Feminist Gets Hit With This HARSH REALITY
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about the difference between men and women in the modern world and why women are better at a lot of things than men are at anything else. We also talk about feminism and why we can't be equal.
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I mean, I've never thought about what men are better at, but I can name a few.
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So wait, what would you say that men are better at then?
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So I feel like men do all the infrastructure, right?
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And how, and did we do, and what has the world come to?
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Yeah, so you're going to say, oh, you're going to say, oh, great, it's terrible.
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I think the culture right now is worse than 100 years ago, I would say, because I think family is more important than individuality.
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And I think that's what women have done to the culture.
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I think when women are guided by men, we can be great wives and mothers and be very great for the culture.
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Yeah, I think the natural order of thing is God, men, women.
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For months, I've been trying to think of one thing.
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You can't think of one thing that women are better at.
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No, and it's not to say that women are bad at things.
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I can think of great women, smart women, great wives and mothers.
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But the point is that men will always figure out a way to do things better.
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Literally, the only thing women are better at men are things that men can't do.
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But you see even that which women are supposed to be so good at, they are really doing a terrible job at doing that because the birth rate is dropping.
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So, the whole premise of feminism is that we're equal.
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And my thing is we cannot be equal because men pay the majority of the taxes.
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They run the biggest employers in the United States or UK.
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So, I think it makes sense that they get more of a say.
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And I think that, like, the premise that men and women are equal is lying to women because we are not equal.
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I was thinking cooking and then I looked up the top Michelin chefs.
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I, for months, have been trying to find one thing.
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I've heard that women can detect facial, like, emotion better than men.
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From a psychological perspective, there must be loads of things like that.
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Yes, and so you would think we would dominate and make money off of that, but we don't.
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Maybe we should just all go home and be stay-at-home wives then, after all.
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There's always been high IQ women in history that have been very influential and have done really great things.
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Obviously, you can make generalizations so generally, okay, maybe men are better at all of these other things.
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There have been individual women that are high IQ in history that men have even traveled for miles to, like, get wisdom from or whatever.
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She's probably talking rubbish anyway, but there's always been high IQ women in history.
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But the thing is, most of the women making a lot of money monetize beauty in some way.
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Me and you are both in entertainment that's monetizing beauty.
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It's a lot easier for me or you to blow up than it is for a guy.
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And I know this because I've managed men and women.
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So it's like the industries that we dominate in aren't based on competence.
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But then do you think that that's because of the way that society is and because it is kind of a man's world?
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I think if women could make it a woman's world, we would have built a world.
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So you think that we would have done that by now?
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I think we've had thousands of years to build a world and we couldn't do it.
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But I mean, thousands of years where a lot of people were oppressed, like a lot of women were a lot more oppressed.
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I think most women had more rights than most men.
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But then a lot of women would get married off at like the age of 12, like in ancient Athens, for example.
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And then, you know, to like an older, older guy.
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And obviously that still happens in today's society as well.
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Well, I think that was because the life expectancy was lower, though, wasn't it?
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But what about the guys being old and then being married to like an older guy?
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But I think a lot of times we judge a different time period by what was normal at the time.
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I think I think people will judge our time period and say that we were oppressing men.
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I think they're going to look back at this time period and think that the way that men are treated in the court system, the way that men are treated like the power that women have is oppressive towards men.
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But I also agree that women are still oppressed equally as much.
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So, for example, like the violence against women, like, you know, a lot.
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There's surely a lot more women murdered by men.
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And there's more men are men are more likely to be victims of a violent.
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They put you in school and they say, here's all this stuff that's not true.
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It's obviously as a woman, I don't know about you, but I don't feel safe walking home at night.
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And then does that not maybe make me more of a target?
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Yeah, potentially, but I think men are more willing to help you than another.
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I just saw a video of a guy getting stabbed on a train in front of everybody.
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No, yeah, I just saw a guy getting shot, like, in New York, just on the street.
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And I think men are more likely to step in if it's a woman victim than if it's a man.
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But then what if there's no one around, though, and it is just the individual?
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Well, you know, then it's still, even with a man, that he's still the individual, too.
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But I think there's systems in place that protect us, that men still have to do.
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So how are we able to, like, if I'm in my apartment, well, I mean, now they have women police officers,
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So if I'm at home alone, I still have to call a man.
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And so, if anything, we should be saying thank you, men.
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No, yeah, I feel like we should definitely be grateful, like, 100%, of course.
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And I'm not saying that men and women are exactly the same,
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but I do feel like it's not just men that have the bad things happening to them.
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I just want to think of a way that is, like, worse for women.
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I mean, I guess, obviously, what I mentioned before,
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isn't it only, like, 1% of grape cases, like, actually go to court and prosecute?
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So it's interesting, because me and you are going to look at this differently.
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I'm going to say 1% of grape cases had enough evidence.
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we have to go off the premise that they're innocent until they're guilty.
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So I don't think we can equate and say an accusation is a crime.
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But at the same time, I mean, I don't know about you,
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but I don't think I have, like, many friends that haven't experienced some kind of essay.
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And obviously, I know you say innocent until proven guilty.
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But the amount of women that I know that have had something like that happen to them
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Like, I have quite a lot, quite a few have been, like, you know, the date grape drug.
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How do they know they just didn't get too drunk?
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Like, you know, if you've been drunk however many times, you know the difference between
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But what I'm saying is this story, like, typically when I hear these stories, I don't hear a man
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took me off the side of the road and graved me.
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Well, a lot of the time it happens from, like, the boyfriend or someone close to them as
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I think that's a way that feminists have convinced women that we're, like, oppressed.
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Is, like, because they'll say you were graped by a boyfriend and it's just, like, it's
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Where it's, like, what's consent, what's not consent.
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I mean, obviously until, I don't know, was it, like, the 70s or something?
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I think it was still legal for men to, like, their wife, wasn't it?
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So it's, like, I guess since that law's come in then, that's when it opens up.
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Well, I think the problem is that it gives the woman too much power.
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Because, essentially, when you're getting married, it really should be lifelong consent.
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Yeah, I mean, for me personally, I don't have a problem with that.
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He's going to pull this clip someday and say, see, see?
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But the problem is that immediately gives women, when we start, like, believing women
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that it's saying this stuff, it gives the women all the power.
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Because now she can go get a DNA test and say he did it.
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And again, we are the worst versions of ourselves during a breakup.
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So I'm not saying it doesn't happen, but I don't think it's as common as feminists are
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Because I never, if it's so common and men are these, like, evil people, I just don't
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know why there's not more stories of being, like, pulled off the side of the road.
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It was, I was, like, I was date-graped when, you know, you start to get the other side of
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And I just think I have a hard time believing it until I get both sides.