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- June 13, 2023
This Is Why Modern Men Are Weak
Episode Stats
Length
9 minutes
Words per Minute
217.23257
Word Count
2,043
Sentence Count
144
Misogynist Sentences
38
Hate Speech Sentences
23
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Yeah, because then it's like, how can you be superior to me as a man?
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You're like, okay, I'm a woman.
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I'm better than you, but I don't know how to regulate my body weight
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and understand when someone's fucking manipulating me.
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Like, well, you've got to find a balance.
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And I think, too, women just are more, like, they enjoy shopping,
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and they enjoy blowing money.
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They do.
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Like a guy, listen, how many of you guys have gone to a guy's house,
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and you've seen, like, a sofa, a mattress, and a TV,
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and you're like, how the fuck does this guy live like this?
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You know what I was thinking about, though?
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Men don't live like that nowadays.
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What does this show, though, of women are making 80% of consumer buying decisions,
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that women are leading the house?
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Because it's like the women are making all the financial decisions in the house.
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Women love shopping.
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Can I say something, then?
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Women love shopping.
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May I just say, then, oh, my God, the poor modern man, like I said earlier, he's a bitch.
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And he's a bitch because he's raised by one.
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No, he's a bitch because he's just one,
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because not every single modern man out there is from a single mother home.
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But the majority of them are.
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Deneva, Deneva, you're talking to a guy that coaches men.
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He coaches, like, I would, right?
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You coach men that need to.
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Yeah, I coach thousands of men.
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So he knows more than you do about, like, what type of homes these men come from.
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Can I say something?
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Okay, that's fantastic.
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But I'm the one that deals with men on a more personal level because I'm a woman,
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and I know how most of these modern men act more than what he will know
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because they don't try to chat him.
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No, listen, they, I've talked, listen, you're wrong, with all due respect, my love.
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Tell me.
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Okay, I talk to thousands of men for tens of thousands of hours,
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and I understand intimately what the problem is.
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And a lot of things just do, one thing a lot of these single moms do is they will guilt trip
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and turn these sons into, like, a de facto husband where the son is now helping paying the rent.
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The son is, like, helping, like, he becomes their, like, husband placement holder.
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And that happens a lot.
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And if you watch that movie The Joker, right, there's a scene at the end when he kills his mother.
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And a lot of these guys from the incel community and stuff, like, you know, I wish, like, that's how I feel.
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My mom was oppressing me and stuff like that.
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So, I mean, when you're just trying to say that this is entirely men's fault, you're wrong.
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And it's also wrong when we say it's entirely women's fault because, listen, because it's the truth.
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Because here's the thing.
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If women want all the rights and responsibilities that men have,
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they also must have the accountability that comes with the responsibility.
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Because you can't have responsibility without accountability.
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And that's why I love exactly what you said, because you acknowledge the fact that it's both of our faults
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rather than just being the typical red pill who just says, it's women's fault, it's women's fault.
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And another thing I wanted to mention is that you said...
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Can I point something out, though?
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Whenever we bring up a problem about women, the gut reaction is always to say, but men.
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When we always are talking about men.
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No, but I'm saying, but we have so many conversations.
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There's been 50 years of media talking about men's issues.
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I don't want no scrub.
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And you know, you know.
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And this is, like, the men ain't shit as normal.
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Like, we have so many.
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And you don't see the men come in and say, oh, but women.
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And there's a shift, too.
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You got, okay, Denel, you're, like, in your 30s.
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How old are you?
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30.
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Yeah, so you remember the song?
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I forgot who sang it, but she would say, the boy is mine.
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Remember that?
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Now you have these songs, like, I don't need no man.
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Fuck this guy, you know?
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It's like a big shift.
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Do you know what?
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Hold on.
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I do agree that...
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Men's songs have gotten simpier.
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Do you know why I get...
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Drake?
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No, no, no.
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Drake has changed.
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Even Drake is thinking he's a gangster.
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Men used to serenade ladies in their songs.
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Hotline Bling?
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I don't know.
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Hotline Bling?
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That's a simp song right there.
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It's not the trend, that's what it is.
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No, Drake is a simp, I'm not going to lie.
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There you go, there you go.
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But not all music nowadays is made by simps.
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A lot of these men are talking to the great people.
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Listen, what's that song like, won't you stay with...
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That guy would get taken to an alley and beaten in the 80s.
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That's pretty old, though.
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That's how it's singing now.
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Now what is he singing?
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Back in the day...
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Do you know what I mean?
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I avoid that shit like the plague, I don't know.
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Back in the day, men used to serenade women with their songs.
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They used to sing outside, used to like, it's raining, they're singing their heart out.
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But the difference is women used to be worth serenading.
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Now they just have like big boobies.
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That's a W on Pearl for that.
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That's a W on Pearl.
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They downgrade you in their songs, and they just have like, you're half naked, and they
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say that you're basically worthless, you're just, you're good for one night.
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But who's dressing half naked?
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Who's on a free fit?
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They don't like you.
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No, but there's less...
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Come on, Nikki, let it out.
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Let it out.
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All right, just question, and I need, raise your hand, are there more whores today than
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there were 50 years ago?
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Raise your hand if you think yes.
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Everything's different.
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No, no, no.
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Yes.
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Okay.
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Come on.
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Thank you.
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Come on.
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Yeah.
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So, is it really, like, can we blame them for treating us like whores when there are more
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whores to treat like that?
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Can I say something?
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This is the problem I have, right?
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If a dad constantly tells his daughter, you're a whore, you're a whore, you're a whore, you're
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ugly, you're ugly, you're ugly, guess what's going to happen?
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She's going to continue to think that.
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For sure.
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It's the same thing with one of these rappers.
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When they continue to call women hoes, hoes, hoes, BBBs, tricks, tricks, tricks, women
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are going to actually start to believe that this is what they like or this is what they
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want.
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And this is what I mean by this, this lack of acknowledgement when it comes to whether men
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are going wrong in this type of conversation.
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But we acknowledge it all the time in media and music, like, even in general conversation,
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like, it's, okay, he knocked her up.
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Who's the accountability on?
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Him.
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And we have so many phrases that just, like, literally absolve women of any accountability.
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And so it's like whenever men have a movement, like, women feel the need to police how they
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speak about women.
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But what I feel like, sorry, can I just quickly say something?
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What I feel like is what's, because I used to really be this, like, red pill type of thing,
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but now that I'm looking deep into it, what I'm scared of is that society is going to
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turn into what the feminist movement is turning into, which is just putting the blame on women,
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women, women, the way we used to put the blame on men, men, men.
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When are we just going to stop, pause, and try to find, like, a middle ground between each
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other?
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Because I genuinely feel like this is what it's turning into.
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It's going to turn into another movement.
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But there is no middle ground with the way the laws are.
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If the idea is, hey, let's come to a compromise and get married, I think most men are for that.
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But the problem is, women have voted for these systems that actively oppress men.
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And we can see it with the Tate interview, because a top 1% guy that can afford the best
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lawyers in the world is in a prison because the women Me Too'd him.
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And so, the difference is, I'll tell you the difference, the difference is men have no power
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right now.
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Yeah, I will push back on that, and it is in the Romanian justice system, which is, Romania
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is notoriously corrupt.
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So, like, I do, but I understand what you're saying, but at the same time, like, you know,
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there is objective truth in the sense that when it comes to divorce and breaking up the
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families, 78% of the women are doing this.
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And so, let's just theoretically say the men are at fault for the divorces.
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Why aren't women better at choosing good guys?
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Because they don't have fathers in the home to teach them how to.
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Who kicked the father out of the home?
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They did.
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A woman is not just going to decide, I don't want a husband in the home.
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For no reason.
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The husband has to do something, and that's the part of the conversation that no one is
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acknowledging that's kind of annoying.
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Like, a woman's not just going to decide, I'm going to kick you out.
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The man has to be being very useless for him to kick him out.
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So then why is she choosing a bad guy?
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How are you going to know?
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Because maybe she didn't even have a dad, because her dad wasn't even in the home to teach
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how to choose a good guy.
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And so, okay, cool, cool, cool.
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So who kicked her dad out of the house?
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Can I tell you?
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He kicked himself out of the house.
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Can I add something?
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Can I add something?
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Can I add something?
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Because we keep talking.
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Whenever we have these conversations, I can argue for both men and women very easily.
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But if we're going to learn anything from Andrew Tate, and one of the things that he
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does say that I stand for the most, and I'm like, yeah, do you know what?
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You're a G for seeing this.
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It's the matrix, right?
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And the matrix is that there is just like a figurative term to explain the people that
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are running this whole thing, the whole machine that actually influences the whole world on
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every level, from media to energy industries to politics to everything.
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And those people at the top are men.
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The world is actually run by men.
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As much as we're trying to run away from that, that is a fact.
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Women have a lot of power in a man's world because we have the sexuality side of things,
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but it's men running this machine.
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I agree with you.
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And they use women as a tool, in my opinion, because they know that we know that women can
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be easily propagated and manipulated.
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Because we agreed to.
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Because we agreed to it.
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And so it goes back to the point of saying, man then, start getting smarter.
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Since we are supposed to be the weaker beings, why are you letting this mess up?
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What percentage of men are, like what percentage of men are making those decisions versus women
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being manipulated?
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And even, it's funny, I say manipulated, like the women don't choose this.
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Like, it's like in our language, right?
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Women are being manipulated, men are being manipulated.
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I'm saying like, if we're going to go, it's men versus women.
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I agree with you.
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It is a small percentage of men running things.
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And they use women as a tool.
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But I'm saying more women are being used as a tool than men running things.
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Because that's a very, very small percentage of men.
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That's like less than 1%.
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And Danelva, you're correct.
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