Pearl - August 30, 2026


Pearl Argues That All Women In The West Are Feminists!


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00:00:00.000 Do you agree with the natural order of the world?
00:00:02.800 Like God, men, women, children, that's a more traditional point of view?
00:00:07.360 I do.
00:00:08.320 Okay, and you would agree that you need enforcement to have authority, right?
00:00:11.720 So like if I have an employee and I can't fire them, I don't have authority.
00:00:15.860 Do you agree with that?
00:00:16.700 I agree.
00:00:17.340 Okay, but we're in a society where men are punished for enforcement.
00:00:21.040 So if a man like yells at you too loud, that can be emotional abuse.
00:00:24.940 If a man tells you to stop spending money, that like, 0.89
00:00:27.580 Because what happened is they expanded the definition of abuse to really include any behavior women don't like.
00:00:32.880 But it doesn't include behavior that men don't like.
00:00:35.600 Yeah.
00:00:35.800 So you still have that leverage. 0.97
00:00:37.820 And the issue is men still are going to treat you differently in marriage because you have the leverage.
00:00:42.440 And they know that if you're unhappy, you could ruin their life.
00:00:47.040 You have to treat all guns as loaded.
00:00:48.680 You might not do it, right?
00:00:49.880 I hope you don't.
00:00:50.560 I hope you have a long, happy marriage and everything goes well for you.
00:00:53.380 but um you still have to treat all women as if they could because they can okay so my name is
00:01:01.340 pearl davis and i believe that all women are feminists yeah i want to start speaking to the
00:01:08.300 mic if you don't mind i'm apologize there you go i want to address um the definitions
00:01:13.060 what is your definition on feminism what would my definition be like what is it well i would say
00:01:20.540 that the definition of a feminist is a woman born in 2026 2026 right yeah a woman born in the west
00:01:28.700 today okay and the claim is all women are feminists is that right yeah i think people
00:01:37.340 would disagree on the definition right so that might be a disagreement but i would say it's a
00:01:41.160 woman born in the west in 2026 in 2026 yeah because the issue is women always have leverage 0.99
00:01:46.320 in this society so the things that when feminism fought for all women have access to like for
00:01:51.920 example reproductive freedom all women if they so choose can get an abortion some you could say it's 0.91
00:01:56.840 a little more difficult they might have to drive to a different state but you know I try to get
00:02:01.820 rid of like should statements I used to say things like women shouldn't vote it it doesn't matter 0.97
00:02:06.720 because I can vote and all women can vote all women can get abortion so you automatically have 0.60
00:02:12.580 leverage over men so like women automatically have more reproductive rights in this country
00:02:17.140 than men no yeah i agree i think it's really hard to come down to what men what rights men
00:02:24.540 have compared to women i think they're they're pretty much on the same level but if you're saying
00:02:31.260 that feminism is a woman born this year what was feminism like what was it when what when did it
00:02:40.540 start like let's go back to like I would say that men naturally are like protective of women so 1.00
00:02:44.620 feminism is a strategy to get men to build maintain and protect civilization while giving 0.95
00:02:49.580 as little back in return and using men's protector instinct to do that because men naturally just are 1.00
00:02:55.080 very protective of women they want to do things for you and so now what you have is feminists 1.00
00:02:59.780 like they're telling men you need to build civilization you need to maintain it you need 0.96
00:03:04.180 to protect it and in return you don't get a wife you don't get kids and we're not going to do all
00:03:09.880 the hard jobs so even if you might disagree with the way society is structured right I disagree
00:03:15.400 with it it doesn't matter because um I still live in that society does that make sense yeah that
00:03:21.620 makes sense if I want I can still get a divorce if I want I can still get an abortion even if I 0.99
00:03:26.480 disagree with it sorry go ahead no yeah you're I agree with you um women can still do that I would 1.00
00:03:31.780 just disagree with you on the definition of feminism if I don't want to my definition on 1.00
00:03:36.780 feminism isn't the dictionary feminism okay um the dictionary word for that is just about 0.87
00:03:44.180 pushing for equal rights for men and women i don't think that's what it is nowadays i think that that
00:03:51.500 has pushed more to you know modern feminism um there's been different waves of feminism i think
00:03:58.160 now it's more of men i mean women wanting to be more than men so i think i probably disagree with
00:04:06.220 that I don't think we're all feminists.
00:04:09.340 I don't consider myself as a feminist.
00:04:11.060 I don't think, I think men and women are equal.
00:04:13.700 I think we both should be respected
00:04:18.040 and treated fairly with dignity under the law,
00:04:22.920 just especially respect.
00:04:24.640 I think that's really important.
00:04:25.420 But if we look at the word all,
00:04:29.320 I mean, all means every member of the group without exception.
00:04:31.720 if one person decides to disagree with that claim that already poses the entire thing 0.93
00:04:38.660 yeah so i don't so are you saying that feminism is about equality you're saying it's not
00:04:45.620 you're saying at one point it was so when feminism started in 1920 i mean not feminism sorry
00:04:51.280 when in 1920 when the movement feminism gave us the opportunity to vote with the 19th amendment
00:04:58.900 the 19th amendment um yeah I would have said that's what it is equality but if we're looking
00:05:06.560 now in 2026 okay so you're under the impression that there's different waves of feminism and so
00:05:12.140 you're saying you might have agreed with it more in the beginning and you don't now yeah yeah I'm
00:05:15.720 like okay yeah like I can see that but honestly looking now at it and looking at it backwards
00:05:21.740 it's done more harm than good yeah so what I would disagree I think even back then um it still was
00:05:28.080 asking for special rights and privileges without having to do the hard thing. So the hard thing is
00:05:33.000 building, maintaining, and protecting civilization. So even when you're going to the vote, the reason
00:05:36.880 I don't agree with women's right to vote, I know this isn't the debate, but I'm just going to
00:05:40.840 as an example, is because women are not enlisted in selective service. So men, if shit goes south, 0.99
00:05:47.500 they have to be drafted. And in the fall, they're actually saying all men between 18 to 26 are going 0.99
00:05:51.980 to be enlisted automatically in selective service. So my thing is, if you want the right to vote,
00:05:57.680 you're voting for a commander in chief meaning you can vote to send other men off to die in war 1.00
00:06:02.120 if you're not willing to do the same thing then I don't think it's fair so if women want to be 1.00
00:06:06.420 enlisted in selective service like the men then I would agree fine but women aren't willing to do 0.90
00:06:11.060 that so again it's still I want the freedom without the responsibility that comes with it 0.99
00:06:15.200 no I agree with you I so yeah I don't want to be drafted I don't want to be
00:06:20.340 um with i don't want to have my choice taken away from that and if i had to come to terms where hey
00:06:28.540 if i personally i don't vote i know that's not the main claim but that's the freedom that's the
00:06:34.400 that's what feminism basically gave gave us um the right to vote but also if you're saying that i get
00:06:40.720 the i'm having like blank space if you're saying that i get the freedom i'm sorry can you repeat 1.00
00:06:47.640 that last part that i get well i'm saying in general feminists want the benefit so they want 1.00
00:06:52.600 the right to vote without having to do the hard thing and the hard thing is you're fined three 1.00
00:06:56.760 hundred thousand dollars for not being enlisted in selective service so i don't think feminism's 0.97
00:07:01.580 about equality because if they were about equality they would say hey we're going to build maintain 1.00
00:07:06.480 and protect civilization too and they don't want to do that so it's just a strategy um to get as
00:07:10.780 much as possible and give as little in return as they can so like for example you know we've had
00:07:16.520 a hundred years of feminism if they cared about equality they would have talked about a paternity
00:07:21.640 fraud i go on these websites all the time i'm like anybody anybody you're gonna talk about it 0.82
00:07:26.300 they don't so paternity fraud child support alimony custody they don't talk about that stuff
00:07:30.280 so they're really just women's interests it's not equality which makes sense you know if you
00:07:34.840 look at incentives people are incentivized to take as much as possible so okay and how would
00:07:39.700 you say feminism make women happy in 2026 say that again how has feminism make how has that
00:07:46.060 made women happy? Okay. So I kind of have a more nuanced take. Feminism makes women happy when 0.58
00:07:53.040 they're young. So when women are young and they get to go to college and have fun and take out 1.00
00:07:57.780 excess like loans, the extra scholarships for college. Yeah. Like women are super happy. 1.00
00:08:03.800 Partying in Miami, super happy. It's just when women's poor choices, because feminism did give 1.00
00:08:09.140 women choice, right? The choice to get an abortion. Immediately, short term, it does make women happy. 1.00
00:08:14.420 But a lot of times the consequences catch up later. So when women have excess debt, that's later. When women have, you know, they have trouble getting married, that's later. When women have complications from the abortion, that's later. And a lot of times feminists aren't going to be there when their lives fall apart. So I think, does feminism make women happy? 1.00
00:08:35.900 Let me pause. 1.00
00:08:36.860 You look like that.
00:08:37.580 Oh, okay.
00:08:38.040 All right.
00:08:38.360 I apologize.
00:08:39.000 Go ahead. 1.00
00:08:39.560 And then, you know, some people point to the antidepressants as, like, women – feminism has been bad for women. 0.99
00:08:48.080 So you could argue in the long term, you know, women are in antidepressants more. 0.98
00:08:52.220 So that would signal unhappiness.
00:08:53.640 Oh, yeah.
00:08:54.380 Wasn't that the study done in 2009, I believe, the study of the paradox of declining female happiness?
00:09:00.940 Yeah. 0.96
00:09:01.200 um where women are popping more pills now compared to in the early 1950s before correct correct yeah 0.97
00:09:08.500 yeah but it's just it gives women more choice and we tend to make irresponsible decisions in
00:09:13.340 the long run that's why we have the majority of the debt the majority of the stds um and the 0.80
00:09:18.980 you know majority we file the majority of divorces like there's even when women get
00:09:24.360 child support and alimony a lot of times they fare worse after divorce because we tend to spend more
00:09:28.480 money so okay i i think that overall okay i'm talking about something personal here i as i'm
00:09:38.720 young i'm not gonna marry someone who is not providing for a family i don't want to be living
00:09:45.340 off paycheck to paycheck so of course i'm gonna try to find someone who yeah is high status i guess
00:09:50.820 you could say um and of course i would rather spend his money than him spending my money um i
00:09:57.220 would rather it makes sense yeah of course perfect sense i would rather stay home take care of the
00:10:01.560 kids you know i would rather have him just i mean it should be like that biologically men are
00:10:06.360 supposed to provide for the family women are supposed to be nurturing um so my question to 1.00
00:10:11.680 you is feminism we already talked about the definition but when it comes to feminism what 1.00
00:10:17.040 feminism part are you talking about like what movement what set of beliefs um because there 1.00
00:10:21.620 are different ways to that well i would just say that the authority that you have in society so 1.00
00:10:26.440 like one thing that feminism fought for is reproductive rights. We would agree with that, 1.00
00:10:30.060 right? Yes. So no matter what, if your husband gets you pregnant, you still have the right to
00:10:34.900 an abortion. So you could say, I would never do it. I've never had an abortion. I wouldn't want 0.90
00:10:39.820 one, but I still have the authority to get one. Yeah. And that was with the second wave of
00:10:45.180 feminism, right? So that was not the main purpose. Even to vote though, like you don't have to be 1.00
00:10:49.600 enlisted in selective service. Men do. That's not equal. So you automatically have privilege 0.96
00:10:54.580 starting from 18 so do i we both do we're all feminists okay i i disagree with you i am not a 0.98
00:11:03.600 feminist i think that has um feminism has destroyed families marriages and just the
00:11:13.020 brain of a woman i think has destroyed us and long term you're right we do make choices short 0.96
00:11:20.060 term even like for example tattoos or um how many how many people you decide to sleep with 0.99
00:11:26.200 um you get pregnant how many baby daddies you just you decide to have of course short-term
00:11:31.160 decisions have long-term effects negative or positive yeah um but it's so difficult to and
00:11:38.160 it's not right to put all women in one category because like i said all is every single one of
00:11:44.480 them besides one like with without exception that's what all means well did you go to college 1.00
00:11:50.500 No.
00:11:50.940 Are you on social media?
00:11:52.380 No.
00:11:53.180 You're not on, how are you here?
00:11:55.480 I have social media, but I'm not on it like an influencer.
00:11:58.500 Like I have it.
00:11:59.020 Yeah, if you have it, then you automatically, like, because a traditional marriage is, again, it's between the people.
00:12:04.740 But I'm not married.
00:12:05.760 Right, so it's not traditional, which is fine.
00:12:08.180 I'm not saying it's bad.
00:12:09.080 I'm just saying traditional is used as a marketing strategy because, yeah, it's used typically to market to men, which is fine.
00:12:16.980 I'm not saying it's a bad thing.
00:12:17.940 i'm all i'm saying is you can't be traditional in this society because you still have access
00:12:23.060 to social media which gives you easy access to men of high status which never would have happened
00:12:27.540 before um you can get i guess you didn't go to college most women did though um you have access
00:12:34.340 to dating apps um and yeah so it's like oh access to abortion yeah yeah go ahead um so what's your
00:12:42.660 definition of traditional i would say there's no set definition and it's a marketing strategy
00:12:48.180 but if we want to go towards like today that's how it's used uh a traditional life choices i would
00:12:54.420 say is married before 25 um i and even like 22-ish but staying virgins till you're married
00:13:02.100 being with one guy for life um and that's just pretty rare now if anything may i just ask a
00:13:07.320 clarification question just so i'm following um was your is your point uh maybe you can you can
00:13:12.240 elaborate where i'm incorrect is your point that because you get these benefits you're automatically
00:13:16.120 a feminist yeah because you automatically it's one thing to anybody can say anything right i'm
00:13:21.580 in media so people say things but it's like it's kind of like being on the winning team and saying
00:13:27.120 you're not like you still have all the authority and the benefits of feminism which long term do
00:13:32.740 have negative consequences but yeah yeah i think just because you have those rights and you have 1.00
00:13:39.600 those options doesn't mean you're a feminist do you agree with the natural order of the world
00:13:45.640 like god men women children that's a more traditional point of view i do okay and you 1.00
00:13:52.140 would agree that you need enforcement to have authority right so like if i have an employee
00:13:56.380 and i can't fire them i don't have authority do you agree with that i agree okay but we're in a
00:14:01.980 society where men are punished for enforcement so if a man like yells at you too loud that can
00:14:06.940 be emotional abuse if a man tells you to stop spending money that like because what happened
00:14:12.020 is they expanded the definition of abuse to really include any behavior women don't like
00:14:16.060 but it doesn't include behavior that men don't like yeah so you still have that leverage and
00:14:21.400 the issue is men still are going to treat you differently in marriage because you have the
00:14:25.480 leverage and they know that if you're unhappy you could ruin their life you have to treat all
00:14:31.120 guns as loaded you might not do it right I hope you don't I hope you have a long happy marriage
00:14:35.140 and everything goes well for you but um you still have to treat all women as if they could because
00:14:42.560 they can yeah I can see that um I do agree with God men um wife husband wife and children um I
00:14:52.020 just don't I don't know I just disagree with you regarding just because I have access to all that
00:14:58.080 makes me a feminist I mean I would understand someone who uses that uses those decides to
00:15:05.060 go get an abortion decides to um get divorced just because they're unhappy but because i have
00:15:12.060 traditional beliefs and for me the definition tradition definition for the word traditional
00:15:17.140 is following or value valuing customs beliefs roles or practices that have you know uh passed
00:15:24.160 down through generation that is my can you say that one more time following or that that valuing
00:15:31.820 customs beliefs roles or practices that have been passed down from generation that is what the word
00:15:38.780 traditional means so that's what it is right but traditional is obedience so do you think i when i
00:15:47.920 get married i should have obey my husband traditionally yeah what does that look like
00:15:53.180 do you do you believe in that that you should obey your husband i think you should submit to
00:15:57.680 your husband right so would you obey him i think out of submission you would come to an agreement
00:16:04.640 because it like it takes two to tango that's a team marriage is a team i don't think the word
00:16:10.340 obey is the right word i think because i'm not talking about hey my i want my dog to obey obey
00:16:17.120 me my dog obey you give it orders well yeah you can't compare a woman to a dog but your kids have
00:16:22.260 to obey you when you're the parent yeah because you have authority yeah that's my point men don't
00:16:26.880 of authority thank you yeah but here's the thing in order for me to submit to my husband he needs
00:16:31.960 to be able to submit to the lord well why would you pick a guy that doesn't submit to the lord
00:16:35.800 if you're traditionally so you already did according to your worldview yeah so then why
00:16:40.720 why are you not saying yes to the obey but that's what i mean like you don't want enough to do the
00:16:44.160 hard thing because obey sucks no like obey you know what i mean it's not easy to do what he wants
00:16:48.920 to do when you don't want to do it here's the thing i had conversations with this um i had 0.75
00:16:54.440 different conversations with different family members because um i was raised from a christian
00:16:58.780 household the thing is that there's different beliefs regarding this topic some people think
00:17:04.720 you should just obey and some people think no the man doesn't have the last word and some people say
00:17:12.100 oh no um that's not the right word i think that the man has the last word when it comes to 0.97
00:17:17.900 decisions but you're also not going to be stupid and marry someone who you can't trust when it 0.99
00:17:23.500 comes to that right so are you going to argue with your boss's decisions no yeah so why would 0.98
00:17:29.640 we even argue with our husband's decisions if you believe the traditional worldview that's what i 1.00
00:17:34.200 mean so most women just they're not they're still feminist because they don't want to do that 1.00
00:17:38.620 like you know that's the hard part of the the natural order of the world that's doing what 1.00
00:17:43.740 he wants to do instead of what you want to do and feminism's fighting for women to have to do as 0.79
00:17:48.240 little as possible for men and still get the same outcomes so we want the marriage the traditional 0.99
00:17:52.240 life, but without having to do the hard thing, which is obey him. And I get it. It's not like
00:17:58.120 an easy thing to do at all. But yeah, that's why all women are feminists. The other thing I would 1.00
00:18:04.700 ask is don't you think people change over time? Of course. Yeah. So there's no guarantee you
00:18:10.000 might think like this now. And I've met a lot of women like you that do think like that now.
00:18:14.240 Like what? More traditional. Like we had Sarah Stock. She went super viral. I don't know if
00:18:19.160 you might not be on this, but, uh, there's women that are traditional. I know, uh, Samana Stone. 1.00
00:18:25.260 She's one of them for now, right now. Allie Stuckey. Yeah. Um, yeah. Yeah. So the issue is 0.58
00:18:32.320 all of them have something to gain. So they get clout or money from saying they're traditional.
00:18:37.220 So to me, that's not really traditional one. And two, that just means right now. So you're
00:18:42.580 traditional right now for now, there's no guarantee you'll be traditional in the future.
00:18:46.280 And a lot of women, I mean, if you go on TikTok, there's women talking about how they were traditional in their 20s and their 30s, and they regret it.
00:18:52.240 Okay.
00:18:52.920 Yeah.
00:18:53.380 I can totally understand where you're coming from.
00:18:55.300 But also, let's look at the culture differences.
00:18:57.520 Back then, we didn't really have social media.
00:18:59.660 Back then, we didn't have phones.
00:19:01.660 But now we do.
00:19:02.540 But just because we have phones and a platform doesn't mean that we're not traditional. 1.00
00:19:08.180 Well, the same women that are shaming men for the porn question don't shame women for the social media. 0.98
00:19:14.420 So they're saying even though social media is far worse because, like, there's a lot of issues that come with it.
00:19:21.080 I mean, even look, I'm in this space. 0.91
00:19:23.360 I see all the problems that come with especially the women that are putting their husbands out there. 1.00
00:19:28.660 You're inviting people to attack them.
00:19:30.960 And that's not really about God.
00:19:32.360 That's about your brand, which is fine.
00:19:34.140 I'm not saying that's wrong, but it's just not traditional.
00:19:36.760 OK, you're right about social media being a little bit more harmful to women, especially young women.
00:19:42.740 But here's the thing.
00:19:43.740 social media is very is a very broad um very broad thing versus pornography pornography is
00:19:50.560 just one thing um and i'm not saying it's like oh there's not multiple types of types of
00:19:56.240 pornography all i'm saying is that for social media you could go there's so many things in
00:20:02.440 social media not just oh it's not good like there's also good that comes from it there's
00:20:07.160 nothing good that comes from pornography so going back to the claim that all women are feminist
00:20:14.260 um let's go back okay now let's go back let's look at women around the world women in afghanistan
00:20:21.340 women in iraq um where's that feminism that you're talking about over there i stick to the
00:20:27.100 yeah it's okay i stick to the west so i don't i don't live in iran i don't know anything about it
00:20:32.500 so i don't comment on things i don't know so your term so i would say your claim should be
00:20:38.260 a woman feminist in the west in the west yeah okay i could speak the majority i lived there 1.00
00:20:44.400 yeah okay i'm not gonna speak to south america or anything like that i don't know i'm not there
00:20:49.480 okay so and why why not because i don't know the policies there i understand you don't know but
00:20:56.340 Like, why don't your studies go far into that?
00:21:02.100 Because we're going to go through every country.
00:21:05.480 I've got to limit it somehow.
00:21:07.920 The other thing, can I just ask two or three more questions?
00:21:11.140 Do you get access to other men from social media, yes or no?
00:21:15.360 What do you mean access?
00:21:16.800 They can message you.
00:21:18.520 Isn't that what messaging is?
00:21:20.420 Okay.
00:21:21.000 Do you get access to other men from social media?
00:21:24.340 They can see you.
00:21:25.180 They know about you.
00:21:26.000 oh yeah yeah okay um isn't there anti-men content on social media
00:21:30.860 anti-men yeah i believe so there's all sorts of content 1.00
00:21:35.720 okay so how can we really say it's not worse when women do 1.00
00:21:41.000 end their families because of social media
00:21:43.520 what families are talking about um there's the footballer case that was
00:21:49.980 recent which one's that one um guy in the uk
00:21:53.440 his girlfriend of like five years left they were married but girlfriend of five years left him for
00:21:58.180 a famous footballer happens all the time I am not familiar with that case can you tell me a little
00:22:04.020 bit more about it off the top of my head now but it's just it's more the like social media gives
00:22:12.200 other men access to you so any man can message you at any time and again it's easy to say I would
00:22:17.780 never do that I think a lot of people feel like that when they say it I don't think most people
00:22:21.180 get married hoping to get divorced I really don't but when you give women better choices and a lot
00:22:26.680 of times they do get a better choice from social media a lot of people will take it so if a better 0.95
00:22:31.160 looking guy comes into your messages higher status I mean there's a reason we had enforced monogamy
00:22:36.820 it's because women when given the choice will share the top men and that's what you're seeing
00:22:41.520 with social media and dating apps so but it's the same thing goes for men as well oh yeah if they
00:22:46.560 the choice oh i'm sure yeah but men don't have as much choice so why not what i mean do you like
00:22:52.820 most men no yeah most men will bang most women i mean i know what i'm looking for so no yeah yeah
00:22:59.820 you said it in the beginning that you want a guy of a certain status he's rare yeah yeah and most
00:23:05.260 men will take will bang about anything yeah but would they marry about anything i don't think no 1.00
00:23:10.760 and that's what where a lot of women go wrong is because they leave their husband for a guy that 1.00
00:23:14.320 just wants to hook up with them it's common so yeah well same thing could go the other way around 1.00
00:23:20.340 yeah but they can't they don't have the authority they get punished where women don't that's okay 0.98
00:23:25.060 that's the problem is that is you just don't get punished if you do it and in fact you can cheat 0.91
00:23:29.360 and get child support alimony um and again people feel like I think when people get married a lot
00:23:34.020 of times they do feel like they want to stay for life but you know 10 years in people change okay
00:23:40.340 earlier um in the conversation i did ask you how has feminism made you happy um i do want to ask
00:23:47.260 you how has feminism made you unhappy because you're considering yourself feminist a feminist
00:23:52.780 right yeah i'd say all women are feminists okay so how feminism made you unhappy um oh god
00:24:01.400 women just having absurd power i mean i've suffered a pretty big cost for women having 1.00
00:24:07.040 power in society like they can bring you to court randomly and sue you for no reason um they can 1.00
00:24:12.980 attack your personal life all the time like women are power hungry today so how has it made you 0.90
00:24:19.760 unhappy though i would say getting dragged into frivolous lawsuits for no reason it's made me
00:24:24.540 unhappy is okay and i'm not trying to say that's not enough but what other examples
00:24:32.020 how it's made me unhappy yeah um i don't really know what you're getting at because if you're
00:24:40.500 concerned if you're calling yourself a feminist i mean there's all women yes there's good and
00:24:46.580 bad to it so that's true i would say like uh getting to do an easy job is happy i like being
00:24:52.420 in media okay so happy there lawsuit unhappy what makes a woman not feminist nothing if they're
00:25:00.080 born today born today yeah so let's okay yeah i'm for i wish i could be but i can't so yeah okay 0.97
00:25:09.240 any closing thoughts yeah yeah i yeah i think that feminism okay i think that too much of
00:25:20.660 something good can become a bad thing and i think that has what i think that is what happened with
00:25:25.860 feminism quote-unquote equality um i think once we got the ninth amendment i think
00:25:33.180 that was a good start but now i guess
00:25:38.860 i just think men and women deserve both
00:25:44.120 sorry i'm blanking um they just both men and women deserve equal rights um protection dignity
00:25:54.140 under the law equality does not mean i reject my values traditional roles or femininity
00:26:01.080 i also think that if i want to have kids choose my marriage over career or
00:26:09.300 um if i want to make my man a sandwich and i don't think we really talked much about that 0.99
00:26:15.600 in our conversation because i was trying to go into feminism the other way 1.00
00:26:18.760 um i should be able to without feeling less of a woman feeling less successful or even empowered 1.00
00:26:24.920 because that's what feminism is about nowadays about empowering another woman um 0.92
00:26:30.860 but i don't think it's really true unless i don't think it's true when it comes to traditional roles
00:26:38.080 okay i want to add that um ways feminism has made me unhappy is the way women vote in cities 1.00
00:26:45.920 because crime is rampant. 0.57
00:26:47.760 It's been really sad to see what's happened
00:26:49.280 in my hometown of Chicago.
00:26:51.000 So in pretty nice areas,
00:26:52.660 they're dealing with pretty heavy crime 0.97
00:26:53.880 because women keep voting Democrat. 1.00
00:26:56.440 All right. 0.63
00:26:57.500 Well, thank you so much.
00:26:58.380 That was excellent.
00:26:59.520 Yeah, thank you.
00:27:00.240 Nice to meet you.
00:27:01.860 See how wonderful it is.