Pearl - MEME WAR ARCHIVE： Milo's Best Roasts!

00:00:00.000 we need to start much earlier than men okay milo you want to come in unbelievable astonishing

00:00:05.360 sexism but we have to teach teach young boys not to be boys so they won't be violent why is being

00:00:13.600 what up guys welcome to my reaction series so today we are watching milo yiannopoulos's best

00:00:19.360 moments so milo yiannopoulos if you guys didn't know was one of the early like

00:00:23.760 anti-feminist debaters on youtube at least when i've been around so i've been watching

00:00:28.160 conservative media for like a decade maybe 12-ish years um so like five to 10-ish years ago i mean

00:00:35.280 he was all over he had a huge following he was debating everybody and then he got cancelled i

00:00:41.120 i think wrongly but he did get cancelled and then now um i think he's kind of making a comeback but

00:00:47.680 i'm interested to see this debate like the gotcha moments and whatnot imbalances between men and

00:00:53.040 women have flipped and very recently and when young men may be allowed to finish this was the

00:00:58.880 sjw warriors oh my gosh in the early like like in 2010s i think that was peak whoa sorry i'm

00:01:06.640 talking about men darling um when there are women that have never been told no to know in their life

00:01:15.360 and now you think it's funny but this is this is based on an assumption that there ought to be some

00:01:18.880 kind of gender parity my suggestion is that there isn't we don't complain when women dominate

00:01:22.400 like nursing, we shouldn't complain when men dominate subjects like physics.

00:01:25.760 Sharp comebacks, quick wit and moments that leave his opponents speechless.

00:01:30.800 Get ready because this is Milo at his absolute best.

00:01:34.400 Let's see Milo.

00:01:36.400 We have this fiery exchange in which Milo takes on one of the most heated debates

00:01:41.360 about women in science and his response is anything but predictable.

00:01:45.120 I think the issue here is that his comments are irresponsible in an environment where there is

00:01:49.920 such a strong gender imbalance still in the sciences I work as a teacher and

00:01:55.200 tutor and I am really passionate about encouraging young women girls at school

00:02:00.240 to study science to go into sciences and there's still an environment where a lot

00:02:04.000 of young girls still feel that science isn't for them there's a historical

00:02:07.860 reason for that back in the Renaissance time women were told that their brains

00:02:11.880 were were too soft to have a powerful skull that exercising our brains would

00:02:16.880 shrink our ovaries we're still coming back did someone say that exercising our brains will

00:02:23.880 shrink our ovaries i would love to see women exercise our brains more we just seem to not

00:02:28.560 be able to do it it's like women invent a bridge it falls or like women build something it doesn't

00:02:33.800 work i mean it just feels like we're kids like we're like we're like teenagers forever we just

00:02:40.300 can't do anything you know i actually think male teenagers i would employ over a woman

00:02:44.800 just kidding ha ha just kidding you know for legal purposes from that and we're in an environment

00:02:51.460 where we're desperately trying to dispel these stereotypes to dispel the image that science and

00:02:56.460 maths is more for boys than it is for girls and these types of comments potentially harmless in

00:03:02.280 terms of intent are actually really um reinforcing these stereotypes that we're trying to get away

00:03:08.400 from in terms of encouraging girls to go into science as a career we hear this a lot from

00:03:13.460 scientists in particular from a female scientist but the fact is that there are so there is some

00:03:17.700 reason to suppose that some that uh that there is an advantage to being a man in certain subjects

00:03:22.180 there's reason to suppose that gender essentialism biological yeah like the hard subjects i don't

00:03:26.260 think men really necessarily have an advantage i just think they work harder and they don't get

00:03:30.660 emotional and like you know and they're more willing to like do the hard things we're just

00:03:36.020 not willing to do hard things determinism whatever you want to call it the fact that there are male

00:03:39.780 brains and female brains may indeed have some basis in science now this is thrown out of the

00:03:43.940 window completely by by feminists and female academics who just refuse to accept that there's

00:03:47.940 any reason whatsoever why there might be a gender imbalance two things on that one actually the

00:03:52.180 science is very much still out on that and two if you look at equality in society if you look

00:03:56.740 for example at bangladesh versus norway what you notice is the number of women in science and

00:04:01.380 technology subjects actually goes down as societies get more because the more choice women have the

00:04:05.380 more we don't want to do the hard things we're like ooh hard things are easy you know it's so

00:04:09.620 simple when you really break it down but I think people complicate it too much

00:04:13.520 like I just got to believe what's in front of my eyes because women simply

00:04:17.240 don't make the same choices that female academics and feminists would like them

00:04:20.720 to women actually don't want to go into the sciences on the whole and when they

00:04:24.360 have every option available to them yeah we're begging them to go into the

00:04:27.720 sciences there's so many grants and programs but women don't want to do it I

00:04:31.040 don't want to do it like I want to study engineering no I want to be a youtuber

00:04:35.820 and to choose not to i don't think that's the issue i think it's about confidence

00:04:40.140 i think women suffer again we're not talking about all women we're talking about some women

00:04:43.980 we're talking about some men from lack of confidence and from something called imposter

00:04:47.660 syndrome syndrome where we attribute our successes to external factors and we lack the confidence to

00:04:52.700 actually believe that we are good enough to do it sorry to interrupt you but you know if if you're

00:04:56.060 going to get put off a career in science because i would just say you're not good enough

00:05:00.140 stop thinking you're good enough if you were good enough it would happen but we're not good enough

00:05:06.240 i think more people we got to be told we're just not we're not good it's all right you know

00:05:11.360 i tried to be a gymnast when i was a kid and the coach uh pulled my mom aside and was like look

00:05:16.580 not good enough you should put her in basketball and that's what my mom did you know one door

00:05:21.920 closes another one opens um you can't be an engineer go be a whore i'm sure you'd be good

00:05:26.660 that comment from a nobel prize winner um how committed were you really in the first place to

00:05:30.740 be excited women learn in a very different way women learn again not not all women but majority

00:05:37.460 of women learn in a way that's supportive that's nurturing that's encouraging i see that in the

00:05:41.380 students that i teach i see the girls that i teach go into um mixed sex six forms and get totally put

00:05:46.820 off because they're in a sink or swim environment they're in a competitive environment they're too

00:05:50.260 frightened to put up their hands so we shouldn't have competitiveness in science competitiveness

00:05:54.100 and science is bad we should segregate the sexes really that's what you're saying isn't it much

00:05:57.380 better much better in fact if what tim hunt said was exactly true what you're saying is that that

00:06:02.500 gender segregation would be a good thing you're saying mixed classes the competitiveness is bad

00:06:05.940 for women so maybe he's right maybe we should yes i yeah i think that's great because then

00:06:10.980 at least you know it's like the b team i don't have a problem with women going into this stuff

00:06:17.220 what i have a problem with is women like pretending we're on an a team when men are always working

00:06:21.540 for it they're like doing all the stuff for us separate labs out into female scientists and male

00:06:25.700 scientists important for women to be able to compete in a male environment but it's important

00:06:30.660 to help those women to support those women in terms of confidence and in terms of self-belief

00:06:35.140 because women are more naturally self-reflected again not all women a lot of men are like this

00:06:38.980 i think women naturally don't believe in ourselves because we know what's true like women have this

00:06:43.860 thing called imposter syndrome men don't have it really because men know when they get something

00:06:48.660 they earned it and deserve it where women are just given things and we don't earn the weird

00:06:52.740 sexist positions take isn't it so women can't really take it so we need to be extra specially

00:06:56.660 careful around them well it's brilliant being a gay man you can get away with murder you can do

00:07:02.260 anything i mean there's the one respect in which identity politics is brilliant you know um as a

00:07:06.340 gay man or a lesbian you can basically get away with murder you can be bitchy you can be sarcastic

00:07:09.700 you can be rude and abusive and you can do whatever whatever the hell you like and nobody

00:07:12.900 complains women i think really you know until very recently until possibly the last half decade

00:07:19.620 it was certainly true that women had all kinds of structural disadvantages in society that simply

00:07:23.620 isn't true anymore um i don't even think so i just i think that men still did the hearts like

00:07:28.820 how can you say that women had an advantage when men were dying in world war ii world war one

00:07:36.340 like what because women didn't get to go die in the coal mines like we don't know how good we

00:07:40.980 It's not true, for example, when women go for jobs in science, technology, and mathematics.

00:07:46.060 You know, a study came out, I think, two or three weeks ago in the U.S.

00:07:48.440 saying that women have a two-to-one advantage over men with the same qualifications

00:07:51.660 because everyone's so desperate to hire women.

00:07:53.260 The reality that people experience, you know.

00:07:55.680 And I've seen this.

00:07:56.500 Like, I had a friend who was in supply chain, and that was what he said,

00:08:01.340 that there was a girl on my team that was in supply chain.

00:08:04.060 And he was like, yeah, she got that job easily.

00:08:06.460 Going for jobs and in the working life is actually that women are sort of structurally

00:08:12.740 advantaged, not disadvantaged, and that's happened very recently.

00:08:15.680 A study came out also to show that out of 65 countries, the UK has the highest discrepancy

00:08:20.220 between confidence amongst boys and girls in terms of how good they feel that they are.

00:08:24.300 Girls are coming out of school and not going into those careers because they feel they're

00:08:27.760 not good enough, they feel they're not welcomed into those careers, and actually those skills,

00:08:30.840 those very skills those very qualities that yes women do cry some women cry i have cried when i

00:08:37.640 felt out of my comfort zone when i have felt afraid but actually that didn't make me any

00:08:41.320 less good i cried when i came out of all my exams at cambridge and i did better than the boys and

00:08:45.480 actually women cried because yes so she's trying to compete again but exams doesn't mean you'd be

00:08:50.200 a better person it just means you're better like it doesn't mean you'll be better at the job you're

00:08:53.720 just better at taking a test and what it just seems like all the education system is geared

00:08:59.000 towards women to make us think we're these super competent people and then we go into the real

00:09:03.160 world and we're trash and that's why you see women graduating college and complaining they

00:09:07.480 can't get a job because if you could you would you know sensitive again not all women some

00:09:13.080 women lots of men too because they're sensitive because they're self-reflective because they're

00:09:16.600 empathic because they're passionate and they're willing to take on criticism they're willing to

00:09:20.600 look at themselves excuse me so tip on's right he's right the women cry but the implication

00:09:26.040 that that makes us at a disadvantage he said so he's right oh that's so fun i don't think he made

00:09:34.840 that implication what he was saying is that he finds that kind of what he said was he finds it

00:09:43.080 personally a distraction he said that he finds a distraction and he's a silly old man who doesn't

00:09:48.520 understand the latest you know um the latest sort of feminist politics on this what is he 73 years

00:09:54.040 So we can't expect him to be up on all of that kind of stuff.

00:09:58.800 He's in a position of responsibility.

00:10:00.520 And I think what we're witnessing, really, is a comment that would be perfectly unobjectionable

00:10:05.420 if it were over the dinner table or if it was, for example, your own granddad.

00:10:08.440 It would be unobjectionable if there were young girls present who were studying math and science at school.

00:10:12.840 Andrew Short has tweeted to say, he's made these comments, leaning to your point,

00:10:17.500 because he's a septuagenarian and he's from a bygone era.

00:10:20.040 Sexism in the modern world has no place.

00:10:22.680 but he is an old man and so do we have to forgive him of course i'm not talking about him and his

00:10:28.020 comments as him as a person i'm talking about what it does in terms of the environment that

00:10:33.320 we're bringing girls up into and a responsibility that women are given so many handouts and they

00:10:38.140 still complain that's a crazy thing it's like what more do women want to be happy we have easy jobs

00:10:43.320 we have little events in the city we have free events in the city we you can meet with celebrities

00:10:48.580 now you can get in contact with the top men in society like what more do women want what more

00:10:54.940 do you need people in positions of authority like he is to actually not perpetuate these negative

00:10:59.860 images about women it's it's really damaging when girls do a mass test in an environment where

00:11:04.860 they've been told that they're not going to be as good as girls if they do a mass test in that

00:11:08.420 environment and they identify themselves as girls they actually write their name as female on the

00:11:12.980 test they won't do as well in that environment because you're confusing different things you

00:11:16.760 it is true that teachers in general mark boys down but it's true that in STEM

00:11:23.480 subjects they mark boys up when you when you sort of do the blind test you know

00:11:28.280 where when when teachers know the gender of the person who's studying boys get

00:11:33.920 mocked up in the sciences I'm not talking about that I'm talking about the

00:11:36.320 stereotype threat which is she she's so naggy she just interrupts interrupts

00:11:40.460 interrupts when girls identify themselves as being female by writing

00:11:44.040 their own name on the top of the test, they will do worse. It has been shown that they

00:11:47.660 will do worse because they know that they're being, that they feel that they will probably

00:11:52.160 fail in an invite.

00:11:53.160 But women perform better at university, more girls are getting, well, okay, so we have to

00:11:54.800 ask, you have to ask if this is really a problem. More women are going to university, they're

00:11:58.440 getting higher grades at school, they're getting higher grades at university, more women graduate.

00:12:02.180 Women in their thirties earn more than men for the same work in their thirties in the

00:12:06.220 UK and the US now. They are two to one more likely to get a job with the same qualifications.

00:12:10.620 Where's the structural bias against women here? I don't see the problem here. What

00:12:13.440 What I do see actually is a very reasonable complaint from a lot of young men, not my

00:12:17.500 generation maybe, you know, I'm sort of 10 years older than them, but from a lot of young

00:12:20.120 men who are going to university, going into the workplace, and they don't recognise the

00:12:23.740 world you're describing because it's not their experience.

00:12:25.920 When they go for a job, they are discriminated against because people are desperate to hire

00:12:28.820 women.

00:12:29.820 When they go to university, more women are doing better all around them, and they feel

00:12:33.420 as though being held up to feminine standards of behaviour, being whacked on Ritalin because

00:12:36.680 they're too boisterous in the playground, or not getting the same support that women

00:12:39.260 do at university.

00:12:40.260 okay make a final point and then i'll come to you of all a-level physics students only 20

00:12:47.460 of girls how can you possibly say that we're in because women aren't as good like i don't need to

00:12:51.700 go break down all these studies they just have eyes i mean that's the thing like all these

00:12:56.420 commentators they're like study study study i'm like i just have eyes women in society just don't

00:13:01.620 really like doing math we're like oh that's too hard let me go be an influencer i mean women will

00:13:07.780 have degrees in math and then go be influencers instead because that's way more fun it's an equal

00:13:12.580 environment where girls are coming out and doing studying as science as much as boys are we are

00:13:17.700 absolutely not and we need to make sure that girls feel that science is for them and it's not just

00:13:22.420 the boys and they're not being pushed out of it because of who they are and because they might

00:13:25.940 cry and because they might be self-reflective but this is this is based on an assumption that there

00:13:30.020 ought to be some kind of gender parity my suggestion is that there isn't we don't complain

00:13:33.220 when women dominate subjects like nursing we shouldn't complain when men dominate subjects

00:13:36.820 like physics we're gonna have to leave it there we could chat for another hour i would love it

00:13:42.020 if men dominated nursing i think we wouldn't have all the health um problems on this milo

00:13:49.140 doctor thank you guys very much to do for joining us in that exchange shows every time i've noticed

00:13:53.380 every time women going in into an industry it tends to just go to trash like every industry

00:13:58.020 people complain about like imagine the dmv going there it's all women um healthcare you go in there

00:14:04.980 it's all women education you go in there it's all exactly why milo remains one of the most

00:14:10.580 polarizing voices out there sharp unfiltered and impossible to ignore we have to teach teach young

00:14:17.460 boys not to be boys so they won't be violent why is being violent get out get up next the

00:14:23.220 conversation takes a heated turn when the idea of teaching boys and girls the same way comes up

00:14:28.100 and milo wastes no time pushing back in his signature style and that's because we tell

00:14:33.220 children when they're one year old that boys and girls are different and this causes boys to grow

00:14:39.140 up without any emotional intelligence people think oh yeah we need gender equality because

00:14:42.980 this will get girls into stem subjects which is true but even more important than that we need

00:14:47.380 gender equality so that boys won't be violent there's a wonderful charity based in Edinburgh

00:14:52.660 called zero tolerance which is teaching gender equality to child minders so that they can teach

00:14:58.660 children that they're equal they have equal opportunities and they do it specifically to

00:15:02.100 reduce violence from men to women when they're adults we need to start much earlier than men

00:15:07.140 okay milo you want to come in unbelievable astonishing sexism we have to teach teach

00:15:13.380 young boys not to be boys so they won't be violent why is being violent

00:15:17.060 get out i'm sorry like generally we teach boys and girls that they're that they're um the same

00:15:24.740 so it's like a natural hatred for and lack of trusting for masculinity when really we shouldn't

00:15:30.180 trust women you shouldn't trust women it's the women that are violent it's not the men

00:15:37.220 that's a that's a problem they are different when we do i think if you have a son and a daughter

00:15:42.100 your son is way more likely to be abused by a woman than your daughter is to be actually abused

00:15:47.460 you might lie about abuse but like actually abused by experiments on young babies and um even on

00:15:53.460 related animals we know that certain children go for certain toys boys and girls are different give

00:15:58.980 you some context for all of this um you have to understand a little bit about the history of

00:16:03.140 feminism um there have been two main strands of course because of course men aren't allowed to

00:16:09.540 speak about anything that isn't to do with men i'm going to talk to you a little bit about the

00:16:17.700 problems that men are experiencing in society and since you're not a man perhaps you could like to

00:16:21.460 don't give it a rush for a second um so there is a wider context in which um men are suffering

00:16:27.780 slightly even 10 years ago it would have been ridiculous to say it um but very recently um

00:16:32.900 we've seen a lot of men have been when it comes to like the family court system men have been

00:16:36.660 suffering for 50 years they just don't complain men have been suffering in workplace death they

00:16:41.620 don't come like men have had issues for 100 years and they literally just don't men are not people

00:16:47.300 that complain structural advantages to being a woman crop up in education in the workplace under

00:16:52.500 30 um women earn more than men for the same work in the uk and the us now which is an extraordinary

00:16:56.820 statistic and something that people have to be very very carefully convinced of because it sounds

00:17:00.980 sounds absurd but there is a sense in which um men particularly young men probably men our age

00:17:06.500 haven't necessarily experienced it but younger men 20 year olds um there's an enormous problem

00:17:10.900 i read about this last year i call it the sexiness of men checking out society checking out of

00:17:14.740 relationships giving up on women giving up on careers they don't bother going to university

00:17:18.820 anymore now more women go to university women get higher grades university more women graduate

00:17:22.260 from university all of the traditional um imbalances between men and women have flipped

00:17:28.740 and very recently and when young men may be allowed to finish so i'm talking i'm talking

00:17:33.460 about men darling um when you think it's funny oh my god they're so nagging well this is exactly

00:17:41.780 women have no idea how unlikable problem we have institutionalized sexism and you're just sitting

00:17:46.820 here doing it flagrantly and without even apologizing we just we just heard that it we

00:17:50.660 just heard that it was an essential characteristic of men that they were violent a minute ago so i

00:17:54.020 guess love him or hate him okay milo's funny milo's funny i'd love to see him do these type

00:18:02.100 of debates again um if you guys like me reacting to some of like old youtube like millennial

00:18:08.980 youtube let me know in the comments uh thanks so much for watching and what are your thoughts on

00:18:13.140 the debate i you know really it's pretty simple for me um i don't really think women going to

00:18:18.980 college props us up it makes us feel like we're propped up we get into a lot of debt

00:18:23.380 um then get married to man then he pays for it sorry fellas like the video subscribe

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