00:00:07.000Regardless of the political standing, the point that I'm trying to make is you're saying you're saying that, you know, there's no male empowerment.
00:00:16.000But again, well, if for your country, you're from the U.S.
00:00:21.000You've never had a female. You've never had a female president.
00:00:24.000What do you tell a young girl who says, I want to be president, despite all the difficulties that they may be?
00:00:29.000I would say I would say do it. There's nothing. There's I would say I would say I would say let me finish.
00:00:35.000I would say there is nothing stopping you. Go do it.
00:00:38.000If she wants to go do it, go do it. You're empowering her.
00:00:42.000So why are you white? So so why do you feel why do you feel that's needed?
00:00:45.000Why do you need to tell her that she could go do it? Go ahead.
00:00:47.000I would tell a guy if he wants to be president, go do it. I would.
00:00:56.000Who do you think would be more likely to get it, regardless of their political standing or ideologies?
00:01:00.000I think I and you're going to try to interrupt me here.
00:01:04.000So let me you're going to let me finish this sentence.
00:01:06.000I think the man would. But it's only because he would want to.
00:01:09.000I think most women, I think most women at a certain age, they have a hard time retaining women
00:01:14.000because they want and choose to have a children and a family.
00:01:18.000So so so I would say if I had to guess, I would guess the man would be more likely to actually do it.
00:01:25.000Like, for example, I know people that hire a high end law firms.
00:01:30.000And after 35 women, you can't pay them to stay because they say, fuck this, fuck a career.
00:01:37.000None of this matters. I want to go start a family.
00:01:39.000And I think that's something innate in women that you can't get rid of.
00:01:43.000No matter how much feminism tries to say we don't have that, like most women want to be mothers.
00:01:47.000So in other words, you agree with the disparity between the genders because women are innate mothers and things like that.
00:01:57.000So in other words, OK, you believe the man would do it more, would most likely do it,
00:02:02.000because what if the woman believes strongly that they can do it?
00:02:05.000What if they get to that age and says, I don't want to have kids, I don't want a family and I can do it.
00:02:09.000So again, you've kind of gone ahead and done what most political male leaders do and all these, like you're projecting your own low key misogynistic ideas as well.
00:02:23.000I don't think it's misogynistic to say women should do what they want to do.
00:02:27.000There are no laws stopping you. You can do whatever you want.
00:03:29.000When you make things like that equal or representative of everyone, it can reflect down the chain.
00:03:38.000If our leaders did not lead and give an example, then it wouldn't be reflected or seen lower down.
00:03:44.000If our parents did not give us a good example of how to live life, then the kids wouldn't have that.
00:03:50.000So you can't go to somewhere starting, you can't, you can't expect.
00:03:54.000I think that's an excuse. That's an excuse.
00:03:56.000Like, honestly, yeah, yeah. Because I'm telling you, I'm telling you, that's what I'm saying.
00:03:59.000Like, that's an excuse, honestly, because I've been in male dominated fields my whole life.
00:04:04.000It doesn't stop me. I don't give a shit of who I see up there.
00:04:06.000And like, and I'm saying, I'm saying, but this is like a victim mentality.
00:04:10.000Like, oh, poor me. I don't, poor me. I don't see women doing a job. Like, who cares?
00:04:15.000Go do it. There's no, there's nothing stopping you. Go do it. Go do it.
00:04:19.000If you want to be president, go do it. And that's, that's what I'm saying.
00:04:23.000So we should go and you're, so you're encouraging us to do it, but you're also against us being encouraged to do it.
00:04:27.000If you want to. No, no, I'm saying if you want to do it, go do it.
00:04:30.000You're encouraging us to do it, but then you're also against us being encouraged to do it. It doesn't make sense.
00:04:36.000I'm against quotas. I'm against legal policies. I'm against, I'm against, I'm against, no, no, no, I'm against legal policies that say you must hire someone based on, based on, you gotta let me, based on race or, or gender.
00:04:51.000I think that's sexist and racist. I am, I am for people doing what they want to do.
00:04:56.000Yeah. Well, guess what? The world we live in is not fair. Okay. Um, for example, as I said, I want to be an architect.
00:05:03.000The field was predominantly filled with male. So it was my field. Men. So my, my field is.
00:05:09.000I understand. Men. So guess what? Without, as what, what my friend said, without having feminists around, without pushing the agenda that women should be allowed.
00:05:18.000False, false, false. Without women pushing. I let you speak. Let me speak.
00:05:23.000Without women like you pushing the agenda that women should have the space and should have the, the, the, the, the, the, to be comfortable.
00:05:33.000To access to any field without having that, I wouldn't be here. I wouldn't even be able to come to school here. Let's be real. So you saying.
00:05:42.000I would, I would be in the same place without feminists. I would be in the same place.
00:05:46.000I'm black. Well, guess what? Without these quotas, without the, especially ever since the black lives matter act and movement happened.
00:05:54.000These quotas have been popping up, especially to support black people and black women.
00:05:59.000Sometimes it's, it's not just to encourage 50 50. It's to allow people to now see the abilities behind the people who they've been shutting out.
00:06:08.000Yeah. Because when you shut out a group of people or you've not allowed them to succeed in an effort.
00:06:13.000How are women shut out when we have women's empowerment, but we don't have men's empowerment?
00:06:17.000Pardon? How are women shut out if we have women's empowerment? We're not, we're not shut out.
00:06:21.000One minute. This is recent. No, it's not. It's been, it's been, it's incorrect. It's been here since the sixteenth.
00:06:26.000Yes. And that is recent time compared to hundreds of years of men.
00:06:29.000That has nothing to do, but, but like I'm 25. Like, what is it? That's been, as far as I've been alive, why am I complaining about something that happened before I was even born?
00:06:39.000All I can say to you, all I can say to you is I appreciate you standing here and being willing to ask questions and share your opinion and to try and like educate me.
00:06:49.000But I think you also don't, I'm being receptive of your ideas. I think you should be a bit more respectful, receptive of mine.
00:06:55.000Because of course you, you definitely, I hate saying this to people, but I have to say it to you, you've lived a privileged life.