＂Feminist Is RUINING Everything＂ Modern Women LAMENT
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In this episode, we discuss the role of women and men in society and how they should be treated in relation to cheating and sexual assault. We discuss the roles of men and women in society, how they treat their partners and how to deal with a partner cheating on them, and what we should do in such a situation.
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justified in doing damn near anything when it comes to a man cheating on them like for example
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um wendy williams made a joke about chopping a man's off um on national tv and no one cared
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um because a girl chopped her um basically a girl chopped her partners like off and um
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wendy williams basically and said oh he deserved it but if the roles were reversed like a dude
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chopped you know our stuff off like it wouldn't be the same
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women women get uh less time in prison usually as well yeah when it when it gets to being charged
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and being uh similar crime yes uh it's like three times the amount of sentencing for the same crime
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yeah i think naturally but just because physically we're more vulnerable i mean i don't i don't think
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we i don't think it should be it's not it's not solicited at all i mean it a crime is a crime
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man or woman whatever but um it's physically we're more vulnerable so it's a bit like
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will i hit him if i if i do like so like not me that's not i don't know me personally
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if your boyfriend cheated on you how would you react
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i think women we have an upper hand in more um having creating more mind like emotionally
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mentally like letting them know using your words so would you be would you be spiteful
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no best friend or something no no no that that's like that's like scoring our own goal like what
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like there's that's no i would probably do something worse no do something that would actually
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let him know yeah you up okay like leave and cut contact men i feel like men they learn through
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through pain or men learn through absence if someone's got access to me he's realistically he's
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thinking yeah i know i know i heard this that the other but rather like i'm still chatting to her right
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now no you need to cut all contacts and that's it you need to put him on time out and that's with
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your absence is when a guy will really feel like whoa what am i doing like i feel i feel like
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oh she's she's not talking to me she's not talking oh my god like it's real this time she's really
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pissed off but i think in in reference to the question i think this is this is the this is how
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successful feminine feminism has been in society and it's that kind of centric order that society's
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now become part of it is down to the like the feminist agenda but it's also down to men over
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compensating for what women perceive the patriarchy have been so i think a lot of women are
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unappreciative of what men have done to propel society into where it currently is so feminism
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has managed to garner quite a lot of strength in terms of changing people's social perceptions to
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how men and women deal with each other and in order for men not to be considered misogynistic or
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i guess be ostracized in society they overcompensate for a lot of the things that women do so a lot of
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things will be overlooked like i talk like i remember bringing up a story in the podcast before
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but when i was like s aid and it was funny to everyone but if like if and it was funny to me
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as well don't get me wrong because i never felt at threat like it is what it is but flip that over
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and put that same scenario but as a woman it's game over to basically give context like a woman like
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ripped open my robe and then one bit my chest was my willies all out and blah blah blah but like if i
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was to go up to a woman and a night out a bus band of a rip open a dress and then my friend suck a tiki
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it's going left no no no i agree i agree that it should be taken like they're both the same degree
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of they're both the same thing like when one gender does one thing and the same gender is the same thing
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with essay it's both should be taken like the same gravity i feel so i think a lot of women say that
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though but i think in in reality i don't believe a lot of you but i know what you want to say here
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you want to say like women don't see to the same gravity but i also feel like i don't want to like
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make men the victim again in this situation i do feel like men do enable certain things like that
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because you see a lot of times on like twitter or online that you see that men like lose their
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virginity to really older women um but in the present when that happened a lot of the friends these
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male friends were enabling that like oh like you're seeing a milf you're doing this and this and
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this and they don't actually recognize you know within their group of men that what they was doing
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or what they're enabling was actually something really messed up i mean you don't you don't think
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women kind of do the same thing when we're twerking online when like any grown man can see that
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or like you have 15 year olds dressed in damn near nothing what do you think you're attracting
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i don't know what you're asking me so i'm saying wouldn't you say like women enable it too
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i guess so i guess to a certain degree yeah i guess to a certain degree i'm not saying that
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women don't like i'm talking about them the subjective male experience because you're talking
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about your essay experience i'm talking about how um i don't think it's essay it just comes under that
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category it comes under that category um but like i feel like um with the male experience and things
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like that happen like sexually as well i feel like sometimes the male community also does enable
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certain things by making certain things um elusive like i want to date an older woman i want to have
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these experiences like you'll see like men will try to get into clubs really young or try to go to
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certain parties really young because they want to meet older women or i don't know so i don't
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think the problem is that men enable it because i think for the most part it's it's it's weirdly a
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privileged position to be in considering that most men don't have access to sex in the first place
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so it's been a position where women want you that much they're willing to do that to you
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it's probably a privileged position for a man so i wouldn't say most men complain about that i think
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the problem is is that when women seek this so-called equality but then don't want to live
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by equal standards that's when it becomes problematic so the only reason i bring up that point is because
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when women talk about equality you only speak in terms of double standards that suit you and when
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it doesn't suit you you no longer want it anymore it depends on what topics though because we're equal
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but men and women no but men i mean as humans we are but men and women are different we have different
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needs like even with this modern woman women thing like i think it's i don't think more and more women
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should try to become more masculine i think women need to embrace uh their own femininity and understand
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the power in that instead of trying to be this you know what you're a go-getter i'm gonna be a go-getter
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as well i'm gonna take on your role as well like no we have our separate we have our separate roles in
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the world uh whether or not people wanna uh understand that or not because yeah we're equal
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but to a certain extent it doesn't mean you're more important i'm more important but just unfortunately
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we have different roles like they say uh women and children are the only people that are loved
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unconditionally whereas men they love conditioning on what you can do on the action you take on how you
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built like you said we just have i guess we're born of like indefinite value whereas men you're judged
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on like who are you what have you done what can you provide etc etc do you think that will stay the
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same though because i feel like it's like that because society is built in a way where traditionally
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men were in the workforce and traditionally men were seen as providers so men were seen as a means to
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work and when someone's a means to work they're a means to provide that's why they were loved
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conditionally but now more women entering the workforce i think that could happen to us too
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but we're not expected to do things as well i think men are just seen as expendable in society that's
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why they do all the hard jobs that's why they're the ones sent to war their bodies are going to be on
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the line when if we go to war like i think no matter even if women are in the workforce what are we
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doing we're not doing the hard jobs yeah like you you have more testosterone you can build
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muscles this that the other we can't we have other uses but i think in terms of your question
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you need to whatever energy you're giving out you need to understand your own energy is it feminine
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masculine whatever regardless of your sex you need to know what energy is yours and that's the only way
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you'll be able to excel and what you do and also attract the opposite uh partner that you need but based
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on that logic we're not equal i think we can strive for balance because obviously there's there's
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things that you're better at the things that i'm better at that makes us balance so what what are
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men good at and what are women better at like can you give some stereotypical like gender skills
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gendered skills men are better with things women are better with people
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okay so like with that logic it would make a lot of sense for men to be sent to war
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because they're better at those kind of things and then we make a lot more sense for men to be
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leaders but we're just not women will be the medics no no no no like like like women to be commanding
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and ruling and like delegating tasks and men to be doing those tasks but that's a cognitive dissonance
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then because you're saying that women are better uh with working with people so like directing people
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telling people to do things and men are better at doing okay i should say i should say women are
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more interested in doing jobs that have to deal with people but when it comes to leadership women
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don't excel in leadership like men do oh sorry can you can you just sorry because because you can
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work you can work in people with people as the checkout person at a grocery store like like leadership
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leadership no but i'm saying like leadership and working with people are two different sectors but
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like you said like you said men are good they work the hardest jobs like plumbing like plumbing
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electricity like everything yeah if we look at men in that way that that's their skill set
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um in places like war it would make sense that the women would be controlling controlling and
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organizing the war and that the men would actually go out and fight but they wouldn't know the all the
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logistics they have to be a soldier themselves to know no no like when people go to war the soldier
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doesn't know everything they get given commands there's someone that all from a general from a
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general from somebody who's got experience and actually yeah yeah the battlefield no no most
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generals have never been on the battlefield so how do they get what they got they normally go to
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university they get degrees in like math like you know like all the medals of oh this is everything
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there's different there's different sort of ranks so there's like if you're talking about sas
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then everyone's going to be out in combat but if you're talking about things like large wars and
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large things are organized by large organizations like em like i'm going to say like you said the
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american army it's not going to be just organized by just soldiers not everyone in that army will go
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and fight there'll be people that will organize things there'll be um intelligence surveillance things
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like that people that collect information and use it people that have like master's degrees phds like
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maths right and understand certain things i see i see your logic but i see your logic but where it's
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flawed is that and this is from you can read you know have you had a book sapiens by yoveno harari
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so in that book he talks about um why female letter societies didn't do as well as they should have
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done if your examples were correct and he said that when it comes to um organizing groups men are better
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when it comes to large scale whilst women are better when it comes to small so small social factions
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where it's like mothers and the children when it when it large scale you need to be able to
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you have to have a common myth to unite people and men are much better providing that myth than
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women are so by that same logic men are still better at leadership than women will because
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women are better in small scales not large scale i understand what you're saying one second let me move
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this down um but i feel like what you're saying applies um to all genders so um when you're with
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a large group of people you need a common myth and i don't think that's like i don't think that's
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dependent on gender and like pearl said before history tells us it is though because again
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what that book depicts is that what the best the most optimal function society is what lives to tell
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the tale so if women were just as good at providing myth then there would be massive female-led societies
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that had their own list let's just say like they had their own continent that would be doing their
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thing but they don't and they had the opportunity to do so i'm quoting the same book as you
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mm-hmm i'm quoting the same example as a similar example from this book and it says there's a
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cognitive dissonance where women have the skills to lead but they're just not put in that leadership
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role and men have the typical but then wouldn't you say they're not good at it like i didn't say
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they weren't good at it i'm just saying that women also have the quality no but i'm saying like like
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okay i could say oh i'm really good at volleyball but if i never played and never did it well then like
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like okay i could say redheads are better at volleyball but then if redheads never play volleyball
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and never do it well you can't say redheads are better at volleyball so saying like women are
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better leaders but if they don't if you use the example okay i'm gonna um i'm gonna be good at
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volleyball but you've never played and i say but pearl's a good athlete she'd probably be good at
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volleyball that's probably probably what i'm trying to say is that women have the capacity to do these
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things because they have these skills from other places so they have people skills they have listening
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skills they can be quite organized they have a lot of stamina for certain things i don't know because
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i think the best leaders are better they're not really the best listeners they tell you what to do
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i think the best leader is someone that can is that respected by other people but can also understand
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what needs to be done now they can prioritize this is a super chat it says the best leaders are those
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who are not not only good with people but they but they must be able to have an
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arbitrary or an impartial view on any given topic in conflict which best facilitates the larger
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good men are more logical and empirical versus women so it's just like yeah i feel like women can
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prioritize as well and i feel like that's a key no you keep feeling it i feel like i feel like i feel
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like it's all because it's a subjective opinion it's my opinion well i know but i just think like every
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i've always preferred like male bosses because we get emotional we get in our feelings with stuff
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you know yeah women women and women women okay that is true that is true i don't really get on with
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the women bosses but you know what at least you're honest about it yeah when things are hard you
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you want a man beside you that can make all the hard decisions obviously women can as well both
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both can do whatever it just depends on you but large scale yeah like i feel like what you're saying
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it's like really correlational like but there's been studies to prove it because they didn't did
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the scandinavian study on on what women do when given more opportunity to pick what they want and
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it turns out that when women are given opportunity don't really pick stamps i've seen those studies
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i'm just saying that women have the capacity yeah well they also did um a tv show where they put like
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15 men and 15 women on like two islands and they had to like figure out how to survive and like by the
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first day like the men had figured out how to get water how to hunt for food they'd given everybody roles and
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like the women almost died three times and the producers had to come in and help them the women
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are probably just talking about what they're gonna do yeah the men are probably just like right stacy
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stacy keeps telling me what to do that it shows that the more the more primitive the society
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the more gender roles that they are it's easily assigned so the more primitive the society men do
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this women do that to plain and simple like we're talking about society like you've read the book
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sapiens like after the agriculture revolution so let's talk like if all if we were hunter gatherers
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right now do you really think we'll be so gender like everything you really think so go back to that
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because we'd go from what's most optimal for survival because it's not for you to go out and hunt it's me
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no but like wouldn't it be optimal that we're both huntering and gathering it's most optimal that you're
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at home pregnant with the babies preparing the new generation whilst i'm out there being expendable
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bringing home the bacon yeah like listen i want when i'm in when i'm going bed i want my man has
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to go on i would naturally expect him to sleep on the side of the door i mean closest to the room that
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that doesn't mean someone's going something's gonna happen or even just things like uh you know putting
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me to the side of the pavement and him walking on the side of the road it's not like oh like men are
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not important but i don't know as like a gentleman it's the first line of protection yeah like i would just
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expect that anyway naturally things like that just seem appealing to me because just like oh like
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if somebody breaks in at 3 a.m who would naturally go and who would naturally cower away no not that
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it's a bad thing i'm gonna have in the bed and expect a woman like to come and i said babes go get
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that but the thing is my point is usually usually in a time of crisis that's when our natural selves
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come out because when it's everything stable and calm or whatever we can take have the privilege of
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saying hypothetically i would do this i could take on a man sure and when it actually happens but
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ukraine's a perfect example ukraine is a part we live in the modern age people saw ukraine and if
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you saw a tick tock when that was going off every single feminist was like listen i'm in the kitchen
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i do not want to go to war yeah literally no i i agree with you i would never want to actually engage
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in a fight on purpose like even if i was like trained like to the top level like all martial arts because
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i do train martial arts i still wouldn't want to pick a fight i would still always go because why
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would i choose to put myself in danger well that's like a martial art like principle wouldn't it like
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to to not deliberately go out exactly but the average woman just minding your own business and
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stuff i wish i could find this video but there's a video that they showed um they just went around
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recording random people and they asked the men um they would ask the women first if you had to pick
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between you or your husband to die who would you pick and all the women said him and then it asked
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all the men and all the men said me and is this husband and wife the husband and wife yeah ouch
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so that's just the perfect example of society and like how women think because it was their random
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selection not everyone though i mean i don't think everyone there's some women that would be like no
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like take me not not you my mum would say that my mum would say rather her than me yeah but you're
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her child i've got any mother most women are saying take the guy i mean it's the same thing
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in the titanic it was women and children but i think that's like a premise that they used to have
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in the past that they wanted i think i think that's natural like i think i think men feel the innate
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instinct to protect women the same way women have the innate instinct to protect children when when why
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is there violence towards women what if they have an innate instinct well it's actually um one-sided
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domestic abuse is more common for the woman to be hitting the man than the man to be hitting the
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woman most domestic abuse situations they're hitting each other so you can't yeah like because a lot of
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girls do that they'll say i was abused i was hit i was whatever but but they wait hold on let me finish
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but they'll forget about the part where they're like they're hitting back and so like like there is
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violence against women but it's not it's not the norm but doesn't that go against like the intrinsic
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well protect women yeah well not i don't know go against the laws of evolution for them to want to
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do that i would say yeah it probably does yeah but but that's why it's not normal even when um even
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when you know uh from uh holy books they say you know a woman was made from adam's eve was made from
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what adam's rib that's literally uh it's not literal it literally means uh a man needs to keep a woman
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under his arm for protection and close to his art like it's a it's not literal so this is from way
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back protect the gallium okay um i'm gonna read super chats and then i'm gonna close out the show so
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any final thoughts you guys have you know think now while i read um okay guys um make sure you like
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week um so yeah make sure you hit that subscribe button so john um yarbor in 1990 during desert storm
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eighty percent of women sent for rear support got pregnant just to leave there were volunteers scared
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of dying migtow by logic pearl wasn't given the show she earned it migtow by logic you're not put in
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the leadership ship position you earn leadership positions um american virus is freedom she is
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completely wrong about military leadership people are things and tools to leaders three-time afghan vet
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in special ops mike 910 b from a 20 year old retired vet the chick in the middle is mental she stopped
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speaking on something you read from a book christopher surdak leaders don't say i feel every 35 seconds
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leaders act on facts and objective realities not fantasies in their head
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um clifford range officers were soldiers when they started barely here men's issues do not diminish
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women's issues why is it that every time we address something for men women have to make it about them
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john yarbor his hypocrisy is the problem women love it migtow by logic it took three minutes after
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showing the video before a woman said but at some but some men allow this stuff so it's men's fault men are
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always the victim even when men women are always the victim even when women murdered him in cold blood wow
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typical brit cormier a lot of women say si should be the same a lot of women say si should be the
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same penalty no matter who did it however remember when the hashtag believe all women or believe women
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was all over the place why not believe all victims christopher surdak i feel like but i told you she
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couldn't do it another feminist man cheer in candidate um modern diagnosed modern diet diet diogenes
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um love from alaska question do you think men are demotivated to become successful because women
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value indicators of success more than traits men because women value the indicators of success more
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than the traits men need in order to become successful also is credit makeup for men um neil neilium
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that man with the cane was in the man with the cane was in a motorcycle accident was completely
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paralyzed work to be able to walk just to have that happen wow clifford range pearl i get that i feel jar
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asap the sense of entitlement is scary they can they can murder but it's the man's fault um and then that
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was yeah i've read that one already i'm gonna refresh it real quick just to make sure all super
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chats guys are going towards getting blessing an 8k camera um that's going to be a big thing for
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reaction videos um jason from minnesota hyena females are much larger hyena female females are much
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larger larger than males because they would not eat if they were dwarfed like other species sentience
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men's interest intrinsic intrinsic instinct to protect and provide is innate intact but if the
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woman disrespects her man he shuts off that instinct and the survival instinct kicks in equal rights
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equals equal equal rights equals equal lefts you earn my protection not demand it chris henson love the
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show glad to hear all the perspectives john yarber what are they teaching this these days christopher
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sodak pearl in over 85 of confirmed cases of child abuse the abuser is a woman usually the mother
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you can't find the studies anymore google suppresses them um john yarbor in 1990 desert storm 80 oh i read
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that one okay um final thoughts and then go around uh and where people can find you she has funny stories
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they're funny on instagram i'm i'm i'm kind of new to social media i'm trying my best i'm trying my best um
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going back to the the the topic of uh modern women i think they're 10s or something right yeah um
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look we we know the reality is that they're probably not a 10 and the thing is i say this from their
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heart uh it will save you a lot of time and it will come back to regret you know you you will have a lot
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of regret and everything down the line if you just accept and practice radical acceptance and this is what
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they teach in therapy as well a lot of therapy you can actually do it yourself in terms of just
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talking and being realistic uh perhaps if you do practice radical acceptance you actually your life
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will get a lot healthier and the irony is is that if you are realistic and looked at you looked at
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yourself objectively you would actually genuinely start feeling good about yourself and start
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improving yourself and becoming uh healthy uh so that's why i advocate and also um if you have a
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friend if you're going through difficulty let's just say medically or whatever and you have a friend and
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all your friends are encouraging you hey you're fine you're fine be a bit more skeptical about
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their motives and their agenda and um yeah i mean look i genuinely care about people so i will say the
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truth uh no one's got time to to wait around we only have one life and uh yeah i i really really do
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advocate to get healthy your diet what you're reading what you're listening to everything has an impact on
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you so uh yeah and that's it oh uh my instagram is shahara uh underscore isla isla and uh yeah i look
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forward to loads more conversations thank you i just want to thank everybody for watching the show
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um all the most of the problems we've listed the way certain people like in the comments for example
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you know men are when men problems are brought up women problems are brought up i think it's very easy
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to end up in like a echo chamber where what you what you think is kind of like ends up becoming what
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you just perceive sometimes it's good you need to keep an open mind all the time like men have issues
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women have issues i think in a sense that um in that sense yeah we are equal different roles but we are
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equal because i can't i can't tell my my god oh i'm more important than him he's more this that the other
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um and yeah i just think you just need to you need to keep an open mind all the time i don't think it's
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good to sometimes it's good being black and white but most of the time we're too complex humans are too
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complex we're not just we're not bound to just one thing you need to uh uh understand a lot of people's
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behavior and perceptions outlook it's just like a projection of themselves so yeah that's all i have to
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say thank you you're gonna say where they can find you well oh um instagram is yy50 underscore underscore
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underscore um i think the girls hit a nail on the head so obviously you've not seen me here before
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hit me up on insta who's underscore eddie underscore policy me again in the future
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