In this episode, we discuss the MLD clip and how it was handled by the media and the reaction to it. We also talk about the difference between domestic violence and sexual abuse, and why women cry about it so much.
00:01:03.640And like the reason I need specifics is women cry abuse for everything, and we've actually lost the meaning of abuse.
00:01:09.960Like if you go to, and I know this because I'm doing a divorce documentary.
00:01:14.380And so I'm actually interviewing men that are in the process of getting like absolutely wrecked by divorce.
00:01:19.120And a lot of them have had false allegations put out against them.
00:01:22.260And a lot of those, basically what the feminists do is they expand the definition of abuse to include things like coercive control, financial abuse, and even physical abuse.
00:01:30.620A lot of times, like girls don't talk about how they hit first.
00:01:34.100And most abusive situations are mutually abusive, meaning they're both hitting each other.
00:01:39.820And so a lot of times what girls will do is they'll say, oh, I'm being abused, but they don't talk about how she hit him first.
00:01:45.460Like I had a girl on the show say I was physically abused.
00:02:29.120And that's like the other side of this that we don't talk about is that a lot of times like the feminists or whatever will try to get a gotcha question because they'll say, oh, if you're in an abusive marriage.
00:02:38.200But like I know the ins and outs of this because I interview the men that are falsely accused.
00:02:44.820And so and the one thing that guys should know is if a girl says she was abused and she didn't file a police report, like because in family court, you don't need evidence to accuse someone of abuse.
00:03:14.900I don't know about that example of somebody saying of the woman saying that telling the husband that he had a dead son and then she hits him.
00:05:02.020And even, you know, and it makes it difficult too, but obviously it's a proven court.
00:05:06.400But a lot of women also don't call the cops.
00:05:08.200I mean, a lot of people suffer in silence.
00:05:10.620Yeah, the people who need it the most, they don't say anything.
00:05:12.480I mean, in my opinion, like I really think we need to go off of evidence.
00:05:16.040Like I just think that false, like false accusations and abuse is so rampant that we have to go off of evidence.
00:05:21.240And we should encourage women that are actually abused to go to the police.
00:05:24.640Because now we're in a situation where if you don't go to the police, how can I just believe you when women go around falsely accusing men all the time?
00:05:32.020I mean, also I think there are certain situations where you don't have evidence.
00:05:36.020Like if I get hit, but it's not leaving a bruise, how are you supposed to show the evidence of that?
00:05:42.220And I think you also need to go to police officers and tell them to take it more seriously.
00:05:47.740Because I can't tell you how many times that I have had friends, had something happen, and they've gone to the police, and the police do absolutely nothing.
00:05:57.760Well, is it possible that maybe it didn't happen?