JustPearlyThings - April 09, 2023


WOMEN are SEXIST


Episode Stats

Length

10 minutes

Words per Minute

161.16432

Word Count

1,733

Sentence Count

1

Misogynist Sentences

11

Hate Speech Sentences

22


Summary


Transcript

00:00:00.040 yeah why do you think it's okay for women to be sexist but not racist well
00:00:06.300 it's not just the question needs to change that either it's more like how
00:00:11.240 women can be sexist and black and black people can be racist in in this I think
00:00:15.080 that's a better equivalent so I think it's a better equivalence is like how
00:00:19.800 women can be allowed to be sexist the same way black people are allowed to be
00:00:23.580 racist okay for women to be sexist and not racist because it's it's just common
00:00:38.460 right it's so it's so like misandry is so common I hear it every day but nobody
00:00:43.140 bats an eye so if but if we switched it to race they would so is it sexist then
00:00:48.780 the example you gave of basically telling a woman you know a man is
00:00:53.400 different from you you should have some level of genuine fear like you can't
00:00:57.280 just walk into a man's house that you don't know off no man think he's just
00:01:01.440 another girl you can't treat a man like a woman right but I'm saying you should
00:01:06.020 walk into anyone's house you don't know I'm not I'm not walking into whale's
00:01:10.320 houses did your parents have to tell you that no some girls literally fit like I
00:01:22.320 personally have seen some girls feel too comfortable around men and I'm just like
00:01:26.760 hose I don't like to use that word jezebels there you go yes some girls just
00:01:37.980 feel very comfortable and I feel like it just comes from a lack of or even
00:01:41.460 hitting a man it comes from a lack of fear of that man because like you have
00:01:45.660 no fear within you that knows that oh he's different if he slaps me once I
00:01:50.340 could die like you literally don't have that in you and I think that I wouldn't
00:01:54.600 say teaching someone to in quote-unquote have this kind of fit I'm not saying be
00:01:59.780 afraid like never talk to men again but have a fear of genuinely he can take my
00:02:04.860 life if he wanted to I don't even know I don't think that's sexist it's common
00:02:09.900 sense not even here it's common sense a man has testosterone testosterone makes
00:02:17.820 you strong and if someone has more testosterone you then they're gonna be
00:02:22.680 stronger than you you shouldn't put yourself in that situation but but the
00:02:26.460 point is they're they're they're discriminating against the whole group I
00:02:30.240 think they are racist towards some races though women well and it's a very
00:02:35.000 acceptable like with Indian men you know yeah it's become a joke now how men slide
00:02:40.620 into your DMS yeah but that's that's sexual preference yeah do you think like
00:02:47.040 you could say the same thing with short guys it is I think it is I agree with you
00:02:50.940 I agree with you but now with Indian men it's become a joke like if you keep
00:03:00.820 hearing how Indian men slide into yeah yeah DMS and they make fun of them and
00:03:05.340 it's it is sort of okay but I think probably your your point is on a higher
00:03:10.680 level I think and I think it's about the the double standard that we have in
00:03:16.680 society that why is it okay to be racist when it's okay to be misandrist and I
00:03:24.520 think you mentioned it earlier you answered your own question where you said
00:03:28.860 that men are expendable we've been living through decades of men being told and
00:03:37.300 women being told that men should be disrespected in the home men should be
00:03:42.800 their value is really nothing other than the check and the seed and men have
00:03:50.640 been portrayed as bumbling idiots when actually what men do is very productive to
00:03:58.480 society and required and necessary not just for young boys but also for girls you
00:04:03.640 know what I've noticed if you watch ads on TV these days the man is always the
00:04:08.700 dumbass and the woman comes to the rescue fixing whatever it is have you noticed
00:04:13.140 that 70 to 80% of consumer buying decisions are made by women so they're
00:04:17.460 always marketing to women I have an accident I have a question for you Pro
00:04:21.780 okay I don't know if anybody else knows this that you may know it but are the
00:04:27.280 stats the same because nowadays we have another sector of sexuality trans men and
00:04:35.200 trans women are the stats the same if a woman is know if a man is now with a
00:04:44.620 trans woman or vice versa would those stats be the same I don't know okay I was
00:04:50.920 interested probably too soon because to me it's just like they're still a dude you
00:04:55.960 can dress like a dude it doesn't make you call them trannies you know it was just
00:05:01.660 accepted that there would be one dude among a group that likes to dress in
00:05:06.280 women's clothes why is it okay to be trans someone asked us in the chat why is it
00:05:11.440 okay to like change your sex but you can't change your race I think I think
00:05:16.900 Rachel Rachel does all that she should be allowed change your race if you if you
00:05:24.580 want to change your race like do you know is it actually a free world it's not
00:05:28.900 that yeah let me let me just kill me just zoning on this sorry if I if I Jesus if I
00:05:41.800 really wanted to be black yeah I could just I could just go go tanning let's
00:05:46.900 black face and yeah and yeah and just get I don't know and dress I think the idea
00:05:55.720 that no no no I could dress I could dress in African clothes no I'm so surprised
00:06:03.280 that you just said that this lady she works to help let's let's say let's say if I'm
00:06:16.880 by the next two years I started an orphanage in Africa I'm just asking I'm
00:06:22.520 just asking then I come back would that win me would I could I change my race the
00:06:27.500 way I actually see it no no I just need a yes or no I just need of course not
00:06:31.520 I don't actually agree with Rachel Dolezal doing that what I'm saying is actually trying to help black people
00:06:37.520 she said yes I'm like wait okay can I give a different perspective
00:06:43.160 I want your answer I want your guys one at a time wait guys say the question again
00:06:47.780 one at a time oh sorry go ahead wonderful say wait so you're asking me if it's okay for you to change
00:06:53.900 your race I think you can change your race in your own little self but don't expect me to call you
00:06:59.300 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
00:07:06.980 you want to identify as a goddamn table be a table for all I care just don't force me to them put my
00:07:13.220 a cop on you and pretend you're a table see here the thing this is the thing right this is this is
00:07:20.300 where it starts we start by allowing people to do it in their own and then those people get entitled
00:07:26.360 in the I do know what yeah no that's true you're right it's a slippery slope because I mean if we
00:07:32.300 told Caitlyn freaking Jenner that she couldn't have the female courage award like seven years ago where
00:07:37.640 we beat today and then we now we got that freaking that dude someone in the girls division and taking
00:07:47.360 our titles taking the same award when there's people women women their whole lives and done
00:07:55.160 things that's just how good men all I'm sorry no I'm not even I'm not talking about
00:07:59.180 completely disagreeing with everybody but I actually don't disagree like I agree with all
00:08:10.400 of you but just a different perspective someone who's grown up in the music business especially
00:08:15.980 jazz jazz has taught me a lot of things about the world and culture that the rest of the world didn't
00:08:21.080 teach me jazz taught me that I could be black but can I ask you a question what does it mean to be
00:08:26.900 black okay to have soul are you black no but but it's so in spite it it showed you how to be black
00:08:35.000 in America maybe but what about black people in Africa and Nigeria or explain that why did you
00:08:40.820 explain that more well there may be some people who disagree with me but I believe that in a large
00:08:48.200 part the American art form as jazz of jazz is very much a black art form it's not only black
00:08:56.660 agreeable there there's a whole movement out there that's pushing black American music and
00:09:01.400 trying to call jazz black American music I disagree wholeheartedly because that eliminates the Latin
00:09:07.740 American influence that eliminates all the other influences that have made jazz what it is today
00:09:13.260 but anybody who plays jazz anybody who loves jazz can not self-respectingly say that it's not a black
00:09:22.620 music so when I play with black musicians my biggest compliment is when you got the 75 year old bass
00:09:31.260 player that's in there watching you like who the hell is this mother who just walked up to the stage
00:09:36.800 thing and he knows what he's doing and he you play a little bit and you look back did I do okay and
00:09:42.800 he just goes
00:09:43.300 but how does how does that how does that make you black okay okay so that that that's one degree of
00:09:57.180 the acceptance uh-huh over the years I've had many musicians tell me oh yeah you're on where you're
00:10:03.060 black you're straight now okay okay okay that's that's important because now I'm not saying that I'm
00:10:09.360 black I get what I understand you understand what black music is and what makes music that that culture I
00:10:17.760 understand where gospel comes from I understand where slavery led to the roots of what became jazz I
00:10:25.680 understand how pain produces art I get that that doesn't mean that I'm black I'm saying that black
00:10:33.600 people have over the years in my in my business have made me feel accepted into their community
00:10:39.720 yeah and have many times told me straight up you're the you're the blackest brown guy I know