JustPearlyThings - November 09, 2023


She EXPOSED The Selfish Nature Of Modern Women


Episode Stats

Length

9 minutes

Words per Minute

214.3327

Word Count

1,955

Sentence Count

2

Misogynist Sentences

9

Hate Speech Sentences

11


Summary

In this episode, we discuss the declining fertility rates around the world, and the role of the urban monoculture in driving fertility rates down, and why this is a problem. We also discuss the importance of intergenerational fertility rates, and how they can be the key to reversing the decline.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 of it is obviously as well to do with our environments like for example myself um growing
00:00:05.760 up in brazil and then moving to the uk like i i you know i live in a predominantly jewish area
00:00:11.600 and i noticed that the majority of the jewish like um families have many many kids you know
00:00:16.880 probably like on average four or five i don't know i lose count but i think obviously it's a
00:00:22.400 hard question to you know because the question is directed at women should they reproduce i think
00:00:26.880 definitely because i think we do owe something to society based on what's happened in the past i
00:00:32.240 think a lot of things are not our faults but we we can be part of that change i think it's
00:00:37.200 obviously hard for me as a man to be the judge of that but i'd like to empower and support women where
00:00:42.800 i can i personally think if i don't have a child someone else will so there's always going to be
00:00:51.040 somebody that does there's always going to be recreation always personally because i'm i'm
00:00:56.960 single i don't have a child i genuinely thought at 28 i would have had a kid by now but my career is
00:01:03.840 more important at the moment and i do want children but not right now but while i'm still focusing on
00:01:09.280 my career there's a lot of other women have getting pregnant right now literally yeah but i i think it's
00:01:16.080 actually we're having less kids than ever in history yeah so i guess the question is if the
00:01:21.040 population's collapsing because women aren't having kids does it become women's duty to have children
00:01:27.760 do we owe society do we owe civilization children handmaid's tale no i didn't i didn't say handmaid's
00:01:34.720 tale but your answer is no i'll let you go next but your answer is no you don't think so no no okay fair
00:01:42.480 enough go ahead if it turns out that the only way that a cultural group can motivate women to
00:01:48.160 have children is by forcing them then the only cultural groups that exist in the future will be
00:01:52.960 the cultural groups that force women to have children and this is something we're increasingly
00:01:56.960 seeing in places like china you know if we see society today as alliance of disparate cultural
00:02:02.560 groups and we're asking why do so few people have children today the dominant cultural group we call
00:02:07.200 that the urban monoculture it's the culture that's in london new york all over the world today it
00:02:11.200 controls our media controls our centers of power it tells people do what you want be who you want
00:02:16.880 search for your happiness and your purpose in the world but it doesn't tell people to sacrifice
00:02:21.680 and children require sacrifice and so what we do with the pronatalist foundation sometimes it makes
00:02:27.280 it so clear by you know uh uh i could never be a noah right because i'm like hey we want to
00:02:33.280 maintain and and and hopefully increase this beautiful diversity that makes up our culture today
00:02:38.160 um and then you know like uh if i was noah like a unicorn comes up to me and it's like hey man
00:02:42.800 like this is some pretty hateful stuff you're saying that we need to get fertility rates up
00:02:46.160 and i'm like whoa you don't need to get on the boat like i'm just pointing out that in a world of
00:02:51.360 collapsing fertility and to give an idea of how quickly fertility is collapsing if um so i started
00:02:56.160 caring about this when i was working in south korea at sas korea's current fertility rate if it doesn't
00:03:00.480 continue to go down for every hundred koreans there's going to be six great grandchildren
00:03:04.160 if the us if we assume that it continues to decline at the rate it did from 2010 to 2020
00:03:09.360 for every 100 americans this is assuming we have a generation every 30 years for every 100 americans
00:03:13.520 there's going to be 4.3 great grandchildren and so what's so cool about this period in history that
00:03:17.600 we're in is anyone who can motivate intergenerational fertility rates and when i say intergenerational
00:03:22.240 you can't just like spam sex and have a bunch of kids something you have to love those kids you have to
00:03:27.600 make them want to continue your culture um anyone who's doing that gets to play a role in this future of
00:03:33.920 humanity and gets to play an outsized role due to collapsing fertility rates what are what are the
00:03:40.560 ways that you best see we can motivate people to have more children the number one thing we need to
00:03:45.280 do is protect any country you go to you go to the uk you go to the us anywhere anywhere you go there's
00:03:49.600 going to be high fertility cultural groups the problem is from the perspective of the urban monoculture
00:03:54.720 is these groups are deplorable you know they are conservative catholics they're conservative
00:03:59.520 evangelicals they're orthodox jews you know as he was talking about and so it sees its job because
00:04:04.480 they're different you know anyone who's different from from an individual's culture it says we got
00:04:08.000 to stamp them out and so it takes their kids and it stamps out their culture and it says just do
00:04:12.960 whatever you want to be happy in the moment which none of these these older disparate you know high
00:04:16.800 high fertility traditions amish etc do you know um and so i think the number one thing we need to do is we
00:04:21.680 need to protect the children of high fertility cultures and in any sort of deviant cultural group that says look i
00:04:27.760 want to do things differently than what society is telling me the way to do it because i don't think
00:04:30.880 society has things figured out right now you know i look at mental health rates i look at suicide rates
00:04:34.880 i look at you know i i don't i don't i don't think that society has the right to say this is the only
00:04:40.400 way to be um and i really love the the you know the diversity in this room and all of the different
00:04:45.520 ways that people see their their ancestry and their obligation to the future yeah i think we should stop
00:04:51.040 birth control as well for young girls i think that's one of the biggest reasons you're on the you're on
00:04:55.040 the band birth control i i'm with it because like that way they'll abstain from sex more because i
00:05:01.040 feel like when you just oh yeah take the pill i'll do this it's my periods for the pain no you're meant
00:05:05.040 to learn you need to go through the pain that's the whole point of giving birth because that that
00:05:09.680 period is literally like a little well and they and they put them on it's so young now so when you hear
00:05:15.440 loads of girls say i have pcos i have this i have that you just turned 30 my mom's like no shan
00:05:20.480 there's women that are like 45 having children in jamaica three boys yeah no so what's going on
00:05:25.200 there if you stop the birth control and girls get more scared to get pregnant so they are staying
00:05:30.000 from more sex it means that they'll have a better future to actually have kids because everything
00:05:35.200 down there is blessed well and a lot of like you meet a lot of girls that like end up having fertility
00:05:41.600 problems later and they can't directly link it like you don't know i mean they don't know for sure but
00:05:46.400 i know at least one girl that um like she was she took one of the shots that they gave her like for
00:05:52.560 like a nest like like the preventative ones or whatever and you know she can't have kids and she's
00:05:58.240 like 40 and she was actually um she was she watched me when i was younger she was so like loving it's
00:06:03.920 like the saddest thing that she couldn't have children because she would have been a great mom
00:06:07.280 and it's like you can't find which one to pinpoint it on because they're not they don't make it so clear
00:06:11.600 yeah a lot of women feel like that is what it is another lady told me yesterday
00:06:15.360 i was having this conversation in my broadcast list she goes that she went to the doctors and
00:06:19.600 because she keeps taking the morning after pill he said that it was literally like a bomb waiting
00:06:24.240 to explode inside of her yeah after pills how many she takes she took like five within a year
00:06:31.040 i think um or i don't know but it was like but she was like it's because it's like a bomb because she
00:06:36.720 didn't want to take like the normal type of thing and she was in a long-term relationship so
00:06:40.960 there are situations that cause that type of thing but it's like it was like a bomb yeah
00:06:45.200 it's not good for you it's even worse than the normal one yeah it's not even oh you should have
00:06:49.280 taken that much it's just oh crap like this thing is really there's a girl on my show that was infertile
00:06:55.680 because of plan b's yeah she couldn't have kids i still think there should be a choice though with
00:07:00.960 guys and females like i feel like it sucks that we've got to go through everything and take contraceptive
00:07:06.480 when guys should have that option too i don't think it should be banned i think there should be choice
00:07:11.920 always but i guess my question is at what cost if society is collapsing right if if we're not
00:07:20.240 replacing the population and they predict we're going to have all these issues in the future it's
00:07:24.960 like at what cost do we allow people to choose whatever i'm not saying i have all the answers
00:07:30.080 but it's worth a conversation asking do we allow everything and anything yeah well i i sorry i i think
00:07:36.320 in terms of going back to your question um do women owe society uh uh babies children yeah i think
00:07:45.200 the word oh got uh a lot of people's backs up in there you know um and i get it but my personal
00:07:51.520 thing is do we need to push something back into society for giving us what we have in terms of our
00:07:57.200 livelihoods our everyday lives our jobs and blah blah blah absolutely because we need to keep this
00:08:01.760 generation going so i think the word oh again it was a bit of a you know just one of one of those
00:08:08.480 all i don't know you know basically where you're coming from that's why a lot of people was a bit
00:08:12.640 upset with it but again um i look i'm a father of two you know beautiful boys absolutely and they teach
00:08:20.880 me things every day and i also teach them things you know um and i think having children obviously it does
00:08:27.200 fall more on the mom especially when the dad goes to work and everything so i understand the pressure
00:08:32.080 of it um but again i only see the beauty in it as again coming from a father's point of view and even
00:08:37.760 even the word oh when you think about it like i think you owe society you know to be a decent
00:08:43.920 non-crime committing tax-paying citizen yeah but we can say that freely no one would argue but when you
00:08:50.480 ask about children there's a a gut you know it's almost too much you know it's almost too much