JustPearlyThings - April 20, 2023


Feral FEMINIST Gets REDPILLED Live


Episode Stats

Length

13 minutes

Words per Minute

226.03355

Word Count

3,018

Sentence Count

266

Misogynist Sentences

58

Hate Speech Sentences

29


Summary

On this episode of the podcast, the guys discuss racism in the black community and how to overcome it. They discuss the benefits of having a black president, and why we should stop using racism as a barrier to our progress.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Do you know how much women privilege you have?
00:00:02.400 You just got offered $1,000 to see if you could fix a car.
00:00:06.120 That's what I'm saying.
00:00:06.920 It's a superpower.
00:00:07.860 Should I take it black because you're a black girl?
00:00:09.820 No, don't take it back.
00:00:11.220 I'm a hustler.
00:00:12.340 Actually, do you hear the black privilege, too?
00:00:14.000 I peeped it a little bit earlier.
00:00:15.720 Black people and minorities in general have more freedom of speech than white people
00:00:18.960 because you just said that, in my experience, white people aren't like this,
00:00:23.320 and he's the first white guy you've ever seen act that way.
00:00:25.900 You're able to say, and that's pattern recognition.
00:00:28.520 If a white person said the same thing, that would be seen as racist.
00:00:32.480 You can't make judgments about other minorities like that.
00:00:35.660 White people have the least amount of freedom of speech right now
00:00:37.580 because immediately, and especially right now,
00:00:39.700 you're saying that you're vibrating with misogyny
00:00:41.920 because I'm speaking aggressively towards you.
00:00:44.020 That victim mentality gives you a lot more free speech than you're really aware of.
00:00:47.420 If I say something that upsets you, it's misogynistic.
00:00:49.760 If you see patterns in different races, that's just seen as your worldview.
00:00:54.940 If he said the same thing, oh, you're the first black girl that talked that way,
00:00:57.820 in my experience, you would call him a racist.
00:01:00.140 Yeah, he makes a good point because if one of us guys said,
00:01:03.000 oh, this woman over here, I can feel the vibration of her toxic femininity,
00:01:07.500 you know, we'd just be like cancelled immediately.
00:01:09.980 Not really.
00:01:10.920 No, they would just call us retarded.
00:01:12.120 That's just a retarded thing to say.
00:01:13.900 I think racism and all of these issues do exist,
00:01:18.900 but I feel like I agree with you guys and thank you guys
00:01:21.580 because you actually gave me a new way of thinking
00:01:23.280 that we don't have to use this as a barrier
00:01:25.660 because at the end of the day, what we think is what will manifest.
00:01:27.900 They do exist.
00:01:29.040 They absolutely 100% do exist, but regardless of that,
00:01:31.900 you know, you still have to go out
00:01:33.280 and you still have to go out into the world and make it work for you
00:01:36.120 because that's the only thing that we've got.
00:01:38.280 And think about it this way.
00:01:39.500 Like, if racism was such this big barrier
00:01:41.360 that you guys are exaggerating it to be,
00:01:43.080 why would we have black billionaires like Jay-Z and Kanye West?
00:01:46.000 Well, absolutely.
00:01:47.380 I mean, if you think about it,
00:01:48.220 if you think about any ethnicity, any background, any social class,
00:01:51.800 there are examples of people who've gone on
00:01:54.000 to become hugely, hugely successful.
00:01:56.620 So that's what you've got to look at.
00:01:58.060 At an incredibly disproportional rate, but go off.
00:02:00.600 Not the guy who...
00:02:01.260 Yes, but that's a really important point.
00:02:03.360 So in America, blacks are 13% of the population.
00:02:05.560 Of course, most of the white people are making the money.
00:02:08.920 It's a small population.
00:02:09.820 It's just the amount of people.
00:02:10.940 But at the same time, there's more poor white people
00:02:14.460 than there are going to be poor black people
00:02:15.700 just by statistical numbers.
00:02:17.880 You know what I'm saying?
00:02:18.740 Like, of course.
00:02:19.480 But the population of incarcerations,
00:02:21.840 although it's only 13% of the black population...
00:02:24.220 So how much of it is crime, though?
00:02:26.120 No, but I'm saying...
00:02:26.780 How much of it is crime, though?
00:02:27.760 Regardless, still, but it's higher than the white people, right?
00:02:29.960 More black people in prison in percentages.
00:02:31.860 By percentage.
00:02:32.380 So would you say that's suppression or black people's culture?
00:02:36.360 And this is the thing.
00:02:37.540 I'm asking.
00:02:38.300 Wait, wait, wait, wait.
00:02:38.940 You hit the best point.
00:02:40.140 And this is good.
00:02:41.480 It is a cultural thing.
00:02:42.400 Did you say culture?
00:02:43.040 Wait, wait, wait.
00:02:43.840 What does that mean, right?
00:02:44.940 I'll tell you.
00:02:46.440 Can I say it?
00:02:47.100 Sure.
00:02:47.500 Right.
00:02:47.820 It is cultural because this is the thing.
00:02:50.220 Now, with racism, because of culture
00:02:52.360 and how things happen back in the day,
00:02:54.400 people have just been stuck in kind of like that limbo
00:02:56.660 of like, okay, what do we do now?
00:02:58.480 Black people are still trying to catch up with a lot of things.
00:03:00.600 So that's why right now, yeah, it is still a cultural thing.
00:03:04.560 And what we can do is say the things that you were saying
00:03:06.720 is empower yourself regardless of what you look like
00:03:09.180 because you are letting the cultural context ruin your prospects
00:03:14.580 because you're letting that make you be less when you're not.
00:03:16.980 And why are you acting so surprised when he said cultural?
00:03:19.500 Aren't you?
00:03:19.760 I'm surprised too.
00:03:20.920 I'm surprised.
00:03:21.960 Wait, wait, wait.
00:03:22.560 What do you mean?
00:03:23.040 Why am I acting surprised?
00:03:24.100 Aren't you a rapper?
00:03:25.240 So?
00:03:25.520 What does that mean?
00:03:27.740 What genre of music advocates for murder all the time?
00:03:30.820 Hip-hop.
00:03:31.880 Hip-hop.
00:03:32.460 Yeah.
00:03:33.440 So you're a rapper.
00:03:34.360 You know the genre is black-dominated.
00:03:36.620 They advocate for violence all the time.
00:03:38.260 And you're going to be like, cultural.
00:03:39.500 You know what my problem with it is actually that I hate
00:03:41.600 is when a young black man goes and gets successful.
00:03:44.260 And obviously, because of the numbers
00:03:45.440 and the businessmen in the world,
00:03:46.760 he ends up working white people
00:03:48.020 and they call him an Uncle Tom.
00:03:49.180 And I think that's bullshit.
00:03:50.900 What's that?
00:03:51.420 I think, no, I think they only call you an Uncle Tom
00:03:55.280 if you're acting a certain way.
00:03:57.420 Like speaking correctly?
00:03:58.800 No, no, as in black.
00:04:00.080 No, no, I'm not trying to be disrespectful.
00:04:02.240 I would never.
00:04:02.760 No, I agree with you.
00:04:03.440 But when I've seen people call someone an Uncle Tom
00:04:05.820 is in a sense where you're just,
00:04:08.060 from what I've seen is they will like,
00:04:09.700 when I watch NWA is they,
00:04:11.760 they made all the black guys just get on the floor
00:04:13.860 for no reason just because they were black
00:04:15.100 and the black policeman is just standing for it.
00:04:17.000 I would call that an Uncle Tom
00:04:17.960 because you just,
00:04:19.760 which happened in real life, by the way,
00:04:21.040 it's a documentary,
00:04:21.980 so it's not fake, it's real.
00:04:23.120 It wasn't a documentary.
00:04:24.060 It happened in real life, though.
00:04:25.540 That's what I'm telling you.
00:04:26.220 Can I ask you a question?
00:04:28.180 You know, a good like 40 to 50% of people
00:04:30.660 that have been incarcerated
00:04:31.660 is because of something that they didn't do.
00:04:33.760 How is that culture for the people?
00:04:35.180 Do you think it's 40 or 50% of both?
00:04:37.120 I think it's a high percentage for black people.
00:04:39.520 Can I say something very quickly?
00:04:41.000 How is that culture?
00:04:41.980 Can I say something very quickly?
00:04:43.480 Pearl, my sister, listen, let me just,
00:04:45.340 can I just help you round this conversation up?
00:04:47.160 Because I know it can be awkward,
00:04:48.080 especially with what happened.
00:04:49.320 Guys, she is not racist.
00:04:50.600 She's a G.
00:04:52.260 Racism is not a hindrance.
00:04:54.120 It is a challenge, but you can overcome it.
00:04:56.080 And I'm so sorry that I brought that
00:04:57.580 into the conversation
00:04:58.320 because we're talking about feminism.
00:04:59.800 Feminism is destructive, okay?
00:05:02.140 So I'm so sorry, Pearl.
00:05:03.540 I didn't mean to change the conversation.
00:05:05.320 In your opinion,
00:05:06.540 a lot of you guys who have this opinion
00:05:08.080 about feminism being destructive,
00:05:09.940 feminism is the reason you're here,
00:05:12.100 you're here, you're here.
00:05:13.000 No, it's not.
00:05:13.640 It kind of is, though,
00:05:14.840 because if we're being honest,
00:05:16.180 the Equal Pay Act,
00:05:17.840 women even getting into work.
00:05:19.160 No, I'm here because my mum is a hustler.
00:05:20.540 Okay, but who started the whole movement
00:05:22.260 for women to even come out of the kitchen?
00:05:24.540 Can I ask you how it's been?
00:05:25.480 Who did all of that?
00:05:27.400 Like, who did all of that?
00:05:28.360 And that's just recent generations.
00:05:30.380 I know, from what I know,
00:05:31.660 my knowledge of feminism,
00:05:33.000 in terms of the destructive feminism,
00:05:37.200 came from, was it Rockefeller?
00:05:39.540 I think it's always been destructive.
00:05:41.360 I mean, even in the early days,
00:05:42.460 they planned assassinations.
00:05:43.680 It's always been freedom at the expense of men.
00:05:46.800 Always.
00:05:47.440 Can I ask you how?
00:05:47.880 Even, like, let's take the vote.
00:05:49.300 Like, the vote was one of the first things
00:05:50.520 that we got, right?
00:05:51.480 Would you agree that was a good thing?
00:05:53.100 That women got to vote?
00:05:53.940 Yes.
00:05:54.240 Okay, but then women were not equally drafted.
00:05:56.520 So if there's a war that breaks out,
00:05:58.120 the men are the ones that have to go fight.
00:06:00.460 So that's why women didn't want to vote,
00:06:02.140 because they had to be drafted in order to vote.
00:06:04.300 Because if you're voting for,
00:06:05.380 in the U.S., it's the commander-in-chief
00:06:06.900 who picks if we go to war.
00:06:08.520 That's who you're voting for.
00:06:09.580 So you have to have some skin in the game.
00:06:11.220 So again, women wanted the freedom.
00:06:12.660 They want to say, oh, let's vote.
00:06:13.960 But they didn't get the responsibility
00:06:15.300 that comes with it.
00:06:16.220 In the U.S., selective service is up to $200,000 per year.
00:06:20.400 But do you know what?
00:06:20.960 So if they don't enlist, basically,
00:06:22.520 if war breaks out and they don't sign up for the service,
00:06:26.600 basically, they get fined $200,000.
00:06:28.860 But do you know why women should still have a say?
00:06:30.840 Because the same way that men are the ones
00:06:32.420 that go to war that could get killed,
00:06:33.820 it's the same way that women are then going to be left behind
00:06:36.020 without a father at home or without a husband at home.
00:06:38.600 So there's effects of war on both sides.
00:06:42.140 That's why it shouldn't just be men making decisions.
00:06:44.260 We're all part of this society.
00:06:45.620 So if democracy is about people, we are all people.
00:06:48.180 So that's why the vote makes sense.
00:06:49.560 So yeah.
00:06:49.820 Well, I just think make it equal.
00:06:52.660 Feminists want equality,
00:06:53.700 then be equally drafted and go on the front lines.
00:06:55.700 But then women say, oh, no, I don't want to do that.
00:06:57.640 Okay, well then.
00:06:58.760 And it doesn't have to be about the vote.
00:07:00.320 All of feminism is, I want special treatment.
00:07:03.600 Because you always hear the feminists talk about,
00:07:06.140 oh, equal pay,
00:07:07.380 even though we get paid more in a lot of industries.
00:07:09.640 You never talk about equal pay in sex work.
00:07:11.800 Why are women strippers paid more?
00:07:13.240 Oh, no, let's go march.
00:07:14.740 But nobody cares.
00:07:16.280 And this is why I find feminism to be completely contradicting.
00:07:19.340 Because women will say things like,
00:07:20.700 I want to have equal pay.
00:07:21.860 I want to be making this amount of money as men.
00:07:24.640 And then the minute they find men
00:07:25.760 that's making less money than them,
00:07:27.420 he's a simp or he's soft.
00:07:30.780 Yeah.
00:07:31.600 It's very contradicting a lot of the times.
00:07:33.700 You guys want equal pay.
00:07:34.880 You guys want equal sexual liberation and so on and so forth.
00:07:38.160 Women that talk about equal pay are lazy.
00:07:40.760 Lazy.
00:07:41.200 It's usually, they just,
00:07:43.380 I cannot stand women that complain about getting paid equal.
00:07:47.720 Because I've worked in so many industries
00:07:49.080 that are begging women to work there.
00:07:51.200 But they're hard jobs and women don't want to work there.
00:07:53.200 I used to work in sales.
00:07:54.140 They wanted female salesmen.
00:07:56.260 But then the women would get the job and they would quit.
00:07:58.540 It's just like, what are you?
00:07:59.580 My highest paid employee in all my companies is a woman.
00:08:03.000 Straight up.
00:08:03.640 And it's by a landslide.
00:08:05.560 Just Christmas bonus alone was 30 grand.
00:08:08.220 On top of her salary and all of her health benefits,
00:08:11.020 her gym membership, her car, everything.
00:08:13.100 And her travel and the vacations I send her on.
00:08:15.420 Do you know what?
00:08:15.960 Can I say something that is really cute about feminists?
00:08:18.100 I think that feminists are just little girls
00:08:20.140 that manage to do something and they're so excited.
00:08:22.820 And they just want people to say,
00:08:24.380 yay, you, well done.
00:08:26.220 No, but she produces the most too.
00:08:28.840 I know, I know.
00:08:29.400 But I'm talking about feminists.
00:08:30.760 Because I realize that sometimes I'm looking at these girls
00:08:33.100 and say, oh yeah, we call rights.
00:08:34.520 We want this.
00:08:35.100 We want that.
00:08:35.580 And realistically, no,
00:08:36.280 you just want the man to be able to say to you,
00:08:38.140 oh, you're a G as well.
00:08:39.320 Well done.
00:08:39.960 And it's actually quite annoying
00:08:41.080 because you don't need that validation.
00:08:42.860 You know what I mean?
00:08:43.380 Because for me, I don't.
00:08:44.940 That's you.
00:08:45.780 No, I know.
00:08:46.300 And that's why I'm saying I don't like feminism.
00:08:48.220 But my thing is,
00:08:49.320 most of the feminists that I've met are actually men.
00:08:51.740 So I'm just a bit like men and trans women.
00:08:52.840 Yeah, because it's a mating strategy.
00:08:54.360 And trans women and men.
00:08:56.180 Of course they are.
00:08:56.940 Those are the simps.
00:08:58.440 The ones that go and placate to women
00:09:00.340 and act like they want to be male feminists.
00:09:03.020 Those are the simps.
00:09:03.940 They hate guys like us.
00:09:05.380 They hate it.
00:09:05.660 So what's a guy like you?
00:09:07.060 It's white knight shit.
00:09:08.160 A guy that lives by truth
00:09:09.420 and just calls it how it is.
00:09:11.120 And guess what?
00:09:11.920 You know what?
00:09:12.240 That creates a crease respect.
00:09:13.520 And you respect means what a man and a woman love.
00:09:16.040 You can't respect a man that you know is full of shit.
00:09:18.380 You can't.
00:09:19.480 What are you talking?
00:09:20.240 You said this wanting validation for men for being equal.
00:09:23.680 You just wanted him to validate you
00:09:25.380 for being able to fix a car.
00:09:26.580 No.
00:09:27.340 Listen, what I said.
00:09:28.920 You keep talking about yourself.
00:09:30.960 Do you know why you get,
00:09:31.740 no, do you know why you're getting confused?
00:09:33.300 Because you've already immediately labeled me to be a feminist.
00:09:35.640 I'm standing against.
00:09:36.400 It's not about feminism.
00:09:37.540 You said that feminism is wanting to give validation
00:09:39.600 for men for being equal.
00:09:40.520 Let me clarify.
00:09:41.240 You got mad at him for not being able to fix a car.
00:09:43.260 And we just all gave you,
00:09:44.160 put money up to go fix a car.
00:09:45.540 I have students like you.
00:09:46.300 Let me explain why you're actually just looking for an argument.
00:09:49.340 Because I'm saying that.
00:09:50.060 It's not an argument.
00:09:50.680 I'm just trying to see the double standard of what you're saying.
00:09:52.860 Feminists are actually a bit confused.
00:09:54.920 And they're screaming for so many things.
00:09:56.420 When in reality,
00:09:57.120 what they're actually looking for is just,
00:09:58.880 yay, well done.
00:10:00.120 That's it.
00:10:00.900 Because women can now go and do certain things.
00:10:03.020 Men go to work all day,
00:10:04.220 every day.
00:10:04.520 Exactly.
00:10:04.820 And nobody thinks them.
00:10:06.280 Exactly.
00:10:06.860 It's a thankless world.
00:10:07.960 Listen,
00:10:08.120 and that's what I'm saying.
00:10:08.840 Having a movement for it is quite pointless.
00:10:11.200 Say well done to yourself,
00:10:12.220 and it's okay.
00:10:13.080 So I'm actually against feminism,
00:10:14.440 because it actually hinders me.
00:10:15.860 I get called that all the time,
00:10:17.020 and it's so annoying.
00:10:17.900 Completely agree with you.
00:10:18.740 You're contradicting yourself there.
00:10:19.580 I'm not,
00:10:20.120 because I've already told you.
00:10:20.860 So why did we all put up money to go fix a car,
00:10:23.960 if you're not exactly what you just described?
00:10:25.580 Okay.
00:10:26.240 And let me tell you why I am not a feminist in that essence,
00:10:29.660 because that's what I want.
00:10:31.060 I want just somebody to say to me,
00:10:32.800 oh, by the way,
00:10:34.000 if I tell you that I can fix a car,
00:10:36.200 oh, yeah, cool.
00:10:36.740 That's good.
00:10:37.280 Well done to you,
00:10:37.940 because I got skills.
00:10:39.080 Validation.
00:10:39.440 Wait, wait.
00:10:40.060 So you're seeking validation.
00:10:41.380 What are you talking about?
00:10:42.800 She's exactly what she's describing right now.
00:10:44.900 I'm explaining to you the difference
00:10:47.420 between what they say they want,
00:10:48.900 what they actually really want.
00:10:50.220 That's it.
00:10:51.240 So what do you want?
00:10:52.420 Well, I just want to be able to be somewhere,
00:10:54.660 do something.
00:10:55.200 Somebody say, yeah, that's really good.
00:10:56.160 Well done.
00:10:56.620 So basically you're feminists.
00:10:58.180 No, it's not feminists.
00:11:00.000 Because you said that that's not so.
00:11:01.440 Okay, no.
00:11:02.360 I'm saying,
00:11:03.580 I'm belittling the fact that feminists will stand there,
00:11:06.940 say, equal rights,
00:11:07.980 we want all of this,
00:11:08.860 when in reality you're just a sweet little girl
00:11:10.900 that just wants to be like, well done.
00:11:12.120 But they're angry.
00:11:12.720 And yet without all of those movements,
00:11:14.900 you wouldn't be here.
00:11:16.280 No one would be here.
00:11:17.020 No, you wouldn't.
00:11:17.800 50 years ago, yeah.
00:11:19.260 50 years ago.
00:11:20.480 Dead ass.
00:11:21.200 No, like without those women
00:11:22.620 actually taking the logic upon themselves,
00:11:24.960 you know,
00:11:25.840 using that logic,
00:11:26.780 whether it was to do what men,
00:11:28.500 what was the example that you gave
00:11:29.980 when they were terrorists?
00:11:31.800 Men have been known terrorists
00:11:33.380 for a very long time.
00:11:34.440 We're talking back to the 1700s
00:11:36.180 of all these real battles.
00:11:37.480 But what outcomes has that given for women?
00:11:39.720 Has that given us good outcomes?
00:11:41.580 Are we happier?
00:11:42.240 No.
00:11:43.180 Or do we have more children?
00:11:44.280 No.
00:11:45.740 Are we on,
00:11:46.220 we're on antidepressants
00:11:48.180 more than ever before?
00:11:49.440 Yes.
00:11:50.020 Is this why because of feminism?
00:11:50.840 We're more sexually promiscuous
00:11:52.720 than ever before.
00:11:54.020 We're in less relationships
00:11:55.340 than ever before.
00:11:56.180 More of us are childless
00:11:57.240 over 30 than ever before.
00:11:58.560 What outcomes has happened
00:11:59.880 that are good?
00:12:01.180 We can point to individual things
00:12:02.980 and say, yes,
00:12:03.560 we're on a podcast.
00:12:04.220 That's fun.
00:12:05.080 But in society,
00:12:06.960 as a whole,
00:12:08.940 what good has it done?
00:12:10.200 It got me to meet you.
00:12:11.160 Oh.
00:12:12.280 But also,
00:12:18.220 the other issue with it is
00:12:19.420 at what point,
00:12:20.080 you're talking about,
00:12:20.600 yeah,
00:12:20.740 50 years ago
00:12:21.440 and that's how you've got to this point
00:12:22.860 and everything like that.
00:12:23.640 There's a sort of,
00:12:24.160 but I believe there is an even playing field now
00:12:26.320 in,
00:12:27.120 certainly in the UK,
00:12:28.000 I think in the United States as well,
00:12:29.820 Canada,
00:12:30.140 all these Anglosphere countries,
00:12:31.340 right?
00:12:31.440 I don't believe that women
00:12:32.400 are now held back
00:12:33.280 in any material way,
00:12:35.220 okay,
00:12:35.500 in terms of the job market,
00:12:36.560 in terms of opportunities,
00:12:37.480 being an entrepreneur,
00:12:38.240 et cetera,
00:12:38.580 et cetera.
00:12:39.040 So at what point,
00:12:40.120 at what point,
00:12:41.260 no,
00:12:41.520 absolutely,
00:12:42.620 but at what point do we say,
00:12:44.940 okay,
00:12:45.260 right,
00:12:45.580 now the conversation is closed
00:12:46.840 because now we move forward.
00:12:48.960 I would go even further
00:12:50.160 and say that women
00:12:51.100 have more freedom than men.
00:12:52.980 Yeah,
00:12:53.260 100%.
00:12:54.040 Because of feminism.
00:12:55.600 And that's where it becomes destructive
00:12:57.040 because it seems now
00:12:58.460 that the power balance
00:13:01.060 has shifted more into the feminine
00:13:03.060 and then guys are actually
00:13:04.160 being disadvantaged.
00:13:05.000 As many of you know,
00:13:06.020 I was just banned on TikTok
00:13:08.060 and we are demonetized
00:13:09.780 on a daily basis
00:13:11.060 on this platform.
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