They Could Not Logicically Answer This Question
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In this episode, we discuss abortion, child support and gender roles in the modern world. We are joined by our good friend, Pearl, who is a passionate advocate for women's rights and wants to see gender roles change.
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That's all right, you can disagree, it's all right.
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I think otherwise you're just gonna be going back and forth
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So why don't men get to like sign off on child support?
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Personally, in Pearl's world, it would all be banned.
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why don't the pro-choice people give men an out
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if I do think that they should have a say legally,
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if you're gonna be legally putting a stop to me
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getting abortion, getting an abortion, okay,
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then legally, you have to be involved 50% legally.
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Because if you stop me from getting this abortion,
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So if that is the only way I would see that it would be okay.
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Okay, so you actually kind of want it to be equal in a way.
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And you think he should be able to sign off on child support.
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it's already an unequal thing that woman has to carry a baby
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and go through the nine months, 10 months pregnancy,
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So my opinion, men can persuade the woman or say whatever
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based on the situation, but women decide on the final decision.
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And you would not be for them being able to sign off
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So if women have the final say, which is fine, right?
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But could men then say, I don't, if you don't want to be a mother,
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And if you keep the baby when he doesn't want it,
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if I chose to have the baby and he doesn't want to,
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I'm curious, why don't you think men should have an opinion on it?
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And she never received any child support from my dad.
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Oh, I didn't even realize you said that, I was asking her.
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Why don't you think men should have an opinion on abortion?
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Um, because the woman's body changes so much.
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Um, it's nine to 10 months and of being pregnant.
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And after you have been pregnant, your body will never be the same.
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That's one thing that I don't think a man has the right to challenge that really.
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Um, and the second thing is that is like more of the broader discussion of women's rights.
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That like statistically, um, women has less rights than men.
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So this is a, this is a massive, this is a massive discussion and I'm more than happy
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There's an oil rig, but I mean, women has, they have, they have been personal.
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I mean, servants for men in homes for years and years and years.
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I mean, they also, they also died for women by going to war and protecting us.
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Women got to live in the, it was for the government too, but women still got to live in that society
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But that's because we've had this discussion before.
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We've spoken about men being physically stronger.
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And that's probably why they do a lot more labor jobs as well, because they're physically stronger.
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But when the young lady's talking about the body and then, you know, I'm saying, I'll
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So basically it hasn't been the woman's choice of not becoming a doctor, becoming a lawyer.
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I mean, getting, I mean, inheriting property that hasn't been the, I mean, to not have that
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right, hasn't been the woman's choice up until like, um, later in time.
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So I feel like we're kind of hanging on the back a little bit.
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And now women are picking up, they are becoming prime ministers and they are, you know, they
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And I feel that, I mean, statistically now in the world, women has less rights.
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I mean, thinking about women in America, how many women are in office?
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How many women do you think would want to be in office?
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Like I, we're, we're a good chunk of Congress now.
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Um, I don't know what percent off the top of my head, but women don't want to do the hardest
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Because we don't, there's no barriers stopping us and we don't do them.
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I've probably talked to more women in a lifetime than any of you have.
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I mean, women do listen to women who say that they don't have these ambitions.
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I would say, I would say the hardest jobs, oil rigs.
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I would say what's harder is a brain surgeon, which more men are.
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I mean, okay, so a really interesting thing is that I have learned that chefs, there's more male chefs as an occupation than female chefs.
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But in the home, it's usually the woman that cooks.
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But like, so when you sort of come to a certain level that there's more, I don't know, like prestige in that job, then, you know, it's a man.
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You know, they're made for doing these building house or, you know, they go out to hunt these kind of jobs.
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But it would make more sense that they're paid more if they make up the majority of workplace deaths.
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So they're doing the more dangerous, hard jobs.