Who Gave Women The Right To Vote？
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss why we celebrate bitter women and why we don t celebrate amicable ex-wives. We also discuss why women should be celebrated for being amicable after a divorce and why they should not be celebrated after a breakup.
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If you do something that goes against nature, that's then when things mess up.
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Yeah, and that's what the anti-suffragettes, like all the women of the time,
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like there was more women that were against women voting than were for it.
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I just wanted to, I know you didn't have a direct answer,
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but it's kind of like if you created something, who was the creator?
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Someone invented this camera, and now the camera's faulty.
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Okay, so I'll tell you, the deciding vote for giving women the right to vote,
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it was a guy who basically did it because his mom was an anti-suffragette.
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That was like the deciding vote, so he was kind of like the OG simp.
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So they said, but he was still a man now, he was still a man now, isn't he?
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But here's the thing, the reason why men give women the right to vote
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is because by and large men are good people, and they thought,
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Now, women get the right to vote, but what do they do with it?
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because the contract of marriage was completely different.
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Because we're saying that the contract benefits women.
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Really, gynocentrism goes back a thousand years.
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So men being discriminated against in court isn't necessarily a new thing.
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Men just have an innate ability to want to protect women.
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However, the culture was really different, and the family court...
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Yeah, yeah, because women respond really quickly to social shame.
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Yeah, so when something is shamed as a culture...
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That's why I say it's not good that we celebrate these things,
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because when things are celebrated, women tend to do it.
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But we're going to celebrate him when he gets a divorce,
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and he looks after his ex-wife now, and his kids.
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We're celebrating him because he's doing the right thing.
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But again, he might decide he wants that 24-year-old now because she's 35.
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Again, different conversation about if a man can be with one woman
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So then that might be a reason as to why she decides that that's no longer for her.
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Right, but the problem is we don't celebrate women being amicable after divorce.
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And there's other examples, but one that comes to my head
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is there was a top country song about a woman keying a guy's car after he cheated.
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What about that song, I Might Kill My Ex, that is literally in the charts?
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Can you imagine if that was a man singing that song?
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Ah, haha, it's funny because she's just a woman and she's crazy.
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If a man made the same song in a rap song, in a rock song, I don't care what it is.
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If a man said the same thing, the media would be going nuts.
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So I spent a long, long time researching the charts and how things have changed over the years.
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How music and television, what they show us, right?
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Even in soaps, you never hear in soaps anymore of, you know, on EastEnders.
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In music, again, Meghan Trainor, there's this song and she says,
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I don't want to hear none of that mansplaining.
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And the whole song is basically composed in such a way of this gynocentric society.
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So you have this queen kind of in a dictatorship figure.
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And it's basically the whole song is just putting down men.
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If you read the lyrics, you would be absolutely appalled and you would only be appalled when you apply it to the men.
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Can we imagine if we had a song about a dude where he said, oh, he's a gentleman, but he's also a narcissistic abuser.
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But if you heard it as a man, I heard the other song when I was selling photocopiers before this job.
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I heard this song and it was like, I might kill my ex.
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And we don't know what kind of subliminal messaging that's doing to the unconscious minds of people.
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But like basically there was a small percentage of, you know, I would say simp, beta men that decided to give women all of this power.
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And would you put them and the women of that they call the pick me's woman and the simp?
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Is that like mirror, like the men version of the pick me's?
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The girls that they say they, oh, she's a pick me.
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Like she's going to agree that she wants to be a traditionalist and she just wants, because she just wants to agree.
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When I, when I think of simps, I think of a woman.
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I just think it's like a woman in a guy's body.
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So he just agrees to everything for women's benefit.
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No, I think simps will tell you what you want to hear.
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And then, and then, and then, well, but they call a pick me.
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Anyone that like listens to her husband, they call a pick me.
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The difference is women should absolutely be pick me's and men should absolutely not be simps.
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One, one is bad for society and one is actually good for society.
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I feel like she's just lazy, but the song itself was a little bit, it sounded like she
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She just sounds like the traditional person that would just continuously moan all the time.
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And where everybody was talking about eating certain things and that you don't really have
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You just have to wake up in the morning, walk down the stairs instead of taking the elevator,
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Just simple stuff that you could just do to lose weight without even changing your diet.
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I was like, the song kind of slaps a little bit.
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I was like, I don't like the lyrics, but it's kind of high.
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No, I just think that her voice was good, but her mental space was in a bad place.
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Regarding what she wants as to most, so what she doesn't want.
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So I'm going to read the super chats really quick.
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And then you guys can give any final thoughts you have on what we learned today or the show
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That's the most important metric that YouTube uses.
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Also, okay, Chris, hoodie girl claims to be traditional, LOL, boundless guardian.
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I'll let you, I'll let you, I'll let you know who we are.