Rebel News Podcast - Miss Understood No. 38 — Don't Normalize The Bulge

00:00:00.000 Hello and welcome to Misunderstood, the spooky show for all you culturally and politically

00:00:27.160 misunderstood goals and goblets. We are your hosts. I'm Kat. And I'm Nat. And in today's episode we're

00:00:35.340 going to talk about fat phobia and the lie sold to us by the body positivity movement. We also

00:00:41.180 tackle masculinity following Tom Brady and Giselle Bunchen's divorce and discuss the scariest thing

00:00:46.680 happening to women currently. Trans tiktoker Dylan Mulvaney. But first let's just get into it 0.68

00:00:54.360 because we don't have a culture shock. Culture shock, it's Halloween. Culture shock, we lost

00:01:00.180 our bodies and we're just as embodied heads now. Yes. It happens. It's unfortunate. But

00:01:05.280 it happens. So get over it. Yeah. Get over it. Alrighty. So everybody knows everyone's favorite

00:01:11.820 climate criminal Taylor Swift is accused of being fat phobic in a scene of her new music 0.94

00:01:16.980 video. When the scale displays a message instead of a number. What was the message? Fat. It was the

00:01:24.160 word fat. Oh, so terrifying. Wow. That is really triggering. I'm triggered. I'm triggered. And I'm

00:01:32.880 so glad that Taylor Swift was also triggered because it turns out guys, she ended up caving to the mob 1.00

00:01:38.600 and she cut the scene from the video. She didn't cut the scene. She just, well, yeah, just the shot. 0.68

00:01:43.360 The shot. Yeah. But the scene still remains and she's still standing on a scale. And we all know.

00:01:48.060 Her alter ego is still disappointed. So it's like either she's underweight or she's overweight. And 0.95

00:01:52.120 we know. Yeah. We know. We all know what it is. She's fat. She's so fat. But what people might not

00:01:57.940 know. Whoa. Something in my eye. Whoa. My disembodied eye. Okay. What people might not know is that Taylor

00:02:03.420 Swift actually confessed to having an eating disorder. Yes. In her documentary Miss America, which came out a

00:02:10.540 couple of years ago. And I didn't know that about her. And you can, you know, you see someone skinny 1.00

00:02:15.340 and beautiful and you just assume, oh, their life is so perfect. Everything's great. But no, she like

00:02:20.320 has body dysmorphia and she suffers and she starves herself to maintain her small weight. And there was a

00:02:26.800 compilation on the on the Twitters the other day about this is why people like Taylor Swift have

00:02:32.080 eating disorders because it was like all these like, you know, those terrible gossip magazines that

00:02:37.200 were like when she gained a bit of weight during the reputation. Like the cellulite. Yeah. I was

00:02:41.400 like, oh, like Taylor Swift must be pregnant because she's so fat now. She has cellulite. Yeah. Cause 1.00

00:02:46.640 she has skin. Yeah. You're not allowed to have skin. No. And it's interesting because this song

00:02:52.560 Antihero, which she considers to be one of her favorite songs she's ever written. The music video

00:02:56.860 that she wrote and directed as well is reflective of her own nightmare scenarios. So this is just her

00:03:02.480 basically laying out, laying it all out there for people and her being really vulnerable,

00:03:06.720 frankly. And I think it's kind of refreshing that she's like, hey, I have it all. I am a

00:03:11.820 superstar. I'm a millionaire. And yet I still struggle with insecurities because I'm a human

00:03:17.020 being, human being. Yeah. You know, and it's not allowed. No, you're not allowed. And that's what

00:03:21.220 stands up. What stands out the most for me is that you're just obviously never pure enough or woke

00:03:25.700 enough for the left. So I really hope Taylor, I mean, you, you gave this time, but it would be nice if

00:03:30.220 you just took that into consideration and just stopped caring. Like they don't, they don't,

00:03:34.120 they want you to be miserable. They want you to feel guilt. Yeah. It's like literally the people 0.55

00:03:38.660 who hate her, who say this stuff and the argument that these people were making, um, I wrote it down,

00:03:44.240 but it's basically like, um, Taylor's in implying that the worst thing you can be is like me,

00:03:50.600 which is supposed to be fat. Yeah. And it's like, get over yourself. Taylor's not thinking about you.

00:03:57.360 She's literally just having an artistic expression instead of tweeting about her anorexia.

00:04:02.540 Yeah. She's making art out of it. Which is productive. Yeah. Well, you'd are. Yeah. And

00:04:07.700 there's so many, like a lot of girls who have eating disorders are severely underweight. Yeah. 1.00

00:04:13.340 And you know, last week we talked with the person with atypical anorexia who's like severely

00:04:18.160 overweight. So that's okay. Yeah. It's okay. You're allowed to be fat. You're allowed to be fat and

00:04:23.520 have an eating disorder. And like, we talked about it. There's a lot of mixed feelings there,

00:04:27.220 but like at the end of the day, this girl is suffering from something. Yeah. So we sympathize

00:04:31.340 with. Exactly. Who's to say that she's not, she doesn't have an eating disorder just because she's 1.00

00:04:34.980 overweight. We think maybe she was glamorizing it a little bit. Um, but Hey, but, but it's 0.94

00:04:41.600 exactly. It's her experience. And everyone's like, Oh, you're so brave. You're so like body positive,

00:04:46.080 whatever. But then if Taylor Swift does it, who just happens to be gorgeous, it's not okay 0.99

00:04:49.940 anymore because she has everything, but she can't have any actual real feelings. Like I

00:04:54.380 can't imagine how much she must feel about that. Well, it's the same thing with the whole

00:04:57.340 like my truth movement. So you're allowed to have your truth, but Taylor is not allowed

00:05:00.860 to have her own lived experience. Like it just, it's quite hypocritical. And I also just think 0.97

00:05:06.320 it's important to point out that calling someone fat is not offensive. That's a fact. Like

00:05:10.220 there's fat and skinny. Like it's pretty obvious. And like, you're allowed to feel fat when

00:05:15.240 you're not necessarily morbidly obese. Yeah. No, it's so true. Like, sorry. Yeah. It's

00:05:20.620 unfortunate. It's unfortunate that she caved because it's you're now they know you're very

00:05:24.940 weak and they're going to continue to prey on you, Taylor. And we don't want that. Although

00:05:28.140 we'll make a great album. Yes. So I don't know. Please write a song about this. Yes. Please

00:05:32.240 write a song. Okay. Um, anything else on that? I don't think so. I mean, I could go on for

00:05:37.920 hours. I could go on for so long too. Um, she caved. She caved. Oh, actually there's this

00:05:43.800 other article though, from the Rolling Stone, which is, they had, they just quoted this. 0.85

00:05:48.480 Um, they say a bunch of crap and then they say, simply put, it's not that she thinks being 0.89

00:05:53.140 fat is a bad thing, but that she was made to believe that it was. And I don't think that's 0.99

00:05:57.240 true because no one thinks being fat is good. Like what, like what's bad is having an unhealthy

00:06:02.520 body image and an unhealthy relationship with food. But no one's like, like that's, I think

00:06:07.340 what the music video is more accurately representing. Like Taylor Swift doesn't want to be fat.

00:06:12.340 Like, so we need to stop saying, you know what I mean? Do you know what I mean? Yeah.

00:06:16.040 Like it's, it's not okay for her to not want to be fat. Like they're, they're implying that

00:06:21.120 she's been like duped. Yeah. Like, oh, she doesn't understand that she's been tricked into

00:06:25.720 thinking she doesn't want to be fat. Yeah. But she just doesn't want to be fat. She just 1.00

00:06:28.940 doesn't want to be fat. And you know, most people actually don't want to be fat because

00:06:32.240 it's unhealthy. Like we want. And uncomfortable. It's uncomfortable. You want to be healthy.

00:06:35.360 You want to be able to move. You want to have nice skin. You just want to take care of

00:06:38.500 your body because it feels good. You want your heart to not stop. Exactly. Like maybe

00:06:41.360 you don't want diabetes. I don't know. Maybe that just means you're a crazy bigot. You're

00:06:45.640 lunatic. And then, so we found this Twitter thread, which kind of debunks maybe, or like 0.99

00:06:52.020 helps support why we think this is all a big scam. So this is from Gina Bontempo. She's

00:06:58.720 a writer at EV, or she was, I assume she still is. She tweeted that, she said, I'm convinced

00:07:05.420 the body positivity movement was created by a bunch of hot girls to eliminate a lot 1.00

00:07:09.540 of competition so that they'd have a better shot at securing a high quality mate. It's 0.86

00:07:13.720 brilliant. Convince other women to voluntarily self-destruct in the name of empowerment and 0.80

00:07:17.480 self-love. Yeah. So then she goes on to say, go ahead, sweetie, you eat, you're doing great

00:07:21.960 and you look amazing. Beauty standards are so unfair. Meanwhile, they're a size two and

00:07:25.740 hip thrusting in the gym while eating fruit for dessert. Basically like mean girls in real 0.99

00:07:30.420 life. Yeah. You know? Yeah. It's great. And it's true. And it reminded me of, there was an article

00:07:35.000 a couple of weeks ago that we couldn't get to because we ran out of time, but it was

00:07:38.560 written by an ex writer at Cosmopolitan magazine who back, I think it was the 80s or 90s. I

00:07:45.560 think it was the 90s. She was a writer there and she said that she had to hide the fact

00:07:48.940 that she was married and had a child because it was so frowned upon at the, at the magazine

00:07:53.080 and they were constantly pushing an anti-marriage, anti-child agenda on the readers, like editorially.

00:07:58.620 However, the editor in chief herself was married. Of course. So it's like, they don't,

00:08:03.220 they want you to be miserable. They want you to be miserable and alone and fat and sick 1.00

00:08:06.900 and hate yourself. It's because they can profit off of your misery that way. It's genius. 1.00

00:08:10.200 Of course. How do they sell you stuff without you hating yourself first?

00:08:13.320 No, it's so true. And I think what's important to take away from Gina Florio's Twitter thread is

00:08:18.680 that it's not like, it's not loving to tell your friends or family that they're healthy when they're

00:08:23.180 not. Like if your friend was, you know, cutting their, slitting their wrists or, you know,

00:08:27.820 doing something extremely harmful to them, you would call them out on that. So I don't think

00:08:31.840 it's right as friends to encourage our friends and affirm them when they're doing something

00:08:35.720 that's not good for them. That doesn't mean being an asshole, but the Bible does say, speak 0.98

00:08:39.180 the truth in love. So you gotta, you gotta tell people the truth. That's the most loving 0.99

00:08:43.340 thing to do.

00:08:44.240 Exactly. And Taylor Swift is trying to tell her truth by not sweeping the fact that she

00:08:48.760 starves herself under the rug because it helps people like, Oh, I don't look like Taylor

00:08:52.620 Swift. I'm not that skinny. Well, it's like, well, she suffers. Do you want to suffer?

00:08:56.180 Like she does, when she looks in the mirror, she sees something that isn't necessarily like

00:09:00.680 representative of what everyone else sees. Like that's body dysmorphia. That's not fun

00:09:04.980 to deal with. So it's not like, Oh, she has everything. It's like, well, if you want to

00:09:08.240 have everything, you got to starve yourself too. And it's like, that's not healthy. That's

00:09:10.540 not productive.

00:09:11.080 She's setting a good example and it's nice. I think it's nice for other women to know that

00:09:15.380 they're not alone, you know? I don't know. And of course, like we've talked about this

00:09:19.120 before throughout history, beauty standards have been impossible to achieve right now, even more impossible

00:09:24.300 because you have to basically reconstruct your entire body to look like Kim Kardashian. But

00:09:28.540 I mean, the pendulum has also swung too far with the body positivity movement. Yeah. Women do come 1.00

00:09:34.040 in different shapes and sizes and they're, they're beautiful, but that doesn't mean like they're

00:09:38.300 healthy. We need, we need to be promoting healthy and that doesn't matter what size you are. It's just

00:09:42.680 the overarching thing. Like you need to be healthy. You need to take care of yourself and then you can

00:09:47.000 prevent Alzheimer's, which is great with high fat diets with lots of fiber. Yeah. Cut out them seed oils.

00:09:54.300 You know, um, that brings us to our next article. Disney goes big with its first ever plus size

00:09:59.580 heroin. So I don't even have a problem with this personally. And here's why this character is

00:10:07.180 just adorable. It just looks funny to me. Yeah. She is cute. She looks like an eraser. Yeah. She

00:10:11.680 does look like, no, she's very cute. And I, I, well, I wrote this article. Yes. Um, but the thing that I

00:10:17.660 take issue with is that athletes are literally the most physically fit people on the planet,

00:10:22.860 especially ballerinas, you're supposed to be a symbol of strength and health. And so when you 0.99

00:10:28.500 look like a strong eraser, okay. But like when you put someone in a position where they're chubby

00:10:34.620 and they're an athlete, I just think it's a complete lie. And I think it's actually a little

00:10:38.200 dangerous for Disney to perpetuate this lie. Cause it's like a, like this person would never

00:10:43.620 be a ballerina in real life. Yes. However, ballerinas are notorious for also suffering from 0.99

00:10:48.580 eating disorders. Absolutely. So like, so there needs to be a balance. And also she's not, I don't

00:10:52.400 think, I mean, I don't know. I haven't seen it, but is she supposed to be a professional ballerina?

00:10:56.600 I don't know. I'm thinking she's a kid, right? But I think she's just a, she's just doing ballet

00:11:02.040 like in a, in a, yeah, I'm not sure. And if you're a chubby kid who wants to do ballet, that's pretty

00:11:05.660 true. Yeah, exactly. It's adorable. But Disney has also, also been pretty keen on perpetuating a certain

00:11:11.780 narrative and they do have an agenda and we know that their agenda is not the healthiest for

00:11:17.080 children. No. So that's also where I'm kind of like, it's, it's tough because it's like on one

00:11:21.900 hand, this is just a kid, but on the other hand, are they just trying to push that this should be

00:11:25.460 normalized? Yeah, that's a good point. You know? Yeah. I don't know. I don't know the answer.

00:11:29.440 No. I just think like when I look at this character, I see someone with an endomorphic body and

00:11:34.320 we know that there's, what is it? Ectomorph, mesomorph and endomorph. So ectomorphs are tall,

00:11:39.920 skinny, lanky. Then there's mesomorphs who's like someone like me who's just like very regular.

00:11:44.680 And then there's an endomorph who's like George Costanza, stocky. That's actually how I learned

00:11:49.200 it. It was in high, in health class in high school. They were like, Kramer is an ectomorph.

00:11:52.740 Jerry's a mesomorph and George is an endomorph. So to me, I see an endomorph. Like she doesn't even

00:11:58.140 have, like, she's not like Lizzo. She doesn't have like, they didn't make her like rippling with fat. 1.00

00:12:02.300 She just like, and one of the things, sorry. Well, it's just, she's also a kid and, and yeah, this is,

00:12:07.340 this kid. It's a fat child. And they're going to have health issues when they grow up and they 0.99

00:12:11.440 remain fat, you know? Yes, I agree. So it's just, but it could also just be, yeah, I think you're

00:12:15.800 right. Like in terms, when I look at it, I don't see that. But if it's part of the story where they're

00:12:19.820 like, oh, I'm super fat, but like sometimes cartoons are just like, oh, we're just doing like a thick

00:12:24.280 thing. Yeah. You know? Sure. Which is funny because in this article, you know, you know that the Daily Mail

00:12:29.840 noted that villains are typically the only plus side characters featured in Disney films and television shows.

00:12:34.340 That's BS. That is, I literally wrote the Incredibles. The dad was an absolute unit of a man who

00:12:40.000 couldn't fit into a spandex. Then there's Aladdin, Jasmine's father, who's a good guy. And then the

00:12:44.100 Sultan, who's super skinny and tall. And then there's the emperor's new groove. The villain is

00:12:48.020 super skinny. Yeah. 101 Dalmatians. So is the emperor. Exactly. He's skinny. Yeah. Like,

00:12:53.960 yeah, well, it's funny. It's bullshit. It is. And they were targeted for this. Disney's been targeted 1.00

00:12:58.500 for setting unrealistic expectations. Yeah. And I will say the princess's waists are,

00:13:03.020 yeah, they're like Ariel's waist is literally like this. Even in the Cinderella remake with the

00:13:08.260 live action one with Lily James, like her waist is literally like I could like snap her in half. 0.81

00:13:14.020 Is this a real person? Yeah. And it's like, that's, and I don't know if it's part of her

00:13:17.780 dress was CGI. So maybe they like cinched her waist. That would be disturbing. But yeah,

00:13:22.460 it was really disturbing and it's really unhealthy. So again, like extremes are always bad, but I think

00:13:27.640 in general, we should just be promoting healthiness because that's going to make you feel better.

00:13:32.040 And yeah, I mean, as Christians, like we're called to take care of our bodies as well. Like your body

00:13:36.760 is a temple of the Holy Spirit. So, you know, we got to take care of it. That's, that's a calling

00:13:41.620 that we have. So I hear you. Like they could have, they could have done this exact same story with a

00:13:46.420 girl who doesn't look like Ariel from the little mermaid. Um, with a normal, regular person. Yeah.

00:13:52.680 You don't have to make her obese. And I'm not opposed to kids seeing different body shapes and

00:13:57.220 things. The human beings are unique in that and that's okay. Like different bodies can be celebrated

00:14:02.200 and we should celebrate people's strengths, but again, extremes. Yeah. And also it's another good

00:14:06.680 point that you made earlier, which is like, this is a child. Like when you see a child who actually

00:14:10.300 is that thick, it's like, there's something wrong. Yeah. You can gain, gain thickness as you go through

00:14:14.800 puberty and get older and you're an adult, but like a child should probably be on like a normal way.

00:14:19.940 Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. They should be able to run around. Yeah. Anyway. So now we have a couple

00:14:24.780 tips on how to ditch the toxic body image mindset that you were taught growing up.

00:14:29.600 First of all, just ditch your body altogether. Am I right? Yeah. I've never felt better.

00:14:33.560 Light as air.

00:14:37.440 Anyway, these are actually some fruitful, fruitful points that this author makes. And it's, I didn't

00:14:44.620 think about this before, but the diet culture of the 2000s, like that is what impacted us.

00:14:49.880 Growing up. And I never really thought about it, but it's really just our generation who

00:14:53.660 screwed up by eating disorders and like body dysmorphia. Well, now the kids are messed up

00:14:59.440 from like trans. Yeah. Which is argued. Well, I don't know if it's, well, it's worse. It's 0.99

00:15:03.820 worse. Yeah. You're sterilizing children. Um, but okay. Yeah. So let's maybe take the, so 0.95

00:15:10.560 stop criticizing yourself in front of the mirror. That's a tough one, but it's an important

00:15:14.860 one, but it's tough. And I think also just looking at yourself in the mirror less because like

00:15:19.260 you're going to, you're going to create problems. That's it right there. You know? And by the

00:15:22.280 way, I'm very guilty of this. Yes. Yes. And when I was in high school, I spent so much

00:15:25.940 time staring at myself in the mirror. It was really detrimental to my mental health. Yeah.

00:15:29.500 It's not good for you. Terrible. And then like looking at like those like Tiger Beat magazines

00:15:33.440 and like, Oh, Selena Gomez or whatever, whoever the heck. And like, Oh, I don't look like

00:15:37.380 her. Like, first of all, she's probably starving herself to death. She's got makeup on.

00:15:41.660 And she's got filters on. She probably is struggling a ton. Exactly. Um, and I'm sitting in there

00:15:47.540 in my residence room, like being like eating cookies, being like, Oh, I'm so gross. And

00:15:52.420 the lighting's like prison. Yeah. It's prison. It's prison. It literally was prison. It's

00:15:56.540 literally. Yeah. Uh, okay. Got the second one here. Avoid fad diets. Yikes. That was,

00:16:03.260 that was all the rage. That was all the rage back in the day. Yeah. Yeah. And, um, I mean,

00:16:07.920 it makes restricting yourself from certain foods. The article says might sound like a quick and easy

00:16:11.560 way to lose weight, but all it really does is make you binge on unhealthy foods when you're done,

00:16:15.140 which means once you slip up, you will gain all the weight back, if not more, because you know,

00:16:20.120 it just makes sense. And we've talked about this on last week's episode as well. It's not healthy.

00:16:24.500 No, it's not. So eat a balanced diet, everything in moderation. Like a fad diet could also be

00:16:27.580 anything like eating disordered eating in any way. Yeah. I started myself all day. We talked about this

00:16:32.140 last week and I'd go home and eat ice cream and you binge. Yeah. Terrible, terrible for you. And I've never been

00:16:36.220 fatter. Yeah. And hungrier. Yeah. Ironically. It's a lose, lose. It's a lose, lose. Stop comparing

00:16:42.040 yourself to others. Also super hard, but super important. It's so hard. And I think it's important

00:16:47.580 just to remember, like, just cause you look like you, like Kat and I look very different. Okay. But

00:16:52.940 that doesn't mean. Well, today we're. Today we're the same. Yeah. But that doesn't mean like one of us

00:16:56.880 is less pretty than the other. Although, look at her. Look at us floating. But I'm just saying.

00:17:01.140 Look at us floating. You don't have to be pretty like Kat. You're pretty like you. Okay. No one's as pretty as Kat.

00:17:06.120 We all look. It's true. Yes. And don't compare yourself to me guys. No. No. We all look at

00:17:11.640 so many beautiful faces online all the time. And we've talked about this before too. Half

00:17:15.540 of those are literal filters. Like I'm on this Reddit, um, subreddit called Instagram versus

00:17:20.520 reality. And I, even myself as a 33 year old woman who knows better, who knows about filters

00:17:25.760 and all of that stuff is still like, Oh my God. They have filters on videos now. So you're

00:17:30.400 like, no, it's real. It's a video. No. No. They can literally smooth your skin, make your

00:17:34.440 breasts bigger, make your waist smaller, make your nose smaller, make your lips bigger in 1.00

00:17:37.260 a video. They can put makeup on you. They can put makeup on you. Yeah. So it looks real.

00:17:40.900 My head. There we go. Got to fix our heads. You know what? I think we got a couple of bangs

00:17:44.740 sneaking in there. Let's just adjust. Okay. Quick head adjustment. But you know, a great example

00:17:49.440 is like Jennifer Lawrence, Margot Robbie and Zendaya, all beautiful, all look completely different.

00:17:54.280 So yes. And you know, they're all, people are very good at hiding their insecurities in public

00:17:58.800 settings. Everyone struggles. Okay. You're not alone. Yeah. You're not. Unless you're just super

00:18:03.720 ugly. I'm just kidding. And then call your surgeon. You're made in God's image. You're 0.99

00:18:09.480 beautiful. Okay. You can have a beautiful personality. Yeah. Uh, all right. Okay. We got

00:18:15.720 one more here. Yes, we do. Focus on health over weight loss. Do I have that one? I don't know,

00:18:21.060 but it's, it's right here. Oh, on the same. Yes. The list. Sorry. Yes. I have it. It's focus on

00:18:26.520 health over weight loss. I said it. I said it. She said it. Okay. Stop weighing yourself. Yes. And

00:18:32.620 just all about balance. Getting rid of your scale. Yeah. That's one thing that being pregnant 1.00

00:18:37.700 has been very traumatic for me. And it's in the most vain way possible. It's because every time

00:18:41.600 I go to the doctor or the midwife, they make me get on the scale. And every time I've gained like

00:18:45.740 20 pounds and it's really distressing. But before that, I never went on a scale. Yeah. Cause I was

00:18:50.580 like, I look great. I feel great. I'm fine. But now it's like, gotta weigh you. Ooh, you should only weigh

00:18:55.660 this much. And it's like, get off my back. Yeah. Leave her alone. Leave me alone. Leave her alone. I'm just ahead.

00:18:59.720 Yeah. She's literally just as light as the head. Couldn't be any lighter. Couldn't be any

00:19:03.700 lighter. Um, so don't weigh yourself. Yeah. All right. Let's move on. Yeah. We're going to

00:19:09.180 talk about masculinity because Nat and I know so much about it. I'm a very masculine woman. We are

00:19:14.040 extremely masculine and experts on the topic. Absolutely. Okay. So I didn't even know how to

00:19:19.700 say her name. Bunchen? I don't know. I mean, Giselle Bunchen files for divorce from Tom Brady, 0.99

00:19:24.360 both officially single. Guys, this is such a bummer. Yeah. I mean, huge bummer. They began

00:19:29.700 dating in 2006. They got married in 2009 and they have two kids together, Benjamin and Vivian.

00:19:35.520 Um, and they've become one of the biggest power couples in Hollywood. They are such a power couple.

00:19:39.320 They really are. This is a hard one for me to joke. I don't even care about either of them

00:19:42.900 individually. Together though. But together they were. 13 years of marriage. Yeah. And now they're

00:19:46.940 just thrown it away. Yeah. Why? Well? Well, I mean, who knows? But, but apparently it's because

00:19:53.100 apparently she wanted him to retire and he did. And then he came back like two months later. And

00:19:58.580 then she's like, you know, you said you would retire. Um, there's lots of thoughts on this.

00:20:05.000 So she's obviously been a very, she's literally been the model wife, literally and figuratively.

00:20:10.100 Literally. Like literally, I guess it's just literal. She gave up her modeling career so he could pursue

00:20:16.380 his dream of being the greatest of all time, which he's achieved, uh, and to raise their beautiful

00:20:21.200 family. Um, so props to her. Um, but basically she just wanted him to be a more present and stable

00:20:28.580 and consistent member of the family. And he made this promise to her that he was going to retire.

00:20:33.600 And then because he has such an ego, in my opinion, he, he failed his wife and he let her down. And I,

00:20:40.020 I don't know. I think he really dropped the ball as a man here. That's why I think this is under

00:20:44.140 the masculinity banner. He put himself first. Like I just, you've already achieved everything

00:20:49.860 and now you can't let your wife. Especially because you're, you're past the prime age for

00:20:55.480 being an athlete. Like you've done it. You've won how many, I don't know. I don't know. Multiple

00:21:00.840 Superbowls. He's 45 years old. You know, you could take, you have like his net worth is like

00:21:06.200 $30 million. Sorry, $330 million. $330 million versus like $400 million, which is crazy. Also side

00:21:14.000 note, the fact that she gave up her career and is still has more money than him. Yeah. Because 1.00

00:21:18.100 and, and I mean, it's cool, but it's also like, he actually, he like literally works so hard. Yeah.

00:21:24.440 He works incredibly hard. And he has to, and he actually has to perform where she's just like,

00:21:27.740 I'm hot. Like those jean commercials I did in the nineties, they're still running.

00:21:32.460 You gotta say, I gotta say props to you. She figured it out. She figured it out and she's gorgeous. 0.98

00:21:36.920 Um, but I don't like this article about the selfishness of conventional masculinity like

00:21:43.660 so much because while I agree with what you just said in his exact, like in his instance,

00:21:49.280 they're trying to like, they're trying to make it. So the masculinity as a whole, it's a targeted

00:21:55.320 attempt to discredit being a man. And I'm pretty sure, cause this was written by a man. Yes. I'm

00:22:00.600 pretty sure he's just trying to cope with his own masculinity. Yeah. I mean, he's comparing

00:22:05.040 himself to Tom Brady and he's, you ain't Tom Brady. You work at Buzzfeed. Exactly. But so here's

00:22:10.620 a quote from that article that he wrote in a typical heteronormative partnership, a man who

00:22:14.600 channels all his energy into professional work denies that freedom of ambition to the woman who 0.99

00:22:18.940 was left to handle all the unpaid labor. He ignores an act of selfishness cloaked in proclamations,

00:22:24.720 proclamations of selfless selflessness. So I totally disagree with this because like he's saying

00:22:32.620 basically that if a man makes enough money and he's successful enough, he's forcing his wife 0.92

00:22:38.200 to not have a career of her own and to just support the family, which is like, first of all,

00:22:43.580 she could also have a career and they could hire people to do a lot of that stuff. Now you can't 1.00

00:22:47.160 replace parenting. Yeah. That's one thing that you can't replace. So both of them would have like to

00:22:50.940 be good parents. Both of them would have to give up a little bit of their career to focus on their

00:22:54.860 children. Yeah. And, and, and probably Tom Brady wasn't doing that part. So yes. Yeah. In that one

00:23:00.060 specific point. But as if Giselle is on the ground scrubbing the floors, like nine to five, 1.00

00:23:07.120 like working her butt off, doing laundry, like, like she has people for that. She was mothering 1.00

00:23:11.400 and I respect that. And the kids need a father and he probably dropped the ball there. But like,

00:23:15.700 he's saying, Oh, like all of the, all the traditional unpaid labor. First of all,

00:23:21.120 she has $400 million. Yeah. Second of all, they have people to do all that labor and they're 1.00

00:23:25.080 paying people to do it. So it's like, that's a terrible analogy. And I think that certain

00:23:29.500 marriages, the husband makes the money, the woman does the chores. And that's something people agree. 1.00

00:23:34.460 No, it's true. Before marriage. I think the problem is he made a promise to her that he was going to

00:23:40.380 stop putting his career first, which he should, by the way. And I think that she probably feels a bit

00:23:45.360 duped in a way. And it's kind of like one of the things that this writer in this article says that I do

00:23:49.920 agree with, because I am on the same page as you, is that for many, for many men like Brady,

00:23:55.060 stepping away from work can be intimidating. When you define yourself through your professional

00:23:58.620 status, give all of yourself to the enterprise. What is there left to come back to? Because

00:24:02.520 he's giving up his beautiful wife and kids to pursue what? Like you're already the greatest of

00:24:06.940 all time. Now you're going to come home to what? Nothing? Isn't that all too, like, that's what men say.

00:24:12.420 They do all that for their families. Yeah. And now you're, you're literally throwing it away.

00:24:15.580 What are you doing it for now? Yeah. You're doing it for yourself now. And it just seems really

00:24:19.080 egotistical to me. Um, like he's old, he's really old and success doesn't mean anything. If you don't

00:24:25.180 have anyone to share it with. Exactly. And he could, he could retire next year and then go home to an

00:24:30.900 empty host. Like he, yes, he'll have another beautiful model girlfriend, but his family,

00:24:35.560 his family of 14 years and his children won't be there. Yeah. And Thomas, St. Thomas Aquinas said,

00:24:41.880 um, paraphrasing this, um, it's basically the problem with Western men in 2022 is that the

00:24:47.160 unwillingness of a man to put aside pleasure in order to pursue what is difficult is the definition

00:24:51.820 of effeminacy. And I think that's, he just, he's just putting himself first and it's, I understand

00:24:56.680 it must be very difficult for someone who's been dedicated to their craft for decades to give it up

00:25:01.920 all of a sudden. I, I understand that. But you lean on your family. Yeah. And I mean, like your family

00:25:06.380 should be there to support you through that. Exactly. And I I'm sure that football's his DNA and,

00:25:11.020 but that doesn't mean you have to give it up fully. You can coach, you can, you can start a

00:25:15.200 charity. You can commentate. There are so many options for you. Your life is an ending. Your

00:25:19.580 life is just beginning because you're about to enter this new chapter and your kids are still

00:25:23.240 young enough. And it's just, I just think he dropped the ball. And he's setting a terrible

00:25:26.820 example for his children too. He fumbled on this one. And yeah, setting a terrible example. And again,

00:25:32.860 I'm, I'm totally, I agree with you on the Giselle stuff. It's not like her life was so hard,

00:25:36.580 but she did sacrifice a little bit of her life. I just meant in terms of the actual,

00:25:41.200 I'm terrified. That's terrifying. Okay. Um, I just meant in terms of housework particularly,

00:25:52.200 cause this guy's talking about that and it's like, bro, maybe for some people, but like to,

00:25:56.760 even for them, my point was like, no man is forcing any woman to do housework because he's so rich.

00:26:02.740 It's like a woman can be like, stop right there. I'm a doctor or I'm a lawyer or I'm a commentator 1.00

00:26:07.620 and I love my job. Like we can hire a nanny. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah. Like we can hire someone to

00:26:15.380 clean the floors. Like we can hire someone to drive the kids to school. Obviously you're going to miss

00:26:19.300 out on crucial parenting. The more you pay someone to do stuff for your house, but cleaning, give me

00:26:24.680 a break. Yeah. Like all that unpaid labor. Like no, give me a break. Also, you know, she consented to

00:26:30.300 this. It's like, maybe she's rewarded by the fact that she raised their children. I don't know. Maybe

00:26:34.380 she's satisfied. And it's just, she wants now that her kids are growing up a little more,

00:26:37.540 she wants to take a step away, which a lot of mothers do, by the way, they stay at home and 1.00

00:26:40.760 then they're like, okay, I want to do what I want to do. Very noble. Um, and I think that we should

00:26:45.580 be celebrating her rather than blaming the patriarchy. Yeah. But again, hopefully this doesn't

00:26:52.480 affect the kids. And I, I hope that they can reconcile despite maybe, I don't know. I know

00:26:56.460 they're filing, they filed for divorce. They're legally separated now, but I don't know. It's

00:27:00.560 heartbreaking. It is sad. It's sad. It is sad. Okay. One less article on this, I think,

00:27:05.880 or is there another one? I think we got one more. So this is from, we'll just slam through

00:27:09.680 this one. Slam through it. Uh, no real masculinity isn't toxic from Evie magazine. Um, there's,

00:27:16.480 uh, some good quotes in here. I'll just read one. The American Psychological Association published

00:27:21.080 a paper in August of 2018 that quickly garnered national attention, seeking out guidelines for

00:27:26.280 physiologists dealing, psychologists, sorry, dealing with boys and men. Though simply publishing

00:27:31.460 this paper, the APA substantiated the idea that men are actually inherently different from women

00:27:35.700 as they point out the unique needs of a man that a man must be addressed. Okay. That sounds good.

00:27:39.520 But then it says, while the paper raises some valid points, the underlying and subjective

00:27:43.240 definition of traditional masculinity appears deeply flawed as it attempts to show that masculine

00:27:47.880 traits are synonymous with toxic masculinity. You know what's toxic? Yeah. Toxic is weak

00:27:56.020 men. Yeah, exactly. That's literally what I wrote. Weak men are toxic. Men who pursue nothing but 0.93

00:28:00.620 pleasure. I would argue Andrew Tate is somewhat toxic the way he talks about women and, you know.

00:28:07.180 Yeah, that's fake masculinity. Yeah, that's, that's not a real, like, do you think that is a good

00:28:11.240 husband and father? Exactly. Like a man of God? Like he's not someone you want to bring home to mom

00:28:15.820 and dad. Near. And near. Um, yeah, like Jordan Peterson talks about this exact thing that no,

00:28:21.940 no one is more dangerous than like a weak man. Yeah. Because they have nothing to lose. They have

00:28:26.820 no control. They have no ambition. They have nothing to be proud of either. And they're the ones that are

00:28:31.820 the most dangerous in society. They're the ones who rape women in the streets. Yeah. They're the ones 1.00

00:28:35.620 who drug them at the club. They're the ones that shoot up schools. Those are the ones that shoot up 0.80

00:28:38.440 schools. Like it's not. And then you have the opposite man, a true masculine man who I think

00:28:43.780 I wrote down. Um, they're the ones who stand up to weak men. They're compassionate. They're

00:28:49.700 protectors. Like this, it's toxic to think that a man has to be toxic to be a man. Yeah. And that's

00:28:57.180 what's toxic. And obviously there's like such a, an effort to blur the definitions of what things

00:29:03.340 actually mean in 2022. But our society is literally crumbling because of a lack of strong men. And

00:29:08.300 we've talked about this on the show time and time again about fatherlessness and how kids need

00:29:12.460 their dads. And like our, our culture tries to deem biblical masculinity as toxic, but we need,

00:29:18.840 we need to embrace that again because it's not working out for us so, so well right now. Like

00:29:23.220 look at our leader, Justin Trudeau is like, he's literally a toxic male. He's so toxic. He's so 1.00

00:29:28.380 weak. No. And they're trying like, exactly. They're trying to vilify traditional masculinity as if

00:29:34.180 it's not what saved us from Hitler, not what built all the bridges in the city and created the

00:29:40.580 fundamental infrastructure that we all used to get around. Like the men that you drive by on the

00:29:45.540 highway who are doing construction on the road, those are men. Yeah. And we're trying to vilify

00:29:49.180 them just for being men. We're trying to vilify young boys who might be a little hyperactive

00:29:53.400 because they don't like sit. Like girls are particularly are better at sitting in class and 1.00

00:29:58.420 listening to teachers than boys are because they have different skills. They're a little hyperactive.

00:30:01.960 They need to get their aggression out. But we say like, oh, they're bad. They need to be drugged.

00:30:05.620 They need to be put on this and SSRIs. No, they need to rough it around a little outside 0.99

00:30:09.340 with their friends. They need to have something A to live for, to be proud of and a way to exercise

00:30:14.880 their energy just like women do as well. Yeah. So it's just, I'm so sick of the toxic masculinity 1.00

00:30:20.040 thing. Like if anything's toxic, it's the, sorry. It's the vegans. It's the feminists. Too much 1.00

00:30:26.260 soy. It's the soy that's making you toxic. It's literally toxic. Yeah. It's literal.

00:30:31.360 It's literal toxic. Yeah. So, um, yeah, you know, so just go and hug a man. Go and hug

00:30:37.700 a nice man. And also actually one of the other negative side effects of toxic masculinity in

00:30:43.820 its truest form, we now have biological men parading around as women. Uh, nothing, nothing 0.99

00:30:49.100 more toxic than failed actors like Dylan Mulvaney, who's everyone's favorite trans TikToker, 1.00

00:30:54.080 TikToker, uh, who has become famous and garnered tens of millions of views. He didn't want to

00:30:59.680 be famous before he was a trans. No, he definitely wasn't an actor trying to be famous before he

00:31:05.220 transitioned. And now he's had everything he wants just by putting on a dress. I mean,

00:31:08.460 even got a, even got a sweet interview with president Joe Biden at the white house talking

00:31:13.260 about girlhood because no one can talk about girlhood better than a biological male. Nobody 0.86

00:31:18.180 who is still intact. So we got this next article. So Caitlyn Jenner slams trans activist Dylan

00:31:23.860 Mulvaney, who called, who called to normalize the bulge. I just have a question for you.

00:31:29.100 Can women have a bulge? Like, uh, you know, there are different types of vaginas, but I'm thinking 1.00

00:31:36.800 not in the way that he's talking about. I thought historically the bulge was attributed to a penis. 0.99

00:31:42.860 Yes. Having a penis. Can women, do women have penises? No, they do not. Oh, they don't. Okay. 1.00

00:31:48.300 So sorry. Thank you for clarifying. Um, so there's a quote from Dylan that is disgusting. Um, what did

00:31:56.260 she say? Okay. So Dylan says, uh, he's talking about, uh, she got unusual stares from people in public

00:32:05.600 when he, she wore tight clothing and he, she says, Oh, I forgot that my crotch doesn't look like other 0.53

00:32:11.100 women's crotches sometimes because mine doesn't look like a Barbie pocket. Squeeze me. Okay. So, 1.00

00:32:18.220 um, first of all, women's downstairs areas. Don't look like Barbies. I don't know what he's even 1.00

00:32:24.860 like, first of all, you're making, you're making it sound, you're very, you're being very non-serious

00:32:31.640 about something that should be taken seriously. And you're like infantilizing women's vaginas, 1.00

00:32:38.380 which is what this person has done. I mean, they literally dress up like a little girl. We've 0.99

00:32:42.520 talked about this person on the show time and time again. Um, but also like the, the fact that clearly

00:32:48.600 this person, like you just said, has never seen a vagina because like, and fine, he's gay, whatever, 0.98

00:32:53.120 whatever. But now he wants to be a woman. Yeah. Now he wants to be a woman. Be a vagina owner. Yeah. 1.00

00:32:57.340 But women's vaginas all look different too. They do. There's not just like, Oh, I forgot. Mine is 1.00

00:33:03.580 different. Like girl, boy, whatever. Like they're all, it's a beautiful tapestry of different shapes

00:33:09.620 and colors. It's beautiful. Okay. Okay. And the point is, is like, you don't know what you're

00:33:15.680 talking about. So clearly you don't know what you're talking about and you're calling it a

00:33:18.820 Barbie pocket. And that's so insulting. It is. It is. And this person just minimizes girlhood to 0.98

00:33:23.920 things like shopping and screaming and lip gloss and all that thing. And we, as a woman, I like those

00:33:29.500 things. I'm proud to, to fit the stereotype to some degree. I mean, look at us, but like

00:33:37.400 you're not convincing anyone. Like you can't, you can't expect to gain support from women when you 1.00

00:33:42.580 just minimize us down to nothing like, but superficial things. It's weird. Yeah. So Caitlin

00:33:48.360 Jenner, um, tweeted at, I think this is a, uh, Senator from Tennessee, uh, Blackburn. Yeah. So

00:33:55.520 Caitlin Jenner tweeted at Marsha Blackburn. Thank you for speaking out and having a backbone.

00:33:59.300 One of the best senators we have. Let's not normalize any of this, uh, any of what this

00:34:03.560 person is doing. This is absurdity. Wouldn't you kind of argue though, that Caitlin Jenner

00:34:08.000 also is part of the problem in normalizing this? Cause I, I sat down and I thought about

00:34:12.980 it for a minute. It's a tough one. And I was like, although I appreciate Caitlin Jenner's

00:34:16.860 views, love Bruce Jenner, huge fan, um, RIP. But I mean, it was the Vanity Fair cover,

00:34:24.840 right? Where, where Caitlin Jenner was woman of the year, came out as a woman. And it's like,

00:34:29.380 since then it's kind of become much more normal. I've, I've before that, I never even really heard

00:34:35.380 about trans people and now it's become trendy and cool and glamorous. So I'm like, I don't know,

00:34:40.380 maybe Caitlin Jenner is part of the problem here. Maybe. And maybe Caitlin feels bad about that.

00:34:46.060 I don't know. It would be nice for her to say something about it. Yeah. Um, one thing I do like

00:34:50.520 about Caitlin Jenner is that at least in, you know, she's 60 or whatever. She's like 70,

00:34:56.060 whatever she's old. She's like, at least she's not dressing like a child. No, she dresses like

00:34:59.980 a very stately woman, which is appropriate for her age. Fine. Yeah, it's true. She's not being a

00:35:05.860 creepy. Yeah. Like Dylan is not a child. Although Dylan is much younger. Dylan is not 10. No. So why

00:35:12.660 are you, why are you dressing like a 10 year old girl and talking like a 10 year old girl? Like it's 0.62

00:35:15.900 just so disturbing. It's so disturbing. And it gets even more disturbing because there's

00:35:21.300 a transgender programmer who designed a game about slaughtering women, critical of gender 0.93

00:35:26.180 ideology. Wow. So that sounds like a toxic. Yeah, that's a toxic male right there. That's 0.95

00:35:32.580 pretty toxic. But you'll never, you'll never hear that word attributed to this person from

00:35:36.000 the radical left. So basically this programmer revealed a conceptual design for a video game

00:35:41.720 centered around slaughtering women that he refers to as gender fascist for being critical 0.86

00:35:45.820 of gender ideology. Imagine if you swapped out the so-called gender fascist with any other 1.00

00:35:51.300 person or race group. This game would be canceled. That's what, that's literally what I said. 0.80

00:35:56.320 Like, would it exist if it was, if it was about Jews or black people? It wouldn't because it'd 0.98

00:36:01.100 be literally horrible. Like it's horrible. It's horrifying. Yeah. Nobody wants that. No.

00:36:05.940 So I have thoughts on this as well because I have thoughts on everything. We all, that's what

00:36:09.400 we do. We have thoughts. Um, this is terrifying to me as a woman and as someone who's critical

00:36:14.560 of gender ideology. I just think it's, so thought number one, it's ironic that they use the term

00:36:19.200 gender fascist when they're literally the fascist. Yeah. They're like, they're literally slaughtering 1.00

00:36:23.560 people in a game. It's literally, yeah. It's literally, and like wanting to maintain female 0.94

00:36:27.960 spaces. That's it. That's literally all we want. I don't know. Side note. I've noticed that

00:36:32.240 there's a trend where they're trying to redefine the word fascism and they're literally trying

00:36:37.980 to add right-wing ideology onto it. But what fascism is, is an authoritarian, it's usually from

00:36:43.160 a government, but it's an authoritarian like line of belief that cannot be messed with

00:36:47.840 whatever, whatsoever to the point where your life will be taken if you try to speak out

00:36:53.320 against it. That's fascism. Yeah. So it can come from the right or the left, but this is

00:36:57.560 coming in terms of like, these people are literal fascists. This guy literally wants to murder 0.98

00:37:01.720 people. Now, before I say, continue on that. My second thought is, or is it art? No. Well, 0.97

00:37:09.960 like, okay, so Grand Theft Auto. Yeah. I don't think video games necessarily lead to violence.

00:37:15.680 No. But this is calling for violence. Like, this is truly manifesting how this person is

00:37:22.180 internalizing their hate. And who knows what's next? If everything is a slippery slope, now what?

00:37:27.120 This is encouraging and, you know, allow and normalizing this sort of abuse towards women. 0.78

00:37:33.100 I don't know. You're right. Grand Theft Auto, probably not inspiring people to go out and steal

00:37:36.420 cars and run over grandma. Probably not. I think that if you're a well-adjusted human being,

00:37:40.400 you can play a violent video game and not go out and commit violence. But I think because of how

00:37:44.240 polarizing the times are and how there is such a divide between people who are on, who are pro

00:37:50.300 trans and against, you know, the erasure of female spaces, I just think there's so much hatred in our

00:37:56.000 society that I think people are angry enough at people like you and I that they would be okay if we

00:38:01.420 got hurt in the streets. Yeah. So I could see this happening. No, I know. That's why it's scary.

00:38:06.780 But then at the same, like, so on one side, I'm like, I'm scared. This should be shut down. But

00:38:11.140 then on the other hand, I'm like, but people play Call of Duty, which is, you know, your enemy is

00:38:17.200 this army. And you're literally slaughtering them. I just think this is much more pointed.

00:38:23.220 It is. It is. But that's why it's a scale. It's like, where is the line? Like, who gets to decide

00:38:30.580 where the line is? Like, I think this is abhorrent. Yeah. But also, there's all these other games

00:38:35.440 that I think are fine, where it's just that the enemy isn't me. So I'm not bothered by it.

00:38:40.100 Yeah, but those are clearly fiction for the most part as well. They're not. Well, they're based on

00:38:44.660 like, real wars a lot of the time. But you're right. It's military. It's in the past. It could be more

00:38:49.940 generalized. Extrapolated. Yeah, I agree. I think that's where the issue is. I don't know. Like, I

00:38:54.080 I think like, it's funny that the people on this side of the aisle, the, the, the, I don't know what 0.96

00:39:00.860 we even call these people, the people who call us turps, the crazy gender ideologues. Yeah, 0.88

00:39:05.960 the demented people. They literally want us dead. Yeah. And I don't know. I think, I think, 1.00

00:39:15.060 yes, free speech to an extent, but this is literally hate speech. This is actually literally hate speech.

00:39:20.000 Yeah. So it's like, it's hypocritical. Also, like, it's just funny. It's just funny. Like the same 0.80

00:39:25.320 people who always are calling us, you know, bigots. Yeah, I know. That's, that's, they're

00:39:30.120 literally, they're literally, exactly. Exactly. Exactly. Like if someone made a video game where you murder

00:39:36.080 trans people, I would be like, that's abhorrent. Yeah. Let's not do that. Yeah. But you would see a 1.00

00:39:42.540 lot of a different reaction. You would see people shutting that down immediately. And it just shows it's,

00:39:46.820 we're just really seeing people's true colors right now. Yeah. Fascinating and frightening all

00:39:51.680 at once. Yeah. It's really, it's great. Yeah. I'm not sure what the solution is. But don't play

00:39:57.660 this video game. And I think another game. And I think don't, don't let these kinds of things

00:40:02.720 discourage you or, you know, make you afraid because you're pissing them off because deep down,

00:40:08.600 maybe they know you're right or they just need somewhere to place their hate because they're empty

00:40:13.320 inside. And I don't know, pray for these people, I guess. And pray that we get our bodies back.

00:40:20.160 Yeah. Has anyone seen my body? Hello? Where? Where's, is it back there? Is there any,

00:40:26.620 I, does Chapados have it? I don't know. I don't know what to say. Maybe Dylan cut us up and

00:40:31.840 yeah, our bodies. Whoever has my body, please feed her. She's hungry. Yes. 0.68

00:40:35.700 She's very hungry. All right. I think that's the sure. That's the sure.

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Rebel News Podcast - November 01, 2022

Miss Understood No. 38 — Don't Normalize The Bulge

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