Pearl - January 11, 2026


BEST of Andrew Wilson: The 304 Slayer


Episode Stats


Length

46 minutes

Words per minute

196.52907

Word count

9,184

Sentence count

198

Harmful content

Misogyny

93

sentences flagged

Toxicity

17

sentences flagged

Hate speech

65

sentences flagged


Summary

Summaries generated with gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ .

In this episode, we have a heated debate about taking things back to the past and going back to 2,000 years ago. Is it a part of the past? What does that have to do with anything?

Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Misogyny classifications generated with MilaNLProc/bert-base-uncased-ear-misogyny .
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
00:00:00.000 the thing is you just said can we agree that there's no god in marriage and then you don't
00:00:04.080 have to agree part of the past if you go back and you look at the english this has all been
00:00:09.280 there people were getting their heads chopped off the crusaders were doing their things across
00:00:12.880 countries and they were spreading christianity through threats and violence now that's what 0.92
00:00:16.880 you're trying to uplift that's what you're trying to uphold i don't even know what the hell you're
00:00:19.840 talking about you wouldn't know what i'm talking about that's where you're lacking i have no idea
00:00:23.360 catch up you're sitting in the car for me with divorce that was when your holy marriage was the 0.98
00:00:28.480 best mirrors that you're trying to go to now listen in the 1950s so what he's saying is you
00:00:33.120 can't romanticize the past if you weren't there you don't know you can speculate based on evidence
00:00:40.400 but i'm going to be honest guys i don't want to be a farmer and if i was born in the 1950s i would
00:00:46.320 have to be a farmer were we crusading in the 1950s what the hell are you talking about you talked
00:00:51.200 about the institution of marriage for 2 000 years yeah sir do you need me to catch you up on what
00:00:56.400 What you're talking about, you're having trouble keeping up with me.
00:00:59.100 You're having trouble keeping up with me.
00:01:01.260 You said 2,000 years ago.
00:01:02.760 And I told you 2,000 years ago, they were chopping people's heads off.
00:01:06.620 Which has what to do with anything?
00:01:07.720 I need you to catch up with me, sir.
00:01:09.420 Okay.
00:01:09.780 If you want to take things back to the past, you have to accept everything as the past.
00:01:13.740 You can't just cherry pick.
00:01:15.560 Wow, here's the thing.
00:01:16.380 You're cherry picking.
00:01:17.180 If you want to take things back to the tradition, take it all the way back.
00:01:20.500 Why stop at the 50s?
00:01:22.060 Take it back to the 1890s.
00:01:23.960 What you're saying right now is so incoherent.
00:01:26.260 i actually don't even understand well that's what listen when you're completely you're running out
00:01:30.500 of coherent no that made sense to me it's because we have a tendency as people to romanticize
00:01:36.500 different eras but it doesn't really matter like it's kind of a useless conversation because we're
00:01:42.900 alive today there's pros and cons of every generation the 1950s my husband probably
00:01:48.180 would have died in the war or i'm working on a farm screw that i want to be a streamer sorry
00:01:52.980 um yeah running out of bullets the last thing you do is the shame all right i'm not even trying to
00:02:00.600 shame you it's just incoherent i need you to catch up with me okay catch me up just say you're lacking
00:02:05.240 if you can't keep it up all right now here's a problem here's a problem here's a problem i don't
00:02:09.960 know what to tell you here's a problem you're 2000 years ago they're chopping heads off who gives a 0.96
00:02:13.700 shit what does that do with anything 2000 years ago i'm coming up with yours your your holy 0.95
00:02:17.540 religious 2000 years ago it's been a part of what does that have to do with this exactly here's the 0.99
00:02:22.760 problem you're cherry picking cherry picking what listen i'm listening i'm gonna slow you down i'm
00:02:29.260 gonna slow you down because i see what you're doing here i'm gonna slow you down okay because
00:02:32.820 it's hard for you to keep up it is i understand i understand because you haven't been across this
00:02:37.400 is your toughest debate your audience knows this oh it's rough there's no god in marriage okay in
00:02:42.400 the united states yeah can we agree to that when you get to divorce there's no god in marriage
00:02:46.460 we need to agree to it because when you go into divorce court yeah there's no god you can't bring
00:02:52.420 your god and your bible this was a stay-at-home traditional wife you're here thank you um i filed
00:03:00.020 a motion for temporary orders on three different um specifics one is to have john vacate our
00:03:05.600 marital home secondly for the court to accept my proposed parenting plan and thirdly to have a
00:03:12.980 court order man okay so someone's saying in the chat they're saying history is relevant and this
00:03:18.880 is kind of how people get manipulated not always intentionally okay if the women in the 50s were a 1.00
00:03:27.300 certain way does that matter to the women you have to pick from today no it doesn't matter it doesn't
00:03:34.120 matter if things were once one way if they are one way today today that john paid child support
00:03:40.960 and spousal maintenance we've been married for 16 years i have been the at-home mother to our
00:03:46.940 five children and have homeschooled them for the last nine years i also manage the majority of our
00:03:52.620 children's extracurricular activities which includes their involvement in boy scouts orchestra
00:03:58.860 piano lessons recently my boys are now involved in a hunting certification class
00:04:04.460 and i often carpool for my son's irish dance class i have chosen our children's pediatrician
00:04:11.100 settlement or okay so she's a stay-at-home wife she says that part let me let me go to the part 0.98
00:04:16.140 we're together in the house the kids want to okay now we're gonna now we're gonna talk to where the
00:04:20.060 guys talk it was just so but i don't i don't need repeated what i need to know is you have indicated
00:04:26.140 he makes x amount of money and your basis for doing that is you went through all the bank records
00:04:30.940 and you came and you spelled all those bank records out and this is the money he's made
00:04:35.180 he's indicating his taxes he makes x amount of money and significantly less i want to know what
00:04:40.060 the difference between the two of you is that's it i don't need to know everything that's in the
00:04:44.140 paper i want to know why your position is right and he's going to tell me why his position is
00:04:47.980 right mine is documented with bank statements anything else no to try to summarize what's
00:04:53.260 going on she's unhappy in the marriage that's what she wants is a divorce there we have we're 1.00
00:04:59.100 one big happy family we work together she just moved out of the big bed two or three months ago 0.99
00:05:05.260 and we get along fine there's no danger there's no abuse uh my business is integral to
00:05:15.500 staying in the house because there is all the inventory which you also didn't mention and all
00:05:19.100 the what's the inventory the suits i'm a custom tailor so there's all kinds of things in the
00:05:23.500 office the whole bedroom is full of feral apparel it's very disruptive to move it anywhere we do
00:05:29.740 just fine together in the house. The kids want us to stay married. Everything works just fine as it
00:05:36.120 is, and I would submit that to try to break this up or do something or make a decision today
00:05:43.080 would not be wise. I would petition that we have an evaluation done for our family with a social
00:05:50.680 worker, a master's in social work, to help us find out what really is in the best interest of the
00:05:54.840 children versus breaking this up which i propose okay so long story short he gets kicked out of
00:06:02.340 the house he has a he's a a custom suit designer with a housewife um catholic guy he like sent me
00:06:10.980 his footage and um yeah and now he's getting kicked out of his marital home the audacity okay
00:06:19.280 oh and at that particular point none of your ecclesiastics marriage works okay period so
00:06:26.980 the thing is you just said can we agree that there's no god in marriage and then you don't
00:06:31.560 have to agree but hang on calm down and then you switched over to divorce there's no god in divorce
00:06:37.800 but those are two different questions and proposition hang on relax the second thing is
00:06:42.680 is that me saying that what made marriage a great institution is this whole sky daddy character
00:06:49.140 and that the institution has been in place for 2000 years and it's been calm down and it's been
00:06:55.380 a strong institution i'm not actually sure how tying in you gotta you gotta let men know what
00:07:01.000 they get out of this because all the churches they're gonna be dead by the end of the century
00:07:06.260 because they just cannot tell men like what they're gonna get out of this that at the time
00:07:12.900 they cut people's heads off what that has to do with the fact that in the 1950s and 40s you still
00:07:18.080 had 95 of these marriages staying together this is not ancient history this is not even early
00:07:24.220 american history that's hang on that's in your in your in your grandfather's lifetime basically
00:07:29.100 and then by the way that was the case for black marriages as well very strong institutions
00:07:33.060 but all of those institutions were that way because they followed that whole sky daddy thing
00:07:38.980 they were like oh that sky daddy's gonna smite us if we don't and so what you do here is you're
00:07:44.400 giving the classic i don't think women have ever feared god but i i think it's more uh yeah like
00:07:52.340 women sorry i just don't believe women ever have had the fear of god in them um you just i mean
00:07:58.840 eve didn't fear god you know i but it was more pragmatic um women had to stay with beta bucks 1.00
00:08:06.140 back then it's not like we wanted to we'd rather die than be with beta bucks but we had to then
00:08:12.760 progressive argument which is well you know guys it is true that it's a great institution and it
00:08:19.860 is true it's the best place in the world to have children for the continuation of the species and
00:08:24.660 also it's fantastic for men's health it's fantastic for their mental health it's great for them in
00:08:30.220 almost every way but that divorce thing is real bad and i counter you're right that divorce thing
00:08:35.280 is real bad we have now a center of agreement but now we're going back to the marriage in the west
00:08:40.120 thing, which is that whole great institution problem. Well, if we agree that what made it
00:08:44.600 good, which you just did is, Hey, that sky daddy guy. And then I point out that right now you can
00:08:50.280 still utilize that sky daddy guy for an ecclesiastical marriage outside of the state. Hang 1.00
00:08:55.200 on. And women don't fear God. And they're like, well, why don't you just lead better? And you're 1.00
00:09:02.580 like, okay, let me just, can you do this please? No, you can't lead someone that doesn't want to
00:09:08.300 follow right wow guys welcome to my reaction series today we are reacting to andrew wilson
00:09:14.760 the best debater on the internet taking down a fake maga grister so let's get started that
00:09:24.060 what it comes down to a man who can provide protect and show that he is a strong leader
00:09:28.860 absolutely deserves a woman who can trust him and this is i think a big misalignment within society
00:09:34.540 where I think deep down women really do want to submit to men.
00:09:38.200 They want to be able, as we say. 0.91
00:09:39.540 Okay, if you're not so crazy, women want to submit to men. 1.00
00:09:44.380 Now, I just want you to put yourself in the shoes of an average woman. 1.00
00:09:54.760 Let's say any of the women at this table, they get 5,000 matches on dating apps. 1.00
00:09:59.980 do you think if you as a man had 5,000 matches on a dating app that you could figure something
00:10:06.580 out with it? You could, you know, find somebody you like? And that's the thing. Women say that 1.00
00:10:12.660 we want to do these things, but nothing is more revealed to you in your life of what you want to
00:10:19.160 do than what you do. You know, I haven't said for a few years I'm going to stop swearing, but I think
00:10:24.840 I just don't want it that bad because I keep doing it. You know what I mean? And I think there's
00:10:29.660 people with worse valves than me, but I definitely don't have a good one. And that's reveal stated
00:10:36.680 preferences versus reveal preferences. If women wanted to submit to men, I mean, we wouldn't be 1.00
00:10:42.100 marching for abortion and to be whores. And then you get the conservatives that come in and say, 0.99
00:10:47.960 not all women are like that. I mean, have you gone outside recently? Not all women are like 0.99
00:10:57.120 that yeah if you get them young then eventually i mean you think i had a potty mouth at 20 no
00:11:02.900 it's like i mean this is just how it goes the women 1.00
00:11:07.140 anyway so as i've said if women wanted to we would the world just turn your brain off when 1.00
00:11:14.940 you're on a date you don't be in your feminine power where you're walking and you can really 0.77
00:11:18.700 and what i said with the sourdough and nails and stuff like that clearly you don't understand jokes
00:11:23.080 but that's just my style when it comes to speaking i think embracing your femininity
00:11:27.640 women because we've been pushed into the workforce and had to that's another thing 1.00
00:11:32.600 women pushed into the workforce okay again if you had 5 000 matches on a dating app and you were 18 1.00
00:11:40.040 do you think if you said to your parents hey could i could i stay home for six months
00:11:45.320 and i'll put i mean that's not all the work for you was dating apps i know everyone's saying oh
00:11:50.680 don't meet on the dating apps i'm like i mean as a woman you can get 10 dates in a week
00:11:56.120 literally you can do breakfast lunch and dinner and get i literally have a date every day until
00:12:02.520 you find somebody you like again if we wanted to we'd do it but we're picking going to school
00:12:07.240 we're picking going to the workforce what women are picking is what women want so there's this 0.61
00:12:14.840 yeah sometimes the women don't even know that's what we want right kind of like the fat person 1.00
00:12:20.840 who keeps saying they want to lose weight and they keep being fat and it's like they keep saying they
00:12:25.000 want to lose weight but they might want to lose weight but they want to do other things more
00:12:30.840 and therefore it's just not a priority of them and i would kind of use the same analogy in this
00:12:36.520 an 18 year you know what i said this to someone i knew recently you know this person just took
00:12:43.000 i'm like a second job and i was like you could live at home if you want and this person has
00:12:47.720 always told me for years they want to get married and i'm like well why don't you just live at home
00:12:51.720 download the dating app and i you know i bet in in six months you're young enough you could find
00:12:57.400 fun but but that's that's the thing we we have a tendency to say we want things but you know
00:13:02.840 life choices will reveal consciously or unwillingly take on a lot of the male roles like being the
00:13:08.200 provider being the protectors things of that nature has led women to not be able to embrace
00:13:13.000 their femininity and so i think in a good relationship a man will be able to embrace
00:13:18.360 and flourish in his masculinity and the same with the woman and whatever that means being
00:13:22.600 a homekeeper being a matriarch being a really soft landing space for her husband to land on 1.00
00:13:28.280 and good mother riding that environment notice how everything they let list is an actual skill 0.99
00:13:33.960 A lot of the women say they are. It's really a skill. The same way men getting laid, that's a 1.00
00:13:42.560 skill. Women being soft and feminine, unless you were raised by a homemaker, which newsflash, 1.00
00:13:49.440 about 80% of them are bitches too. So let's not, and it's not, nothing against the homemakers, 1.00
00:13:57.320 but you're so women, right? I got it. You know, I gotta, I gotta give us the default. Not all, 1.00
00:14:03.560 not all, not all, not all, not all. But if you're not, if you're not raised like that,
00:14:12.660 these are skills that women have to learn. And everything, remember, it's like, you know, 1.00
00:14:20.620 a guy you're interviewing for a job and you're like, what can you do? And if they really know
00:14:25.840 the job, they give you really specific details. They say, okay, well, you know, a way that I keep
00:14:31.260 myself quiet when I really want to talk as I do this, this, this, and this, or a way that I've
00:14:36.760 learned to anticipate his needs as X, Y, and Z. You know, I've noticed that, you know, you go into
00:14:42.140 really specific details, but when women talk in the abstracts and there's no concrete example of 1.00
00:14:48.920 what they're actually talking about, it's like a guy saying, well, what do you do? What was your
00:14:55.780 previous job like? And he's like, well, I worked and I worked really hard and I did. I was very,
00:15:00.700 you know i was a leader and you're like okay but what did you get done well i worked really hard
00:15:07.180 you know okay so my follow-up question to you would just be this then if that is the case and
00:15:13.180 and this is what you believe if you if you actually wanted men to have the authority
00:15:19.820 inside of society and the responsibility why would you advocate that women could vote 1.00
00:15:25.580 because i think you keep deleting the most important part of this which is that not every
00:15:32.140 single okay so when the rubber hits the road with trad tons you say okay give up your power 0.96
00:15:38.300 and this is how you can see when you ask women you're like okay so you're a traditional conservative
00:15:45.020 give up social media that's power give it up and then they're like oh i got it i haven't had a
00:15:51.660 of fun on this app okay i i enjoy it a lot so i'm not even judging them but that's what i said
00:15:57.420 there's no such thing as traditional conservative women because when the rubber meets the road and 1.00
00:16:01.960 you say well give it up um give up the vote they're like no i can't you know so man right now
00:16:10.740 and at large block of strong fathers there's a lot of things that lead into and this is not only a
00:16:15.560 male problem there's a female problem too there are a lot of factors that lead into men this is
00:16:20.480 the man or the bear question if we get to that that i think not every man right now just being
00:16:25.600 a man doesn't inherently make you worthy of being a leader i think that you have to show that you
00:16:31.200 are a leader and this is true across the history of the world they're every single uh shepherd in
00:16:36.000 the torah no it depends it depends what you're advocating for so as you men really didn't have
00:16:42.720 to prove much historically to be honest most of them did get a wife she was expected to listen i
00:16:49.840 I doubt she did, you know, this idea that women were different. 0.99
00:16:52.940 She had less power. 0.88
00:16:54.420 So she had less power to ruin your life and defy you. 1.00
00:16:58.460 But, I mean, I've done the interviews with like 80, 90-year-old women. 0.99
00:17:04.260 A lot of their answers, and I'm not even joking, are very similar to the young women today.
00:17:08.420 um so but when it when the rubber meets the road a lot of them
00:17:16.660 back in the day women have the choice at like 16 to get into an arranged marriage up to like 22 0.99
00:17:26.400 and i mean yeah i guess he had to prove himself but if most guys got a wife in that time period
00:17:33.340 i mean how much of a leader was he going to be at like 20 you know what i mean i mean my grandpa
00:17:39.420 married my grandma and this wasn't arranged but i i thought i think he was below 20. so i mean what
00:17:45.500 i mean how you know you see my play i just i don't and i'm not saying women have to obey every
00:17:53.740 but i mean women can barely obey the men they marry the this idea that we could obey every
00:17:58.380 You may, yeah, get out of here.
00:18:00.400 But a conservative value is that men inherently have more value than women, right?
00:18:06.620 Men are born with an inherent value that women are not born with. 0.98
00:18:11.140 And therefore, to some degree, you have to be obedient to men from a traditional worldview.
00:18:16.780 If you're modern, that's fine.
00:18:18.220 But you'll see they keep advocating a more modern worldview.
00:18:21.160 The book was chosen for a lot of their specific qualities.
00:18:24.000 There's a reason why those men were chosen to be leaders.
00:18:26.120 same with donald trump the other men who share similar qualities to him but there's a reason why
00:18:30.060 he was chose to lead as opposed to any random guy that you can maybe find on the side of the street
00:18:34.600 in la who's cat calling women i think that men who are worthy and live up to what it means to
00:18:41.080 be leaders and protectors and also have kind hearts not softies but just overall good men
00:18:49.280 in my definition of it i think those men are worth leading and i don't think just because
00:18:53.420 you're a man that automatically makes you a perfect amazing leader we've seen that throughout
00:18:57.880 all of society so how is this argument not actually contradictory because you're saying essentially
00:19:03.860 that you need to reduce men's authority because um because you don't think that they're in a good
00:19:11.100 position to lead women you don't think that men in society are good enough leaders and since they're 0.99
00:19:15.180 not good enough leaders you need to have authority so that when did i say and sorry to cut you off
00:19:20.640 i'm saying this is what this is when did i say any of that i'm explaining i'm explaining this
00:19:25.920 is a this is an illogical entailment of your argument if you say to me when i i'm advocating
00:19:31.120 that women be able to vote because there's too many men in society who if we give authority to 1.00
00:19:35.600 are going to lead me wrong then you're actually saying that you need to have yeah you know i think
00:19:41.840 we cannot now she's gonna gaslight she's shaking her head like she didn't say that
00:19:46.480 but she did in fact say that you can determine who's a leader who isn't the
00:19:51.760 leader that actually is stripping authority away from men like this is the
00:19:55.540 logical entailment I don't see a way around it no I think you're just taking
00:19:59.240 it how you take it that's like that's the female default interpreting it and
00:20:03.100 saying what you want to say I've said a million times logical what's the logical
00:20:07.360 about what I'm saying I didn't say the word of logical you keep taking what I
00:20:10.960 say and then just changing what I'm saying and then saying so you're saying
00:20:14.500 this and then when i say no i didn't say that when did i say we should take power away from men
00:20:19.460 when did i say that should we should take power away from men when did i say that i'm showing you
00:20:23.540 an entail i'm showing you the entailment of the logic here i'll literally break down really really
00:20:27.460 simple here i'll show you so so premise one i don't need you to show me i need you to tell me
00:20:31.700 when i said that because i'm saying what i say and you're telling me what you think i genuinely
00:20:36.020 believe this is andrew with kid gloves on he's even being nice all these women are so annoyed 1.00
00:20:44.500 still won't address the point but he can talk over me whenever he wants but then if i talk
00:20:49.700 over him it's because i'm a woman who wants to have men removed from society i've moderated
00:20:54.260 andrew tonight you got to let him finish how many times can you tell me what i think i said
00:20:58.180 and what i think i mean just keep saying that though okay stop just go ahead it's just it's
00:21:05.060 just like this just premise one men need to leave okay premise two in order for men to leave they
00:21:09.700 they need to have authority. Premise three, women need to vote. Premise four, why do women need to 1.00
00:21:15.620 vote? They need to vote because men aren't adequately leading, so women need to have 1.00
00:21:19.120 authority. That's the entire syllogism. So then the conclusion is men are not capable of leading,
00:21:24.300 so women need to have authority so that they can pick the men that need to lead them. So it's 1.00
00:21:28.460 actually stripping authority away from men. I don't know a way around that. And you still
00:21:33.160 haven't addressed, again, that was not what I said. I didn't say men need to lead. I said they
00:21:38.660 should lead ideal men ideally men should be the leaders of society but i don't think you still
00:21:44.520 won't address 15 times over you're telling me what you think i said but you won't address the
00:21:47.940 one point which is there has been a decline in what it means to be a man in terms of masculinity
00:21:54.280 in terms of chivalry every what does that mean that means men have become less of slaves to me
00:22:02.120 that if you really break down what they're saying women just don't really view men as people
00:22:07.520 except for like what men can do for them so she's saying why aren't the men enslaved to me more
00:22:14.320 like that across the board there has been a decline so if you agree with me that men are 0.98
00:22:22.280 not and this isn't only a male thing but just speaking about men as leaders that men at large
00:22:27.200 there has been a decline of what men's role in society has been what they feel to be a man and
00:22:31.440 all of that combined means that right now it doesn't mean we should take authority away for
00:22:35.060 men's, it's one thing you won't address is that I think we as a society, as women, as men, as
00:22:40.700 Americans, as whatever, should work towards getting back to a place where men and women are more 1.00
00:22:46.980 strong and embrace their femininity and their masculinity. And I think that will lead us to a 0.87
00:22:51.820 better place where women can embrace their femininity will naturally approach matriarchy. 1.00
00:22:56.980 They will naturally say, wait, maybe, you know what? I actually don't love my corporate job. I
00:23:01.700 know a lot of women who have convinced themselves that being powerful whenever we say we've convinced
00:23:06.280 women or women convince themselves that's always let me take accountability away from women 1.00
00:23:12.040 and blame the marketing here here's the thing you can market you look at if i if you could
00:23:19.480 just market things to people and they would buy them then i mean you could just run a facebook
00:23:26.560 ad and be rich. You have to market a pain point to somebody, something they already want. So if
00:23:35.520 women were feeling frustrated with their husbands and they choose the divorce button, it's not the 1.00
00:23:43.300 person selling the divorce that's the bad guy or that even wanted it. But people find ways to make
00:23:49.780 money based on pain points in society so whenever you hear trad cut they're just it's like rich
00:23:56.600 women are convinced to do corporate jobs no no women get to live in an 800 square foot apartment 1.00
00:24:04.080 like i went to aquinox today and this literally looked like a babysitting like babysitting for
00:24:10.580 adult women okay i was walking around i'm looking at this jam i'm like there's the only workout
00:24:14.880 places here there's like a yoga mat there's a spa there's facials there's i mean
00:24:24.220 there's like red light therapy those massages i'm like where is the weight
00:24:31.340 it was like i was literally walking around those babysitting if they have a kid i'm like this is
00:24:40.320 babysitting for adult women. The men, they're like, I'm sick of my wife. Let me drop her off 1.00
00:24:45.080 at Equinox. And that they need to work for 30 years and make a million dollars. And then they'll
00:24:50.660 have kids in their forties. And then I personally don't agree with that. It's that, that women want 1.00
00:24:56.080 to work. It's that women have a BS like job where they send two emails a day. And then, 1.00
00:25:02.040 so they get that, we get to have all these fun. We get to be worshiped. Um, you get a thousand
00:25:08.740 matches on a dating app people are telling you you're awesome all the time so it's not really
00:25:14.500 that the women are tricked into anything it's just i mean you gotta even look at this you get
00:25:20.900 to go on a yacht with drake this weekend or have a kid with your high school sweetheart
00:25:26.180 well it gets so obvious the tron cards there's a reason that the women market themselves to the 1.00
00:25:38.360 simps and the conservative movement because you just want to give every get out of jail free card
00:25:44.320 it's you guys are the best people to trap if i'm being honest not all obviously but there's a good
00:25:51.160 chunk of i mean there's a reason it was like a porn star to pass your pipeline because i mean 0.95
00:25:57.880 the colon star can just say i was tricked in the past or be like you were tricked was the devil 0.96
00:26:03.020 wasn't it and she'll be like yeah it was or she was like i was tricked by feminism i did not want 1.00
00:26:11.200 to get on a stream with an ellie choppa i did not want to twerk at a drake concert i really deep down
00:26:19.940 wanted children and they and you know these guys just eat that up this is where i mean men just
00:26:26.540 love being lied to they do women love being lied to too but you know i i could see women when we 1.00
00:26:32.780 have a tendency to put on masks and you just you get your voice like two octaves higher
00:26:36.960 start talking slow you know and then the men i mean their sex drive is just so strong 0.96
00:26:43.360 if you say it in the right tone not the nagging tone that she's doing right here
00:26:47.900 but there's a reason bonnie blue got wifed to be honest or someone will wife or if they have it 1.00
00:26:53.340 yet i mean if you watch her interviews she studied men in a way that this nagging woman hasn't 0.99
00:26:59.300 she doesn't argue she just says yeah i love someone will do it and i think that if we as a
00:27:08.780 society get back to a place where originally women were not expected to be in the workforce
00:27:13.580 things of that nature, then women ought to be in the workforce. We got to stop this. Women were 1.00
00:27:20.020 expected. I'm like, you're falling for this? Really? I have to be the one to say it. I feel like I'm
00:27:26.180 watching a movie, right? At times, I feel like I'm watching a movie. And I'm the only one that knows
00:27:32.740 that they're actors, right? And so I keep having to say, this is acting. And then everybody's like,
00:27:40.340 pearl let me enjoy my movie and i'm like you know you guys are being tricked this is acting 0.97
00:27:46.180 they're like hey we're really enjoying the movie shut the fuck up pearl i'm like but they're acting 0.89
00:27:53.180 okay hopefully can recover and whatever that means to them and masculinity can become something that 0.97
00:28:00.200 means more to them and is not seen as like talk i'm not done toxic masculinity all of that stuff
00:28:05.940 All that toxic masculinity stuff has taught men to feel bad about themselves and not embrace
00:28:12.980 their masculinity.
00:28:13.660 So I think the most important part of this is not stripping away power from men or saying
00:28:17.320 women are better to lead. 1.00
00:28:18.180 I think we need to focus on fixing that issue, whether it's through strong fatherhood, whether
00:28:22.660 it's through stopping this idea that everybody's saying toxic masculinity anytime a man wants
00:28:27.440 to actually act like a man, opening the door for a woman and a woman gets offended.
00:28:31.020 I think moving away from that.
00:28:32.640 So she's saying, I want more slaves. 0.80
00:28:34.320 when you think about it what is femininity at its core
00:28:37.300 i don't think a lot of a lot of people think it's the flower dresses
00:28:42.240 but in my in my assessment of what femininity is
00:28:46.480 it's really women serving men at its core 0.97
00:28:52.560 that's what it is at its core so when she said like it's anything it's
00:28:59.940 almost masculine to have the guy hold the door
00:29:02.500 for you you know like like you're picking those asian women i would give them the top pick for 1.00
00:29:08.020 femininity to be honest if i had to like if i had to pick a race or group um if you go to like um
00:29:14.980 you ever seen those girls at anime conventions you can just tell they've studied it but they
00:29:19.220 have the soft voice you know the women that are saying can i help you can i do this can i do that
00:29:23.460 can i that's what i think of i don't think of the makeup i don't think of the dresses i think of the
00:29:27.780 grandma that's like oh can i get you this can i get you that that's the vanity at its core and
00:29:33.220 to some extent it is a skill that in the west i mean everyone's worshiping women all the time so
00:29:40.500 you know i mean if you guys i think it would black fill you if you ever saw the dating app
00:29:45.700 of the average women at this table not as a society will get us to a place where men at 1.00
00:29:51.380 large will be better equipped to lead society and it doesn't mean that right now i'm not saying if i
00:29:56.740 really meant it i would say it i'm not having any secret arguments i'm saying what i mean which is
00:30:01.220 the step one i think ideally men should be the leaders yeah so we ruined society we asked for 0.98
00:30:07.780 this men are responding we're still gonna blame the men for responding to what the women asked
00:30:13.620 for ultimate gaslighting can you imagine being married to a woman like this 1.00
00:30:17.220 and the step to get there is to fix masculinity
00:30:23.760 that's so funny that's what i'm saying so here so to address you keep saying i want to address
00:30:32.140 this argument but the argument was my premise so the thing is is when you say okay we haven't
00:30:37.600 addressed what's going on with men in society and the lower testosterone and the fact they're not
00:30:41.540 leading as well but i actually did that was the premise of my original argument which is
00:30:44.700 The reason that you see a failure in men in society is because they have all the responsibility without the authority.
00:30:51.960 And women have cucked them. 0.99
00:30:53.940 They used to get a virgin bride. 1.00
00:30:56.980 Now they're like, could you have fucked less than 20 guys, please? 1.00
00:31:03.520 They're like, can you just not come with an incurable STD? 1.00
00:31:07.800 Can you not come with a kid?
00:31:09.880 And the women are like, we can't do that. 1.00
00:31:11.680 We can.
00:31:13.200 We're like, really?
00:31:14.700 Yeah. They have the responsibility absent the authority. I say, okay, so how do we fix that?
00:31:22.300 How do we fix the idea here that you have additional responsibilities without authority?
00:31:27.120 Your premise here is, well, we need to move back to all of these things, which are preambles to
00:31:31.640 women voting, by the way, that all of these things that you're pointing to, this is pre-women's 0.64
00:31:36.420 suffrage. And so I go, okay, well, that makes sense. So then why is it then that you would say
00:31:42.000 that men, right, who have this additional responsibility as leaders, right, you wouldn't
00:31:47.300 want them to have the authority to exercise that responsibility. That seems like it's ultimately
00:31:52.600 what you want. What's going on is you have an actual internal conflict here. The conflict is
00:31:57.960 I want to be a strong, empowered woman while at the same time advocating that there's a patriarchy.
00:32:03.040 It's like you can't have both. You don't know that. Hang on, hang on. Hang on. Either the
00:32:08.480 patriarchy is empowered with the authority to lead or it is not and if you say it's not empowered
00:32:15.420 with yeah and the thing is you too so if i hire somebody right and i say do this and they say no
00:32:23.300 and then i go and i say can i fire this person and the state says you can't
00:32:29.620 and they're like well why don't you just lead better and you're like okay let me just
00:32:34.020 can you do this please no you can't lead someone that doesn't want to follow right
00:32:40.860 do this then they say i won't do what i mean it's like i feel like i yeah i again i see that the
00:32:48.840 men go crazy they're just like i'm going home i'm not voting i'm not working i'm i'm i'm crashing
00:32:55.400 out authority to lead women need to be able to select the leaders you have a matriarchy then 1.00
00:33:00.920 not a patriarchy you're having you have a second class we got as additional responsibilities women
00:33:06.240 don't have but have a limited amount of authority or equal authority to women that's the opposite 1.00
00:33:11.200 of patriarchy it makes no sense you i just don't understand position or where you're coming from
00:33:17.540 where you consistently think that you know what i actually feel i'm having an internal conflict you
00:33:22.400 don't know anything about my values before the show maybe you follow me i don't know no you're
00:33:26.960 not listening to what i'm saying you're saying the opposite of what i said nag gaslight nag 0.99
00:33:30.960 gaslight nag gaslight every single time and that's why it's just so frustrating i have an 0.57
00:33:36.960 internal conflict because i want to be an empowered woman you're pushing what you nag 1.00
00:33:41.680 zero the most feminine girls at the table really don't like about women the ones that shut the 1.00
00:33:46.320 fuck. What's a hypocrite? I talk for two hours straight a day. But the FFG fans are opting into 1.00
00:33:55.140 this. You have chosen to be here. On to me, somebody that you clearly don't know much about
00:34:00.520 or you can happily look through my social media. I'm just listening to your arguments. And based
00:34:04.760 off of that, you are saying that I am clearly a secret feminist who wants to be an empowered 1.00
00:34:09.560 woman. You finally said it right for everybody else. But you're telling me that based off
00:34:15.240 absolutely what? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Logic. I'm showing you logic. No, that's not
00:34:20.000 logic. That is you trying to push what you think about women onto me, trying to catch me in
00:34:25.240 something. No, I'm just showing you a logical position. What have I said, or what have I
00:34:29.420 displayed throughout my life that shows that I want to be an empowered woman where men are on
00:34:33.580 the sidelines and don't have power? You are advocating that women vote. If you advocate 0.95
00:34:38.340 women vote, the entailment is women have authority. Well, women can vote. Hang on. Hang on. 1.00
00:34:43.120 is that women have authority and equal authority to men that's not a patriarchy it's the opposite 1.00
00:34:48.220 of a patriarchy that's no longer a patriarchy so if men have additional responsibility right
00:34:53.400 but they only have equal authority then they don't have the authority to lead they don't have
00:34:58.080 the authority to lead because you can negate their authority anytime you want that's the
00:35:02.040 entailment of your logic when you say what have i displayed in my personal life has nothing to do
00:35:06.280 with the logic of all right so that's what we're working with here guys let me know what you think
00:35:13.040 at the comments make sure you like the video i love watching tradcon women crash out this is very 0.99
00:35:19.360 entertaining for me so make sure you like the video subscribe to the channel and i'll see you
00:35:23.920 next time their preference they've never once says i would prefer to have a woman who's more
00:35:28.860 submissive the topic of submission only comes up on red pill podcast no it doesn't only come up
00:35:33.500 it's been on dr phil what up guys welcome to my reaction series today we are reacting to andrew
00:35:40.220 Wilson obliterating this male feminist argument. As you guys know, not only is Andrew the hoe 0.98
00:35:47.760 destroyer, he's also the super simp destroyer. So we're going to watch this thing to do with
00:35:52.720 a dating podcast. I don't know how, uh, you know, guests being shown a submissive ex-girlfriend
00:35:59.180 and saying, would you bow to your husband? Would you bow to your husband? That's not a dating
00:36:03.020 podcast that is promoting. Okay. So, uh, Brian had a video of his ex-girlfriend bowing to him
00:36:08.360 with like dinner okay hatred of women and now this guy's crashing out it's like they can't get
00:36:14.520 this treatment from women so they crash out when men get it sogeny as well female guests are 0.99
00:36:19.240 pressured to reveal their body count and then mocked if they don't reveal they're interrogated
00:36:24.120 until they reveal um women with only fans are moralized and told to quit um male promiscuity 1.00
00:36:31.240 is excused and celebrated um women are asked about their peak looks age and questioned incessantly
00:36:37.080 oh no segments like man bear versus woods mock women's very real fears about male violence
00:36:44.520 even though statistical realities are ignored and and dismissed as irrational um the super chat
00:36:49.480 roast um the guests love to on these women every chance they get and on this show feminism and 1.00
00:36:55.880 women are blamed for most of his problems do you have a copy of that i'd like to see it the thing
00:37:01.560 because you just shotgunned a bunch of
00:37:04.780 points and Andrew might you want
00:37:06.280 one by one
00:37:08.000 I also have peer reviewed studies if you want those too
00:37:10.280 yeah if you have any
00:37:12.040 especially if they have a meta analysis I'd like to see them
00:37:14.720 and just to be before you give your
00:37:16.520 response Andrew my understanding
00:37:18.620 here for the debate was primarily
00:37:20.660 going to be about feminism
00:37:21.940 not specific criticisms of the
00:37:24.320 well I mean this is
00:37:25.640 about manosphere and red pill
00:37:27.660 yeah so this is
00:37:29.680 I'm actually fine with this
00:37:31.520 right so um why it's not a really a dating podcast whether women should be submissive
00:37:38.740 why i don't understand why would that not be relational to dating what does submission have
00:37:44.740 to do with dating well because dating these guys here's the thing these guys can't get women and 1.00
00:37:51.060 so this is their strategy it's to be you know white knight for women to get laid and sometimes 1.00
00:37:55.480 it works look at destiny you know it's a good strategy is a especially on a dating show you
00:37:59.920 would be significantly talking about people's preferences when it came to the social experiences
00:38:05.480 they're having with the opposite sex. You're not talking about your preferences, you're talking 1.00
00:38:08.700 about their preferences? Because when you're talking about submission, you're talking about
00:38:11.300 from your worldview, women should be submissive. Okay, but from their worldview, they could also 1.00
00:38:15.860 have maybe a counter to that, why they shouldn't, or also a lot of them say, yes, they should.
00:38:21.420 So the idea here for submission especially would be, I don't... We don't care what women say here. 1.00
00:38:27.200 we can say damn near anything see how that's not dating related i don't know how submission comes
00:38:34.200 up on any sort of date i don't know if you've ever been on a date in the last 20 years what's
00:38:38.220 an action it's not really a conversational topic generally okay so if i ask you what type of woman 1.00
00:38:44.900 do you want and you go through the traits and you say i'd also like a submissive woman 0.99
00:38:50.940 does that make sense to say as a trait sure i don't know many people that would just offer
00:38:55.400 that up as one of the first things they want a woman but maybe those who said is the first if 1.00
00:38:59.800 you're at if i'm asking if you ask somebody i'm asking what's your dynamic and one of the answers
00:39:04.040 is a submissive woman yeah that comes up all the time for men and dating okay in your circles 0.84
00:39:10.200 perhaps i mean no just in um well how many andrew i don't know i don't know about like first dates
00:39:16.600 if that generally is going to come up um i mean guys just kind of look to see if you do it and
00:39:22.760 stick around if you do i would say it's not like something stated you know because women we could 1.00
00:39:27.320 say anything it doesn't mean we mean it dating podcast sample sizes do you have here i listen
00:39:32.120 i'm i'm on a dating podcast i made one i listen to a lot i listen to a lot of your shows i listen
00:39:36.360 to a lot of everything that's out there oh my gosh i think he's just online a lot i don't understand
00:39:41.640 any of the dating podcasts that come up when you ask men yeah their preference they've never once
00:39:47.080 says i would prefer to have a woman who's more submissive the topic of submission only comes 1.00
00:39:51.160 up on red pill podcast no it doesn't only come up where else does it come up it's been on dr phil
00:39:56.520 it's been everywhere dr phil talks about submission every episode every episode i didn't say every
00:40:00.920 episode is he doing a dating podcast oh my gosh it's just tone policing like what are you a woman
00:40:07.560 women are the ones that tone police not men i mentioned dr phil's a dating show then doing 0.98
00:40:12.840 don't mention that's not a dating show you asked where else it's mentioned as a dating show that
00:40:18.120 That is not a dating show. 1.00
00:40:19.240 Yeah, so in any case, any of the dating podcasts that I've seen is a very common answer to say if they want to see this woman.
00:40:24.420 Name another dating podcast.
00:40:25.620 And here's the other thing to dive into this.
00:40:27.500 Name another dating podcast, though.
00:40:28.280 Here's the other thing to dive into this.
00:40:29.540 Well, you've got to name another dating podcast.
00:40:30.620 Okay, Fresh and Fit happens there all the time.
00:40:32.480 Red pill content.
00:40:33.360 Exactly, as I said.
00:40:34.500 Okay, so when you're talking about a dating podcast, what do you mean by that?
00:40:38.580 Something a little less, I don't know, misogynistic, perhaps.
00:40:41.460 What does that mean, though?
00:40:42.600 I've already explained it to you and defined it.
00:40:44.240 If any man has a dating podcast, is it red pill or misogynistic?
00:40:49.400 I have a dating podcast, and it's not misogynistic.
00:40:50.740 I see.
00:40:51.360 And let me ask you a question.
00:40:52.620 You're doing it the wrong way.
00:40:53.820 Do it my way.
00:40:55.580 What kind of questions do you ask on your dating podcast?
00:40:57.980 I ask them, what are their priorities in a man?
00:41:00.320 I ask them, do you have advice for men in dating?
00:41:02.620 How many men have you had on?
00:41:04.620 Zero.
00:41:05.040 It's called women on men. 0.99
00:41:05.960 Oh, I see. 0.92
00:41:06.460 So you're a misandrist?
00:41:07.700 Absolutely not.
00:41:08.880 Well, I don't understand.
00:41:09.560 Why don't you want a man's opinion? 0.97
00:41:11.200 Because I want to ask women specifically.
00:41:12.560 Misandry involves hate, and I don't hate men
00:41:15.600 Oh, okay, I got it
00:41:16.800 So you only have on women 0.99
00:41:18.380 And you don't ask them
00:41:20.360 When you ask them about preferences
00:41:22.280 Do they say that they want things like assertive men?
00:41:26.400 No
00:41:26.620 Do they say that they want less assertive men?
00:41:29.860 I give them a list of ten traits
00:41:31.300 And say rank these between your top three and your bottom three
00:41:33.980 Okay, so you're giving them the answers
00:41:36.460 I'm not giving them the answers
00:41:37.580 They take a lot of time to think about it
00:41:39.100 But you just said you gave them ten traits
00:41:41.520 yeah that's not the answers those are options yeah that's the answers to that there are options you
00:41:46.620 can choose from some multiple choice that's not answers yes it's answers okay their answers
00:41:51.560 andrew yeah you give him 10 answers and say choose from and then they sort them yeah but
00:41:55.780 that doesn't mean that's their answer you're making them choose from answers that yeah i mean
00:41:59.100 his first mistake is listening to what women say we could say anything what we do is another thing
00:42:04.720 give them okay so you're literally feeding them their answers and then they choose them yep and
00:42:09.500 They don't come and say, man, I wish you would have had this on the first piece of conversation.
00:42:12.260 Why is it then?
00:42:13.020 Well, how long have you been doing it?
00:42:13.920 Can we get back to misogynistic podcasts?
00:42:16.620 If it is the case that it is your criticism.
00:42:21.700 Can we get back to misogynistic podcasts?
00:42:22.900 If you're going to have criticisms for whatever, I'm going to have criticisms for your podcast.
00:42:25.600 You haven't even listened to it, so don't talk about it.
00:42:27.800 Do I need to?
00:42:28.420 Pull it up and listen to it.
00:42:29.360 I can listen to it from you.
00:42:29.960 Go ahead.
00:42:30.260 Pull it up on YouTube.
00:42:30.920 I can listen to it from you.
00:42:31.760 Go ahead and pull it up on YouTube.
00:42:33.000 You have not watched my podcast, so don't sit here.
00:42:34.780 We're not going to critique my podcast.
00:42:36.060 Why not?
00:42:36.720 Because you haven't even watched it.
00:42:39.500 So if we pull up your podcast right now, I can take a look.
00:42:41.280 45 minutes, put on two times speed, and then we can critique my podcast.
00:42:45.300 But until then, tell me about another non-misogynistic red pill podcast.
00:42:49.060 Well, I don't think any of those are misogynistic podcasts.
00:42:51.180 Yeah, of course not.
00:42:51.900 You've got to demonstrate that they actually hate these women. 1.00
00:42:54.760 By their actions, by the things, everything that's happening right there.
00:42:57.880 Yeah, so let's go through some more of these.
00:42:59.840 When Myron Gaines has a college table that says women deserve less, 1.00
00:43:05.040 you don't think that's a little misogynistic?
00:43:06.940 Is that during his podcast?
00:43:08.440 Well, you could say that I deserve less money, you know, like if I'm overpaid, you could say
00:43:14.400 that person doesn't deserve what they have. People talk about other people not deserving
00:43:18.840 what they have all the time, not just women. I mean, how many times does a guy get a promotion 1.00
00:43:23.120 and, you know, his competitor doesn't think he deserved it? They don't deserve a deal.
00:43:28.860 We got these men got to stop shielding women from the real world.
00:43:32.380 He is one of the red pill content creators that we're talking about.
00:43:35.660 be a podcast dude i thought i had to be a podcast can you act like an adult that is the most
00:43:41.740 childish thing how is it in my whole life you put the create you gave me the criteria criteria is
00:43:45.620 the content creators including my ring gains yes i've always said that so nothing's changed
00:43:49.580 in my statement we're talking about dating podcasts the idea of dating correct is it also
00:43:53.980 possible there's just not that many yeah there's not a lot of red pill podcasts no no just dating
00:43:58.640 podcasts there's a ton of dating okay name some mine name some other ones um there's a guy named
00:44:04.920 man we're in trouble um there's um evie edit there's there are a lot of dating podcasts to
00:44:13.060 be fair there's a lot of dating podcasts um i don't know their names because they're all these
00:44:17.040 like female bull garbage you know but yeah there's a ton yeah it's a uh dating podcast
00:44:23.660 yeah she talks about dating and men and women a dating podcast though yes so they have this 0.96
00:44:29.200 isn't a dating podcast so they have this isn't a dating podcast so on ev edit they have uh every
00:44:34.780 single time they come on they have multitudes of people on with them and all they talk about is
00:44:38.580 they say they have guests i'm not talking about the format i'm saying that's what the content
00:44:42.020 that comes up is men and women and this is not a dating podcast that we're currently so you're
00:44:45.400 just talking about for you a dating podcast just anybody who's talking about dating this is not a
00:44:51.100 dating podcast that we're currently on well prove it i just did how let's go through more you want
00:44:57.260 me to read them so here why don't we do the first one whether women should be submissive i don't
00:45:01.920 i don't understand how again how would that not be yeah actually how would that not be
00:45:07.160 a decent question to ask for dating i don't get you ask on your first dates what if a woman would 1.00
00:45:14.100 be submissive yeah no exactly because it's not a dating question why would that wait hang on
00:45:18.380 let's back up let's assume for a second that anything that i would ask a woman on the first 0.93
00:45:24.260 date isn't something you would ask me on the first date what is that it's an action not a question
00:45:28.120 proof i'm saying the things you guys do how do you think you're gonna look better in 10 years
00:45:32.460 do you think you're gonna look better i'm not gonna sleep with you bro just let it go in years 0.62
00:45:36.860 is that something you asked on the day my question what's your body count you asked that on the first
00:45:40.140 date can you answer my question what's the body count on the first date yeah but guys again it's
00:45:43.840 an action so men just observe your behavior to see before before you start you have different
00:45:51.000 questions. You have different questions. I'll never answer one of yours. If you never answer
00:45:55.580 one of mine, go ahead, Andrew. So, so here, here we go again. What does it actually prove?
00:46:02.960 What does it prove that if I asked a whole sequence of different questions from you on my
00:46:07.920 first date, what does that prove? Yeah. You're not asking these questions on your first answer.
00:46:13.680 My question did, what does it prove? It proves that you're not asking these questions.
00:46:17.700 it doesn't prove all right um yeah that's andrew that not only the hoe destroyer but the simp 0.95
00:46:23.700 destroyer you know again what you'll see is these men are acting like women and they're behaving 0.99
00:46:29.540 like women because they're tone policing men um for what women want and it's a decent strategy 1.00
00:46:34.900 for men that can't get laid on the merit so anyways guys let me know what you think in the
00:46:38.980 comments make sure you like the video please subscribe to the channel ring the notification
00:46:42.420 bell and I'll see you next time.