00:15:28.860From Adam and Eve to now, and that is not nurturing.1.00
00:15:31.840But women have been given power since the beginning of time to care for and raise children.1.00
00:15:36.580And obviously they have done that because we have millions, billions of people in the world.1.00
00:15:41.120As soon as they get the power to not.1.00
00:15:42.960Because the issue was as soon as technology advanced, women did not have to have children.1.00
00:15:47.440Before, you needed kids to take care of the farm, so it's kind of self-interested.1.00
00:15:51.540They wanted kids, so they had help on the farm.1.00
00:15:54.100I don't think most women have kids.1.00
00:15:55.500Technology advanced, and now there's technologies so women don't have to do that, and women overwhelmingly chose not to.0.98
00:16:04.680So I think giving birth isn't really the best example because then you would argue that, like, okay, there's animals in the animal kingdom that give birth, and they eat their infants.
00:16:16.780So are they nurturing because they gave birth?
00:17:56.340Yeah, so I would say that men are nurturing because they protect the kids.
00:18:02.340And when given the choice, they raise better kids than women.
00:18:05.640The issue now is they, one, men are biologically wired to protect their own children.0.89
00:18:10.820So I could see maybe. And they also have to do the infrastructure job.
00:18:16.080So I don't think your argument is very good that just because women do nursing and daycare and that sort of stuff, because women are not going into the other industries.
00:18:24.840How does it not follow if you say men do infrastructure jobs because they're designed to protect and create and build?
00:18:31.120Women do nurturing jobs because they're designed to nurture and take care of.0.73
00:19:03.000Because when men get power over something, they tend to, when they have power over the family, they make choices for the good of the family.0.98
00:19:09.520And when women have power over the family, they tend to be very selfish.0.93
00:19:13.780That's not true because who came up with abortion?1.00
00:22:50.300The society generally says you should do that.
00:22:52.900They generally say you should experiment sexually in college.
00:22:55.580Now, I'm not saying that means you have to.
00:22:56.940You're still responsible for your choices.
00:22:58.580But then going into the workforce is also something that's expected of you.
00:23:01.660Your parents generally expected of you, the society in general.0.60
00:23:04.880So you, in a way, these women are being traditional in the sense that they're doing what the society and their parents encourage them to do.0.99
00:23:11.900Most women would rather shack up, like, if they saw it in a certain context,1.00
00:23:17.180they'd much rather skip all the boring schoolwork, skip the cock carousel,1.00
00:23:21.120skip the boring job, skip the two-income family.1.00
00:23:24.620And you can see this even with OnlyFans girls on the Whatever podcast.
00:23:27.640They would like to be with a guy and listen to him.
00:25:52.120But it's something that people have instilled in them to say like it's social conditioning.
00:25:57.500Is your point that it's society's fault, it's not women's fault?
00:26:02.840No, no, I'm just switching the topics a little bit just to say, like, do you realize that you are making one of the core fundamental, like, early feminist points here?0.53
00:26:26.480But if you're against what feminism has created, this was one of the reasons why feminism gained popularity is because feminists spread this concept that women are not naturally nurturing.1.00
00:26:55.460I think that we could have agreed, but I think you're more interested in rage baiting and being misogynistic for your male audience than you are in actually seeing both sides of a nuanced argument.
00:27:04.740I've agreed with you about a lot of this, but you are just most ironically, you rail against feminism.