and then as i started to understand that she was becoming more softer as i became stronger i started to realize
01:24:32.000that the the importance of being of the masculine protective type that you're talking about um made her feel more feminine and more safe.
01:24:40.000And then she started to open up, and then we had a better relationship after five years.
01:26:08.000I tell my girlfriends, because I raised a girl child who is now a wonderful woman making her way in New York City.
01:26:15.000And I tell my girlfriends who have boy children to raise their boy children to need nothing from a woman, but to please them orally and in the bedroom.
01:26:27.000I say that because I'm saying that a man should know how to do laundry, how to cook, how to balance a checkbook, and all of the things to maintain a household.
01:26:40.000And in maintaining a household, it is a team effort.
01:26:45.000If women were to stay in the kitchen, we wouldn't have the Brooklyn Bridge.
01:26:51.000If y'all don't know that fact, Google it.
01:26:53.000Because it was a woman who was an engineer that got the bridge up and standing because her husband was convalescent and could not continue the job.
01:27:03.000So history whites say that it was built by a man because men were going to be scared to cross it, having known that it was built by a woman.
01:27:11.000But that was one woman who did more than just stay in the kitchen.
01:27:14.000She picked up the flag and carried it for her man and for the household.
01:27:19.000And she was what you call the quarterback that brought it home.
01:27:22.000So I'm not trying to change your mind or maybe I am.
01:28:16.000And I know people don't like hearing this because we want to sit there and make women feel special, but they don't contribute to society in that manner.
01:28:29.000I just want you to please kind of break down the traditional family and just, from your opinion, why do you think everything kind of went south?
01:28:37.000Yeah, I mean, I think the United States and any country that's thriving is built on a nuclear family.
01:28:51.000You know, he's the predominant breadwinner.
01:28:53.000And I think with that structure right there, that is the model to success.
01:28:57.000And do you think any of this, like, because I know you talk about like feminism and how that kind of destroyed a lot of things.
01:29:02.000What do you think that role has planned in this destroying the nuclear family?
01:29:06.000Well, it's destroyed the nuclear family because women think that they don't need men.
01:29:10.000And then also on top of that, they don't feel as though they need to adhere to their roles.
01:29:14.000I mean, the young woman before me was, well, not maybe young, but she was saying, you know, oh, like a man's only job, like he needs to be able to do his own thing and bounce his own checkbook and he just needs to focus on pleasing his woman.
01:29:24.000That rhetoric is precisely why so many women stay single and they can't keep a guy around.
01:29:33.000And quite frankly, a lot of guys are not going to sign up for that because why the hell do I got to go out there, make all this money, get this status, become charming, charismatic, all this other shit.
01:29:42.000And then I'm going to get a girl that's going to sit there and not provide anything back in return.
01:29:45.000And then on top of that, demand the most.
01:29:49.000And this is why so many men are not getting married.
01:29:51.000So many guys are not getting into long-term relationships.
01:29:53.000They'd rather go to other countries, maybe Colombia or Asia, to find a woman that's going to be more submissive and actually contribute.
01:29:58.000But the reality is that modern women in America, Western women, are demanding too much and not giving much in return.
01:30:05.000And I'm going to be one of the first people to say it.
01:30:07.000That's why I get censored all the time.
01:30:08.000Most modern women are fucking useless.
01:30:10.000They don't provide any value back in return.
01:30:11.000This is why guys are not taking women seriously and dating them or marrying them.
01:30:15.000Because if a guy does see the value, he is going to commit to the girl.
01:30:19.000And the problem is that most girls are not worthy of being committed to in Western society because they have this poisonous mindset where it's, I need the guy to provide all the value and I'm going to choose when I want to provide value.
01:30:29.000Do you think that's maybe some of the issues with a lot of these famous guys going through with their situations like Shannon Sharp or, you know, Tyler Perry and all these other DDG?
01:30:39.000Do you think that possibly men sipping on women too early could be the cause of that?
01:30:45.000Well, I mean, in their cases, those are two different scenarios.
01:30:48.000With Shannon Sharp, he got with OnlyFans girl.
01:30:51.000Any girl that's a sex worker is not worthy of a relationship whatsoever.
01:30:54.000If a girl's selling her body on the internet, she's never, you can never take her seriously.
01:31:00.000And then as far as the Halley girl with DDG, this is why I tell guys never date entertainers that are women, women that are entertainers, social media influencers, whatever it may be, they're never going to be good girlfriends because the nature of their work naturally puts them in precarious situations for the relationship.
01:31:16.000They have to network with other men, they need to try to go up the totem pole dealing with other men.
01:31:28.000If you're a man and you meet your high school sweetheart and you become famous and you make money and you get some status, more than likely you're going to bring that woman with you.
01:31:36.000Now, are you going to go and fuck some other bitches on the side?
01:34:50.000But yeah, basically, I'm just, I'm coming out here, just ask a few voice, ask a few questions in regards to like starting a podcast and that involvement.
01:34:59.000I also do have my own co-host myself, right?
01:36:31.000But what made you want to, like, I guess, come up with that idea of saying that women need to just be completely in the kitchen?
01:36:38.000Like, do you feel like a woman should, like, do you feel like women should have a right to make more money or just like, you know what I mean?
01:36:45.000It's not like defeating what you're saying because I agree.
01:37:13.000So for those of you that are here, the topic is women should be in the kitchen or we're also discussing Israel-Iran, why us bombing Iran was a big mistake, and us getting involved in a conflict was a big mistake, and we should Stop giving aid to Israel.
01:37:55.000Well, like with the other gentleman, you got to be able to stand out, right?
01:37:59.000Everyone and their mom wants to be a podcaster and their streamer nowadays.
01:38:02.000You got to be able to stand out and really have a command on whatever your niche is and be able to speak about it in a way where you're educated, you're articulate, people want to listen to you, you're charismatic, and kind of go from there.
01:38:53.000women deserve less aka they should be in a kitchen or no more aids israel okay so we'll be down on the on the audio for a second yes out here yeah Okay, yeah, let's do it quick.
01:39:28.000So I was here a little bit earlier and I heard you talk, I heard you say, I was here a little bit earlier and I heard you say talk about women being submissive.
01:39:37.000Yeah, could you elaborate a little bit more on that?
01:40:02.000So are you saying that in general, you're generalizing, I'm assuming, right?
01:40:08.000Like, do you mean that a woman should follow, should be submissive to a man that is perhaps abusing the women or perhaps has not the best ideas?
01:40:20.000Perhaps someone that has not been, that is not educated or informed about certain things.
01:41:30.000Like if you think about business, for example, nowadays the best corporations are very, they want different ideas, right?
01:41:37.000And that includes having women in the workforce.
01:41:40.000So by you silencing the women and by them being submissive, aren't you, I guess, making that couple less less than optimal?
01:41:54.000I'm not saying that her suggest, like, she can't suggest anything or be involved in the decision-making process, but what I am saying is that the guy's got to be the final decision maker and the head of the household.
01:42:36.000And let's have kids, like, you should be consulting with your partner, right?
01:42:41.000There's some times where you're going to need to make executive decisions as the man, and you're not going to want your input with your woman, or you need to do what you need to do.
01:43:00.000In every successful business, every country, et cetera, there's always going to be an official decision maker, whether it's the president of the United States, the CEO of a company, et cetera.
01:43:29.000You're only a team as long as you are the coach.
01:43:32.000As soon as you no longer are the coach and you become a player, she doesn't want to play with you anymore.
01:43:36.000So I think it's very important that men understand that women deal with men from an opportunistic standpoint and they deal with men from an extractionary value standpoint.
01:43:46.000Women don't want equals, despite the fact that they say that.
01:45:21.000He has to be quite likely, but he needs to consult with his advisors.
01:45:25.000Otherwise, because he doesn't always have the right views, nor is he an expert in all the many different areas that are around the business.
01:45:31.000So you need to consult with your advisors and the people that are expert in those areas.
01:45:35.000What I'm trying to say is you're making elections.
01:45:36.000Consulting with those advisors is a privilege, okay?
01:45:41.000You're saying, hey, well, you know, I would argue, I'm not attacking you, but your rhetoric, your mindset, this is why so many men fail with women.
01:45:49.000Because they have this, oh, let's go ahead and have a democracy and people vote type mindset with women.
01:46:01.000They can decide and, you know, use the use deductive problem solving like men.
01:46:05.000They're not deductive problem solvers like us.
01:46:07.000And I know this is politically incorrect to say this, but that's just how it is.
01:46:10.000And I would argue, not only are they not deductive problem solvers a lot of the time, they want you to be that guy and just make the decision without them.
01:46:16.000Women want guys who are going to take charge and make decisions with or without them.
01:46:20.000Now, again, are there situations where she can have the privilege of being involved?
01:47:20.000That is why we have the issues that we have.
01:47:24.000If we're going to sit here and worry about people's feelings or the way information is conveyed, that is how we ended up with 99 genders.
01:47:31.000That is how we ended up with gays adopting kids.
01:47:33.000This is how we end up with the fucked up world that we have now because we're so concerned with people's feelings versus doing what needs to be done.
01:49:53.000Well, number one, it's more of a euphemism to describe that feminism is a problem, right?
01:49:58.000So, well, what feminism has done is it's blurred the lines between what men are supposed to do versus what women are supposed to do.
01:50:06.000And what's happened is it's confused both genders.
01:50:08.000And when both genders are confused doing the other gender's job, what ends up happening is nobody's happy.
01:50:14.000The women are behaving like men, and they complain that they can't find men.
01:50:17.000And then the men are behaving like women, and they can't find women.
01:50:21.000So whenever you blur the lines between gender roles, everybody loses because no one's able to really get what they want out of the opposite gender because roles aren't defined, and this is the byproduct of the feminine.
01:50:32.000Most importantly, made it as if men and women are equal.
01:52:03.000The gender lines are blurred and the roles are confused, but there shouldn't be any gender lines to begin with.
01:52:12.000Women and men, they both serve their same purposes.
01:52:15.000Maybe you, you might think that theirs is only in the kitchen, but if women stopped working, that's 48% of the workforce all year round, all around the world.
01:55:04.000When I say that they need to be in the kitchen, what I'm saying is they need to be focusing on having a family and children and being married to a man over their career.
01:56:32.000But what I'm saying is that the man used to not having that maybe that not teaching them, not putting them straight because can't really like a mom can't educate the son.
01:56:43.000I'm saying a two-parent household where the guy's the predominant breadwinner is the best way to go with things.
01:56:49.000Yeah, but you just said if they should prioritize their work first, they can't be at home.
01:56:53.000Yes, so that means if they got to work long hours to take care of the family so the woman can stay there with the kids, they need to do that.
01:56:58.000Because that's the person In the house.
01:57:00.000With men, what I'm telling you is men have to prioritize their careers.
01:57:06.000Because with men, our duty is to provide for our family.
01:57:10.000So for us to prioritize our career, that allows us to earn more money for our family.
01:57:15.000And then eventually, if you prioritize your career enough, you can get to a point where you have enough money where you can slowly start to back off.
01:59:22.000Just kind of, I'm pretty neutral on a lot of shit.
01:59:24.000Obviously, I think my question is just kind of related to this in a way of like international.
01:59:29.000So I travel a lot, go to a lot of different countries.
01:59:31.000A lot of countries you mentioned in the show, Brazil, Poland, Peru, like traditional feminine countries, right?
01:59:38.000And the women do treat you completely different than the states.
01:59:41.000I guess seeing the traditional culture and around different countries in Europe and South America, I guess, you know, I'm about to go to Asia soon in this fall.
01:59:48.000What do you recommend for someone in like, you know, say their 20s, building business remotely, going around the world in terms of, you know, timing of settling down, looking at, you know, potential girlfriends, what that looks like?
02:00:32.000And so in terms of like, I know you know, I kind of know like how you would frame your relationship, but like if you were to do something more international, like do you have places you recommend?
02:06:03.000There was one guy arguing earlier about how there's a minority of women where it's actually in their best interest to work because they're good at their jobs and they make money.
02:06:13.000But I would argue that that might be the case until maybe they're 30, 35 and they start to realize they don't have a family.
02:06:18.000They don't have a husband or kids because they focus so much on their careers.
02:06:24.000I can't, like, you know, a lot of times women will, you know, enter the professional world.
02:06:28.000They'll get into their late 20s or 30s or into their 30s.
02:06:31.000They have a kid and then they immediately start coming back hours and they start focusing on the family.
02:06:34.000Happens all the time in the professional world.
02:06:36.000So, you know, look, I'm not opposed to women entering the workforce, so to speak, because I get that you got to make a in this hyperinflation, inflation world.
02:06:47.000But my problem is that women prioritize career to the detriment of the family.
02:06:52.000And on top of that, they don't feel as though they need to do anything to serve a man.
02:06:57.000They think that their career and their credentials is what we're interested in.
02:07:02.000I think most men, being honest here, most guys would prefer a 21-year-old girl that wants to be a wife that isn't a whore, that isn't the most intense.
02:07:18.000You know, like we're going to go for the broke girl that's 21 that's young and has a good mindset over the girl that's 30 years old that makes 500k per year.
02:07:25.000And this is what women need to understand is that like their capacity to earn money doesn't matter.
02:08:10.000It's without contributing to her and then that's the problem.
02:08:13.000And I'm here to tell all the guys, bro, if your girl doesn't obey you, if she doesn't listen to what she's supposed to do, she dresses when you tell her not to, she wants to entertain other men, break up with her immediately.
02:10:18.000I think more Americans need to wake up and realize that our tax dollars are being used to fund basically ethnic cleansing slash genocide out in Gaza.
02:10:28.000So I just moved to Miami and I was just thinking, like, what's the like, there's a lot of, like, I felt like a lot of Jewish people here.
02:10:50.000So, you know, some of the people that are actually, some of the best people that are talking about this topic are actually Jewish.
02:10:56.000You know, you talk about guys like Dave Smith, Max Blumenthal, Norman Finkelstein.
02:11:01.000You know, there's so many people out there that are talking about these problems.
02:11:04.000So it's clearly not a Jewish problem because some of these people are the biggest voices for talking about, you know, a two-state solution or, you know, trying to end the war or the conflict.
02:11:12.000So I think it's a bad political ideology.
02:25:29.000You're able to decide what you want to do if you, you know, when all of the conclusions in those studies is false when they don't control for environment.
02:28:54.000I find it interesting how when we say better athletes with more fast switch muscle fibers and they can play basketball and they're superior.
02:34:28.000But if we reciprocate and say, well, you know, I don't want a girl that dresses a certain way or whatever, that's considered discrimination or judging.
02:34:57.000Because men have to be the protectors and the providers, and we don't want to get embarrassed with our girl.
02:35:01.000Maybe it's because a woman's past matters to a man's future.
02:35:04.000Maybe it's because if you're a whore, you're not going to be able to take care of our family.
02:35:07.000Maybe it's because we don't want to be.
02:35:09.000But I love it how women can sit there and have their standards, have these crazy high standards, then we go ahead and say, well, you know what?
02:36:06.000Feminism is reaped so strongly into society that women have the fucking hubris to come on a mic, tens of thousands of people, say, I love Jesus.
02:36:58.000So I think it's important that guys on this is like the new normal now, right?
02:37:04.000We got girls coming in talking about Jesus and religion while dressed provocatively.
02:37:10.000It's the ultimate hypocrisy, but the only reason why that happens is because we've created an environment with feminism where they can do no wrong and they can't be criticized and they can't be judged.
02:38:35.000The way a man is interrogated, the way he pants pulled down in New York City, every single woman should be in fucking jail, according to me.
02:44:41.000think it's a funny mindset to have honestly like how If a woman wants to earn a business.
02:44:54.000If women could do everything that a man can do, we wouldn't need to have lower standards for them when they join police forces for the military.
02:44:59.000And then here lower their fucking standards.
02:45:12.000We're not talking about that right now.
02:45:13.000We're talking about like how they're not the same in ways of like fucking women have to be in the kitchen.
02:45:19.000Well, you're missing the point that it doesn't just end at the biology.
02:45:23.000Not only are we different biologically, we're different in the way that we're wired and the way that we do things because our biology dictates our sexual strategy.
02:45:30.000So in other words, so you understand this.
02:45:37.000So a woman is looking for the best guy that she can get and get a long-term commitment from that man.
02:45:41.000A man is looking for attractive women and having as many of them as he can.
02:45:45.000So in other words, a man that's having sex with a lot of women has to bring value versus a woman that's having sex with a lot of dudes does not have to bring value.
02:45:54.000But what about a woman who, for example, the husband leaves her for another girl who cheats on her so she's alone with her?
02:46:01.000Well, that's where women need to be intelligent.
02:46:04.000My kind of situation, my father left me at the age of three.
02:46:07.000My mom had to bring me up with my brother alone.
02:46:54.000This is why more women are reporting unhappiness than ever before.
02:46:57.000amount of women are using ssris and using antidepressant medication to look good to have big boobs to them every night to do this to do that like that's what they expect like if Okay.
02:47:10.000I didn't expect you to get it because you're reasoning.
02:47:26.000So since we are not the same, we're not the same standards.
02:47:29.000Okay, this is why a woman can be 21 years old, be a bum, and still meet a millionaire versus a man needs to have money and status and bring something to the table to be able to attract women.
02:49:51.000When women make money, they look at it like, I don't need a man anymore.
02:49:54.000When a man makes money, it's like, okay, now a woman can need me.
02:49:56.000We are not the same when we make money.
02:49:58.000This is why nobody gives a fuck about a woman's career or her income because it doesn't benefit us.
02:50:02.000If you were the guy, let me give you an example so you really understand this concept.
02:50:06.000Let's say you got with a guy that spent a significant amount of time on his clothes, his fashion, dressing well, spent more time than you did, right?
02:50:12.000And he was more handsome and prettier than you.
02:52:45.000You're going to have a very difficult time finding a guy that you're actually attracted by has higher status that's going to take you seriously, okay?
02:52:55.000What I'm telling you is your work has disqualified you from a significant amount of men that are attractive, that are handsome, that have options.
02:53:02.000They're not going to get with a sex worker.
02:53:03.000So you're going to have to lower your standards.
02:53:04.000I'm not going to get with a more average guy.
02:54:10.000That's like me asking you, are you having s ⁇ at all?
02:54:18.000I just don't understand how you could say that just because I do OF, like people might think that like I can't get a man.
02:54:26.000You're a sex worker, which means you're not going to be able to attract and retain a higher status guy because your job is embarrassing to him.
02:54:43.000You can have your plan, but what I'm telling you is- Let's say you stop OnlyFans and you get with a guy and he finds out that you did OnlyFans five years later.
03:00:37.000One more question is, how do you compare getting a woman in the United States, or let's say specifically Miami, to getting a woman outside of the United States in a traditional country?
03:01:05.000Would you believe somewhere else they don't want as much as in Miami?
03:01:10.000Well, the standards aren't going to be as high as because let's say you go to like Thailand, right?
03:01:15.000The cost of living there is significantly lower.
03:01:17.000You can have a certain type of, you can make $100,000 a year, but live like a multi-millionaire over there.
03:01:21.000So what you've been able to do is kind of utilize that country's environment to your advantage and create a certain lifestyle and a certain status for yourself that will make you more attractive there.
03:01:30.000Now, do I participate in the passport bro movement?
03:01:34.000No, but I see why guys do it because women in America are so insufferable that guys are like, why the fuck am I paying all this money and dealing with these insufferable, rude women that don't really care about being a good girlfriend?
03:01:45.000So that's why so many guys go to other places.
03:01:47.000So would you go to Thailand and get a wife over there?
03:03:05.000But if guys are trying to prioritize finding a girlfriend over, you know, earning money or maybe they can earn a lot of money over there, then that's fine.
03:03:11.000But for me, I'm prioritizing career, which means I need to stay here versus going and finding a woman.
03:03:16.000But some guys are in different positions in their life.
03:06:27.000I used to get more girls back then, and I had the benefit of anonymity because I wasn't an internet person where I have a very controversial stance on a lot of different topics.
03:06:37.000My fame has actually not helped me with getting women.
03:06:41.000So I actually used to do better before when I first moved here when I was working on the job because I was able to use that anonymity to my benefit.
03:06:48.000Also, women like guys that work in law enforcement, et cetera, shows a lot of characteristics that make you attractive.
03:10:35.000I've been very, I'm actually transparent about my finances.
03:10:40.000Again, buddy, you're coming in here, talking to me on my channel, saying that I'm not qualified when you've been on my show and no one knows who you are.
03:16:27.000We'll fix the audio and the power things.
03:16:33.000Yeah, and I think I'm going to go ahead and do a stream for you guys on Amiron Gains X. Give me like an hour or so, guys, and I'll go ahead and fire up a stream for you guys.
03:16:41.000We'll talk about the news, what's going on with Israel and Iran, how it was a monumental failure, because I didn't get to talk to you guys about that last time.