WOMEN are SEXIST
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Summary
In this episode, we discuss sexism, racism, and the double standard in society, and why it's okay to be racist when it's OK to be misandrist. We also discuss whether or not it's ever okay to change your race.
Transcript
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yeah why do you think it's okay for women to be sexist but not racist well
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it's not just the question needs to change that either it's more like how
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women can be sexist and black and black people can be racist in in this I think
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that's a better equivalent so I think it's a better equivalence is like how
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women can be allowed to be sexist the same way black people are allowed to be
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racist okay for women to be sexist and not racist because it's it's just common
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right it's so it's so like misandry is so common I hear it every day but nobody
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bats an eye so if but if we switched it to race they would so is it sexist then
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the example you gave of basically telling a woman you know a man is
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different from you you should have some level of genuine fear like you can't
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just walk into a man's house that you don't know off no man think he's just
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another girl you can't treat a man like a woman right but I'm saying you should
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walk into anyone's house you don't know I'm not I'm not walking into whale's
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houses did your parents have to tell you that no some girls literally fit like I
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personally have seen some girls feel too comfortable around men and I'm just like
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hose I don't like to use that word jezebels there you go yes some girls just
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feel very comfortable and I feel like it just comes from a lack of or even
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hitting a man it comes from a lack of fear of that man because like you have
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no fear within you that knows that oh he's different if he slaps me once I
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could die like you literally don't have that in you and I think that I wouldn't
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say teaching someone to in quote-unquote have this kind of fit I'm not saying be
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afraid like never talk to men again but have a fear of genuinely he can take my
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life if he wanted to I don't even know I don't think that's sexist it's common
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sense not even here it's common sense a man has testosterone testosterone makes
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you strong and if someone has more testosterone you then they're gonna be
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stronger than you you shouldn't put yourself in that situation but but the
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point is they're they're they're discriminating against the whole group I
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think they are racist towards some races though women well and it's a very
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acceptable like with Indian men you know yeah it's become a joke now how men slide
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into your DMS yeah but that's that's sexual preference yeah do you think like
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you could say the same thing with short guys it is I think it is I agree with you
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I agree with you but now with Indian men it's become a joke like if you keep
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hearing how Indian men slide into yeah yeah DMS and they make fun of them and
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it's it is sort of okay but I think probably your your point is on a higher
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level I think and I think it's about the the double standard that we have in
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society that why is it okay to be racist when it's okay to be misandrist and I
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think you mentioned it earlier you answered your own question where you said
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that men are expendable we've been living through decades of men being told and
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women being told that men should be disrespected in the home men should be
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their value is really nothing other than the check and the seed and men have
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been portrayed as bumbling idiots when actually what men do is very productive to
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society and required and necessary not just for young boys but also for girls you
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know what I've noticed if you watch ads on TV these days the man is always the
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dumbass and the woman comes to the rescue fixing whatever it is have you noticed
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that 70 to 80% of consumer buying decisions are made by women so they're
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always marketing to women I have an accident I have a question for you Pro
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okay I don't know if anybody else knows this that you may know it but are the
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stats the same because nowadays we have another sector of sexuality trans men and
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trans women are the stats the same if a woman is know if a man is now with a
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trans woman or vice versa would those stats be the same I don't know okay I was
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interested probably too soon because to me it's just like they're still a dude you
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can dress like a dude it doesn't make you call them trannies you know it was just
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accepted that there would be one dude among a group that likes to dress in
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women's clothes why is it okay to be trans someone asked us in the chat why is it
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okay to like change your sex but you can't change your race I think I think
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Rachel Rachel does all that she should be allowed change your race if you if you
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want to change your race like do you know is it actually a free world it's not
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that yeah let me let me just kill me just zoning on this sorry if I if I Jesus if I
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really wanted to be black yeah I could just I could just go go tanning let's
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black face and yeah and yeah and just get I don't know and dress I think the idea
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that no no no I could dress I could dress in African clothes no I'm so surprised
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that you just said that this lady she works to help let's let's say let's say if I'm
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by the next two years I started an orphanage in Africa I'm just asking I'm
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just asking then I come back would that win me would I could I change my race the
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way I actually see it no no I just need a yes or no I just need of course not
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I don't actually agree with Rachel Dolezal doing that what I'm saying is actually trying to help black people
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she said yes I'm like wait okay can I give a different perspective
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I want your answer I want your guys one at a time wait guys say the question again
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one at a time oh sorry go ahead wonderful say wait so you're asking me if it's okay for you to change
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your race I think you can change your race in your own little self but don't expect me to call you
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black or give you a pass to say the n-word but you just said no no no I said I said yeah do if
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you want to identify as a goddamn table be a table for all I care just don't force me to them put my
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a cop on you and pretend you're a table see here the thing this is the thing right this is this is
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where it starts we start by allowing people to do it in their own and then those people get entitled
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in the I do know what yeah no that's true you're right it's a slippery slope because I mean if we
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told Caitlyn freaking Jenner that she couldn't have the female courage award like seven years ago where
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we beat today and then we now we got that freaking that dude someone in the girls division and taking
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our titles taking the same award when there's people women women their whole lives and done
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things that's just how good men all I'm sorry no I'm not even I'm not talking about
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completely disagreeing with everybody but I actually don't disagree like I agree with all
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of you but just a different perspective someone who's grown up in the music business especially
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jazz jazz has taught me a lot of things about the world and culture that the rest of the world didn't
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teach me jazz taught me that I could be black but can I ask you a question what does it mean to be
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black okay to have soul are you black no but but it's so in spite it it showed you how to be black
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in America maybe but what about black people in Africa and Nigeria or explain that why did you
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explain that more well there may be some people who disagree with me but I believe that in a large
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part the American art form as jazz of jazz is very much a black art form it's not only black
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agreeable there there's a whole movement out there that's pushing black American music and
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trying to call jazz black American music I disagree wholeheartedly because that eliminates the Latin
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American influence that eliminates all the other influences that have made jazz what it is today
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but anybody who plays jazz anybody who loves jazz can not self-respectingly say that it's not a black
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music so when I play with black musicians my biggest compliment is when you got the 75 year old bass
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player that's in there watching you like who the hell is this mother who just walked up to the stage
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thing and he knows what he's doing and he you play a little bit and you look back did I do okay and
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but how does how does that how does that make you black okay okay so that that that's one degree of
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the acceptance uh-huh over the years I've had many musicians tell me oh yeah you're on where you're
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black you're straight now okay okay okay that's that's important because now I'm not saying that I'm
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black I get what I understand you understand what black music is and what makes music that that culture I
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understand where gospel comes from I understand where slavery led to the roots of what became jazz I
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understand how pain produces art I get that that doesn't mean that I'm black I'm saying that black
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people have over the years in my in my business have made me feel accepted into their community
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yeah and have many times told me straight up you're the you're the blackest brown guy I know