JustPearlyThings - October 21, 2023


Modern Accidentally PROVES Pearl's Point


Episode Stats

Length

9 minutes

Words per Minute

183.51231

Word Count

1,743

Sentence Count

148

Misogynist Sentences

20

Hate Speech Sentences

21


Summary


Transcript

00:00:00.000 In Canada, they talked about it. They can't pay women. Jordan Peterson talks about how you would
00:00:09.880 coach women to get more money. They could not pay female lawyers to stay because they would
00:00:15.580 hit 30. They'd be on track to be partner. And they would say, you know what? I want to go home.
00:00:20.360 So it's like, why are we forcing women and encouraging women to do things that are not
00:00:24.940 good for us? We know it's not good for us to work the same way men do. So if anything, I actually
00:00:31.540 think it's really unkind to women to push us into these fields that we will, one, it's going to affect
00:00:37.140 our relationships because we become too masculine. And two, we don't like those jobs. So we go into
00:00:44.780 the jobs because the society's pushing us into a job we don't even want. We do it. And just like
00:00:50.440 the girl that went through the engineering degree, what'd she do? She dropped out or
00:00:55.080 she, um, she quit later, whatever.
00:00:57.040 So my favorite thing is devil's advocate, if you guys can tell, right? So my rebuttal
00:01:01.120 to that, because I love a good rebuttal is, it came and it went that fast. It came and
00:01:07.160 it went that fast.
00:01:07.840 It must not have been that good.
00:01:09.260 No, it was a good rebuttal.
00:01:10.160 I think we're just getting tired.
00:01:11.540 No, it was, it was a good rebuttal. I promise you, it was a really good rebuttal about women
00:01:16.280 going in.
00:01:17.760 You can bring it up in the comments section.
00:01:19.860 It'll come back.
00:01:20.880 It'll come back.
00:01:21.500 Uh, one second. Okay. So 48% of women in the US were unmarried as of 2021. Only 39% of
00:01:34.240 women without children say they want to be married. That number jumps to 51% for women
00:01:39.780 with children. 63% of women polled in 2022 say they don't want children. What essential
00:01:47.060 things do women bring to society as a whole that don't have to do with kids and child
00:01:51.400 rearing.
00:01:52.640 Okay. Um, I love this little book, uh, by Roger Scruton. It's called A Short Introduction
00:01:59.100 to Beauty. And he says that there are three ultimate virtues, truth and goodness are the
00:02:06.140 first two. And, you know, I think personally based on the canon of, you know, literature
00:02:13.700 and, um, psychology and, um, all of this kind of stuff that men are absolutely excelling at
00:02:22.140 truth and goodness, to be honest. Um, but the third virtue is beauty. And, uh, what Roger
00:02:32.140 does, he points out that, you know, even when we were living in these societies where we had
00:02:37.620 issues with scarcity, you know, we would still plow all of these resources into building these
00:02:44.680 monuments or churches, these beautiful buildings, the Colosseum, um, because we, it's, it's human
00:02:53.040 nature to, we need beauty. It makes the world better. And, you know, that is how men do it.
00:02:59.900 They make these enormous, awesome structures, but the way women generally tend to do it is in little
00:03:07.360 modest ways. We're tending our gardens. We're making our homes attractive. We are making ourselves
00:03:13.600 attractive. We're doing little handicrafts, which are kind of modest and they're not going to last
00:03:17.880 a hundred thousand years, whatever, but they make everyday life for everyone who is in contact
00:03:25.700 with them a little bit more beautiful. And I think that that's meaningful.
00:03:28.720 Do you think that the average woman today is doing that?
00:03:34.600 Who is the average woman? I don't know. I mean, that's 170 pounds. I'll give you some numbers.
00:03:40.220 The average woman's 170 pounds. Um, she's about five, four, 90% of us have been on birth control.
00:03:46.780 One out of three is an STD. Uh, one out of three has had an abortion. Um, 50% will have zero children.
00:03:52.960 Um, it makes about, I'm just giving you numbers here. So I'm not, I'm not even trying to add a moral
00:03:57.360 thing. Um, and makes roughly like 25 to 35,000 pounds.
00:04:01.140 Yeah. I mean, you know what, you know what, I, in my experience when I was at school, what I was
00:04:06.800 getting were all these messages about like, you should be like, you could be an astronaut. You
00:04:11.400 could be the prime minister. You should like really concentrate on all this stuff. And I think that,
00:04:16.360 I think that women are pushed into being mediocre men. Whereas, you know, we're not given the space
00:04:24.680 and opportunity to actually just express our own femininity. Yeah. No, I, I agree with you.
00:04:29.320 I agree and disagree again. So I'm going to read the, I'm going to read the question just one more time.
00:04:35.800 What essential things do women bring to society as a whole that don't have to do with kids and child
00:04:40.600 rearing? Uh, smart. It's actually, it's very interesting. It makes me think essential. And it,
00:04:48.280 it's essential to think. Yes, I would agree. No, no, I'm saying essential is the key word.
00:04:52.360 Essential things. I have two children, but if I didn't have any by now, I wouldn't have any,
00:04:59.800 but not because I'm a bad woman or I'm a bad person or a bad female is because society is going to
00:05:05.800 shit and look at around at the world. What is happening? The force of us financial forcing
00:05:12.360 us into jobs. We don't want to do whether it's be too male for me or whether it's just something
00:05:17.560 I'm not good at. So I don't know. It's really hard to answer, but, uh, it's, it's not just women's
00:05:24.280 choice. It's a society and the world where it's going, the worse, the pressures, the fake news,
00:05:30.360 the, all the lies we're told on the media and like, you know, the bigger, the more beautiful,
00:05:35.640 which is not true. If you're going to heart, if you're going to die from a heart attack,
00:05:39.080 the big is not beautiful. You're just killing yourself and you're telling young girls who are
00:05:43.160 looking at you to kill yourself too. The biggest thing that women bring is love,
00:05:48.040 is love. I know it sounds so simple, but think about it, right? You're having a bad day. You get a man,
00:05:54.200 you get hit in the face, you get punched, you get jumped, you get whatever. Who's the first person you go to?
00:05:58.520 Your mother, a woman, right? For love, for reassurance, for smarts. If there's a situation
00:06:04.040 where two men are about to fight, right? Sometimes you'll get a woman, a woman to be like, hey, babe,
00:06:08.120 don't do that. Let me calm you down. So the wisdom and the love that women bring to society,
00:06:13.960 just in general is very much needed. I I'm sorry. I don't want a whole bunch of men going around
00:06:19.480 like just sensitivity. Yeah. Like just in a work field, not doing anything because everything
00:06:23.960 would be so cutthroat. Sometimes you need a woman to be like, hey, should we really fire him?
00:06:28.440 Let's think about it. Not let's fire him because he pissed me off. Like there's certain things that
00:06:33.400 you need women for. You need that balance. Okay. Let's, you know, damn well, no, no,
00:06:40.920 you know, damn well women fire people for no reason. Men want to make money. Men are logical.
00:06:48.440 Women go based on how they feel. So this idea that women are going to come into the workforce
00:06:54.520 and police men and how to behave. When men built the world for us, they built the world. We could
00:07:01.800 not do shit. Any of the jobs that we have are all because of men and that we need women's wisdom
00:07:09.080 to run society. Yes.
00:07:11.480 It's the dumbest shit I've ever heard in my life. No, you need it. But it's not exactly. It's not all
00:07:17.560 the elements. Why the last hundred before the last hundred years, they did not need women as a rule
00:07:24.440 in the workforce. Why do they need us now? They must have needed women or else we wouldn't be
00:07:28.920 there if they didn't need us. If you look at like government regulations, as soon as women entered the
00:07:36.600 workforce, it's like, it's through the roof. If you look at government spending as soon as women
00:07:41.960 got to vote, it's like, it's through the roof. So would you have rather be like, like how workforces
00:07:46.920 were back in the day? I would rather we repeal the 19th. I really believe that. I think the world
00:07:51.640 would be a better place if women didn't vote and most men. I think that should be just like a property
00:07:56.600 owner type thing. It's or, or net taxpayers. I don't know how exactly I do it, but yeah, I think we
00:08:03.080 should take away the vote for most people. Listen, when we let the majority of men vote,
00:08:07.960 they voted Trump into office. So, and thank you. And I like Trump. Thank you. I like Trump. I like
00:08:13.480 him. I like him as the president. I think he's funny, horrible president, but I like him as an
00:08:16.920 individual. He was a good president. The economy was way better. The economy was better. The economy
00:08:22.680 was better, but he also caused the, no, no, no. The economy was better, but it doesn't mean he's a
00:08:27.320 good president because under him, there was so much racial divide and tension and this going on,
00:08:32.840 not going on. So yes, for economy, it was good, but you divided a whole country.
00:08:36.760 People had jobs. And they hated each other.
00:08:39.560 But this is what I mean, this goes, but wait, wait, actually, I want to, I actually want to
00:08:43.080 explain this to the camera, like how women think, no offense, but like, do you see how she's like,
00:08:47.800 well, it was the tension. We didn't like the tension or the feelings and the men. It's like,
00:08:52.040 well, are there jobs? But that rolled off of Obama's laws. No, no, no. He came in,
00:08:56.520 this is after Obama cleaned it up. No, no, it wasn't.
00:08:58.680 Obama cleaned it up. No, it wasn't. It rolled into when Trump got into office. It rolled into
00:09:03.960 when Trump got into office and Trump got the credit for it. No, it wasn't. That's just how
00:09:08.600 the liberals try to like, they'll try to like, like somehow go through these like logic loops
00:09:15.720 where they're like, well, it was good under Trump's presidency, but it was another president's fault.
00:09:20.760 Like, it's like, come on.