00:00:00.000saying that she made him as like Indian sex slave. So today's topic, I actually think0.99
00:00:06.940that we have a new hero on our hands. I think women have asked for men to be emotionally1.00
00:00:12.660available. And women have asked for men to stop being abusive, to stop, you know, sexually
00:00:19.280exploiting women. And to be fair, I do think there have been problems in history, right? I mean,
00:00:26.180we can admit that uh well weinstein i i do believe most of those women were consensual0.98
00:00:31.620um if not all let's keep it a buck um that that's wrong right you can't have people
00:00:37.060like sleeping with each other for jobs right that's we can all agree that's not fair if anything0.98
00:00:42.580that's not fair to the women that don't sleep with their boss for work so i looked up some of1.00
00:00:48.340the feminist um positions now they said that they're they one of their grievances is sexual1.00
00:00:53.860violence it's widespread they say it's systemic they said it's rooted in patriarchy and male
00:01:00.580power and bail imbalances they frame harassment as tools of male dominance that perpetuates
00:01:07.220women's subordination high profile cases like weinstein show how powerful men in the workplace0.89
00:01:13.300are hollywood hollywood political figures and other fields exploit women you know it's whoredom0.69
00:01:20.420I mean, sorry, vulnerability. They're vulnerable, not horrid. I didn't say that. No, no, I would never say that. The moment highlighted that this wasn't bad apples, but apparently it's normalized behavior of unequal power imbalances.0.59
00:01:36.640And, you know, I think to some degree we can all accept that, you know, obviously Weinstein was a powerful guy and he had a lot of power in Hollywood and requiring women to sleep with him for roles is not correct.
00:01:51.560Right. That's not the correct thing to do. It's immoral.
00:01:54.740But I would think that feminists would also say that female bosses sleeping with their male employees is also a power imbalance.1.00
00:02:06.020It's also a power imbalance, but we'll get to that later.1.00
00:02:09.920They wanted to break the silence and stop the victim blaming and the shaming.1.00
00:02:15.460Survivors, the whores, I mean, sorry, sorry, survivors.1.00
00:02:20.000I did not, oh, I didn't, shut up, shut up, shut up.1.00
00:03:36.520This moment challenged high proof standards and protected the power, that protected the powerful and argued that public accountability filled gaps where law failed.
00:03:47.200You know, so the idea is we shouldn't have to use law enforcement, but we should be able to just tell our stories on social media, have everybody clap and hold the men accountable.