SNEAKO - August 13, 2023


Are You A Feminist？ - One Minute Podcast

Topics
rape and abortion rights gender spectrum
Hosted by
Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy
Mentioned
De Grasse Tyson Valerie Solanos Jeffrey Epstein Judith Butler Islam
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In this episode, we talk about feminism, money, relationships, and what it means to be a woman in the 21st century. We are joined by our good friend and co-host of the podcast "The Woke Girl" to talk about it all.

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00:00:00 Are you a feminist? 1.00
00:00:01 Uh, am I a feminist? 1.00
00:00:06 This is a touchy subject, I don't want to get into it.
00:00:09 Why would you ask me that?
00:00:10 Yes, I am.
00:00:11 Yes.
00:00:12 I don't know.
00:00:12 No, I'm not.
00:00:14 Uh, sometimes.
00:00:15 Not in the way that a lot of people are.
00:00:17 Yeah.
00:00:18 Why?
00:00:19 Because I'm a female.
00:00:20 I'm a girl.
00:00:21 Why can't I be, you know, the same as a man?
00:00:24 I just think that we deserve the same opportunities. 0.96
00:00:27 I don't want to fucking work, so I can't really say that I'm, like, full feminist. 0.94
00:00:32 And I do believe that the men should provide. 1.00
00:00:35 I want to stay home and let that nigga work. 1.00
00:00:37 You know what I mean? 0.98
00:00:38 We're back.
00:00:39 It's day two.
00:00:40 We filmed the whole one-minute podcast yesterday.
00:00:41 Today I want to ask about money, relationships, gender, feminism. 0.89
00:00:45 Get New York's opinion about a lot of these subjects that people attribute to the woke ideology
00:00:49 because I would say that this is the NPC spawn point of woke people.
00:00:53 But I'm not going to challenge them too much.
00:00:54 I want them to explain their point of view in a very healthy way.
00:00:56 It's going to be fun.
00:00:57 Have you ever read The Scum Manifesto by Valerie Solanus?
00:01:01 No.
00:01:02 What is that? 0.97
00:01:02 The Scum stands for Society for Cutting Up Men. 0.99
00:01:06 And she wrote this book that is a manifesto about how men are completely useless to society 1.00
00:01:11 and should be cut up into pieces. 0.97
00:01:14 And I think you should read it. 0.94
00:01:16 Okay.
00:01:17 Do you agree?
00:01:17 I can't confirm or deny.
00:01:21 I don't think it's right for women to be strong at the demise of men. 1.00
00:01:30 I think everyone should have an equal amount of opportunity.
00:01:33 We don't necessarily need to drag men through the mud who haven't done anything wrong just to uplift women. 0.98
00:01:40 I had one feminist on and she said that we should cut up men and men are useless. 1.00
00:01:45 Don't really believe with that. 0.99
00:01:46 Maybe don't align with that fully.
00:01:48 I mean maybe in a moment of frustration there's times when you want to cut down a guy.
00:01:55 What about the men that built the subway station and other policemen that protect us right now?
00:02:00 Don't talk to me about policemen, please.
00:02:03 Don't they keep us safe?
00:02:05 What?
00:02:06 Don't they keep us safe?
00:02:08 I feel like if I talk about this I'm going to go to jail.
00:02:12 So maybe let's...
00:02:13 No, we have freedom of speech.
00:02:13 You're not going to go to jail.
00:02:14 I'm going to go to jail.
00:02:15 I don't think that's...
00:02:16 She literally meant slice like cut.
00:02:18 Yeah, yeah, but I don't...
00:02:20 Yeah.
00:02:21 Not the most respectful way I would go about it, I guess.
00:02:24 What happens if there's a leak?
00:02:25 We're going to call a plumber and it's going to probably be a man.
00:02:28 I think there's girl plumbers out there. 1.00
00:02:32 95% are men.
00:02:34 I think plumbers are very good at what they do and I think they're great.
00:02:39 What opportunities do you not have that you're fighting for?
00:02:44 Well, I'm lucky enough to not be in a situation where I'm impacted by it.
00:02:48 I grew up in a good area in Florida.
00:02:52 I had all the opportunities that I wanted.
00:02:54 But there's some people that don't, so...
00:02:57 Like what?
00:02:58 What do you mean, like what?
00:02:59 What rights do they not have?
00:03:03 Everything.
00:03:03 You guys have higher pay.
00:03:06 Let's start there.
00:03:07 I mean, we don't get paid as much in the workforce.
00:03:09 I want to have the same possibilities.
00:03:11 Like, even to have the same rates when I'm working and everything.
00:03:16 Like the same...
00:03:17 I don't know how to say it, but yeah.
00:03:18 Women statistically get paid less. 1.00
00:03:21 Really?
00:03:22 So, stop.
00:03:24 In what jobs?
00:03:26 In a lot of office jobs.
00:03:27 And as, I mean, I'm going to medical school.
00:03:32 A female surgeon doesn't always get paid the same, from what I understand. 1.00
00:03:37 But don't count me on that.
00:03:39 I haven't done my full research.
00:03:40 What opportunities do men have that women do not have? 0.88
00:03:45 I think in this case, sometimes, you know, like when you are in a big, big company, it's
00:03:50 so hard for a woman to get, like, so high in a high position as you're a male.
00:03:55 It reminds me of when I started working for, like, a maintenance company.
00:03:58 And the first thing they told me was, like, you're a female.
00:04:00 You can't work here.
00:04:02 Because you won't, like, you won't have all the things that a man has. 0.98
00:04:06 And I'm like, what is that?
00:04:07 What does a man have that I can't do? 0.99
00:04:08 And it's funny, because I was there for, like, a month, and I knocked it out the park.
00:04:12 Like, what are you talking about?
00:04:13 What about if a man walks into a strip club and they say, you can't work here, you don't 0.96
00:04:16 have what a woman has? 1.00
00:04:17 Isn't that the same thing?
00:04:21 No.
00:04:22 No.
00:04:25 People don't, they're not ready for a woman president. 1.00
00:04:28 Even though if we had a woman's president, it would be lit. 0.99
00:04:32 Because women are more focused and more level-minded than men are when it comes to certain topics.
00:04:38 Really?
00:04:39 All 30 days of the month?
00:04:41 All 30 days of the month.
00:04:42 We're still logical, and we're still able to take care of y'all.
00:04:46 We birth, I mean, we birth nations.
00:04:49 If it wasn't for us, y'all wouldn't be here.
00:04:52 Have you worked for a female boss? 1.00
00:04:54 Say that again?
00:04:54 Have you worked for a female boss? 1.00
00:04:55 Yeah, I've worked for a female boss. 1.00
00:04:57 How did that go?
00:04:58 We are emotional.
00:04:59 Yes, we are emotional.
00:05:00 I thought you were logical.
00:05:01 But we are logical at the same time.
00:05:03 Can you explain?
00:05:04 How can you be logical and emotional?
00:05:05 I can be logical and emotional, because I'm a Gemini and I have two personalities.
00:05:11 Do you rather have a male boss or a female boss? 1.00
00:05:16 I don't care, honestly.
00:05:18 I mean...
00:05:19 Have you ever worked for a woman boss? 0.64
00:05:21 Yeah.
00:05:22 How did that go?
00:05:23 I mean, I'm doing well.
00:05:24 You know, it depends on the woman, of course. 1.00
00:05:26 But I'm doing well.
00:05:28 Sometimes I feel like I'm more comfortable with men than girls.
00:05:31 But it depends, of course.
00:05:33 Would you vote for a president that has two personalities?
00:05:35 If he was a Gemini, yes.
00:05:37 Because Geminis are lit. 0.97
00:05:38 Mm-hmm.
00:05:39 Okay.
00:05:39 You want a lit president?
00:05:41 Yes.
00:05:42 I voted for this president because she's lit. 0.99
00:05:45 Yes.
00:05:46 I will vote for a president who's lit.
00:05:47 And when you're lit, that means that you are fully aware of your environment.
00:05:53 You're fully aware of things that are happening.
00:05:56 And you make people feel comfortable enough to understand the decisions that you make.
00:06:02 And you also let them know that it's for the greater good.
00:06:06 It's lit.
00:06:07 It's lit.
00:06:08 Do you want to have kids?
00:06:09 Nah.
00:06:11 What are you going to do all day?
00:06:14 Shop.
00:06:14 I could go outside.
00:06:16 Make friends.
00:06:17 I mean...
00:06:18 I'm not open to not having kids.
00:06:20 I just don't think I want any right now.
00:06:23 Kids are expensive and annoying.
00:06:25 You're going to be rich.
00:06:26 Well, for me, I invest in whatever I want to invest in.
00:06:30 I have a business.
00:06:32 And I marry a rich man.
00:06:33 You don't want to work, but you want to get discovered as a businesswoman. 1.00
00:06:36 Exactly.
00:06:36 You see how it can be contradicting.
00:06:38 You get what I'm trying to say?
00:06:40 It doesn't make a lot of sense.
00:06:41 In a perfect world, I wouldn't have to work.
00:06:43 I would just be a housewife or a trophy wife, per se. 0.98
00:06:46 Just being taken care of by a man. 0.99
00:06:49 But we can't live that way.
00:06:50 Why not?
00:06:51 But, I mean, look at today's society.
00:06:54 Everybody's situation is different.
00:06:55 You don't think that for the rest of your life, if you die at 70, 80,
00:06:58 you're going to get bored of shopping and floating around making friends?
00:07:03 You know, I never actually thought about that.
00:07:05 I probably would, though.
00:07:06 So, I can get a pet.
00:07:09 I can get a pet.
00:07:11 I see you're here with your...
00:07:12 Are these your two daughters?
00:07:13 Yes, they are.
00:07:13 How are you going to raise them?
00:07:15 It's very difficult, my brother.
00:07:17 Here in the West, it's really...
00:07:19 It's one of the most difficult things for a father.
00:07:22 I mean, I worry for them.
00:07:24 And my goal is to really move back east to where they can be, you know,
00:07:32 where they can, inshallah, be, again, surrounded by family values.
00:07:39 So, you see this as a lost society, a lost cause, the West? 0.97
00:07:43 Unfortunately, I do.
00:07:44 Yeah.
00:07:44 Yeah.
00:07:44 I think there's a lot of work that needs to be done.
00:07:47 You see pedophilia is rampant.
00:07:49 You see what's happening with folks like, what was that, Jeffrey Epstein.
00:07:55 You know, these kind of things are just so rampant.
00:07:58 I think it was just the beginning.
00:07:59 It was just a scratch on the surface.
00:08:01 Yeah, there's a huge problem.
00:08:03 Why do you say sometimes you're a feminist? 1.00
00:08:05 When are you a feminist? 1.00
00:08:06 Uh, damn, that's a good question. 0.99
00:08:11 I would say... 0.99
00:08:13 Like, like abortion rights.
00:08:18 I'm totally a feminist. 1.00
00:08:19 I'm pro-choice.
00:08:21 I feel like we should have our own choice and what we do with our own body.
00:08:25 Other than that, then I'm chilling. 0.99
00:08:28 You should have the choice to murder babies. 0.99
00:08:30 Well, when you put it like that, it's a little different, but it's like, so say like, say 0.99
00:08:36 if you were the one pregnant, say God forbid somebody like raped you or, and you ended up 1.00
00:08:40 pregnant, would you want to keep a rape baby? 1.00
00:08:44 Most abortion victims aren't the... 1.00
00:08:47 I know.
00:08:47 They aren't, but I'm saying...
00:08:49 Like 90, I think in those exceptions, it's understandable, but in most of them it's not.
00:08:53 It's like just women who are, didn't know how to close their legs. 1.00
00:08:55 But some people are just not ready to have kids, though.
00:08:59 Close your legs. 1.00
00:09:01 Some people like to have sex. 0.99
00:09:04 They don't...
00:09:04 We can have protected sex, yes, but sometimes people just want to risk it and have fun.
00:09:10 If you're too irresponsible to not wrap it up, then you should be able to understand,
00:09:14 to not kill the baby.
00:09:16 That is also true.
00:09:17 I feel like if you made your bed, lay in it.
00:09:18 Men and women are equal, but they have their own characteristics.
00:09:27 And I think what's happening today is people are forcing, and it's really, I think it's
00:09:32 really like corporations are forcing women to sort of just follow their agenda rather 1.00
00:09:38 and in a way break up the family unit to make consumers out of them.
00:09:45 I feel like people should enjoy the act of intercourse.
00:09:48 At the end of the day, you don't have...
00:09:50 In the right way.
00:09:51 Yes, in the right way, but if you don't have intercourse, your body gets too stressed.
00:09:56 It's proven.
00:09:57 It's proven.
00:09:58 Yes.
00:09:58 If a crackhead doesn't have crack, they get stressed, too.
00:10:02 Crack is not really a necessity, though. 0.88
00:10:04 Neither is sex.
00:10:06 Do you think so?
00:10:07 Sex out of wedlock is not a necessity.
00:10:10 That is true.
00:10:11 That is true.
00:10:11 Not a necessity, but a lot of people enjoy it.
00:10:13 It makes them happy.
00:10:14 So does crack.
00:10:15 Crack makes so many people happy.
00:10:16 The more people that have sex, the more happy people are.
00:10:20 I feel like we'll have less crimes.
00:10:22 How old are you?
00:10:23 21. 0.99
00:10:24 Do you want to have sex? 0.93
00:10:25 No. 0.98
00:10:26 Why not?
00:10:26 Not right now.
00:10:27 It's going to make you happy.
00:10:29 It is, but I don't want to have it right now.
00:10:33 Okay.
00:10:33 I'm chilling.
00:10:34 You're chilling.
00:10:35 Yeah.
00:10:35 Is gender on a spectrum?
00:10:38 Huh.
00:10:40 Is gender on a spectrum?
00:10:42 I see something else.
00:10:44 Yeah.
00:10:44 Yeah.
00:10:45 Why not?
00:10:45 I think more yes than no.
00:10:47 No.
00:10:48 Are you?
00:10:50 No, I'm a man.
00:10:51 Are you on the spectrum?
00:10:52 No, is gender on a spectrum?
00:10:54 Yes.
00:10:56 What does that mean?
00:10:57 I am on the spectrum.
00:10:59 Gender-wise or autistic-wise?
00:11:01 Autistic-wise.
00:11:01 What about gender-wise?
00:11:03 Like, are you non-binary?
00:11:04 No, I'm a girl.
00:11:06 How many genders are there? 1.00
00:11:08 Two.
00:11:08 I think how you feel about your gender is on a spectrum, but I think there are only two 0.99
00:11:13 biological genders. 1.00
00:11:14 A lot of people would disagree with you.
00:11:15 What do you think about that?
00:11:17 Yeah.
00:11:18 I believe what I believe.
00:11:19 They believe what they believe.
00:11:21 But that's my view.
00:11:24 See, I don't like to really get in the topic of that because people are so sensitive about
00:11:28 certain things.
00:11:31 But I believe that you should be able to show up as your authentic self and however you want
00:11:35 to feel and however you want to look.
00:11:36 I feel that you should have that option to do so.
00:11:41 What if I want to show up to work as a dog?
00:11:43 You should be able to show up as a dog.
00:11:45 All fours and bark and eat out of a bowl?
00:11:48 You should be able to show up any way that you want as long as it's not hurting anyone.
00:11:53 What if I want to show up naked?
00:11:55 You can walk in Union Park, Union Square Park naked if that's what you want to do.
00:12:00 We were born naked.
00:12:01 The only reason why we have an issue with nudity is because we're Americans.
00:12:06 Because I was raised over in Germany and over there, they don't care about that.
00:12:10 You can turn on your TV and see men private parts and you can see women private parts. 0.89
00:12:14 And they're not obsessed with nudity like Americans are.
00:12:19 Have you ever read anything by Judith Butler?
00:12:22 I have not.
00:12:23 She is, they, my bad, erase that.
00:12:27 They are a gender scholar and they wrote about the performativity of gender.
00:12:34 And they wrote about how gender is inherently performative and that it's completely separate from your biological sex.
00:12:41 It's a very important text and I think you should read it.
00:12:44 What do you, so if you feel like you're on a sliding scale of gender, is that insanity or is that real?
00:12:51 Is that insanity or is that real?
00:12:53 Hmm.
00:12:54 Oh no, I don't, there's plenty of people with, who are perfectly sane who believe, um, believe what they want to believe.
00:13:03 I just don't personally hold the view that there's more than two genders.
00:13:07 Ah, so now you, now you, now you correlate in mental health with, I like, I like, I like this, I like this.
00:13:12 Um, I don't necessarily think that it's always insanity.
00:13:15 Sometimes it can be a call for attention.
00:13:17 I agree with you on that and I definitely do think that the world that we live in right now,
00:13:22 some people could call it a spectrum, some people could call it a mental disorder.
00:13:26 It's completely according to how you grew up, how you were brought up and the morals that you have at the end of the day.
00:13:31 You should be able to walk around swinging in front of children?
00:13:33 Swing, how are you going to swing?
00:13:35 Because when we were born in front of kids in the park, everywhere, because when you were born in a kindergarten classroom,
00:13:40 you didn't even, if you, and I'm not a religious person, but in the Bible,
00:13:43 they didn't even know they were naked until someone told them.
00:13:46 So really you don't know that something is wrong until someone has told you that.
00:13:50 And nine times out of 10, they told you that out of a fear that they've had,
00:13:54 or they've already, or they've also told you that because it's something that they might not be able to do.
00:14:00 So me and you right now, we can go swinging in a preschool.
00:14:05 You should be able to?
00:14:06 I feel like anybody, I feel like nudity is, you were born nude.
00:14:11 You didn't learn to put on clothes until your parents told you to.
00:14:14 I feel like you could do whatever you want to do, as long as you're being safe.
00:14:16 Like if you want to be non-binary, if you want to be an alien, you want to be whatever you want to be, go ahead and do that.
00:14:22 I can't. 1.00
00:14:23 What if I want a dog to go and lick my private parts? 0.99
00:14:26 Should I be able to do that? 0.99
00:14:27 You might get a new STD.
00:14:30 Should I be able to do that, in your opinion, yes or no?
00:14:32 Um, no, because I don't think that's safe for the animal or for you.
00:14:36 If the animal gets peanut butter.
00:14:37 I don't know.
00:14:38 Not a protein.
00:14:39 It's so unethical.
00:14:40 Okay, so now it's unethical.
00:14:42 Why is it not unethical to change your gender? 1.00
00:14:44 Hmm.
00:14:45 There was a scientist that came out yesterday, which is really confusing.
00:14:49 De Grasse, I think he's a physicist.
00:14:52 You know De Grasse Tyson said gender's on a spectrum. 1.00
00:14:54 Yeah, which is completely non-sensory.
00:14:55 He's an atheist.
00:14:56 Yeah, it's breaking away from science.
00:14:58 Like if you believe in science, it's genetic, which makes no sense.
00:15:03 Do you see Islam as the only answer to all these problems? 1.00
00:15:05 Absolutely, absolutely.
00:15:07 I think coming back to family values and understanding what there are.
00:15:13 I mean, this is all going back in a way.
00:15:15 Like we're just recognizing the further you go from the creator, the more in the darkness we tend to be.
00:15:22 And here we just see that although we think we're successful, we might have a lot of goods.
00:15:28 But happiness, if you look at a lot of these developed countries, people are sad.
00:15:32 People are taking depressants.
00:15:33 And, you know, so it's not, it's not like success doesn't come from materialistic things.
00:15:37 We got to bring it back.
00:15:38 I don't see how the dog correlation and the dog licking and not.
00:15:41 You said that you could do whatever you want to do if it doesn't hurt anybody.
00:15:44 It's not hurting anybody.
00:15:45 The dog gets peanut butter.
00:15:46 And you think that's unethical.
00:15:48 What if I'm saying it's unethical to change your gender? 1.00
00:15:49 It's because God created us and man has a role, woman has a role. 1.00
00:15:52 Well, not everybody believes in God, you know?
00:15:54 Not everybody believes that animals are different and that they shouldn't be able to have sexual relations with a person. 0.99
00:15:59 Damn, how are you correlating sex with an animal to changing your sex? 0.99
00:16:05 Because you said that you should be able to do whatever you want as long as it doesn't hurt anybody. 0.99
00:16:08 So that's a good example of something that doesn't harm.
00:16:09 The animal, it's harming the animal in a sense.
00:16:12 Low key it is though because it's like...
00:16:14 If you put peanut butter in your coochie... 0.99
00:16:15 He's not consenting.
00:16:17 He's not consenting.
00:16:18 He doesn't know any better.
00:16:20 Does it hurt it?
00:16:20 Does it hurt it?
00:16:24 Physically, no.
00:16:25 But it's unethical.
00:16:29 Yes, it is unethical.
00:16:30 Is changing your gender unethical? 0.99
00:16:32 Yes.
00:16:33 That's according to somebody's morals.
00:16:34 Do I think that changing your gender is unethical?
00:16:36 No.
00:16:38 If that's the answer...
00:16:39 I don't think that's the answer that you wanted.
00:16:40 I don't know what answer you wanted.
00:16:41 I just wanted your opinion.
00:16:42 Yeah, like you just wanted an answer.
00:16:44 So yeah, I personally don't think that changing your gender is unethical. 0.99
00:16:47 But I do think that an animal licking your balls is unethical. 1.00
00:16:50 Because you should be aware that your animal should not be giving you fellatio. 1.00
00:16:55 So we should cut up men. 0.99
00:16:57 Well, that's what... 0.99
00:16:58 I didn't say that.
00:16:59 I just said that that's what the manifesto says to do.
00:17:02 But I think, you know, people take it very literally.
00:17:06 And I don't think that's...
00:17:07 I don't think that's necessarily correct.
00:17:09 Because it is a...
00:17:10 She's an artist, you know?
00:17:11 It could be...
00:17:12 It's like a work of art.
00:17:13 People...
00:17:13 A lot of people also think that there's a lot of scholars that believe it's like a completely...
00:17:17 It's like a parody, you know?
00:17:19 A parody of what?
00:17:20 It's a parody of how, like, men talk about women.
00:17:22 And she thought maybe it would be funny to just kind of reverse that. 0.88
00:17:25 And just really lean into, like, the ridiculousness of that. 0.70
00:17:28 It's very campy, you know? 0.70
00:17:30 Your daughters seem happy.
00:17:32 I have to admit.
00:17:33 I see a lot of girls around here with a lot of piercings and tattoos. 1.00
00:17:35 And then they look out of place here.
00:17:37 Yeah, it's very difficult.
00:17:38 It's very difficult to try to preserve them.
00:17:40 Because, you know, they get bombarded.
00:17:42 Right?
00:17:43 Everywhere.
00:17:43 And you have to continuously remind them.
00:17:45 And connect them with the creator.
00:17:46 Hey, read the Quran.
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00:17:47 You don't have a hijabi. 1.00
00:17:50 Not yet.
00:17:51 You know, they're still young.
00:17:52 But it's something that is encouraged.
00:17:55 But I don't, you know, I don't want to force my daughters to wear it either.
00:17:58 Because it's not what our religion says.
00:18:01 It's about their choice.
00:18:02 You show them the right path.
00:18:04 And you hope that they will get on.
00:18:06 And I think, you know, when I look at what they think
00:18:09 and how they think about family and all of that already at a young age,
00:18:13 I'm very proud of them.
00:18:14 Alhamdulillah.
00:18:15 Thank you.
00:18:16 Masha'Allah. 0.93
00:18:18 Yeah, very nice team.
00:18:19 I'm not going to release this Man.
00:18:21 Let's go.
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