Pearl Gets CORNERED With This Question
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Summary
In this episode, I sit down with my good friend, Nat, to discuss controversial comments that she has made in the past and how they have been taken out of context. She is a true believer and stands by every word she has ever said.
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You've made some comments that some people deem controversial, right?
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You've talked about fat shaming, necessarily, society, religion.
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There's some things that you've said that people have vehemently disagreed with.
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And then some people, they're like, hell yeah, Pearl nailed it.
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That's kind of how the way it works is when you take a stance on something,
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you're going to have allies and then you're going to have people basically forming sort of in the enemy camp.
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But we also know, especially with social media and YouTube and long-form content,
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that short clips and little reels and clips can be taken out of context, right?
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Out of everything you've said, what do you think has been the most misconstrued about you?
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And if there's anything you would walk back, what would it be?
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If there's anything I'd walk back, I can't really think of much.
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It's tough because I've said so many things, but there's nothing that really comes to the top of my head, you know.
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I would say one of the most misconstrued things is people think I hate women.
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But I think, you know, we can't really have progress if we're not honest.
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So why do you think people think you hate women?
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Oh, because I say things like women are dumber than men.
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Like, what conclusion am I supposed to come to when literally all the female billionaires,
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like, tend to be billionaires through sex work.
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So, you know, some people take that offensively.
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You're like, ah, I wish I could have a mulligan and take that thing back.
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But the biggest misconception is that you hate women.
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I just think the last hundred years, you know, we've been given more freedom than ever.
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You know, I just think when you look at the numbers, you can't really dispute that.
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So, a hundred years ago, 85% of women are virgins.
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Now we have more OnlyFans models than teachers.
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Like, what conclusion am I supposed to come to when I look at these numbers?
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What else do you think are women getting terribly wrong in modern society?
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I would just say women typically want a lot of freedom without the responsibility that
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I don't have any problem with, you know, women having freedom, but you should also have the
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That's why women shouldn't vote, because they don't want to do the infrastructure jobs.
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They don't want to be net taxpayers, and they want to take money from men through divorce
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And I think if you're going to do that, most women do, I think you should not be able to
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Which is also something we're going to discuss today.
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So, we're going to get into a lot of stuff today.
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When Pearl says things like, look, you're just, you're dumber than me, Nat.
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I mean, that's not a crazy controversial topic, to be honest with you.
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Sure, I think she's smarter than some guys, though.
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Here's my thing, is that I'm not going to compare a man to a woman.
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You know, they're meant to be doing different things.
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So, for you to say, oh, a man is stronger than a woman, or a man is smarter than a woman,
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and, you know, as essentially a man's resources and the things they have to do, it does give
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So, like, things like that, I'm also considering, like, certain things don't trigger me because
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I may not feel like I'm in that boat of, like, I'm arguing with a man, like, if they're smarter
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There's a point of truth, which is supposed to be, like, biologically, but at the end of
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the day, a woman's role is completely different than a man.
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So, for me, it's like, you know, that's kind of just your...
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Have you ever seen that episode of Survivor where they put, like, a bunch of women on an island
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And the men are, like, they have, like, a whole system running within a day.
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Yeah, they're like, yay, there's, like, a fire going, like, they're resourceful.
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Like, go and be good at those things and not have that nurture side as well?
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I think if you want to look at nurturing, who is the most likely one to kill infants
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So, I actually think we have all this propaganda saying, like, women are so nurturing and all
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When you say, hold on, let me say that for a second.
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When you say the infants and the elderly, you're saying abortion?
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Like, they're more likely to kill an elderly person than a male.
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No, like, like, violent, like, in nursing homes, that sort of thing.
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Like, you'll see the cases pop up in the news where there's these female nurses.
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That's where a woman's mentality maybe is not as strong enough as a man.
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So, again, it kind of goes back to what you're comparing.
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And if you look at one-sided abuse, 70% of the time, it's women hitting the men and
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So, I actually would argue that women are more violent than men.
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And so, infant side, so a woman killing or someone killing a baby within the first 24
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hours of life is very rare for a male to do that.
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So then, but how many males are in that division to be comparing how many women?
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Like, the amount of women in that field, right?
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There's a lot more women in that field than men.
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Well, I mean, parenting, there's usually a dad and a mom.
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Right, but I'm talking about, like, nursing, for example, right?
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Like, a lot of times, the stuff you see today, you think is new.
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In the 1800s, women were also more likely to kill infants.
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Even before abortion, before nursing, before all this stuff.
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Listen, we're going to have a wild array of conversations.
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I've never heard in my life that men are more nurturing than women.
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The conclusion I came to was, you know, when I think of nurturing, I think of how do you
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And I guess more of my point is that women are more violent than men, I would argue.
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Because I think women are more likely to kill the innocent, where men are not.
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I think men just tend to be better people, in general.
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Because, typically, if one guy is being too bad of a person, another guy will come and
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Even if you look at prison sentences, you see these women that constantly get bailed out
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Women don't get the same sentences that men get when it comes to prison sentences as well.
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I don't see women having the same consequences in society.
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I think women have a harder time regulating emotions.
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So, that's why I think they're more violent, personally.
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Well, it also comes down to the amount of freedom that has been given, too.
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Numbers have gotten to this point as well, based on the eligibility that women can do certain
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So, now that they have more freedom to do the things, maybe they don't know how to handle
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Maybe they shouldn't be part of certain things as well.
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So, even before they had the freedom of the right to vote, women were still more likely
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So, can it be attributed to the fact that men are more hierarchical, women are more egalitarian.
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So, if you look at a spectrum of things, men, by a wide margin, are going to be smarter,
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stronger, wealthier, in your regard, more nurturing, more protective.
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Where women sort of associate in the middle of the spectrum, more egalitarian.
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And then all the way to the left, more men are psychopaths, murderers, absolute idiots.
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More men are homeless and just don't win in life.
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So, it's more like men are on the opposite sides of the spectrum, whereas women sort of
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You would have to go through each and every one of those.
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So, if you wanted to go through homeless, I would argue that more women would be homeless
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if they actually faced consequences for their decisions.
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If you want to go based on, what was the other things you said?
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That's like saying, women cannot murder in the same way men can murder, I would argue.
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One, I don't think they're smart enough to pull it off.
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I don't think you're going to even get women, Ted Bundy.
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There's some out there, but not as many as men.
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I think men are more likely to get away with it for longer.
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But the second thing I would say is that I would argue that, wait, sorry, what was the
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Again, you have to look at abuse and who murders the innocent.
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Women cannot be violent in the same way men can be violent.
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But when they can be violent, they're more likely to kill the innocent.
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So when women have the opportunity to be violent towards the infants and the elderly, they are
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So they're saying they're not much more likely to kill them, but they know them.
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Is that why man is also going to kill them tomorrow?
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Which is likely to kill them through days later.
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There's that don't, there's no penalty or yellow.