Logical Woman Single Handedly TRIGGERED Everyone
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Summary
In this episode, we talk about feminism, abortion, and the pro-life movement. We discuss the role of women in society, the importance of a feminist mindset, and what it means to be pro-choice.
Transcript
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What is the biggest issue then that feminism faces?
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Women taking, like the agency, women taking initiative.
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Because if you want to be in a competitive world and compete,
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And I think a lot of people blame their lack of confidence
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for the reason they're not achieving what they need to achieve
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because the men who built the world had the mindset of building it.
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So the women who want to engage and build that further,
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I think it's like assuming that we all want to be capitalist babies.
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I think that men are not well adjusted in the society
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and women are not trying to re-embody what they have built for us.
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I think that what we're forgetting is a very important detail,
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and not asking people to prove what their experience is
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Like it is like such conservative thinking to say,
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I'm saying that if you don't have the mindset you can even achieve it,
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Because I feel like you projected this like capitalist ideology on every woman.
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Achieve whatever it is you're looking for, equality, equity.
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But what I'm saying is women in the feminist space and a lot of these other spaces,
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we don't acknowledge that we have to take the initiative.
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I don't understand how we're getting so off topic.
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Whereas everybody wants to make this about their individual,
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oh, here are all the multitude of other things that factor into my person.
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I understand that all of you have your own individual experiences
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and the other things that feed into you as a person.
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But this is where intersectionality falls off the planet and loses,
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I would argue, probably the vast majority of people, including me.
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I don't give a crap about feminists arguing amongst themselves
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I honestly just, I don't understand anything anybody's even trying to get at.
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Look, I just want to say that I don't think equity
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and this concept of competition can't coexist with each other.
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Equity is building more facilities for people who need them.
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It is recognizing that there are holes in the market
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and there's opportunities for women and feminine, expansive people
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I think equity can buoy the pre-existing system that we live in in a good way.
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And this is where we're going to get to what I think the real feminist,
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And folks who identify as pro-life, why do you identify as each?
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You've gone from legal, safe, rare to, yeah, I'm so proud.
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Let me beatbox in front of the Planned Parenthood.
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The fact that it's celebrated that murdering children, especially in late-term pregnancies,
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is celebrated that people are so proud of themselves for mutilating a fetus is just,
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And I don't think that you need to be pro-life to even take that.
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A lot of abortions do not happen in late-term pregnancy.
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I made the distinction specifically because lots of people still celebrate.
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There are people who, when the laws were passed actually here in New York, they said,
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Right, but you need to ask about what are people celebrating, right?
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But then why, well, listen, this is what I'm saying.
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When we're talking about access to reproductive health and to abortion rights, right, and to
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being pro-choice, listen, that's your body, you do you.
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It's so scary for me to hear people calling, like, guns the biggest equalizer for women,
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but taking their choices away from them at a policy level.
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And in this country, the policies that are pushed to continue perpetuating patriarchy
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and anti-women, like, taking the autonomy away from women, it is heartbreaking to see
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Oh, it's brainwashed because you don't agree with me.
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No, I'm not interested in, like, thinking that, like, women are doing this really bad
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Like, in a religion, abortion is actually allowed.
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Because, you know, it's very interesting how, like, fundamental America is.
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We're also talking about people not having access to abortion clinics, where they're doing
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We're also talking about women in the hospital who are pregnant, who have chosen to stay
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with their pregnancy and have issues at hospitals, and hospitals that are like, oh, no, we don't
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Listen, for whatever reason, you don't need to explain it to anybody, but a lot of times
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when we're talking about access to reproductive health, for me, I'm thinking about Black, Indigenous,
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people of color, particularly women and girls who are working class, who do not have even
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It's the oppressive state of saying, I will force you to have a child even against your own
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Especially when you're thinking about women and girls who would be forced to have these
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children who are already living in very traumatized and scare situations.
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Women in poverty aren't able to access the way that rich women are.
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And no matter what happens, rich women are going to keep getting abortions, and people
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And the choice, opening it up, the overruling, is marginally affecting people of color, people
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in poverty, way more than people who are going to get access to those abortions.
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There's actually more abortions for people in poverty.
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Why do you think that abortion has been so tied up in this feminism conversation?
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It's all just social structure set up around bodies.
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So if not all women are able to have babies, but it's about the barriers and value that we
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And so if abortion happens in a woman's body, that's why this conversation is coming up.
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You said that not all women are able to have babies or pregnancies.
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Are you saying, meaning like an infertility issue?
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There's all kinds of reasons that not all women are having babies.
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I think women want to sleep around and not have any consequence for it.
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Instead of, you know, taking personal accountability and being on birth control, they just want
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