JustPearlyThings - November 04, 2023


She Said This And REGRETED It Afterwards...

Hosted by
Hannah Pearl Davis
Sean Strickland DEMOLISHES Salty Feminists Zherka ADMITS This To Pearl

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Length

9 minutes

Words per minute

192.61

Word count

1,789

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Harmful content

Misogyny

22

sentences flagged

Hate speech

24

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Summary

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In this episode, we talk about the chastity belt, abortion, and why we should dial it back to the 1950s. We also talk about what would happen if women were locked up in chastity belts.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 why do you want a theocracy because then every man would be guaranteed a virgin wife and we'd 0.99
00:00:05.920 reduce crime by 99 right yeah okay a virgin wife in this country that's the reason yes marriage 1.00
00:00:12.480 marriage is the end game of life it's not career marriage is everything salvation is the end game
00:00:19.220 well i'm just saying to reduce crime rate you want married people right i agree with that 1.00
00:00:37.520 i agree with that so how would that work just like in medieval times right
00:00:42.840 you lock up the woman you keep her with her dad and then he chooses out of 0.99
00:00:49.140 20 partners which one she should marry or he gives her a selection and she can choose
00:00:53.980 and in a just society uh when a daughter is born to a man uh a chastity belt would go on
00:01:00.800 that key to the chastity belt would be on the man's neck and then when they find a man who's suitable 0.96
00:01:06.180 enough to protect the daughter then the man will have absolutely have a wedding you take the key
00:01:11.360 and you know this will be a big ceremony that father takes the key to the chastity belt and
00:01:15.640 gives it to the husband and i think um that's how society should be but it's not gonna happen
00:01:20.980 what do you guys think what do you guys think of that i mean yeah it makes sense because back then
00:01:27.680 women were the prize and these are not omnidirectional so no one can hear you you have to speak into it 0.97
00:01:33.900 yeah okay okay so you're gonna be muted for most of that say it again got it okay so i do agree
00:01:39.540 with that because women back in the day they were the prize and men would chase and fight for them and 0.98
00:01:44.460 then yeah i don't think women were ever the prize well i think in their point right there 0.99
00:01:50.240 if the woman a dime piece is always a prize if a woman chooses i think chivalry is gynocentric i think
00:01:56.400 the order of the world goes god men women and children the woman cannot be the prize because 1.00
00:02:00.680 she's always below what if what if people don't believe in god well i mean i have i have a catholic
00:02:06.720 worldview but even if you don't believe in god i would say when you look at society like the woman
00:02:12.720 should always be with a man that she thinks is the prize i just don't think relationships work
00:02:16.980 otherwise i think that defeats the run and chase vibe right don't men usually chase explain that more
00:02:23.260 so usually in a dynamic a man is chasing a woman a woman is usually right so you saying that the 0.93
00:02:30.680 woman is not the prize completely defeats the fact that men are chasing well i would argue that that's 0.99
00:02:35.540 like a more romantic love which developed in the last thousand years before that it wasn't really
00:02:40.780 about love yeah it was about before that someone hits you on the head drag you by the hair take you
00:02:45.200 back to the cave yeah right clubbing go clubbing yeah i mean i really think somewhere in between
00:02:52.100 the clubbing and where we are today smaller club a little past the chastity belt is where i'd like to
00:02:59.080 see you know just the just the physical confinement is i like the uh i like it as a symbolism helping a
00:03:05.520 woman to be pure but by protecting her not with iron with morals you know i was kind of no kidding
00:03:12.120 about the chastity belt but i'm not really because let me ask you this how many lives would that chastity
00:03:17.280 belt control save more than gun control well if you think about abortion alone how many lives would 0.52
00:03:21.640 that save about a million a year so again so chastity belt control would work yes i would really like to 0.92
00:03:27.840 get to a place where people have some moral decency and we don't need to lock them up i would like to
00:03:32.280 get on the place where i can walk the streets at two o'clock in the morning but that's not really
00:03:36.020 going to happen yeah i grew up in that world can we dial it back to the 1950s first i'm down with the
00:03:41.660 19 if we could go back to twilight zone 1950s i'll start there i don't need to be chopping heads
00:03:47.300 right now i will be happy with the 1950s we just want to dial it back to there the first sexual 0.99
00:03:53.700 revolution started in the 20s but 50s is definitely better than today so yeah they were staying
00:03:59.980 together married couples were staying together i mean a lot of them got divorced when um no fault
00:04:07.100 divorce was implemented in the 70s like it like the divorce rate the birth the childless rate started
00:04:12.980 falling 150 years ago um the divorce rate for white people not for everybody but it was still uncommon
00:04:20.280 in the 70s i can tell you now like looking at son like sonny's class who he came up with
00:04:25.820 the majority of the parents were divorced where when i was a kid i think there was one or two
00:04:32.360 divorced kids that i knew you know with kids with divorced parents divorced parents it was very
00:04:38.220 uncommon women women knew their place back then well people stuck together and i think part of that
00:04:43.660 was because a lot of women weren't working so they they had to stay even if they weren't happy 1.00
00:04:48.480 you know and you know they just kind of hope that their husband die or women leaving the workforce 0.88
00:04:53.540 fixes all the problems in america all of them it does repeal 19 yeah i'd argue women voting 1.00
00:05:01.240 i kept telling i kept everyone agreeing oh my god i kept telling where am i i kept telling people
00:05:07.280 the covet 19 did nothing even close to the 19th amendment the 19th amendment was way worse than
00:05:13.360 covet 19 yeah well because women will always even the first plague the covet the covet i mean i would 1.00
00:05:20.380 argue i would argue the covet stuff is because of women because women when there's fear women will 1.00
00:05:25.060 always pick um security safety and security over freedom that's why they're communists in nature
00:05:30.080 yeah and the anti-suffragists knew this they literally warned us it's really eerie when you
00:05:34.560 read their writings because they're like no like it's like all these wives and mothers that got 0.72
00:05:39.200 together and we're like we cannot give women the right to vote because if you do you're going to 1.00
00:05:42.940 see increased government spending you're going to see the breakdown of the family and it's really
00:05:47.420 eerie because everything they predicted came true you know what one of the biggest facts that most
00:05:52.820 people would never even think about in the 18 in the 1860s um that's when they gave the black man the
00:06:00.520 right to vote in america uh people that the racist white people back then considered three-fifths a
00:06:06.540 person were given the right to vote before their own women so again the black man had the right to vote 0.97
00:06:12.840 60 years before the white woman that means the racist white men of the 1800s thought more
00:06:19.520 about what they considered slaves than their own women i think that says it all that says a lot but
00:06:25.760 here's the thing though there was a time when let's let's just say you're right for the sake of the
00:06:31.020 conversation that women shouldn't vote but a lot of that reason is because they're emotional and 1.00
00:06:34.840 they're not making logical decisions and maybe they're not as smart as men right maybe that's true 1.00
00:06:39.240 right right i'm just i'm making it but look at what's happened to look at what what's happened to
00:06:46.240 young men in america today they have demasculinized them and feminized them to the point that they are 0.73
00:06:51.420 little women running around and there's you know some some fathers and mothers are still raising
00:06:57.400 masculine men but this vast majority of feminine men i'm more scared of their vote to be honest 0.99
00:07:03.660 who created them even created them the single mothers and the feminists created them i know they 1.00
00:07:08.780 don't have any fathers in their lives and then these people turn into beta males so it all goes back to
00:07:13.480 feminism we're on the same team bro nobody votes no i so so i would argue i would argue there's three 0.53
00:07:20.220 ways that you should be able to vote number one military fine we'll give like the five percent of
00:07:25.600 women that are in the military whatever the right to vote okay second net taxpayers women are in a lot 0.98
00:07:31.360 of debt um i don't think you should get the right to vote if you've taken child support or alimony
00:07:36.980 and the third thing i would say um is an infrastructure job so if you're doing a job
00:07:43.500 that runs the infrastructure firefighter policemen and if you just do those three things most women 1.00
00:07:49.120 can't vote anyways well um yeah a majority of 45 percent of men if you expand the definition of
00:07:55.360 infrastructure to involve things like truckers um it's like 45 percent of men that are involved in
00:08:01.640 infrastructure job but why does only infrastructure allow you to vote so like you know how the saying
00:08:07.620 rome wasn't built in a day society is clearly man and woman so men doing infrastructure those only 0.60
00:08:13.360 fans girls to build society i i don't find women's jobs to be as useful or needed in society i'll give 0.94
00:08:19.640 you an example if we look at the billionaires in society we have oprah and we have elon musk who
00:08:25.200 provides more value who's more needed jeff bezos or kim kardashian and and even let's like let's
00:08:32.040 look at education oprah gives away buses that's education right there even let's look at education
00:08:36.580 education was primarily male dominated in the 1850s so what's happened the last 150 years since women
00:08:43.440 have taken over education it's terrible they they because because the problem is women will always 1.00
00:08:48.880 default to egalitarianism we always want everyone to be included we always want to make it like men 0.54
00:08:54.940 are competitors they will naturally compete and organize themselves in hierarchy women do not do 1.00
00:08:59.580 this so when they take oh no not in the workforce i would think a society you think society ran by
00:09:06.820 just men what what would you think that yeah i think you wouldn't i think i think i think i think
00:09:11.040 i think it would look the same way it's always looked for the past thousand years when men have
00:09:15.280 always ran society
00:09:16.720 you