Pearl - July 31, 2025


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In this episode, we discuss whether or not the government should have the power to force women to work in certain jobs because of their gender. We also talk about the dangers of vaccines and how they affect our mental health.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 I disagree. I think that corporations are entities. They are run by people, but I think
00:00:05.700 that they should be held two different... So if I'm a woman and I'm equally qualified
00:00:11.780 as a man and I go in to get a job and they're telling me that I can't be hired because I'm
00:00:18.540 a woman, then that causes immense psychological and financial harm, right? For the company 0.99
00:00:24.140 to have to hire me instead of the man, even though I'm equally qualified, that does not
00:00:28.760 actually harm them in any way because I have the same qualifications and abilities as the
00:00:34.920 man does. Okay. So in my mind, does that even harm the company? I don't know. Well, I think
00:00:40.100 it does because it limits the choices and demoralizes. And she's putting her boobs out 1.00
00:00:45.860 more. Why do you lose weight? She's at the top who may not want to hire you for whatever arbitrary 1.00
00:00:52.480 reason you have. But let's say specifically it's like they don't think women are good
00:00:56.260 and like at the job. Sure. Let's just say that that's true. You think that should be
00:00:59.480 protected? Well, I mean, from their view, it's going to hurt them, right? Like there's no doubt
00:01:04.200 that that's going to hurt them. You may not agree with the reasoning why it hurts them,
00:01:08.020 but you can't disagree that it's going to hurt them. So you're operating in subjectivity versus
00:01:11.180 like you're saying for the subjective experience. Well, it's all subjective there.
00:01:14.500 No, but the subjective... No, I mean, not necessarily. Like the objective... There is an objective
00:01:18.220 truth that discrimination is harmful. Wait a second. You don't agree? Wait a second. Hang on a second.
00:01:23.560 Then that would also be an objective truth then that if people are forced to do things
00:01:28.380 they don't want to do, like hire people they don't want to hire, then I would make the same
00:01:32.240 argument that that would objectively harm them. You think that's as bad as like racism?
00:01:34.780 Did I say as bad or objectively harmful? Okay. So let's... So when I say like, I want to go buy
00:01:41.320 an AR-15 and you say, no, you can't, right? That's doing the exact same thing. I don't understand.
00:01:47.900 Like, what's the distinction here? It sounds like you're telling me what I have to do.
00:01:51.840 Yeah. I mean, I think some people, some people see it that way. I do have an interest in public
00:01:57.120 safety though. So, um, I think that sometimes, um, you know, certain action... Women will always 1.00
00:02:05.180 pick safety over freedom. Um, it's why the COVID stuff just worked like a charm. Oh my gosh. I had
00:02:11.300 a friend a while ago. Now all transparency. I know you guys are going to roll your eyes or whatever.
00:02:16.760 I did get vaccinated. I did. And the reasoning wasn't because of COVID. Um, the reasoning was
00:02:25.400 because I wanted to move to England and I didn't want to quarantine or go through any extra paperwork.
00:02:30.520 And at the time it had been a year, it had been a year and, um, everyone seemed fine. I didn't know anyone
00:02:39.800 who died. And then I downloaded Twitter and I saw everyone dropping dead. And I thought to myself,
00:02:46.360 that's not good. Hopefully that doesn't happen to me, but it was too late at that point. You know,
00:02:50.840 I was like, well, I know, I know, I know, I know. I, the whole, everyone's going to tell me I'm going
00:02:57.800 to die, but it's like, what am I supposed to do now? It already happened. You know what I mean?
00:03:03.960 Ah, I know, I know, I know, I know. It wasn't, it wasn't out of fear though. I wasn't afraid of it.
00:03:08.840 I just wanted to like move to England, you know, but okay. I get it. Bad call. But Alex Jones told me
00:03:16.440 my odds are pretty good. So if Alex Jones told me that you YouTube comments can get out of here,
00:03:23.320 you can get out of here. Nice knowing you. It's like, you know, what have I just started?
00:03:32.680 I just dropped out on stream. If it happens, it happens. I know. I know. I knew you guys would do
00:03:40.920 this. You'd be like, I thought you were under that. I know. I know I'm less valuable now,
00:03:46.040 but it's just like, whatever. Huh? Like I, I, do you know what? I think my odds of dying
00:03:54.440 from it are pretty slim and I know you guys don't see it that way. Cause a lot of you guys
00:03:58.600 are on the internet a lot, but a lot of people got it and a lot of people didn't die.
00:04:03.160 So yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, it is what it is.
00:04:13.640 If they're racist, sexist, harmful causes a lot of psychological or financial or other
00:04:19.800 physical harm. I don't think that those should be protected over the beliefs of the inferiority 0.98
00:04:25.640 of a person based off of a characteristic they can't control. Yeah. Are you aware of how many
00:04:30.600 DEI laws there are? I mean, I know there's a rollback now that Trump is in office, but
00:04:40.200 sure. Go ahead and explain. Yeah. I mean, when it comes to hiring practices or
00:04:46.200 non-discriminatory practices, right? There's hundreds and hundreds of laws of both the local,
00:04:50.680 state and municipal and at the federal level, right? Hundreds and hundreds and hundreds,
00:04:55.160 which govern this behavior. You're telling me that none of those, which all of them are designed
00:05:01.000 to expand choice are infringements upon the hiring practices. People want to hire who they want. Like
00:05:06.280 if I wanted to have a male only firm because I just wanted one, why is that actually a problem?
00:05:13.080 Right. I mean, I guess to your point, there are like women only gyms, you know? 0.98
00:05:17.560 And yeah, if I want a male only firm and literally in public about it, I'm like,
00:05:21.640 I just don't want to hire women because I don't really like them that much. 1.00
00:05:30.040 Could I do that? No, I denounce. I denounce. I would never do that. I denounce.
00:05:39.560 If I just said that like outright, I just don't really like them that much. And I just don't want
00:05:44.120 to work with them. And it's my company. I fucking own it. I built it. I invented everything.
00:05:48.760 What is actually the problem with that? Why can't I just do that? Why do you want to,
00:05:53.240 why do you want to like infringe on my choices? It's like the 1964, like civil rights act is
00:05:57.640 probably going to be a problem for you. I don't know. Well, let's, well, well, if I mean,
00:06:02.040 do you know what freedom of association is? Freedom to associate with who you want? Yeah. Do you
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00:07:19.720 I think for corporations, corporations aren't people. Corporations are people. What else would
00:07:28.120 they be? They shouldn't be people. I think that's where we disagree because in some cases, the Supreme
00:07:33.160 Court has upheld that the corporations have the same rights of people. So if you own a company and
00:07:37.160 you're religious, then you don't have to pay for reproductive services or birth control, right? 0.84
00:07:41.160 And what else would... You couldn't classify them as anything but people. People are the things which
00:07:45.480 run corporations. Corporations are people. I disagree. I think that corporations are entities.
00:07:51.880 They are run by people, but I think that they should be held two different...
00:07:54.520 I love his face. All right. Standard by people.
00:07:57.800 Is there any conscious entity that you can think of that talks and can speak like you and me and make
00:08:02.920 decisions like you and me that's not people? Yeah, sure. No. No. So I mean, if that's the case,
00:08:12.280 they're making the same types of decisions that you and I are making, why wouldn't they be assumed
00:08:17.240 to be people? Because they have different sort of way, like standards of operation. They have laws they
00:08:24.120 have to follow that are different from people. Like in terms of the government's eyes, I believe it
00:08:29.240 should be considered not a person. I think it's fundamentally the way that it operates is
00:08:35.000 different. I mean, it's not one, it's like a conglomerate of things and people who work in a
00:08:39.800 company. So like... So I don't have a corporation, let's say then when I have a private business
00:08:44.200 practice where I'm a landscaper and I just, there's a woman who comes in, she's definitely 0.99
00:08:50.120 qualified for the job. There's a man who comes in who's slightly less qualified for the job,
00:08:54.040 but I just kind of want to hire him anyway, because I just don't really like women. 1.00
00:09:01.720 Yeah. Cause the man doesn't nag and the women will, the women will give their opinion all the time. 1.00
00:09:07.000 Yeah. Why is that not something I should have the freedom to choose for myself? Why?
00:09:12.440 I mean, I just think we're operating at a different moral capacity. I mean,
00:09:15.400 a lot of my things that I say are rooted in morals and you're making yours vote like in sort of like
00:09:20.600 laws. I'm asking you for the moral argument. I'm telling you that I believe it's wrong to
00:09:26.120 make someone feel ashamed and not hire somebody and give them different outcome based off of their
00:09:31.400 race or sex or sexuality. But you don't believe it's wrong to tell people that they must do a
00:09:35.480 thing they don't want to do. Not at all. No, I don't because I, because... So then it's not about
00:09:40.200 choice then is it? I suppose if you want to make the argument you're making, then no. Then it's not
00:09:45.400 really about choice. Okay. So the second pillar of feminism is not true. Right. You just debunked it 1.00
00:09:50.840 like so fast, just like that. It's pretty cool. Yeah, it's pretty. This biatch is killing me. $17.
00:09:57.800 Thank you, Danny. It's men like you that keep this channel going. I've gone through three Instagrams,
00:10:03.160 seven TikToks, and a year and a half of demonetization. But it's men like you that donate
00:10:08.200 on this channel that keep us going. So I appreciate it. Thank you so much. I know you guys have,
00:10:13.400 you guys work really hard for your money. So when you, when you, when you pay me or you donate to the
00:10:19.240 channel to a cause you believe in, I thank you guys. False. You just said it's not really about
00:10:23.960 choice. It's really about an agenda, right? What was the third pillar of feminism? Um, well, 1.00
00:10:29.960 I think we're getting... I like how she doesn't pull her shirt up. She pulls it down. Close to the
00:10:35.320 end. Is this what we want to talk about for the last, you know, few minutes? Well, we have another 30 minutes.
00:10:40.680 She's so pissed. It's 5.59 right now.
00:10:53.400 Mead Meadowed Love. Thank you guys. We're towards the end of the month. And
00:10:57.720 I, I meant to do a show yesterday, but I had the tech problem. So it's the, you know, I appreciate it.
00:11:03.960 Thank you guys. All right. Well, I might just have to take another break. Cause I'm not feeling so hot.
00:11:08.360 Is that all right? Um, there, but I'll tell you what I would like to talk about next though.
00:11:15.720 One thing here, I think it would be fair. Do you know what? Brian, and he's a very nice guy. So
00:11:22.920 he asked me to do one of these debates and I don't want to say who it was with because
00:11:28.360 I just know this person would crash out and this person,
00:11:33.880 I just felt like, I was like, if you want me to debate this person, I need $5,000 and I don't mean
00:11:44.920 this to be rude, which he didn't, he wasn't going to pay, which, which is fine. I'm not. He's like,
00:11:50.520 he, he goes to me after that, which is fair. But I was like, this person was so low level to me.
00:11:59.080 And just like, like, do you know, sometimes they put you on a panel with someone and like, 1.00
00:12:04.120 and you're like, you want me to debate this idiot? Really? I said five grand. 1.00
00:12:14.440 And to be honest, that's what I charge if it's a debate and I just don't want to do it because
00:12:19.080 I'm like, I could do my show. I can do all this content. And you're saying, cancel your show
00:12:25.160 and do the content with me. It's like, why? For what? MJ. Thank you, MJ. Again, you, you guys
00:12:32.760 for the cause, Pearl, keep up the good work. This woman is absolutely insufferable. Can you imagine her 1.00
00:12:38.360 in your everyday life? You'd be divorced because she's already suing the podcast. So she'd just drag 1.00
00:12:43.480 you to court. Uh, my point, my point is this though. That's really where I'm, um, I was like,
00:12:52.920 I hope he doesn't think I'm being an asshole, but I'm, I just was like, do you know what this 0.95
00:13:00.840 happened to me the other day with this other guy? And he's been asking me for a debate for 0.98
00:13:05.400 like a year, a year and a half. And you know, I just never feel like it. And it's not, it's
00:13:14.680 nothing personal. I just don't, I don't feel like, I don't feel like arguing with you. I'd rather just
00:13:24.120 do my show. And if you don't like it, don't tune in. And he ends up crashing out on Twitter and he's
00:13:30.520 like, oh, she's charging me five grand daddy's money. And I'm like, well, I wouldn't charge you
00:13:35.960 five grand if you were more entertaining and your show was more interesting or like, you know, but
00:13:43.480 I always go based off of like what I feel. I'm a woman obviously. And it's like, if you're not making
00:13:49.480 me, you know, like if you invite me to a collab, I want to be excited to do it. I want to hear the
00:13:57.720 collab and I don't even want to charge money, but if I can feel it in my bones, I don't feel like
00:14:06.200 doing it. Yeah. You're gonna, you're gonna have to pay. So, or if I've never heard of your show and
00:14:12.760 now I have to go look it up and it's not to be rude, but you know, I mean, I'd rather build something
00:14:18.760 for my audience here. Dan mob, Dan $20 super chat. Thank you. Thank you. Debating amounts to nothing. I
00:14:27.000 know. And it's just, all they're trying to do is tell you you're wrong. And it's like,
00:14:30.840 if you think I'm wrong, why don't you just not tune in? It's totally fine. I, I'm not,
00:14:35.400 I'm not putting a, I don't want to put a gun to you guys's head and make you stay here. I hope
00:14:39.560 you come because it's entertaining. Um, and as accurate as possible. Right. Um, yeah. So I just,
00:14:49.320 I thought this one guy was so annoying because I was just like, I don't like it when people feel
00:14:55.720 entitled to my time. Like I'm Pearl. I am entitled to arguing with you. And if you don't do it for
00:15:05.400 free, I'm going to run to Twitter and cry about it. It's like, well, now I'm never going to collab
00:15:11.160 with you ever. So I just told you I have medical issues though. Like I genuinely need to take a break.
00:15:16.600 Hold on. I'm fine with you taking the breaks. Okay. But given the frequency and the duration
00:15:21.720 of said breaks, I think it's reasonable to ask for an additional 10, 15 minutes to make up for the
00:15:29.800 breaks that have, uh, occurred thus far. Sure. I will give you 10 minutes more. So we can go till 640.
00:15:36.040 But other than that, I truly cannot stay longer. Like I have problems. Like I have medical problems.
00:15:43.720 Yeah. Your problems are that you're obese. Obesity. That's your real problem here. 0.96
00:15:49.160 It's obesity. So take care of that. Do you want to go ahead and take the break?
00:15:54.520 And we'll let some chats come through. Okay.
00:16:09.640 All right. Uh, we're going to, here's what we're going to do guys. Uh, since we are getting close to
00:16:14.200 the end of the show, make sure you get your messages. And now there's quite a few, Andrew,
00:16:18.920 if you can just stay for just a sec, uh, there's, there's quite a few, uh, we'll try to get them all
00:16:24.520 in. Uh, we'll, we'll do a bit more. So streamlabs.com slash whatever, $99 TTS. Also like the video
00:16:32.120 if you're enjoying the stream, I need to do a quick sidebar with Andrew here really quick. I'm going to
00:16:35.400 put it on intro screen. Give me 10, 15 seconds. We'll be right back.