Pearl - September 30, 2026


Feminists Have NO PLAN When Men Stop Keeping Society Running

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Duluth
Women Having MELTDOWNS Over Completely Normal Dates Learning the Power of WALKING AWAY

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00:00:00 So you don't think there's any differences between men and women?
00:00:02 I think there are differences.
00:00:03 Okay, then how do you think it's a social construct?
00:00:06 You socialized your kids for that.
00:00:07 You bought him the aggressive toys, you bought her the books.
00:00:10 But then why is it that even though there's all these programs 0.94
00:00:13 to push women into men's things, women still can't do it?
00:00:16 What do you mean women can't do it? 1.00
00:00:18 Women quit when they become doctors, lawyers. 1.00
00:00:20 A lot of the high-earning professions that women are going into, 0.99
00:00:24 in STEM they tend to quit after like 5, 10 years. 0.93
00:00:27 And men don't quit?
00:00:28 Not at as high of a rate, no. 0.86
00:00:31 It's incredible to me that women complain at all, being that men died to build the civilization we're in. 1.00
00:00:38 You already said your definition of feminism is any woman born in 2026.
00:00:42 I'm wondering when exactly did becoming not-feminist or anti-feminist became impossible, in your opinion?
00:00:47 I would say 1970, so with no-fault divorce.
00:00:51 And I think abortion was around the same time.
00:00:54 um so i could make the argument maybe in the 20s but i don't know when women got 100 control of 0.69
00:01:01 who's born i think that is pretty big power in society so okay um i guess it's like you
00:01:09 you disagree with no fault divorce and like you i don't necessarily disagree with it i disagree
00:01:14 with the alimony and the child support okay and the custody i think it's got to be 50 50 custody
00:01:20 no child support, no alimony. We kind of talked about that before as well. And I guess I'm
00:01:23 confused, not confused, but if a woman is not in a relationship, never got married, doesn't have 0.50
00:01:29 kids, isn't having an abortion, isn't having a divorce, but she still lives in this society, 0.97
00:01:34 she's still a feminist, even if she disagrees with all the things? I would say yes, because 1.00
00:01:39 she still can. Okay. So it's kind of like, we need to think of a better analogy, but it's like
00:01:45 you're in a war and you're winning and you're saying you're not a part of the winning team.
00:01:48 it's like yeah you are you still have all the rights um of the winning side so do you think
00:01:55 that like the men's side like the patriarchal side was ever winning at one point and like
00:01:59 feminism just took over and like well i think feminism won okay i absolutely think they won
00:02:04 they have 100 reproductive power over who's born um they get we get easy jobs and sometimes we can
00:02:10 out earn men i think it's a travesty that like human resources officers get paid oftentimes more
00:02:16 than like loggers plum plumbers make more but like there's a lot of jobs that are more necessary and
00:02:21 i would argue that women are overpaid that's more of an opinion people can take that or leave it
00:02:25 well i disagree that women are paid i do agree that like jobs aren't paid fairly like there's
00:02:31 like nba stars they get paid millions while the people that actually like make production for 1.00
00:02:36 society and make it run aren't getting paid enough but i don't think that's a feminist problem i think 0.99
00:02:40 it's more of like a capitalist system problem no i i disagree because i did women's sports and 1.00
00:02:45 That's completely unfair they get paid at all. 0.99
00:02:47 So the men's league, it's fair.
00:02:49 I played women's sports. 0.98
00:02:50 You think it's unfair that women's sports don't get paid? 1.00
00:02:52 Yeah, because they don't make money. 1.00
00:02:52 They operate at a loss.
00:02:54 No, that's true. 0.55
00:02:56 I think it's changing, especially with the WNBA.
00:02:58 I went to one recently.
00:02:59 The stadium was completely packed.
00:03:01 They might not make as much as men.
00:03:03 They don't make any money. 0.86
00:03:04 It operates at a loss.
00:03:06 The way you're going to see what happens is you're going to monetize beauty to some degree.
00:03:11 So they're going to make money off of brand deals. 1.00
00:03:12 but like social media for women it's like drama it's the fighting but is that feminism that it's 1.00
00:03:18 like a beauty thing or is that just old patriarchal men things um well number one feminists fought for 0.97
00:03:24 the only fans let's not pretend feminists are against sex work and men also fought for only
00:03:28 fans more more men are paying i'm not anti-only fans okay yeah i'm not that's a need you use kind
00:03:34 of like the the loaded gun argument like the reason every woman is a feminist is because they 1.00
00:03:39 can yeah make feminist you have to give up power in order to not be feminist and women are never
00:03:45 going to do that i'm wondering though if that kind of goes both ways and i like saying like
00:03:52 if i said like all men are because they have the capability of me is that fair like do you agree
00:03:57 with that um well what happens if you you tell me it would be like if what the difference is it's
00:04:04 legal but so it would be it would be like if it was legal and then he says like all men have the
00:04:10 power to do it you can agree that a lot of men get away with it though right because it's very
00:04:13 hard to come up with proof that it happened and so a lot of women don't report a lot of it doesn't 0.97
00:04:18 even it's so hard to like prove beyond a reasonable doubt that it happened uh no i think more women
00:04:24 are lying about it i disagree with those statistics i want a fact check on it yeah but like you're 0.99
00:04:31 saying like the loaded gun argument like women can do this thing so they're all feminists i can 1.00
00:04:35 say the same thing men can me so they're all this which doesn't like what happens if they do they're
00:04:40 thrown in jail sometimes is the president in jail you're arguing that he's he was found to be he
00:04:48 sexually assaulted a woman that was proven in court he goes generally they're not criminally
00:04:51 because of how much time had passed and because the law in new york said that forcibly putting
00:04:55 your fingers in a woman wasn't in the text yeah but i don't know the ins and outs of that case 0.53
00:05:01 He raped a woman. 0.98
00:05:02 Okay, well, I can't. 1.00
00:05:04 Well, that's what you say.
00:05:05 That's what the jury said.
00:05:07 In a civil case, right?
00:05:08 Civil?
00:05:09 A civil.
00:05:09 Criminal.
00:05:10 Because here's the difference.
00:05:11 Civil court, it's not beyond a reasonable doubt.
00:05:14 And the Constitution says it has to be beyond a reasonable doubt.
00:05:17 That's why family court, they get away with stuff.
00:05:19 It just means it's based on a balance of probabilities, which means it's like 51% more likely.
00:05:23 And it's up to the discretion of a judge.
00:05:25 Okay.
00:05:25 Did you see his interview at all where he admitted to it saying like, oh, she said being
00:05:29 was sexy like he admitted that to you i don't i don't follow that case i don't know i encourage
00:05:34 you look at it because you're saying best will go to jail when that's just not the case we have
00:05:38 this as a president yeah is it fair for me to say i'd have to look at the facts of the case i just
00:05:43 don't know is it fair for me to say that all men are because they have the capability to one day
00:05:48 if that were true but it's not true so it's not true yeah what's not true men can be men are
00:05:55 thrown in jail so thrown in jail for abortion states yeah but the constitution you have to
00:06:02 prove beyond a reasonable doubt so yeah i'm just i'm trying to really point out like a flaw in
00:06:08 this logic but we can i don't want to keep harping on it we can get to another question 1.00
00:06:12 if two women have completely opposite beliefs about feminism but they still live in this 0.99
00:06:17 feminist society you think that they're both equally feminist yes even though they one disagrees
00:06:22 with it and one agrees with it like me and you right now we're both equally feminist correct
00:06:27 yeah interesting yes even though i am okay i might vote different but i mean conservatives
00:06:32 still um conservatives vote for women's interests too okay so if for some reason our society decided
00:06:39 to take all the women's rights away would you suddenly then be not feminist yeah would i not
00:06:44 be feminist yes i wouldn't be a feminist anymore if this if the government took the rights away 0.71
00:06:48 a luxury belief correct so the suffragettes and the anti-suffragettes were both equally
00:06:53 anti-feminist during a time when there was no rights for them um if the suffer can you ask
00:06:58 the question in a different way the women that were fighting for the right to vote who by the
00:07:02 way didn't never they died before ever seeing the right to vote come okay you're saying because the
00:07:08 society was anti-feminist they didn't have any rights they're both anti-feminist even though
00:07:12 one side was fighting for those rights and one side was fighting against those rights they're
00:07:15 both the same um no i again i gave you 1970 as the switch okay i'm assuming in 1970 there were
00:07:22 probably also women that were fighting against no fault of war yeah i would play after 1970 all
00:07:27 women are feminists correct i guess my question is why is it that like do you think that what what
00:07:33 is it separating somebody's beliefs from just being influenced by society i don't care about 0.96
00:07:39 people's words i care about their actions and i care about the power that they have and again 0.98
00:07:44 Again, if you're going to go for more a traditional worldview, it's that women are subservient to men. 0.99
00:07:49 I want a more. I'm not saying. I know you do. Yeah, I know.
00:07:53 I would agree. You would disagree. But it doesn't matter because if either me or you get into a relationship with a guy.
00:07:58 I know you don't go that way, but let's say you do. You would still have more power than him.
00:08:02 So the relationship dynamic is still going to be that he has to cater to your whims because you have more power.
00:08:08 But technically he has more physical power. Like why? Why is it one form of power that overrides the other one?
00:08:14 Right. And that would be true if the police didn't back up the women. But men aren't really believed for abuse claims in general. 1.00
00:08:20 I would think the women are. If you look up the Duluth model, it automatically assumes that men are the aggressors because they have more force. 0.95
00:08:28 And the issue with that is even the women that like made the Duluth model, they came out and said women are just as aggressive as men.
00:08:37 I'm butchering it slightly.
00:08:39 it's okay when you were talking about the duluth model earlier the fact check came up as like
00:08:43 contradicted okay and i didn't get the fully report because the camera's 86 confirmed the
00:08:49 camera was kind of in the way so i didn't get to read the full thing i mean if i'm when i looked
00:08:53 it up it said that it was in all 50 states the police are trained on that so so okay you're
00:08:58 saying kind of back to it that actions matter more than beliefs yeah and power so let's say
00:09:04 like the action of voting if a woman is voting i i just i hate that we're going in circles
00:09:11 with the old conversation republicans are voting for um republicans are the party of women too
00:09:16 neither are trying to criminalize paternity fraud do you know how many women are actually 0.98
00:09:20 represented in the congress for republicans versus democrats it doesn't matter because they 0.96
00:09:26 women are the biggest swing voters and you need that's why trump was elected white women right 0.91
00:09:30 probably yeah yeah it's extremely disappointing but yeah yeah but that's both parties have to 1.00
00:09:36 cater to women because women have the most power they have the most spending power the most 1.00
00:09:39 political power is that just because there's more of us which which part that there's more women
00:09:43 uh yeah it's like 51 to 49 percent yeah well that women we vote more too but yeah okay so men should
00:09:53 vote more like it wouldn't matter men don't men don't do things they don't see a point in
00:09:58 And so because both parties represent women, you're just going to see, like, all the trends you see with men right now, they're dropping out of marriage, they're dropping out of the workforce. 0.93
00:10:07 It's all because, like, there's a reason for it. 0.61
00:10:09 It's not for no reason. 1.00
00:10:10 And you think the reason is women? 1.00
00:10:13 Like, women are, like, how I'm interpreting what you're saying, a lot of it is just, like, women are the problem. 1.00
00:10:19 Like, we're less intelligent. 1.00
00:10:20 Correct.
00:10:21 Where the reason society is destroyed.
00:10:23 But, like, why?
00:10:23 When did that belief for you come? 0.78
00:10:25 um because i would say that women always vote for selfishly reasons do you think men ever vote
00:10:31 selfishly or they're just not in mass not in mass but women in mass vote because men naturally are
00:10:36 protective of women i disagree with that yeah have you seen all the social experiments on youtube
00:10:41 where it's like they'll they'll have like a woman try to ask for help or like there's a man like
00:10:44 actually like assaulting it's for the camera but like assaulting them and like men just walk by 1.00
00:10:49 and women are the ones that actually step in and push the guy away yeah because women have no um 1.00
00:10:54 women have no concept of force so again women get into fights because they don't like men from a 1.00
00:11:02 young age know if they get into a fight they could die and women don't have a concept of force so 1.00
00:11:06 that's why you get like women that um they get these big egos and they think they can fight a 0.97
00:11:11 man but he would just rock or shit in general i've fought in men yeah i doubt it you doubt that i've 0.98
00:11:17 been in fights with men i bet they're what happens is they take it easy and women don't know 1.00
00:11:21 because men are pretty nice i see it in basketball all the time these girls pumping their chest is
00:11:25 so embarrassing i'm sure it might be like embarrassing i'm not sure why it's embarrassing
00:11:29 actually but like i've had that it's just they're stronger if men are like the protectors it's like
00:11:33 okay personal experience why why have men punched me why have men pushed me why have men spit on me
00:11:38 who makes up the police force to save you the police haven't saved me who makes when i would
00:11:45 i'll tell you a personal thing when i was abused by my father the police knew him and he didn't 0.55
00:11:49 get arrested for shit and then the foster system actually made me try to like hug him and to go 0.95
00:11:53 back because they're all about reconsidering like they they didn't give a crap that like a man was 0.99
00:11:57 abusive okay well i don't know your personal situation and i'd have to interview both sides 0.50
00:12:02 because the problem is like what's he gonna say right and i'm not he admits that he did it i do
00:12:07 want to just interject here i'm gonna let you respond but uh you also mentioned maybe you wanted
00:12:10 to talk about the uh the other prompt as well if you wanted to continue this you're welcome to but
00:12:14 if you wanted to move on to that as which prompt uh you said maybe the second one but let me see 1.00
00:12:19 women are not nurturing oh i mean i i kind of believe that gender is a social contract we 0.88
00:12:25 talked about that before a little bit i i might agree with that i think some women can be nurturing 0.98
00:12:29 i think some men can be nurturing i think some are not so you don't think there's any differences
00:12:34 between men and women i think there are differences okay then how do you think it's a social construct
00:12:38 i think that there's because we are socialized differently like there was a video the other day
00:12:43 on tiktok of a woman showing her two kids the boy in the one room the girl in the other and it's like
00:12:47 look boys versus girls and in his room he's like playing with the hulk smashing thing jumping off
00:12:51 the bed and the girl's like reading a book and it's like you socialized your kids for that you
00:12:55 bought him the aggressive toys you bought her the books but then why is it that even though there's
00:13:00 all these programs to push women into men's things women still can't do it what do you mean women 0.80
00:13:05 can't do it um women quit when they become doctors lawyers a lot of the high earning professions that
00:13:10 women are going into um in stem they tend to quit after like five ten years and men don't quit not
00:13:16 at as not at as high of a rate now i would i would love to see the statistics on that i don't think 0.58
00:13:22 it's because women are incapable of it like why don't they start fortune 500 companies 1.00
00:13:27 why don't the women can never found it's like it's one thing to be appointed to it but it's 1.00
00:13:32 one thing to find a fortune found be in charge of a fortune 500 company from scratch the majority 0.78
00:13:37 of inventions were men if there's a race going on and men have been racing and physically forcibly
00:13:43 stopped us from racing and we are now like trying to catch up but how did they force to like how did
00:13:49 they stop you from racing when they died in war to protect you i think war is a horrible thing 0.94
00:13:53 you've been talking about how like women don't shouldn't have the right to vote because they
00:13:57 aren't drafted i think men being drafted you're kind of spoiled because like you're saying oh
00:14:02 they they didn't like they held us back but it's like kind of it's screw you you know i have legally
00:14:07 they held us back you know but they had more responsibilities you know the first woman lawyer 1.00
00:14:12 to go to school and actually be allowed to get a law degree was barred from actually practicing as 0.99
00:14:16 a lawyer because women couldn't be lawyers yeah i'm sure there's an example of something happening
00:14:22 yeah but they were physically you know men were okay that's terrible it is however it's far worse 0.95
00:14:30 to be dragged to die in war i agree yeah i don't think that's like that's that's patriarchy sorry
00:14:36 Sorry, sorry.
00:14:37 We're not talking about women being nurtured anymore. 1.00
00:14:39 No, it's fine, no one's excited. 1.00
00:14:40 All I'm saying is one is worse than the other,
00:14:43 so I don't know how they complain. 1.00
00:14:45 It's incredible to me that women complain at all,
00:14:48 being that men died to build the civilization we're in. 0.64
00:14:52 And men have also killed women and abused women.
00:14:55 And it's like, that's being ignored too.
00:14:56 Yeah, they die in war, that's horrible.
00:14:57 I don't agree with that.
00:14:58 I think war is a messed up male thing that keeps happening. 0.99
00:15:02 Women are getting the brunt abuse of that.
00:15:04 And women are not abusive at all. 1.00
00:15:06 Women could be abusive for sure. 1.00
00:15:08 Okay, so women are abusive too. 1.00
00:15:09 Yes. 1.00
00:15:10 But not at the same rate, if we want to keep talking about rates.
00:15:12 Right.
00:15:12 Not abusive at the same rate at all. 1.00
00:15:14 But women just aren't as good at being abusive. 1.00
00:15:17 So they're also just like not capable of being abusive. 1.00
00:15:20 Like men are better at being abusive.
00:15:22 So men are better at being abusive. 1.00
00:15:23 Well, yeah, because women, women, I'll tell you what, 1.00
00:15:26 women, if you look at one-sided abuse, women do it more. 1.00
00:15:29 Women are more likely to hit the guy and he not hit back. 1.00
00:15:32 That's true. 1.00
00:15:33 so we're just not as strong so there's not as much of a consequence but a lot of women hit
00:15:38 hit their boyfriends and husbands that have no consequence a lot of men hit their wives and 0.92
00:15:42 girlfriends and children without no that's not true because if she calls the police he goes to
00:15:47 jail what if she doesn't call the police because she's actively being assaulted right but there's
00:15:52 nothing stopping her from doing it the man is usually stopping her from doing it over a long
00:15:57 enough time frame she can call the cops i it's just yeah i don't i'm really trying to with the
00:16:02 you know what i mean with the i don't know if women women like abusive men to some degree
00:16:07 because they're written love letters to serial killers i think those women have probably had 0.76
00:16:12 some horrible trauma that happened to them that messed up what they think love and like a healthy
00:16:17 relationship doesn't matter because it does matter it matters because they're doing it well you want 1.00
00:16:21 to just kind of what feminists do it's always like we always want to blame someone else for 1.00
00:16:25 choices they're they're doing that because that's what they want what choice have i blamed like what 1.00
00:16:30 am i blaming and i'm in general you're blaming it on trauma the woman picking the serial killers but
00:16:36 it's like i was trying to like make an exclamation i get you an explanation to maybe why somebody
00:16:43 would go for that because i don't understand it yeah i'm not that type of person to go for somebody
00:16:47 i don't get it either all right women can i ask why you think women's not nurturing i kind of
00:16:52 I've tried to argue it, but I didn't ask you your opinion on it. 1.00
00:16:53 Oh, that's because women are more likely to abuse anything they have power over. 1.00
00:16:59 So infants and the elderly, they're more abusive of. 1.00
00:17:01 And they've aborted an eighth of the world population 0.99
00:17:03 and are even pushing to get abortion legalized up to birth. 0.91
00:17:07 I know you probably wouldn't think that's a kid.
00:17:08 I would view that as a kid.
00:17:10 I personally don't.
00:17:11 Yeah, I understand.
00:17:12 Do you understand or is it just you understand that I'm different on it?
00:17:16 I understand you disagree.
00:17:18 Okay.
00:17:18 Do you know the stats on, like, men abusing people, too?
00:17:22 Do you have that off the top of your head as well?
00:17:24 Well, infants and the elderly.
00:17:26 People. 0.81
00:17:26 Infants, elderly. 0.90
00:17:28 Like, I know it's 97% of child molesters are white men. 0.77
00:17:31 I know. 0.99
00:17:31 Men lead in one-sided abuse.
00:17:33 So, again, if you guys are hitting each other, it's a wash. 0.99
00:17:37 You both are abusive. 0.99
00:17:38 You both just like abuse. 0.99
00:17:40 I can agree. 0.99
00:17:40 One-sided abuse, women are more likely to do to men than men to women.
00:17:44 So you think that men are more likely to be abusive?
00:17:47 i think women are the abusive gender that's so interesting because like historic history doesn't 0.53
00:17:52 agree with you now if you look at queens the last 500 years they're more likely to wage war than 0.91
00:17:57 kings that's not true yes it is let's see the fact check like how many seven percent oh buddy i'm
00:18:02 ready for the fact check it misheard me saying women we can go the fun fact 500 it'll come up in
00:18:08 a second yeah intimate i just like yeah see okay let me read this queens are more likely than kings 0.90
00:18:16 to wage war that is actually fascinating and i wonder why but even then kings are also i could
00:18:22 tell you i don't agree with that either men are extremely emotionally unstable they just they view
00:18:27 that they view like their logic as emotions they view like their emotions is logic that's the way
00:18:31 i was trying to say it they view their emotions as logic yeah when they have emotions they think
00:18:36 that they're just being logical they usually are yeah men are pretty logical so do you think that
00:18:40 that men are nurturing yes so how come men aren't the ones taking care of the kids historically
00:18:45 uh well women get custody and again even before it before custody we're talking about like because
00:18:51 men had to men had to build maintain and protect civilization protect and maintain civilizations
00:18:56 yeah correct they had to they had to build the buildings they had to protect it from who 1.00
00:19:01 um other other men true okay yeah so how does that prove that they're nurturing because women 1.00
00:19:09 are more likely to abuse the innocent that's far worse and that's and that includes that includes
00:19:14 after birth so if if a kid disappears within the first year like that's why women are also if women 0.98
00:19:21 are nurturing why do these teachers keep sleeping with students men suck about that too not it is 0.93
00:19:26 not at the same rate i knew there was actually two at my high school that were men and i didn't hear 0.99
00:19:30 of any women that did that and it's like it's all horrible we're arguing over like horrible things
00:19:35 that that people do and i'm trying to point out both sides can be horrible both sides can be good
00:19:41 and you're so stuck on like women are horrible and men are so much better and that's just right
00:19:45 and if i saw results that were equal i would agree but i don't you don't like women aborting 0.76
00:19:51 you understand the population like there's going to be catastrophic effects of the birth rate
00:19:57 falling because there's not enough workers to feed the capitalist system there's not enough
00:20:01 people to do the infrastructure jobs and men what's going to happen is men are going to keep
00:20:05 like what men are going to keep dropping out of civilization they're going to keep like no matter
00:20:10 what we debate today men are going to drop out of marriage men are going to drop out of the 1.00
00:20:14 workforce they're going to stop voting and the issue is feminists have no plan for when 0.94
00:20:20 civilization starts to collapse so like what is your plan when men stop doing the dirty and 1.00
00:20:25 dangerous jobs that keep society running what happened when all the men went to war 0.60
00:20:30 The majority of women didn't work in factories. 0.94
00:20:32 But what happened? 1.00
00:20:32 Did society keep functioning because women went and did the jobs that needed to be done? 1.00
00:20:36 Or did society fall? 0.99
00:20:37 Did America lose the war because our country fell? 0.95
00:20:39 The majority of the factory workers were still men. 0.88
00:20:42 Do you know why? 0.80
00:20:42 One of the biggest reasons why Nazi Germany lost is because they kept the women at home versus our country. 0.98
00:20:48 We made them work.
00:20:49 Yeah, I doubt that.
00:20:50 Go read about it.
00:20:51 I doubt it.
00:20:52 Go read about it, please.
00:20:53 I'm not trying to argue.
00:20:54 Go read about it.
00:20:54 I doubt it. 0.70
00:20:55 but again like what what are you guys gonna do when men stop doing the police work when they
00:21:01 stop being firefighters when they stop get like trucking is one of the number one industries for
00:21:05 men and women are not doing it i think actually we're gonna have a huge issue with ai coming i 0.50
00:21:10 think that's a much bigger issue than feminism at this point uh taking jobs and you're talking
00:21:15 about like oh men are gonna stop being police are they are men stopping being firefighters 1.00
00:21:21 shortages because because why because feminism yeah well because what's going to happen is 1.00
00:21:26 feminism wants to have men build maintain and protect the civilization for nothing in return 1.00
00:21:32 they say you don't get a wife in return you don't get a kids you need to do all of the work and get
00:21:37 nothing before they got a family and they had a reason to do it they had a wife and kids i'm not
00:21:41 saying they're not entitled to that though i don't disagree with you but it's going to what's going 0.96
00:21:46 to happen is men are not going to be motivated to keep doing these jobs so you know feminism says
00:21:53 we don't we don't want to be married and have kids fine but now they're not going to do the
00:21:58 infrastructure so now what this is like it seems like a hostage situation and it's like there has
00:22:03 to be a better solution than just reverting back to what the past was which wasn't good it wasn't
00:22:09 good it's like a nostalgic uh thing that happens with people looking at the past they don't i'm
00:22:13 not saying the past was good or bad. I wasn't alive. What is your solution? Can I ask what you
00:22:17 think the solution is? No child support, no alimony, 50-50 custody. This is just for the
00:22:22 small percentage of men that are getting divorced. The vast majority of men are not divorced. What
00:22:27 is the solution? I know, but do you really think it's a minority? Yes. 40% of marriages end in
00:22:32 divorce. That's half of marriages. That's less than half. So the issue with a lot of these stats
00:22:38 is they don't include people that will get divorced. So people that are like on year five,
00:22:43 year 10 and you're also including people that are like they got married before and the world
00:22:49 has changed a lot so i would i would predict it's going to get worse in terms of divorce rates
00:22:53 it's getting better though the divorce rate is dropping marriages are succeeding longer the
00:23:00 marriage rates dropping also so like i mean that's why you see people dating for a decade
00:23:04 the survey group is of marriages not of people that aren't i know but i guess what i'm saying
00:23:10 is it's more common than you think let me uh go ahead we're almost at time if you have a closing
00:23:14 or anything would you write any thoughts i did actually write something down just because i'm
00:23:18 really bad at remembering things oh i understand you get it i get it where did i put it all right
00:23:25 if an anti-feminist woman can oppose women voting oppose divorce support male authority
00:23:31 reject feminism and pearl still decides to call her a feminist simply because the state gives her 0.99
00:23:36 rights anyway then feminist is no longer describing an ideology it's describing just being a woman in 0.98
00:23:42 a better society than the past which is different which is a different claim than all women in the
00:23:45 west are feminist your response for you um i kind of agree yeah all right final concession again