Pearl - ＂Modern Women Have Always Existed＂ Pearl And Andrew Klavan CLASH On The History Of The Modern Woman

00:00:00.000 what up guys what up what up what up welcome to the just pearly things youtube channel and

00:00:09.440 welcome to another episode of pearl daily where i cover this week's not only you know guys i don't

00:00:16.240 like to limit it to the treachery debauchery and craziness because i just have so much stuff i'm

00:00:22.460 interested in so much stuff i want to say that i think it's it's almost a disservice to call it

00:00:29.720 the treachery debauchery and craziness it's pearl's world you guys are just living in it okay so

00:00:36.160 today before we start guys we are demonetized yes yes and if youtube is watching this

00:00:46.340 please let me back into the partner program oh please please oh please oh please i'll be good

00:00:54.400 i'll be good right blessing right blessing oh yeah are you gonna show them the kitchen cam

00:01:03.040 not today well why not guys we got a kitchen cam so so whenever i have women you know people

00:01:10.640 always say to me pearl why don't you go back to the kitchen well now i can mid-show

00:01:17.920 hello hello like we got a kitchen cam a kitchen cam up in here okay

00:01:22.560 so guys we are demonetized so if you're feeling so kind feel free to send a cash app or a venmo

00:01:30.300 and if i see it during the show i'm gonna check every like half hour or show oh my gosh or so

00:01:36.060 i will read it all right i'll read it so today i believe what did we title the show i titled it

00:01:43.140 modern women have always existed was that it yeah that's it okay yeah so i titled it modern

00:01:49.700 women have always existed. And the reason that I titled it that is because before I really started

00:01:59.040 doing a deep dive into red pill conservative topics, I thought that all of this craziness

00:02:06.240 we're seeing was new. Now, to be fair, the level of craziness that we have now is definitely new.

00:02:16.120 social media exacerbates it but the more i read through history women have always been women

00:02:24.200 and women have just we see not all women i gotta be careful here sorry guys

00:02:33.680 guidelines many many women have acted many

00:02:40.940 there are not not the whole group not the entire group okay

00:02:50.100 but a portion of women have always acted the same modern women have always acted modern

00:02:58.380 And there have been modern women for hundreds of years.

00:03:03.460 And what made me think of this topic was reviewing my interview with Andrew Klavan.

00:03:10.220 And there are times in interviews, guys, where you're going back and forth with someone.

00:03:16.080 And I'm pretty sure they're wrong about something.

00:03:20.020 But, but, but you never know where the conversation's going to go.

00:03:24.080 You know, you go on a show, and I'm labeled it's a conversation.

00:03:27.300 To be fair, it was a conversation.

00:03:28.920 It went where it went.

00:03:30.340 But I wasn't positive this topic was going to come up, so I didn't have it off the top

00:03:38.080 of my head.

00:03:38.580 Look, I'm human.

00:03:40.120 Not everything I can just recite off the top of my head.

00:03:42.720 I got to go double check.

00:03:44.680 And luckily, I double checked and brought it back to you.

00:03:47.080 So I'm going to show you guys the clip that I'm talking about.

00:03:50.820 And by the way, by the way, I just would like to add some corrections because I think there's

00:03:55.940 lot of things that we just repeat that are misconceptions and they're not wait for it true

00:04:01.940 they're not true because this is just what we've been told okay so let's pull this up

00:04:11.220 well i think i think you just i just think objectively like you can't say that's a good

00:04:15.620 deal when women are paid to leave it depends it depends because before the laws went bad

00:04:23.300 they favored men in ways that were tremendously unfair and i could i could match okay do you see

00:04:28.980 my face right there that is the face of me i thinking i'm pretty sure that's not true

00:04:39.220 i'm almost certain but i don't think i can recite these laws off the top of my head

00:04:45.620 but it's like okay you're trying to be respectful okay i just want you to understand the reals of

00:04:49.780 pearl this guy's twice my age he's a really smart writer he's been doing this forever

00:04:59.540 he wouldn't say it that confidently he wouldn't if it wasn't true i mean because you know like

00:05:09.620 he's smart guy smarter than me all right so you know but anyways every story i could match every

00:05:18.020 story that you tell about bad men with stories of women that happened back in

00:05:22.580 the day where they lost everything and that so yeah this is me thinking is that

00:05:34.040 true doesn't sound true okay but let me we're correct there's writings from the

00:05:41.300 1800s of men complaining about divorce court then yeah but this isn't like a

00:05:46.820 a new this isn't a new phenomenon like there's writings from the 1800s talking about how the

00:05:53.680 man is paying money to his opera that's me thinking pearl what's the law name what's the

00:05:58.280 law name remember the law name i didn't come to me it didn't come to me i'm sorry guys i'm sorry

00:06:04.860 i'm human i'm human everybody's like oh pearl pearl source source source i'll give you my

00:06:15.200 freaking sources gosh dang it you people okay like his um his wife who's on who's an opera singer and

00:06:22.960 makes more than him because naturally i just think we have a society that naturally wants to protect

00:06:28.160 women yeah but the the literature on what happened to women in divorces is extensive and absolutely

00:06:34.240 destructive i mean what literature oh my gosh see this is me thinking okay but again again again

00:06:40.200 this is me thinking this is a guy smarter than me right i mean this is a guy i i know he's a

00:06:47.980 writer i know he works for the daily wire he's been doing this longer than i have

00:06:51.440 he's got to be sure about this literature right

00:06:56.260 right am i right right i just want you guys to to understand what's going through my head during

00:07:04.960 these debates now to be fair he probably is smarter than me but i was pretty sure he didn't

00:07:12.320 know what he was talking about with this top i was fairly sure i was fairly sure

00:07:15.840 you should read some of the stuff from the 19th century and the what is it with the daily wire

00:07:21.860 and always telling me to read because what i'm about to show it's like you guys read like okay

00:07:28.400 okay sorry sorry sorry and i liked andrew i'm just i'm just you know i'm it's for the show okay no

00:07:33.540 offense no offense don't take this through offensively okay i'm sorry if this is offensive

00:07:38.180 i i don't mean it to be i just i i want to add corrections early 20th century that women women

00:07:45.720 were just but do you see me i'm like i'm like which stuff because i'm fairly certain and look

00:07:51.800 i could be wrong i could be you could you could give me more information than i have now i could

00:07:58.860 be wrong i'm not a perfect person you know i lost everything no i mean look it's what you're

00:08:10.340 what you're actually you see that's what it's kind of well i see why was my audio there like

00:08:15.280 what was going on was that you what was the the audio was kind of off could have been numb i don't

00:08:19.680 know i think it's what they're saying you think it was on their side we'll give them tips next

00:08:25.120 time okay but but that's me asking which which writings now normally normally I don't do that

00:08:33.300 normally okay normally in a debate I go in in good faith meaning I'm not going to just assume

00:08:39.520 you're making stuff up I'm not going to assume that I'm going to assume I'm going in in good

00:08:45.320 faith you're going in in good faith this has gotten me in trouble I'll tell you what and I

00:08:49.820 do find it annoying in conversation when people say source source source source source source

00:08:54.200 source because sometimes you just need a day to find i can get it to you i know where i found it

00:08:59.840 but off the top of my head it's like just give me give me a freaking second guys let me let me get

00:09:06.240 on a roll but this one i was pretty sure he was wrong i wasn't positive but i was

00:09:19.520 pretty sure and was i right was i wrong okay scene is an over correction of something that

00:09:27.280 was bad before it hasn't always been like this i swear this is my thought are you sure

00:09:34.200 you know because okay guys from my point of view this is a guy what he's 70 so you're trying to

00:09:44.180 respect like he's an older guy you know more you're you got more life experience you know

00:09:49.180 you got more experience in media writing you know you're smart i'm gonna give you the ceo of

00:09:55.820 smartness i'm gonna give it to you you're smarter than me congratulate you know

00:10:00.280 but i don't think you're correct i don't think you're right on this

00:10:05.600 but but but i didn't know i didn't know the laws off the top of my head we're gonna get to them

00:10:12.400 and people have always struggled with people have always struggled with the idea of marriage

00:10:19.000 but see you see how he keeps going i'm like which which ones which which

00:10:23.220 and i'm trying to be polite and then yeah i'm trying to be anyways

00:10:29.460 people have been attacking the idea of marriage since the 18th century i mean women

00:10:34.680 especially really started out saying that marriage is bad for women and we're you know we're losing

00:10:40.460 all our rights we're losing all our property you know it used to be that when you married somebody

00:10:45.260 your property became your husband's property you know those are the laws that that were actually

00:10:49.820 in place and with the first feminist men were also men were also responsible for debt so any debt the

00:10:55.260 woman incurred it went on her husband yeah but she was so much less likely to in those days to incur

00:11:00.300 the kind of debt that women do now i mean you know this is strange what's strange to me no what's

00:11:05.660 strange to me is like i was trying to i hate it when i do that i lick my lips it's like a

00:11:11.020 tick of mine i hate it when i do that oh my god i get chapped lips though you know i think i think

00:11:16.460 you have a solid central point but you kind of have blown it up to something beyond uh you're

00:11:26.220 carrying more weight than the argument will hold i think i just wanted to know which laws

00:11:32.620 i'm sorry guys i'm not i'm what they call out of pocket today i'm out of pocket i just i asked so

00:11:40.840 many times which laws which laws which laws because i have found i look for patterns okay

00:11:49.980 and i found this pattern you know pearl's a thinker i'm a real good thinker

00:11:56.520 and i just look i look for patterns and one pattern i've noticed

00:12:02.440 is that whenever people say that things were so bad for women before

00:12:07.800 there's always what do you call a catch so when you say oh the laws were so bad before i'm like

00:12:16.200 were they okay what what what laws and i still i'm still i'm still a little lost i'm still a

00:12:25.360 little lost and why and how I wish my mic was a little louder I'm like how how how

00:12:33.880 were we give me you can say that you're not effectively coaching women coaching

00:12:40.360 men to turn away from a high-risk high-reward situation which is what men

00:12:46.580 do high-risk high reward is what men do okay well my answer to that I mean I

00:12:54.760 I think it depends how high risk and how high reward.

00:12:58.920 I mean, what do they get now?

00:13:00.200 They get a wife that gains 80% of women gain 20 pounds in the first five years of marriage.

00:13:08.300 I mean, it's not like we're known for purity anymore.

00:13:11.340 So now they get a fat hoe.

00:13:13.940 I mean, there's exceptions, but they don't make the rule.

00:13:16.440 Okay, anyways.

00:13:17.440 Anyways, anyways.

00:13:18.420 And at what cost?

00:13:20.120 At what risk?

00:13:22.960 Anyways, that's not the point, though.

00:13:24.760 I actually didn't even want to go into that.

00:13:28.320 But, but, but, what I wanted to talk about is the history of the laws.

00:13:35.060 Yes, guys.

00:13:35.820 Also, Blessing, let me know if there's anyone I need to attend to in the chat, please.

00:13:40.920 You know, I can't.

00:13:41.700 I have it on my phone right here, but it's kind of tough to watch.

00:13:45.340 Do you got it, Blessing?

00:13:46.940 Yeah, and Rachel is on as well.

00:13:50.320 Well, Rachel, we're going to bring her on in a little bit.

00:13:52.640 i'm gonna go so rachel if you're watching i'm gonna come to you one of my favorite collaborators

00:13:58.480 okay by the way thank you to dave dane schneider for the ten dollar super chat um jason richer um

00:14:05.440 can't stay on but thanks for making the world a better place thank you thank you cash app as well

00:14:12.400 cash app glenn lawrence we love glenn thank you for the 20 super chat guys i'm gonna try to keep

00:14:19.840 going back. So this is from what I've researched. Okay, now I'm going to give disclaimers here

00:14:26.200 because everyone's just coming at me left and right. I'm not a historian. I'm just a gal that's

00:14:34.080 trying to figure out what's true. I've been raised by a school system that teaches me the opposite

00:14:41.920 of what's true okay i was raised to say i'm an evil colonizer awful you know white lady

00:14:51.960 and pearl's just out here trying to and you know i was told i'm just so oppressed

00:14:58.840 so oppressed but i'm just trying to figure out what's true so from what i found okay

00:15:05.460 basically the reason that everybody thinks the reason that everybody thinks that women

00:15:17.600 didn't have rights to their children is because there was some lady let me let me get her name

00:15:26.420 i understand it was a girl named caroline norton caroline norton was going through a divorce

00:15:33.100 and for whatever reason the husband had custody of the children. It was Caroline Norton who brought

00:15:42.220 the lack of maternal custody rights to the attention of the English public. In doing so

00:15:48.000 she created the misperception, the misperception that under English law prior to 1839 fathers had

00:15:58.720 absolute rights to the custody of the children. Norton entered the world of child custody law

00:16:04.540 when she separated from her husband, and he refused to allow her access.

00:16:12.800 Basically, this chick wanted, she started looking at going through the legal process,

00:16:19.660 and she thought, nah, that's way too much work. I'm just going to do what women do best,

00:16:28.380 Rewrite history.

00:16:30.480 Sorry, some women, not all women, some women, YouTube, some, some, some, not all.

00:16:35.200 Okay.

00:16:36.180 Rewrite.

00:16:36.780 Have you guys ever had a conversation with your girlfriend, maybe an ex, or we tell a

00:16:46.460 story and you think, that is not how it happened at all.

Pearl - March 04, 2024

＂Modern Women Have Always Existed＂ Pearl And Andrew Klavan CLASH On The History Of The Modern Woman

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