SNEAKO - January 24, 2023


SNEAKO Reacts To Feminists VS Anti-Feminists

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Feminists vs. Anti- Feminists: Is it about race or gender identity? What does feminism have to do with race? What are the benefits of being a feminist and what does it mean to be a feminist in the 21st century?

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00:00:00 Let's watch this debate, finally.
00:00:01 It's feminists versus anti-feminists. 1.00
00:00:04 Does feminism include trans women? 1.00
00:00:06 Some pretty blanket statement saying feminists don't care about it. 1.00
00:00:10 And you say, you think that all women just are against men.
00:00:14 Well, to answer your question, yeah.
00:00:15 You're talking about women. 0.87
00:00:16 Women are not all feminists. 1.00
00:00:16 Yeah.
00:00:25 Step forward if you agree with the prompt.
00:00:27 if you're a woman you should be a feminist 1.00
00:00:31 all the feminists i think the concept of anti-feminism is like counterintuitive as a woman 1.00
00:00:40 like every do you think any of the anti-feminists are gonna have giant lees like that one should 1.00
00:00:47 want equality of sexes you know everyone should want to have the same education level this oh
00:00:52 look at them look at them they just look like the inverse of the sword war collage immediately
00:00:56 same all these things in a position and still make as much as a person who identifies as male
00:01:01 in this society we have feminists as women because there's certain things going on where 1.00
00:01:07 our rights are being stripped away what rights and killing babies um black women black trans women 1.00
00:01:14 look look at feminists immediately make it about race when it has nothing to do with that it's not 1.00
00:01:18 about feminism it's just about victimizing yourself bro it did took them three seconds to start talking 1.00
00:01:23 about black people and trans people when the topic is feminist the fuck are more likely to be 0.99
00:01:28 murdered and uh and attacked and that's absolutely a feminist issue that's not true bro nobody's 1.00
00:01:34 fucking that's something that actually you know it's ironic you know who kills trans people the 0.98
00:01:38 most themselves trans people kill themselves they do i'm not saying that to be mean the suicide rate 1.00
00:01:45 for these people is so high but they'll talk about one instance of like someone getting attacked in 0.99
00:01:49 public and like violence against them everybody bro no one kills a fuck no one wants to but people 1.00
00:01:54 aren't killing these people it's fine go walk around and dress up as the other shit but you 1.00
00:01:59 trans people you kill yourself the most everyone should care about everyone about any gender 1.00
00:02:06 expression men included should be feminist there i think there are different brands of destiny 0.93
00:02:12 feminism if you will that that don't represent what i think all of us here feel is is the 0.93
00:02:19 true ideal of what feminists feel facts over feelings and i don't think that i was gonna be 1.00
00:02:24 active as a feminist in the exact same way like not everybody can march not everybody can protest
00:02:33 not everybody can really be an advocate for feminism at the end of the day it's it's 0.97
00:02:39 taking a look at patriarchal systems and seeing the flaws in those systems and how they negatively
00:02:50 impact everyone. I pause on that thought and the disagreeers step forward.
00:03:00 Define woman. Go. Please. One of you. Nice. Off. This is going to be good, bro. 1.00
00:03:07 Every person who their internal idea of what they-
00:03:11 Facts, bro, feelings over facts.
00:03:14 If they feel like a woman, they're a woman. 0.98
00:03:16 They are, is-
00:03:18 Retard. 1.00
00:03:19 A woman.
00:03:19 Terrible definition. 0.95
00:03:20 Coming from a lesbian, that destroys a very- 1.00
00:03:24 I don't like mine! 0.71
00:03:25 Concept of our sexual orientation.
00:03:26 Just saying that it's an idea.
00:03:28 Why?
00:03:28 Chat, you said base.
00:03:29 You're about to switch up right now.
00:03:31 Why? 0.51
00:03:31 Because you can't have, you can't be connected and sexually attracted to somebody's brain.
00:03:35 let's make sure to keep it to the prompt if you're a woman you should be a 1.00
00:03:39 feminist why do y'all okay okay I completely disagree you know exactly two 0.95
00:03:43 years ago if you had if I had done this I probably would be a feminist but then I 1.00
00:03:48 started to look at and I think you they agree has actually mentioned is like what
00:03:53 do black women gain from feminism because I remember even doing black 1.00
00:03:57 lives matter when I led to protest for black women and I counted how many times
00:04:03 How many white women I saw there 1.00
00:04:05 And the ones who were there
00:04:07 Who were just there to take pictures
00:04:08 See what I'm saying
00:04:08 It's not even about
00:04:09 It's just how
00:04:10 Like I'm a minority
00:04:11 As a lesbian
00:04:12 As a blackie
00:04:13 As a BIPOC 1.00
00:04:15 Trans Afro Latinx person
00:04:18 Every time
00:04:19 Can we just
00:04:20 Can they try for five minutes
00:04:22 To just talk about women 0.96
00:04:23 Social media
00:04:26 And then the black men 1.00
00:04:27 Also hiding behind us 1.00
00:04:28 Everyone
00:04:29 The whole world 1.00
00:04:30 Hides behind black women 1.00
00:04:33 Enough 1.00
00:04:33 Same thing that's happening. Look at what's happening in Iran.
00:04:36 People on the feminist side right now are not speaking up for those Iranian women. 1.00
00:04:40 I have a friend that is trans woman living in Iran right now. 0.96
00:04:43 It's miserable. Nobody stands up for that poor girl. 0.54
00:04:45 As a woman, I particularly think I'm a humanist.
00:04:50 For example, two years ago I was a region feminist and I made a decision to pivot my platform,
00:04:54 teach black women how to sit in our feminine energy because we've never experienced that. 0.99
00:04:59 Well, that just sounds like black feminism to me. 1.00
00:05:01 teaching women how to do that in the time that we are in now but we're not learning fast enough
00:05:06 we deserve to rest we deserve to relax we deserve to choose we want to be a traditional wife i went
00:05:12 from law to being a ceo to now i just want to be a housewife and every time i say that i get so much
00:05:19 hate like women work so hard to get to this point why do you want to be a housewife she wants to be 1.00
00:05:23 a housewife when she's 30 because because that's what you want that's my choice that's what you 1.00
00:05:26 That's the whole point.
00:05:27 Feminism is all about choice. 1.00
00:05:29 Exactly.
00:05:30 What can I choose?
00:05:31 That's the whole point of feminism. 1.00
00:05:32 It's like, why can I choose?
00:05:34 What are you missing in America to claim that you are oppressed as a woman? 0.96
00:05:38 Well, we just had our rights to our own uteruses stripped away. 1.00
00:05:42 The right to murder your own baby, though. 0.75
00:05:44 I mean, let's be right. 0.98
00:05:44 It's not a baby.
00:05:45 It's a clump of cells.
00:05:47 I mean, we all are clump of cells right here.
00:05:48 I think everybody's going to agree and disagree.
00:05:50 Yeah, that's a whole different topic.
00:05:50 I don't know if that's another topic.
00:05:52 That's another topic.
00:05:52 I had a very, very hard time not stepping up to that prompt
00:05:57 because my whole life I did consider myself a feminist. 0.98
00:06:02 Seeing how this modern wave of feminism
00:06:05 has now turned into something very different than equal rights.
00:06:10 We all want equal rights.
00:06:11 Of course, we want equal rights.
00:06:13 We want equality as women.
00:06:14 Of course.
00:06:14 But how can you have equal rights
00:06:15 when you can't define the word woman on the far left?
00:06:18 Alta had a Women's Day recently,
00:06:20 and the women's day was celebrated by two trans women
00:06:23 who still had their male parts.
00:06:26 I mean, you're pushing women out of womanhood. 0.99
00:06:30 I'm sure we're going to have discussions
00:06:31 about whether or not a trans woman is a woman,
00:06:33 but I actually want to go back to how we feel that...
00:06:39 Actually, this was starting to make sense.
00:06:41 Now I want to talk about my feelings.
00:06:44 Our ideal of feminism is probably not the way 1.00
00:06:48 that you four think of feminism.
00:06:51 I'm willing to bet.
00:06:52 I agree with that.
00:06:53 I think that's why people like me stepped away from that.
00:06:55 Not because we're not women empowered
00:06:57 or believe in women empowerment.
00:06:59 It's because we are women empowered. 0.53
00:07:01 It's because we believe women empowered 0.99
00:07:02 means something different than what you guys believe in.
00:07:04 Pause there.
00:07:06 We're going to reset.
00:07:07 Next prompt.
00:07:08 There's no... 1.00
00:07:09 That was the dumbest argument I've ever heard. 1.00
00:07:11 Wrong reason to get an abortion. 1.00
00:07:18 If you were making a health decision between you and a medical professional that is the
00:07:27 right decision for you, your body, your future, it is always the right decision.
00:07:32 I would never stand between anyone with a uterus for making a decision about their body. 0.96
00:07:38 No, yeah, they're like, you can have this health care if you are a victim of incest
00:07:46 or a victim of rape.
00:07:47 It's like, you should be able to have access to that if you want it.
00:07:51 You know, it's about, it's the same as going into the doctor and getting a routine check.
00:07:56 If there's something for your body that you think will, you know, not just benefit you,
00:08:01 but help you live and also help you sustain an actual good life for your child, then that's...
00:08:06 How many bodies do you think she got? 1.00
00:08:07 That's what you need to do.
00:08:08 And financial is a huge thing, too.
00:08:10 It is a huge thing.
00:08:11 It's an extremely... 1.00
00:08:13 Broke, bitch, stop getting fucked. 1.00
00:08:14 Huge financial responsibility. 1.00
00:08:15 So I'm getting fucked by brokies too. 1.00
00:08:17 I'm not a kid, and some people just don't have that means. 0.99
00:08:21 I agree and disagree. I'm definitely pro-choice.
00:08:24 I'm probably the only anti-feminist that's pro-choice. 0.54
00:08:26 Being pro-choice, pro-abortion is actually very common.
00:08:29 It's like 78% of Americans.
00:08:31 Okay, so yeah.
00:08:32 There's actually many people who are in your...
00:08:34 Is that really 78%? Chat, are you pro-life or pro-choice?
00:08:37 I like life.
00:08:38 To me, it makes sense in certain circumstances. I don't think people...
00:08:41 don't think people oh and when i said bodies i meant dead bodies in her stomach not her body 0.99
00:08:45 count should be using uh abortion as a form of birth control i think to me abortions believe it 1.00
00:08:50 or not not even the issue we need to be talking about right now i feel like we need to be talking
00:08:54 about how to properly educate people no matter what their you know status is no matter what
00:08:59 their sexual orientation whatever um and we we need to go from there
00:09:03 Well I think I have a very interesting perspective on this because my mother opened the first
00:09:13 Planned Parenthood in our state and she is very pro-abortion outwardly but inwardly in our home
00:09:23 we weren't allowed to do it and so growing up that dichotomy really I think messed me up a lot
00:09:30 because I was like, okay, which one is the truth?
00:09:33 There are wrong reasons to get an abortion. 1.00
00:09:36 A wrong reason to get an abortion is if you are going through your pregnancy
00:09:42 and all of a sudden you change your mind.
00:09:44 If you are irresponsible and all of a sudden finding yourself scared of motherhood.
00:09:52 When people say that they don't...
00:09:53 They just cut out that whole...
00:09:55 Nobody said anything there.
00:09:57 That women are getting abortions because they just don't want to be pregnant anymore. 0.84
00:10:00 They're not actually understanding the way that an abortion works.
00:10:05 Most of the time they're talking about late-term abortions.
00:10:09 And what a lot of people don't realize is when you have that kind of abortion,
00:10:13 you have to give birth to the fetus. 1.00
00:10:15 There's no going back.
00:10:17 You're literally giving birth to a body.
00:10:20 It's never just a, whoop, I don't feel like being pregnant anymore.
00:10:24 Guess these last eight months I just wasted everything.
00:10:26 No, no one's doing that.
00:10:28 Raising children is the most blessed gift.
00:10:32 And I speak as someone who, when I found out that I was expecting for the first time, I kid you not, I was terrified.
00:10:43 But you were prepared.
00:10:44 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:10:46 I was not necessarily prepared.
00:10:48 I was not prepared.
00:10:50 And I was very much caught off guard.
00:10:52 And I was terrified because I had an incredible career happening for me on the upswing.
00:11:00 I had, let me finish.
00:11:03 I had such a dramatic, fearful reaction to becoming a mother because of what our society
00:11:11 has been telling me throughout my adolescence and my early 20s is that once you become a
00:11:18 mother, it's all over and it ends.
00:11:20 And that is a very, very deeply rooted problem in our society that I do think we need to address.
00:11:26 That sentiment is the patriarchy in action, though.
00:11:29 What is the patriarchy? 0.97
00:11:31 Okay, ready for some retard? 1.00
00:11:33 What isn't the patriarchy? 0.96
00:11:34 I feel like that's the better question.
00:11:36 That's not the better question.
00:11:38 It's a systemic...
00:11:41 Ready for...
00:11:42 Is she going to bring up white people? 0.88
00:11:44 You know, I need a W spam.
00:11:46 If she mentions white people in a question that has nothing to do with race, then I figured out bots.
00:11:53 Ideal that favors masculinity, men, male power, male dominance, the traditional idea of what a man is.
00:12:07 The patriarchy is a system that oppresses not just women, but everyone. 0.99
00:12:13 It's not patriarchy.
00:12:14 Maybe they cut it out, though.
00:12:15 Because the people who scared me so much were the women mom bloggers. 1.00
00:12:21 Just because it's coming from a woman does not mean that it's not from a patriarchy.
00:12:26 Nah, you guys said pre-W, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah.
00:12:28 But we'll see, we'll see, we'll see.
00:12:29 They're still talking about it.
00:12:30 And I do, I speak with really strong conviction about this.
00:12:33 The women who are publicly outward speaking to other women through blogs, through social media,
00:12:42 talking about, my life is so hard because of my kids. 1.00
00:12:45 Oh, my kids are jerks. Oh, life is this. I have no money that that that that those messages are very, very pervasive and they're very dangerous and they're toxic. 1.00
00:12:53 But they're also real parts of motherhood. We just discussed how many of you are mothers here.
00:12:59 I am not a mother. 1.00
00:13:03 Just a bunch of fucking useless wall hitting, not protest going, doing nothing with their lives. 1.00
00:13:10 okay i am a mother of the rest of them should all shut the up and listen to her 12 years 0.99
00:13:17 and i know all of the very very hard parts of motherhood and i just wish as as a mother as a
00:13:24 black as a femme as a trans someone who has actually as the only person here who has gone
00:13:30 through this motherhood experience i from the bottom of my heart wish that the positive aspects
00:13:38 of motherhood supersede all of the hard stuff let's get back on prompt again there's no wrong
00:13:43 reason to get an abortion i want to i want i want to hear from isabella there's been so many points
00:13:47 i want to talk about talk about candace maybe candace what she says about i don't even know
00:13:51 just let her talk sorry um so my parents actually had me when they were 19 and they're not even
00:13:57 having a debate everyone's just talking about their own life thank thank god they didn't abort 1.00
00:14:01 me they were not ready they were in a terrible situation and having me at 19 made them grow up
00:14:06 and mature and become adults and not continue being on a bad a bad path so i'm thankful for
00:14:11 that kind of lily though and a lot of i mean something that you said you said it's societies
00:14:16 i think it was about societies pushing this idea like demonizing motherhood and you said that's
00:14:20 part of the patriarchy well i would ask you this don't you think men benefit from women getting 0.97
00:14:24 abortions because they no longer have to deal with it they they can just sleep around and if
00:14:28 god forbid a woman gets pregnant oh she wants to abort it cool now i'm off the hook what what is 0.99
00:14:33 the patriarchy i don't even know what that men are processing like that everything that goes wrong
00:14:38 that men are to blame and i don't think that's a healthy way of being all of them just have the
00:14:43 wrong definition of this very happy to live under it's so funny that they're like they have a strong
00:14:47 stance on feminism and they don't really even know what they're fighting against not one of them had
00:14:51 the correct definition of patriarchy the so-called patriarchy this word patriarchy it it does not
00:14:58 make any sense to me women are not oppressed in america patriarchal society doesn't bother me 1.00
00:15:03 like marilyn monroe says as marilyn monroe retards patriarchy doesn't mean women are 1.00
00:15:09 oppressed it's just a system of society in which the father is the eldest male
00:15:12 is head of the family and it's just it's just good wait till feminists realize that they want 1.00
00:15:18 to live in a patriarchy a system of society where in which the father or eldest male is head of the
00:15:24 family, and dissent is traced to the male line.
00:15:28 Society of government in which
00:15:28 men hold the power and women are largely excluded 0.66
00:15:30 from it. A society where men are 1.00
00:15:32 in charge. Wait till
00:15:34 they... Bro, that has nothing to do with oppression.
00:15:37 As long as I can be all of a
00:15:38 woman in it, I am not bothered.
00:15:41 The feminist movement
00:15:43 is inherently 0.94
00:15:44 racist. What the fuck 1.00
00:15:46 question is that, bro? 1.00
00:15:51 The feminist movement does not 0.96
00:15:52 benefit. Okay, okay. I see. Remember
00:15:54 remember that pre-W from earlier when she said patriarchy was about white people maybe maybe
00:15:59 that W's coming back POC in any shape or form it especially does not benefit black women and the 0.98
00:16:07 darker your skin is the more you are used I call us black women as the bullets for the feminist 1.00
00:16:14 movement if we're talking historically if we're if we're talking how feminist movements started 0.91
00:16:20 it was an exclusionary movement.
00:16:23 Absolutely.
00:16:23 If we go back to the suffragettes or even further, 0.97
00:16:26 black women were not allowed to join in that effort 0.99
00:16:28 because they really weren't. 0.93
00:16:29 I think that's a W, bro.
00:16:31 The fact that she sat down and saying this,
00:16:33 it wasn't exactly, but I did kind of,
00:16:36 I did kind of...
00:16:38 ...weren't fighting for black women. 0.99
00:16:39 ...until we were used as bullets. 0.99
00:16:40 Right.
00:16:41 If we're not being used, we can't be part of the movement.
00:16:44 They did use black women. 1.00
00:16:46 They used black women's efforts 1.00
00:16:47 because most of the most achievements that feminism you're right like most of the achievements 1.00
00:16:52 of feminism have been done by black women and white women have stepped in and take the credit 1.00
00:16:57 and taken the credit for like people who do identify as feminists especially those of us 0.99
00:17:01 who are white i think the most important thing for us to do is to sit down shut up and listen 1.00
00:17:05 to black yo bro guilty white people are the worst brand of white people i i fuck what racist white 1.00
00:17:13 people is just listen to this one more time who are white i think the most important thing for 1.00
00:17:17 us to do is to sit down shut up and listen to black women they just look at look at the fuck 1.00
00:17:22 look at destiny on the left yeah i'll shut up yeah i'll shut the fuck up i'm bad because i'm 1.00
00:17:27 white that's why i dyed my hair green so i could be less white as a black woman who identifies as 0.99
00:17:35 a feminist my work centers black women so to say that you know of course like white women were able 1.00
00:17:44 to vote before black women like the feminist movement was inherently racist but how i live
00:17:50 my life in the way that i the community that i've built around myself of black feminists
00:17:55 we see why label it feminism well you can you can label it whatever you want black helping 1.00
00:18:01 other black women i affirm you and i see that the semantics makes you uncomfortable because 0.96
00:18:06 feminism was racist but you it is still racist but you're not racist so if you are not racist
00:18:13 and you um they're genuinely just arguing about absolutely nothing issues that you want to be
00:18:20 working towards for black women that doesn't mean that you're inherently being racist or
00:18:24 helping white women i think feminism exists on a spectrum okay people in the chat keep saying that
00:18:30 uh the the america first people are saying that the girl on the left does she have a jewish star
00:18:35 necklace do jews not count as white she looks white she's guilty white true we're talking about 0.92
00:18:42 semantics. Does it really say in the Talmud that abortion is good? We're talking about terms. They
00:18:47 evolve and they change. Ideologies change. And I think that feminism is evolving and changing. 0.98
00:18:53 And I think it's because of the work of people like you. And so that's why I can confidently say
00:18:58 it's evolving. It's not evolving. I think it's devolving. You know, I think third word,
00:19:04 third wave feminism, I mean, by all accounts, I see, you know, again, have a very powerful black 1.00
00:19:10 mother very feminist black mother and I've seen I would never forget this as I
00:19:15 was actually you know she's battling cancer and I'm holding her hand in bed 0.78
00:19:20 and she's married to my dad who's a very passive man he's a professor but very
00:19:23 passive and let her took the front she waited for my dad to leave the room and
00:19:27 said maybe you can find a man to take care of you and this is at the I'm sorry 0.99
00:19:34 What the fuck? 0.99
00:19:37 My mom is like, she's like this thing 1.00
00:19:40 that's bigger than life.
00:19:41 Is this therapy or debate?
00:19:43 She's so big, like, untouchable,
00:19:45 like, you know, like, powerful, and...
00:19:48 This is therapy talk, bro.
00:19:50 I wanted to watch...
00:19:51 No one could tell her, and just to see her weak,
00:19:54 and her only regret now is that she...
00:19:56 Yo, have some kids. 0.91
00:19:57 What are you doing in Jubilee, bro?
00:20:00 Go and start a family.
00:20:01 This is a waste of everyone's time.
00:20:03 got to rest and she never met a man to take care of her even though my dad is incredible in his
00:20:08 own way but she never experienced what it feels like to be a woman and um i refuse to i would
00:20:14 rather die alone than experience a marriage like that what 40 years of fighting and being a feminist 1.00
00:20:20 you know and she with this bitch wait wait wait and um i refuse to i would rather die alone than 1.00
00:20:28 let me play a sad song for you on the world's smallest i would rather die alone than get married 1.00
00:20:34 so i'm gonna go debate nothing on jubilee
00:20:38 after 40 years of fighting and being a feminist you know and she fighting at her end i mean no 1.00
00:20:48 one wants to say they did life this bitch is crying too what is this this ain't no debate chat 1.00
00:20:55 what the bitches are crying this was about race half the time they haven't even fucking 1.00
00:21:01 this is just modern women man this is western women bro this is the pickings we got 1.00
00:21:11 this is what we got to pick from wrong but she's saying man i wish i could have taken care of
00:21:17 myself i wish i could have done this and i love how you get your hair done and you go get makeup
00:21:21 And she says it, you know, like she wasn't there in the household to raise us, like back to motherhood, because she was gone fighting every single day for women's rights to come home and be exhausted by the time she gets home. And we never got to have a mother, you know.
00:21:37 when i scroll my own social media feed i rarely rarely rarely see a powerful woman highlighted 1.00
00:21:47 who is not an ethnicity who is not an ethnicity yes no no i i it's it's true and the other girls 1.00
00:21:58 are clapping like it's a good thing oh this is just using them as pawns yeah using them as pawns
00:22:03 A lot of big brands are now hopping on this modern feminism bandwagon, which I don't agree 1.00
00:22:11 with what modern feminism is, but a lot of brands now, and I'll just say a big brand 1.00
00:22:20 that comes to mind is Dove.
00:22:25 is always a good thing. However, I for years have not seen any kind of an ad campaign from
00:22:36 the brand Dove speaking to women's empowerment that includes a woman that looks like us.
00:22:46 What modern feminism today is lacking, I think, is common sense, is genuine respect for diversity 1.00
00:22:57 of opinion for all women.
00:23:01 If you felt modern day feminism didn't hijack all points of view of women, that you would 0.99
00:23:06 still identify as a feminist?
00:23:09 Yes.
00:23:10 Yes.
00:23:11 Well, I mean, the entire time everyone was talking, all I was thinking was, wow, I'm
00:23:14 While everyone else was talking, I was thinking about something completely different and about
00:23:21 myself.
00:23:22 I'm pretty so I don't have to make any sense because me, listen up, I'm pretty and
00:23:28 I'm talking.
00:23:29 Oh, I'm doing the empathy girl face because she's saying something that happened.
00:23:38 keeps getting brought up I know was brought up in the prompt for this one
00:23:40 but in every single other one and I don't even think about this I don't
00:23:43 even think that I'm not being represented even in ads I don't care it
00:23:46 just I don't I'm sure I am me I'm sure you don't care you don't have to care
00:23:51 thank you for letting me know that you always know feminists always know best 1.00
00:23:54 for me that's what I've noticed it's a trend I mean I'm just pointing out that
00:24:02 you are a privileged white woman who oh oh okay so the girl right here that the american first 1.00
00:24:10 people are saying is not actually white because she's jewish she keeps bringing this shit up she 1.00
00:24:15 keeps trying to and i see you guys are getting angry like oh she's being an undercover white 0.99
00:24:18 to shame europeans right trend i mean i'm just pointing out that you are a privileged white 0.57
00:24:24 woman who has not had to see the lack of diversity when we step into a room filled with other white 1.00
00:24:31 people we don't notice that it's other white people but when women of color have stepped into
00:24:37 room oh now i see okay all right rooms oh also
00:24:43 and they see that it's just a bunch of other white people also intersectionality is not just
00:24:53 about diversity and it's certainly not about diversity in ad campaigns it's about how poor
00:24:58 women can't afford to drive to another state to get an abortion but rich women can it costs more 1.00
00:25:03 money to drive to get an abortion than it would take to raise that kid well saying that's the 1.00
00:25:08 thing right like if you don't have the money to drive to get an abortion how are you going to
00:25:12 have the money to raise that child why should you be forced in the motherhood feminists don't 1.00
00:25:19 appreciate all that men do for society they all should sit down and shout out to all the hard
00:25:25 workers shout out to everybody that's put on a tool belt today shout out to the electricians the
00:25:28 garbage men the plumbers shout out to the construction workers the miners everybody
00:25:33 that gets overlooked just know that you are appreciated you keep everything in society 0.51
00:25:37 functioning i know that it's not cool to do those jobs anymore based on what everybody
00:25:41 glorifies on social media but just know everybody in this stream supports you type of one if you
00:25:48 support the men that make sure that society runs well so that a bunch of feminists can sit down in 1.00
00:25:53 these chairs not have children and cry about nothing i mean i've got a lot to say about this 0.99
00:26:03 i mean feminists i mean feminists just demonize men they hate men all men are trash they say they 0.99
00:26:08 hate men while simultaneously trying to become men they hate them for having power and the 0.99
00:26:13 patriarchy so they're trying to overtake it but a lot of women will talk about rape culture but 1.00
00:26:17 guess what guess who's going to protect you from bad people a man we need men it's as simple as
00:26:23 It's a God-given right for men to exist the way they were assigned to exist.
00:26:30 We need men.
00:26:32 It's very simple.
00:26:33 We need men to procreate. 1.00
00:26:35 We need men to provide. 1.00
00:26:36 We need men to produce. 1.00
00:26:37 We need men to go to war and die. 0.88
00:26:39 We need men. 0.98
00:26:41 It's so bad now that men, they're so scared of us, they're terrified all the time.
00:26:45 I go on dates with men, and they're like, am I allowed to open the door?
00:26:48 Can I not open the door?
00:26:48 Can I touch it?
00:26:49 Can I pull the chair out?
00:26:50 What can I do?
00:26:50 And they're shaking.
00:26:51 They're sweating.
00:26:52 And you're just like, be yourself.
00:26:54 Just, it's okay.
00:26:55 Like, they're so afraid of doing anything wrong.
00:26:58 The Me Too movement fucked up the whole game.
00:27:00 So much so, they're now the most lonely demographic in the world, right? 0.97
00:27:03 Like, the straight white men, I heard, are now the most lonely 0.93
00:27:07 because they're just creating incels, you know?
00:27:10 They don't want to leave their apartment or their house
00:27:13 because they're so afraid of women. 0.65
00:27:15 Shout out the incels, too.
00:27:16 I really, I'm not on board with this trend,
00:27:18 especially happening in schools right now.
00:27:20 There is a trend where they are raising up
00:27:24 Redacted Ryan, thank you for the 10
00:27:25 Again, thank you for the shout out
00:27:27 As an HVAC tech
00:27:29 I can tell you all hardworking men are underappreciated
00:27:32 They are
00:27:32 All the feminists are about to sit down 1.00
00:27:34 And they say that the patriarchy doesn't matter
00:27:36 But you guys are like Ryan
00:27:38 Guys like you, the mechanics, construction workers
00:27:41 All you people are the reason that everything functions
00:27:43 It's the reason that the lights are working in this building
00:27:46 It's the reason that the cameras are operating
00:27:48 Everything in this building
00:27:49 for them to sit down and do this and for also for eight women to sit in a room and feel safe
00:27:54 to talk about garbage is because men are there protecting and providing men are there to make 0.99
00:27:59 sure that this is possible and they'll sit down and just disrespect the people that have created 0.97
00:28:04 everything that is around them the girls girl power girl boss girl this run like a girl in
00:28:11 the best way possible vomit that's now now it's dangerous it is dangerous because yes we want to
00:28:17 uplift our women. That's the right thing to do so that men and women do maintain equality. But at
00:28:22 the same time, by raising the girls, raising the girls, we are forgetting about our boys.
00:28:28 Yeah, they want to solve inequality by enforcing more inequality. And if women were equal to men, 1.00
00:28:33 then why do the girls need to be raised up so much? Why? The only men that feminists like 1.00
00:28:37 are men dressing as women and dominating their sports and just really reversing what the other
00:28:44 waves of feminism fought to do have fun with men beating you and your sports and women because 1.00
00:28:48 guess what you're not going to beat them have fun i've never even felt unequal so i don't even know
00:28:53 what the problem is i feel like a lot of people just want to have a reason to be upset and outraged
00:28:58 i also just don't identify with all these identity politics groups i think they're being pit
00:29:02 yo one time for the one time give my homie ryan some top just for all the work he's done
00:29:08 you've never felt unequal you've never felt underappreciated just let my boy ryan get some
00:29:13 against each other separating all these different people by race class gender everything sexual
00:29:19 orientation and i look at people as individuals all right on that note let's have the disagreeer
00:29:24 step forward there's a difference between not appreciating men and pointing out the inequities
00:29:31 that have been systemically put in place to favor men especially white men white straight men there's
00:29:39 There's a difference between hating men and pointing out that there are inequities.
00:29:44 I want to talk about this concept of protection.
00:29:47 We're talking about good men, good men who are protectors.
00:29:50 Who are they protecting us from?
00:29:52 Bad men.
00:29:53 Bad men, exactly.
00:29:54 Or bad women, bad anybody. 1.00
00:29:56 I could drive a car.
00:29:57 It was a rhetorical question.
00:29:59 No, I understand the point you were trying to make.
00:30:01 That's why I said what you wanted me to say.
00:30:02 But I'm going to finish. 1.00
00:30:03 This is the stupidest conversation. 1.00
00:30:05 And who benefits from men's bad behavior? 1.00
00:30:08 Good men as well.
00:30:09 What?
00:30:10 They get to be positioned as the good guys.
00:30:12 Good apples.
00:30:12 What?
00:30:15 They benefit because they risked their life to save you,
00:30:18 and now they've benefited because they get approval from you?
00:30:22 They're the good apples.
00:30:23 And that is predicated on the bad behavior of men.
00:30:26 No, they benefit from being a good person and protecting women.
00:30:29 Who cares?
00:30:29 It's not a...
00:30:30 Shout out to all the policemen.
00:30:31 Shout out to the soldiers.
00:30:32 We should not be praising people based off comparing them to bad people.
00:30:35 But I don't benefit from being a good girl.
00:30:38 You're a good feminist, right? 1.00
00:30:40 I'm sure people love what you have to say as a feminist. 1.00
00:30:42 Other feminists agree with it and are like, yes, go girl boss. 1.00
00:30:44 There are good people on earth and bad people on earth.
00:30:47 We're always going to have that.
00:30:48 That would never change.
00:30:49 It's in every animal kingdom.
00:30:50 So we need the good man to protect us from the bad man.
00:30:54 To go off of what you said, because you said when women are sexually assaulted, 0.85
00:30:58 they turn to another man to protect them.
00:30:59 i work as a sexual assault and domestic violence counselor i work with rape victims every single
00:31:05 day they don't turn to men to protect them they don't they should they turn to them i was saying
00:31:12 that they potentially can if you're walking home alone at night i don't turn to another man 0.98
00:31:16 what the fuck is wrong with you what are you doing why would you why are you doing 1.00
00:31:22 why are you making stupid decisions consciously i don't i turn to other women 1.00
00:31:28 Dummy? 1.00
00:31:29 Yeah, I appreciate men that, like, I love a man that knows his place. 0.98
00:31:32 Build the house.
00:31:34 Yeah, yeah, repair that.
00:31:36 Because I'm a god.
00:31:37 Ugh.
00:31:38 Ugh.
00:31:39 It's like, if you.
00:31:40 You're, bro.
00:31:42 I'm not like mine! 1.00
00:31:43 Western women in 4K, listen to your fucking li-li-li bullshit. 1.00
00:31:49 Build the house. 1.00
00:31:50 Yeah, yeah, repair that.
00:31:52 Because I'm a goddess.
00:31:53 No, you're not. 1.00
00:31:54 you're an average hit the wall fucking whore the fuck you got shitty eyelashes and you're a goddess 1.00
00:32:02 what do you do you're a self-declared feminist you're 30 something without kids you're used up 1.00
00:32:08 nobody fucking wants you nobody thinks you're a goddess but you and your own delusion the li li 1.00
00:32:14 delusion meter never fails the longer the eyelashes the little the less sense they make 1.00
00:32:20 always always place build it build the house yeah yeah build the house passive aggressive yeah
00:32:27 build the house that's their attitude that's the modern feminist attitude towards men 1.00
00:32:32 build the house yeah i deserve it do it build it faggot build the house faggot i'm a goddess 1.00
00:32:39 faggot yeah fuck this man i'm so done with western women bro and they're gonna call me 1.00
00:32:46 they're gonna call me an insult for saying that and you're gonna really put up with this 1.00
00:32:49 you're gonna get married to one of these you're building it yeah build it i'm a goddess the fuck 0.99
00:32:55 is wrong with you bro 98 says this video makes me feel bad for the next generation of men this is 1.00
00:33:00 what we this is the dating market bro bitches who are 30 with eyelashes run around saying they're 1.00
00:33:05 goddesses bro yeah repair that because i'm a goddess like if you you you need to hold your 1.00
00:33:11 weight in the relationship like i'm not saying faggot like because i this is what she's thinking 1.00
00:33:17 Like, yeah, build the house. 1.00
00:33:19 What are you, what are you, pussy? 1.00
00:33:21 What are you, a faggot? 1.00
00:33:22 Build me my house. 1.00
00:33:23 Build me my house.
00:33:24 I'm a goddess.
00:33:25 I appreciate men.
00:33:26 I love men.
00:33:27 No, you don't.
00:33:28 You know, just like you said, you know, you have a husband.
00:33:31 You want to cook for your husband. 1.00
00:33:32 You make sure that he's good.
00:33:33 Men have rules in society as well.
00:33:36 Feminist is anything you want it to be as a woman. 1.00
00:33:39 That's the dumbest shit you could have possibly said. 1.00
00:33:42 I am promiscuous because I'm a feminist. 1.00
00:33:45 holy fuck 1.00
00:33:49 the whore being a whore is being a feminist and you want it to be as a woman i being a feminist 1.00
00:33:58 is whatever i want it to be i am promiscuous because i'm a feminist i'm a whore i'm a what 1.00
00:34:04 the fuck is happening to the west bro i'm a promiscuous whore that's also a goddess i 1.00
00:34:12 make up in my head what feminist is 1.00
00:34:14 what is she talking about 0.99
00:34:17 great clown world 0.96
00:34:21 bro, clown world 0.97
00:34:22 thank you for the 20, rollo cook that 0.97
00:34:25 girl in the black shirt and jeans on the right
00:34:26 on Elijah Schaefer and Sidney Watson's old show
00:34:29 was emotionalism versus rationalism on full
00:34:30 display, you should check that out, iron frame
00:34:32 thank you, I'll check it out, that's a rollo 0.99
00:34:34 this is why this shit is done man 1.00
00:34:36 she's a 1.00
00:34:38 whore, instead of calling herself a 1.00
00:34:40 whore, she calls herself a feminist and she's also a 1.00
00:34:42 goddess, and not only that, build her house, fuck that. 1.00
00:34:46 But you can also be conservative because I'm a feminist. 1.00
00:34:48 Modern day feminism is about you and what you make it 1.00
00:34:51 and not what someone 60 years ago said it was. 0.99
00:34:54 It's just whatever the fuck you want it to be. 1.00
00:34:57 Hat hair, fucking hit the wall. 1.00
00:35:01 Bro, fuck this, fuck this, bro, ugh. 1.00
00:35:08 But I don't praise men because they aren't raping. 1.00
00:35:12 Like, you know, that's-
00:35:13 I agree with everything you said.
00:35:14 You're agreeing with us.
00:35:16 We're agreeing with the same exact thing.
00:35:17 Like, that's actually the movement.
00:35:18 Yeah, but I disagree with the prompt,
00:35:19 because I do appreciate men.
00:35:21 I don't think that feminists don't appreciate men. 1.00
00:35:24 I think that's not true.
00:35:26 Like, the person who taught me
00:35:27 to be the feminist that I am was my father.
00:35:30 My father did not raise me to believe
00:35:32 that I was less than-
00:35:34 Ha! 0.98
00:35:34 Killer says, shout out to all my woman beater- 1.00
00:35:37 Oh, bro, bro, bro, bro.
00:35:38 No, no, no, no, no.
00:35:39 No, no, no, no.
00:35:40 This, okay, too far, bro. 1.00
00:35:42 shout out to all my woman beaters out there fuck women we don't give a fucking flying fuck about 1.00
00:35:46 y'all hail nick fuente okay this guy's joking this guy's joking this is not this is that was 1.00
00:35:54 full full okay that was incel on display there's a difference and let me make a point right here 0.96
00:36:00 there's a difference between saying i don't want to settle down with a goddess whore and then 0.98
00:36:07 saying i want to beat women shout out bro perfect how are you how are you gonna go and talk about 0.99
00:36:16 god non-stop and i understand i make some mistakes i understand but l stream there's a difference 0.99
00:36:22 between hedonism like yeah i drink sometimes and yes like premarital sex but you're out here saying 0.99
00:36:26 shout out my woman beaters out there what the fuck you think god thinks about that and if you say 0.99
00:36:32 hail nick fuentes he doesn't bro it's 4k and sell because i was a woman he raised me to understand 0.99
00:36:41 that i am societally disadvantaged but he told me that i was going to rise above that my household
00:36:47 my father my mom was so strong my dad became so emasculated he cannot do anything he stopped
00:36:52 working he became just like a couch potato right why she just went out there and kill it and we are
00:37:00 destroying family as we know because look at me i'm in my 30s i'm not settled down i don't have
00:37:05 children i don't have this family unit that i want so terribly because no matter how hard i tried
00:37:11 that feminism that i was raised with always tends to overshadow my relation because in my head i
00:37:16 know best right every other woman and they're all childless here except for the woman in the red 1.00
00:37:20 do you see how she's admitting that feminism distracted her from doing what she wanted to 1.00
00:37:25 do to find a man and now she's 30 and she wants to be a housewife but she can't have it because 1.00
00:37:28 she's 30. I like I know what's right I know because I saw it growing up I saw a model to me
00:37:32 growing up like a woman knows everything we're so powerful we're so strong. What? Men are supposed
00:37:39 to be the head of the household do you understand that that is killing men? That's killing men. It
00:37:43 is killing. No it's not you this whole ideology that you follow is what's killing men. Why let
00:37:51 them die because we need to get they need to go back to working. The pressure of it you mean right
00:37:55 the pressure of it is destroying their mental health that's why men are six times more likely
00:38:00 to commit suicide no it's not no it's not it's because we got to put up with women like you it's 1.00
00:38:06 the brainwashing has nothing to do with being the head of the household this has been normal in 1.00
00:38:10 society forever bro absolute fucking delusion don't listen to any of these women you mad thank 0.99
00:38:14 you for the big 50 you mad 6 500 people in here and only 1 000 likes like the video chat w streams 0.99
00:38:22 nico you should play this video on your street for motivation when you do push-ups 20 push-ups
00:38:27 when you play the video okay let's get our energy up before we listen to succubus again and all the 0.97
00:38:30 fucking mad people all the incels all the people debating in the chat right now people going back 0.96
00:38:35 and forth about whether jews are actually white people right let's get our energy up i know i 1.00
00:38:41 know there's a lot of heat all the incels who are saying 220 what is this cringe video bro 1.00
00:38:48 Oh, it's some ziz shit 1.00
00:38:50 Energy up 0.98
00:38:52 L battery, I know
00:38:56 20 1.00
00:38:57 No low energy shit 1.00
00:39:00 This is the only solution to this feminist nonsense 1.00
00:39:03 We're not gonna back down 0.99
00:39:04 Don't listen to these women 1.00
00:39:05 20 1.00
00:39:05 This is kind of cringy, but fuck it 1.00
00:39:18 I can imagine you Matt playing this in the gym. 1.00
00:39:36 Yeah!
00:39:37 Embrace masculinity!
00:39:39 Reject modernity!
00:39:40 Yeah, bro!
00:39:41 All right, pieces!
00:39:44 Is 0.88
00:39:51 Does this should get you hyped up or what 0.99
00:40:06 Yo, who did it who did type that'd be done you did 40 I am him good shit, bro 0.99
00:40:11 Who did? Who did it? 0.99
00:40:12 I had W form though, right? 0.99
00:40:14 My form is so good that you guys don't even check that shit no more. 0.98
00:40:41 what it's it's okay to be sad 0.98
00:40:48 it's okay to express what 0.99
00:40:52 nah nah nah you mad thank you bro thank you for the big 50 i don't mean to make fun of your shit 0.99
00:41:08 I can see why this gets you wiped up 0.99
00:41:10 But
00:41:11 I don't know man
00:41:22 Okay
00:41:22 Alright
00:41:23 This is a little bit
00:41:24 Bumbleclat 0.99
00:41:24 Ain't no funny shit 0.99
00:41:25 This is some 0.99
00:41:26 World At War
00:41:26 Montage music
00:41:27 Yes
00:41:27 This is what
00:41:28 Make me want to do
00:41:28 A YY
00:41:29 Triple Fakie 0.94
00:41:30 All in Terminal
00:41:31 You guys like this song?
00:41:38 Too late
00:41:40 Too late
00:41:42 Too late 0.98
00:41:44 Kinda gay though 0.99
00:41:46 Kinda gay though 0.99
00:41:48 No, but it's good 0.98
00:41:50 Okay 1.00
00:41:52 Back to fucking feminist crying 1.00
00:41:54 You mad 1.00
00:41:56 No, okay, I ain't making fun of it
00:41:58 You did bring the energy up on this stream
00:42:00 Look at him in here
00:42:04 You do hype it up every time
00:42:06 You do be hyping it up.
00:42:08 Nothing for you!
00:42:10 Okay.
00:42:11 ...than women are, especially men in committed relationships.
00:42:14 Men in their 40s that are married with families are the highest risk for suicide.
00:42:19 But it's killing men because we have generations and generations... 1.00
00:42:25 Oh, this shit sucks, bro. 1.00
00:42:26 I'm going to go... 1.00
00:42:26 Ah, you can burn it in.
00:42:41 You better say, Sneaker, come on now, bro.
00:42:44 You know, I met Ziz's brother the other day.
00:42:47 He came on Fresh and Fit Chess Bra. 0.99
00:42:49 And he told me a lot of shit about Ziz that 0.99
00:42:51 one day, one day you'll hear about. 0.99
00:42:56 Okay, okay, okay, all right, you get the point.
00:43:22 of boys who were not raised to be men and working out his coat okay the incels chatting again
00:43:29 working out his coat for people who want physical strength but they lack mental strength read some
00:43:33 books and do some research once in a while between the sense crying out for crying out loud bro you 1.00
00:43:38 just fucking donated about beating women you're fucking weak ass reading books all day your wife 1.00
00:43:43 is gonna beat the shit out of you weak boy reading your books what are you gonna do slap her with a 1.00
00:43:48 book you fucking you fucking incel nerd reading yeah working out is coke for people who want 1.00
00:43:55 physical strength where they lack mental strength reads the books to do some research once in a while 1.00
00:43:59 between the sets of bench for crying out loud fucking nerd nerd your wife is beating you up 1.00
00:44:04 rise to that occasion it's killing men because we are not in a position capitalistically where we 1.00
00:44:10 can have men be the one single head of the household the bread earner the decision maker
00:44:14 we are no longer in the 1950s our economy is not able to handle that kind of uh that kind of
00:44:23 nuclear family with the man being the head of the household the stay-at-home moms and the and the 2.5 0.56
00:44:28 children i want to clarify i'm not a stay-at-home mom no no i do work i understand so i do have
00:44:33 perspective when you are in a long-term marriage or relationship with a partner of anyone yes you're
00:44:41 going to have disagreements, but you also have to understand that each person in that
00:44:47 partnership...
00:44:47 Yo, Chad, I got me dying right now. 1.00
00:44:50 Read some books and beat your wife. 0.99
00:44:51 Sigma grind set. 1.00
00:44:54 This fucking dude is watching Nazi videos all day like, yeah, you're just coping. 0.99
00:44:59 But we all just did push-ups, and this guy was sitting over here feeling better about 1.00
00:45:03 his fat ass, just sitting there, not doing push-ups. 0.99
00:45:07 Why don't you read a book, coper? 1.00
00:45:09 Shut up, faggot. 1.00
00:45:11 does have roles because that is how a healthy family functions only women should make laws 1.00
00:45:18 about women's bodies only women should make laws oh oh look at you waiting for oh 1.00
00:45:24 oh wow she fucking sat back when she saw the feminist i'm gonna add a minor caveat to this 1.00
00:45:34 and not say that like entirely just women should make laws about women's bodies and i think it's 1.00
00:45:42 more important that people who are educated on the female body are the people who are allowed to make 0.97
00:45:49 laws about the female body like we shouldn't have lawmakers making laws stating oh abortion is 1.00
00:45:55 completely completely illegal even if it's an ectopic pregnancy you can you can reinsert that 1.00
00:46:01 fetus no you're killing people if you if you make that kind of stupid law it 0.99
00:46:05 doesn't mean that any of our male lawmakers can't be involved and frankly 0.99
00:46:11 i think they need to be a little bit more involved some of them thank you yes
00:46:15 they are letting me down yeah and you know i think there are a lot of men who
00:46:18 hold a lot of power who are on our side we're not doing enough
00:46:25 i want to say it's funny because i think you all spoke for us because i think you
00:46:29 You all agreed that everyone should be involved in making these laws.
00:46:34 We need men.
00:46:35 You see how simple that was?
00:46:36 And men can be women these days.
00:46:37 Men can't be women if they actively identify as men. 0.97
00:46:41 That's not a thing.
00:46:42 What?
00:46:43 I currently identify as a man.
00:46:46 Okay, then you're a man.
00:46:49 Congratulations.
00:46:50 Thank you.
00:46:51 Do you agree?
00:46:51 Bro, this is how easy it is?
00:46:53 One more time.
00:46:53 I identify as a man.
00:46:55 Okay, then you're a man.
00:46:56 Congratulations.
00:46:57 Thank you.
00:46:58 Do you agree that these laws that are specific about our bodies, shouldn't the originators of that bill talking about our bodies be women?
00:47:11 Answer that opinion.
00:47:13 No, I think I don't think we should think about men versus women.
00:47:16 I think we should have intelligence.
00:47:18 It's not about men versus women.
00:47:19 Of course, men are going to be involved with creating laws and putting laws into place. 0.96
00:47:24 But when we're talking about the language, when we're talking about verbiage for these laws, shouldn't a woman be, multiple women, preferably, be involved, be at the forefront of what these laws look like for us? 0.87
00:47:40 I think it's less about a man versus a woman and more about the way society is now versus 50 years ago.
00:47:48 People that you didn't even vote for that are spending lifelong terms in Congress and such.
00:47:52 You know, in the Supreme Court, that's more of an issue to me than worrying about if a man or a woman wrote this law or a bill.
00:48:00 There's checks and balances to our government, but I wanted to ask you, I'm a woman, I'm 100% pro-life.
00:48:07 Oh, you're a woman now? 0.99
00:48:09 I identify right now. 1.00
00:48:10 I'm switching back okay no very fluid very fluid by the hour I fuck with her man but um would you 0.99
00:48:17 be okay with so I'm a woman now for for now and I am very pro-life you're okay with women like me 0.99
00:48:23 those eyelashes kind of crazy making these laws because you disagree with the outcome there I'm
00:48:28 your pro your pro choice right but the law the law is if we're talking about Roe v. Wade right
00:48:33 The law is about, it's not about your ideal pro-life.
00:48:39 It's about abortion. 0.93
00:48:41 It's about bodily autonomy.
00:48:42 If you don't want to get an abortion, fine. 0.99
00:48:44 I mean, that's what it's all about.
00:48:45 It's your choice.
00:48:47 I want to...
00:48:47 What?
00:48:48 What?
00:48:49 I want to sort of reverse it.
00:48:50 They can't even stay on one topic for five seconds.
00:48:52 I didn't ask you the question.
00:48:53 Should there be laws about women's bodies where there was no women involved? 1.00
00:48:58 Because there certainly are.
00:48:59 Right, but we live in a system of government where there are states' rights, and I live
00:49:05 in California, and guess what?
00:49:07 I don't agree with anything our governor is doing.
00:49:09 I don't agree with the majority that is in our state legislature, yet I live here and
00:49:14 I choose to live here, and if I have a problem with the laws, then I have the opportunity
00:49:18 to move to a different state. 0.99
00:49:19 So just fuck all the people who don't have the opportunity to move to a different state. 1.00
00:49:23 Everyone has opportunity to work, to make a life for themselves here in America. 1.00
00:49:27 What I love about America is that this is the only place on earth that you can work and achieve based on your marriage.
00:49:35 I was raised by a single mom who, you know, didn't have the support she needed to really mother me.
00:49:42 So by the time I was 15, I moved out of her home.
00:49:45 And I lived with a boyfriend at the time.
00:49:47 I fought my school board for better sex education. 0.59
00:49:50 I fought my senator when he voted to repeal funding for Title X and birth control access, the funding I relied on.
00:49:56 And you had zero kids.
00:49:57 told him, why would you deny me the American dream? And I shared with him that birth control
00:50:03 was helping me to be successful, to go on to higher education. And now I'm on a full ride
00:50:08 at Columbia University. I'm the first of my family to go to college. And in large part,
00:50:11 that is because of access to birth control. You guys mentioned that, you know, there's not
00:50:15 everyone has a bootstrap and this is why feminism is. Yeah, so much victimizing. All they do, 1.00
00:50:19 that's all, every time they make a point, they need to tell everybody else, I'm the biggest
00:50:23 victim no i'm the biggest victim as a 15 year old homeless abortion surviving by poc blah blah 0.90
00:50:32 latinx trans every time they talk they victimize themselves every time and when they get out 1.00
00:50:38 victimized they're like they're like i'm a guilty white person i'll shut up and listen such a weird
00:50:43 topic to have in this particular country because i'm from a developing kind of a nigeria you know
00:50:47 although my parents were quite successful, thankfully.
00:50:50 Bro, see what I'm saying?
00:50:51 I grew up around poverty.
00:50:54 Bro, can you just make a point 0.99
00:50:57 without fucking playing the SpongeBob violin? 0.99
00:50:59 I saw it every single day. 0.99
00:51:01 And so to come to this country, 0.93
00:51:03 to have to start over...
00:51:04 You see how this is a perfect example
00:51:06 of how emotions lead the West now?
00:51:10 They're not actually having a debate.
00:51:12 This is just a victim battle.
00:51:14 And make something of ourselves.
00:51:16 and I see immigrants do it all the time.
00:51:17 Oh, when you say things like,
00:51:19 oh, I was raised by a single mother,
00:51:21 or, you know, most people don't have bootstraps.
00:51:23 You're in America.
00:51:25 That's like, this is, I mean...
00:51:27 This is the place to do it.
00:51:27 This is the place to do it.
00:51:28 Find that boot, honey, and put it on. 0.87
00:51:30 No one's saying that there aren't challenges.
00:51:32 We're saying that this is the best place
00:51:34 to have that challenge.
00:51:36 And I quickly want to say...
00:51:36 The challenges are not distributed equally.
00:51:38 Nobody said that.
00:51:39 Let me just...
00:51:40 Somebody did.
00:51:41 To say that only women should make decisions 1.00
00:51:44 about women's bodies is completely unrealistic. 0.78
00:51:47 I have to believe that there is a future where that is possible.
00:51:50 Well, of course there's a future.
00:51:51 More women than ever are serving in our government. 1.00
00:51:54 Of course there's a future.
00:51:55 So, of course, women always have a seat at the table. 1.00
00:51:58 You're at Columbia.
00:51:59 Look at you. You moved out at 15. You're at Columbia.
00:52:01 Yeah, but when I graduated from UC Berkeley and I was in my lecture halls,
00:52:05 there were two other black people, and it's 400 people in here.
00:52:08 Like, that makes me uncomfortable.
00:52:10 It's not that we look at everything through an oppressive lens.
00:52:12 it's that many of us hold different identities that allow society to continue to oppress us
00:52:21 a friend of mine had to travel across state for an abortion she 1.00
00:52:26 had the ability to select between paying for her disability the things that she needs for
00:52:31 her disability or traveling for an abortion like you guys don't have to think about that 0.97
00:52:38 That was her choice to have sex. 1.00
00:52:42 No, she was f***ing raped. 1.00
00:52:44 No, then I agree with you. 1.00
00:52:45 Then I agree with you.
00:52:46 You know how much I want to bet she wasn't?
00:52:51 Just everything she was talking about, the men, UI, it's just, no, she was drunk.
00:52:57 Did she regret it the next day?
00:52:59 I don't think so.
00:53:01 But I shouldn't have to tell you that story for you to understand that there are certain things
00:53:07 that you have not experienced that oppress other people oh okay you're just traumatized enough for
00:53:13 me to understand that maybe things are hard feminism that doesn't include trans women isn't 1.00
00:53:20 oh these questions are so bad every single thing that they're talking about is nonsense feminism
00:53:30 you surprised to see me here no okay good you know it's really important to include trans women
00:53:36 and trans people and gender non-conforming people.
00:53:39 By the way, I am genderqueer.
00:53:41 Oh, are you?
00:53:42 Myself.
00:53:43 Oh! 0.60
00:53:45 I don't actually identify as a woman.
00:53:48 Oh! 0.60
00:53:50 Right, right.
00:53:52 It's really important that those of us who do have privileges
00:53:55 like speak up for trans women. 0.99
00:53:59 Oh! 0.60
00:54:03 In the community, especially because they're the most out.
00:54:06 Oh, God.
00:54:06 So, you know, the American first people watching, like, and another one, 1.00
00:54:09 Hail Sneeko, you're joking now because you realize that shit's out of dumb earlier. 1.00
00:54:12 Bro, how do you defend, when I say that the West is done and then you hear shit like this, 1.00
00:54:18 how do you expect to reprogram people who are this far down nothing world? 0.99
00:54:26 This level of clownery, a genderqueer, like, what are you talking about? 1.00
00:54:33 I you can't fix these people I just did a debate with the she they and then even then all the 1.00
00:54:39 blue pill people like Sneeko isn't a perfect religious person I'm not but how are you going
00:54:44 to ignore the fact that you guys like yeah he's debated two women she doesn't even call herself
00:54:48 a woman at risk for hate crimes I also want to just level set and say that we are having this
00:54:55 conversation without trans women right we are sitting here today having we know that for sure 1.00
00:55:00 How do you know?
00:55:02 I identify as friends and not.
00:55:04 Hold on, she identifies as non-binary and she's on a feminist panel.
00:55:07 So maybe she doesn't belong here either.
00:55:09 They don't belong here.
00:55:10 Plot twist, I am biologically female and I'll never deny that.
00:55:17 I lived as a woman for most of my life.
00:55:21 I am 31, I only came out a couple of years ago.
00:55:26 Came out as what?
00:55:28 what a lot of time you know the majority of my life in these spaces with women that does give 1.00
00:55:36 me a kind of unique perspective now being a trans non-binary person
00:55:41 there's an issue with categorizing our friend said this all ends once we stop using their
00:55:57 language don't use the pronouns etc call it how it is and don't apologize for it 0.94
00:56:01 and remember do you remember from batu when i came up thank you joshua for the mid
00:56:09 white effect america first people i know you're all white but this is the mid this is when people
00:56:14 like this look at the frumpy little gut she has under her jeans or she like she's so fat she hides 1.00
00:56:20 her stomach in her jeans instead of just being ugly this is the perfect example perfect example 0.99
00:56:26 are you really gender fluid or are you just ugly it's non-binary person oh yeah yeah no you're just 1.00
00:56:34 fucking skinny fat ugly bad hair green like no you're not you're just mid there's an issue with 1.00
00:56:42 categorizing uh womanhood as a means of female uh earlier it was mentioned by somebody on the other 1.00
00:56:50 on the anti-trans side about trans women coming in and taking over sports and things like that which
00:56:56 is just not true that is true it's not it is i can show you a number of cases there might be
00:57:02 people that also haven't no i can show you a number trans women retain 30 of their biological
00:57:08 advantage that is not if they went through male puberty yes it is that is yes it is that is not
00:57:12 let's not argue this that's not even the prompts i'm not gonna argue about that because you're
00:57:16 wrong if you are a trans woman and you walk out in the world and you are seen as a man you do not 0.96
00:57:20 belong in women's spaces i don't care what anybody says i think that's ridiculous and i think even 1.00
00:57:25 trans women that have gender dysphoria that go through transition will agree with me this makes 0.77
00:57:30 me so incredibly uncomfortable that we're even having this conversation you could go back over 0.99
00:57:33 there if you really wanted to yo the lesbian came out fucking strap swinging all of that off the 1.00
00:57:39 table right if we're not talking about who look at another example of them victimizing i'm so 0.99
00:57:43 uncomfortable i hate this conversation that i signed up to be part of let's play sports with
00:57:48 who do can people exist as who they are absolutely it sounded like you were saying
00:57:55 if a trans woman doesn't look like what you perceive as looking like a woman they shouldn't 0.99
00:58:01 be in feminist spaces I didn't say that I said they shouldn't be in female spaces okay not 1.00
00:58:06 feminist spaces okay I think women I disagree with that but that's fine it makes sense to 1.00
00:58:12 biologically classify people it also makes sense to socially classify people let's say my friend
00:58:18 Blair White was sitting right here as my buddy I love her she's sitting right here do I think 1.00
00:58:22 she lives her life as a man no like we were talking about men making decisions for women 0.98
00:58:27 as far as abortions are concerned that's something she'll never experience there are women who 1.00
00:58:31 biologically cannot produce there are females people assigned female at birth who biologically
00:58:35 cannot produce are you saying that those female women should not be able to to have say in those 1.00
00:58:40 laws that's not what i'm saying at all i guess my main issue with trans women being seen as women
00:58:46 and not being seen as trans women is they're changing the definition of women and expecting
00:58:50 everybody to go along with that and that affects me that they are and that affects me directly you
00:58:54 say trans women are women trans women are trans women it's a very different experience women are
00:58:58 women we're just gonna agree to disagree with that if you ask feminists at a women's march 1.00
00:59:03 what a woman is they can't even define it how can you protect she saw matt walsh one 0.92
00:59:07 time thing and empower something that you don't even know the actual definition of
00:59:13 well i will say jk rowling calls herself a feminist and was canceled for not being 1.00
00:59:17 pro-trans and which is kind of overtaking and reversing some of the work feminists have done 1.00
00:59:22 in the past she's a billionaire well they criticize her fine she's fine her billionaire
00:59:29 feelings are hurt i'm so sad you guys notice how the america first people are so quiet now
00:59:35 the people who like they get mad at me like the fighters will stay here i i wish the best for the
00:59:40 future of the west man i wish i could stay in america maybe maybe i'm being a pessimist but
00:59:46 you listen to this nonsense this girl how like how do you watch this and be like yeah i'm gonna 0.97
00:59:51 raise my kids here saddened for her feminist movement does not allow anyone to have any other 1.00
00:59:57 opinions but what you guys think is correct though because she's allowed to have that opinion
01:00:01 and she still makes a bunch of money yes she does what do trans women take away from women 1.00
01:00:08 in the feminist movement the definition of words and what that means and how that affects us
01:00:13 directly when you change can you expand on yes when you change the word woman legally it has
01:00:18 implications sexually it has implications it directly changed throughout histories throughout
01:00:25 different cultures no it hasn't indigenous people have had different uh different genders different
01:00:31 uh different ways of looking at gender the torah specifically has eight different genders and we
01:00:37 have recognized that for over 3 000 years you're denying anybody's culture that does not agree with
01:00:45 your perception and your worldview because you hold so highly onto your identity and you see it
01:00:50 as an attack on who you are all on sexual orientation but it's nothing to do with sexual
01:00:56 it has exactly to do with sex when you change the word woman and a lesbian is a woman that 1.00
01:01:00 is attracted to women how is that not directly affecting us what defines a woman is
01:01:07 being born with biological women's parts and that is what a woman is and trans 1.00
01:01:14 women are individuals who choose to live their lives as women and and and I and
01:01:21 I honor that and everyone everyone deserves dignity and respect and I mean
01:01:24 that but at the same time there are universal truths and we have as a
01:01:31 society gotten to this confusing tangled place where there's your truth your
01:01:36 truth your truth your truth there is one objective truth and what we are can you explain to me the
01:01:41 women in guatemala who are born female who are assigned female at birth and then during puberty 0.71
01:01:48 grow penises what are you talking about man thank you for the five no progress first of all countries 0.98
01:01:56 could be utopia at this point with all the tech and events but evil people and people who have 0.99
01:01:59 nothing going these women have ruined our potential it's not them it's the people who control big 1.00
01:02:03 tech and the people who push these ideologies on them they're i mean they get programmed it's not
01:02:07 their fault look at the asian girl crying off to the left she doesn't even know why she's here 1.00
01:02:10 she's uncomfortable she wants to go home she can't even handle this convo they're easily
01:02:15 programmed i'm my white t they always bring up natives but what happened to the natives that got
01:02:19 wiped out yeah i know these they they crumbled every working patriarchal society has always had
01:02:25 the same definition of man and woman forever and now this what is she talking in guatemala they 0.98
01:02:30 grow penises what do you what who are assigned female at birth and then during puberty grow 0.98
01:02:37 penises what do you what i've never i can't explain it because i don't know anything about 0.99
01:02:42 that sounds like an intersex condition you try to i give it but how feminists always try to tell us 1.00
01:02:48 how we should live our life i said i was a raging feminist she goes i don't believe that i don't
01:02:52 see that i don't i mean what you've been saying i can't see any traces of feminism in my mother 1.00
01:02:57 is literally we heard a lot about your mom but what about you i am a woman looking at me i am
01:03:03 a woman born and raised a woman why are we trying to write woman born biologic woman why are you
01:03:10 trying to write us out of history you guys keep saying that there's a biological reality of male
01:03:15 and female scientists do not agree with you scientists that you choose to agree with i mean 1.00
01:03:19 you can find a study and a scientist to back up anything you want to well i choose to do
01:03:24 peer-reviewed studies and not ones that are backed by political agenda and i'm sorry that
01:03:29 my peer-reviewed studies tend to agree with the fact that trans women are women and that biology
01:03:35 it does not exist in a binary never has and it never will they're trying to change reality in 0.99
01:03:41 real time i secretly crave men's approval oh come on you have to all sit down liars liars liars 0.98
01:03:49 They're on camera so they're all gonna cap. 0.99
01:03:52 Yeah.
01:03:53 Bunch of cappers.
01:03:54 Men's approval has kept me safe in so many ways. 0.99
01:03:57 Being desirable, being fuckable. 0.97
01:03:59 So it's not secret. 0.94
01:04:00 Has kept me safe many a time.
01:04:02 And it's no secret.
01:04:03 I guess that's where I disagree.
01:04:04 It's no secret that sometimes men's approval
01:04:07 is what stands between me and safety.
01:04:09 I firmly believe that the reason why I waited so long
01:04:14 to come out with my transness is because I was afraid.
01:04:19 here's the diagnosis of why she's a gender fluid they them she wants male approval she didn't get 1.00
01:04:25 any so instead of trying to become more attractive and get at the gym and get rid of her lean gut 1.00
01:04:29 she became queer dyed her hair green got the black fingernails now she's a they them and now 1.00
01:04:36 it's not she's not getting male approval she's not getting ignored by men because she's ugly 1.00
01:04:42 she's not getting male approval because she is a half man thing of losing male approval it is so 1.00
01:04:48 embedded into our society i and you didn't get any of it really pushed myself to present in a way
01:04:55 that wasn't authentic to me for men yeah i'm trying to unlearn this like very
01:05:00 do you kind of hear it you're not really gender fluid you're just ugly authentic to me 0.99
01:05:06 for men yeah and it didn't work but if you got that attention you wouldn't have fucking dyed 0.99
01:05:13 your hair green ugly thank you for the 11 shout out sneaker from minnesota we'll be moving to 0.89
01:05:18 miami soon i'm 21 i work finance day to go to college free andrew and tristan see you soon
01:05:22 hi jaylee miami is uh one of the last great places in america i think i'm trying to unlearn
01:05:28 this like very actively and trying to uh trying to unlearn being pretty for nobody's approval but
01:05:34 myself like do you hear the delusion what what it's like very actively and trying to uh fight
01:05:42 for nobody's approval but myself like because it's not even that i should have men's approval
01:05:47 or i should mean men's approval okay i understand me versus me but or women's approval i should need
01:05:52 my own approval yeah and i think i mean this prompt i think might be surprising for some folks
01:05:56 to see us sitting here because we're like so feminist but like but it's a reminder that this 1.00
01:06:00 work doesn't happen in a vacuum and that because i am implicated in what is happening right no this
01:06:06 work doesn't happen in a vacuum but you should stop sitting down and pick up a vacuum and start
01:06:11 a family. In the issues, I am implicated. Get a broom. Get out of this vacuum and pick up a
01:06:16 vacuum. That's why I do the work. Because I am impacted by them. I've never thought of a moment
01:06:28 where I thought to myself, oh, I wish that man would find me sexy because I feel so empowered
01:06:36 in myself. I always dress like this from head to toe, covered usually from head to toe. And never,
01:06:42 I don't think I've ever experienced a woman, perhaps subconsciously, but I don't think I've
01:06:45 ever. And, you know, I think that's also why, you know, with my platform now that I switch from a
01:06:50 raging feminist or femininity, which I was, and you can't tell me what I was and who I was.
01:06:55 I had the shaved head, the armpit hair. Did you really? Yes, I did. And when I went from that to
01:07:01 now i teach women how to like dress modern and cover up and be feminine and soft once you hit 1.00
01:07:07 the wall who are you dressing modern and modest for for myself because it makes cap it's for men
01:07:13 she still hasn't even when she's 30 she still can't be honest it's not for yourself it's for
01:07:17 male approval it empowers me you know it empowers you because men think you're attractive i am
01:07:23 nigerian first and foremost can you shut up with that no one cares because of that in our culture
01:07:28 we've always been very modest we didn't even have a word for it it's just that's that's how women 1.00
01:07:33 dress we would layer on top of layers on top of layers and i remember when i first you know
01:07:39 became a feminist and like movements and i would show skin i always felt so uncomfortable why did
01:07:46 you feel uncomfortable with showing your skin i'm not saying that that's wrong i'm just asking out 1.00
01:07:51 of curiosity why you felt uncomfortable like what the root of that discomfort was because it's not
01:07:56 who I am but I also think we'd be denying reality if we said when we put clothes on the morning
01:08:01 we didn't think about the way that we would navigate the world in them right the way that
01:08:04 people would perceive us and think about us and it's definitely worth noting that like
01:08:09 you know clothing choices are also about access to power access to moving through spaces being
01:08:13 seen as acceptable in certain spaces right like covering up not necessarily because chat type of
01:08:19 one if zero progress was made in this video let's speed it up for the I want to see the rest though
01:08:24 You feel like that empowers you, but covering up because it's a sense of safety.
01:08:28 Like, so many, like, one of the things that we have to, um, that I, with my job, we have
01:08:33 to correct officers on, like, when an assault victim comes forward, like, they're not allowed
01:08:37 to ask, what are you wearing?
01:08:38 Like, but that's...
01:08:39 That's bad.
01:08:40 It's bad.
01:08:41 It's very bad.
01:08:42 It's very...
01:08:43 What?
01:08:44 What?
01:08:45 Like, they're not allowed to ask.
01:08:46 With my job, we have to correct officers on, like, when an assault victim comes forward,
01:08:48 like, they're not allowed to ask, what are you wearing?
01:08:50 Like...
01:08:51 policemen can't do their jobs anymore because it's gonna hurt this is the feelings over facts
01:09:02 world bro but that's but because it's very bad it's very it's bad to try to figure out what
01:09:08 happened um it's very dehumanizing because it implies that it was their fault
01:09:11 it was their fault i think we can all agree on that i was assaulted fully clothed and i was
01:09:20 only 12 years old so you know trust me we're gonna have a prompt that has to do with this cool
01:09:24 yeah I just don't really care about clown world man like men are not a part of my day when I wake
01:09:30 up in the morning I think about how to be the baddest um how to step into myself so if that's 0.79
01:09:35 looking like you from head to toe or showing a little cleavage like it's gonna be what it is 0.71
01:09:38 and men are gonna like the men I attract they like me because I am like no one else they've met
01:09:43 like they've never really experienced this new person so you can't you don't know what their
01:09:51 approval is like especially when it comes to things like race and preference and like nothing
01:09:56 that i do is going to really be approved by men ever so i might as well just do me but i do just 0.97
01:10:00 want to say that men's approval once again this is the dumbest conversation it's not just about 0.98
01:10:04 if they want to date you or marry you or have sex with you it is about if they want to hire you if 0.99
01:10:09 they want you to be a part of their organization or their school and so when we talk about wanting
01:10:13 men's approval we're talking about if they want to hire me if they want to let me have access to
01:10:16 that social mobility and if they will allow me to be safe walking down the street or in a bar
01:10:21 men's approval is so much deeper and more systemic than just like than just romantic are we allowed
01:10:26 to i have to agree with that we're on the opposite end of this because you know i'm a blogger and
01:10:30 i write about women's like makeup and you know for example i'm a blogger and i write about makeup
01:10:35 amari prez says bro genuinely why is it always black women who always end up in weaves and say 1.00
01:10:40 this bs that's true black women are saying some nonsense on here but also the the white women i 1.00
01:10:45 know you guys elsewhere we'll just call her a jew but she was the one spitting all this garbage 1.00
01:10:49 about gender fluid black women don't say the gender fluid shit as much black women will call 1.00
01:10:54 themselves queens and bad bitches but on the other hand the white women are they're coping just but 1.00
01:11:01 on different scales oh he's one of the brains that i am the face of and when i go into those 0.99
01:11:05 meetings they are white men and although I do not go into it thinking oh my god I
01:11:10 should seek the approval I do know that the way I dress conservatively gets me
01:11:15 those checks and probably as a black woman how you wear your hair as well oh 1.00
01:11:18 yeah they love this hair oh they love it I was trying to push you before I do
01:11:21 that but that's also how I was raised and it might be cultural then your
01:11:25 women are very conservative by nature it's rational for women to fear men 1.00
01:11:35 working with um finex has got side effects on the vaccine and looked into it there are peer
01:11:41 viewed studies proving side effects i know i know i can't trust that link because you might be a
01:11:46 weirdo but yeah that's too bad man don't get the booster shot i mean all the kids watching this 0.91
01:11:51 don't let your parents force you to get the booster shot that's medical rape assault and 0.97
01:11:54 domestic violence victims every single day it has completely just reopened my mind and my trauma
01:12:01 because i am a sexual assault survivor myself which is why i got into the work that i do
01:12:04 um victim mentality you know it's funny um if you flip the question and it was a bunch of men
01:12:12 is it rational for men to fear women considering women think they're goddesses all 80% of any 80%
01:12:20 of divorce rates are initiated by the women women take your money women will leave you cheat on all 0.99
01:12:29 this stuff men won't men don't live in fear even though there are so many reasons why you should
01:12:36 it's rational for men to fear women this whole thing like they could change their gender they 0.95
01:12:41 could just get fat as fuck and blame the patriarchy there's a lot of reasons why men should fear but 0.99
01:12:46 we don't sit down for that because why would you live in fear the modern feminist has a victim 1.00
01:12:54 mindset and also wants to be empowered how are you empowered if you live in fear it's every single
01:13:00 woman almost like almost every single woman has some sort of story where she was in then get over 1.00
01:13:07 it if you want to be empowered girl boss a69 says in sneco in third world country where technology 0.85
01:13:11 advances feminism will probably take over what do you think the future will look like when ai is so 1.00
01:13:15 good men slash women don't have to work i think you're gonna have to add value in different ways
01:13:21 because a lot of jobs are going to go away in a room or in a space with a man and that man made
01:13:25 her feel unsafe um and if every single woman has a story like that it's rational absolutely and i
01:13:32 think that's why again i know bringing this back to the trans issue but that's what again why i
01:13:35 think it's important to define what a woman or man or male or female is like if it's just something
01:13:38 in your head then why do we logically have to be afraid of that specific thing if it's just
01:13:42 something a gender in your head so there are biological differences that can make us fearful
01:13:45 or make men react certain ways that are different than women yes and no but there's absolutely a
01:13:50 different perception of a trans woman than a man like when in my experience when women are with
01:13:57 like in the same room as trans women they're not as fearful of like oh my god this person could
01:14:02 assault me because the the likelihood of trans people assaulting women is so so small like it's 0.96
01:14:10 practically and there's a reason for that I agree with that actual trans women my point trans women 0.98
01:14:15 period not actual or inactual no there's a thing people that are claiming the trans identity that's
01:14:20 against the prompt that's true men are not only scary because of their biological difference
01:14:24 they're strong or whatever right some of the violence is that men can can be abusive harmful 0.99
01:14:29 and get away with it's a system absolutely yeah you could fucking falsely accuse me of rape 0.99
01:14:33 but i don't sit down for this you can ruin my life by falsely accusing me of rape but i don't 0.97
01:14:41 live in fear of it the systemic power the right area the reason that 90 90 of sexual assault
01:14:46 cases go unreported is because of like roughly the 8% that are reported only 2% of them actually
01:14:53 face consequences. I genuinely when I got into this work I thought that it was going to be like
01:15:00 oh just men commit domestic violence no women women are equally as likely to commit domestic
01:15:04 violence. But why were you surprised by that? Because I had a different definition in my head
01:15:09 of what domestic violence was before I got my training. Domestic violence is not just like 0.84
01:15:14 punching, hitting, or physical
01:15:16 violence. Oftentimes, it's
01:15:17 stupid conversation. 1.00
01:15:20 Artistics do show that men 1.00
01:15:22 do commit physical domestic violence.
01:15:24 Women hate the way feminists. 1.00
01:15:25 That was dumb. 1.00
01:15:28 That was dumb. That was 1.00
01:15:30 so stupid. That was 1.00
01:15:32 the dumbest debate I've ever heard. 1.00
01:15:34 Nothing that accomplished. That was basically therapy. 1.00
01:15:36 Wow. Wow.
01:15:39 Okay.
01:15:40 Chat. WRL
01:15:41 America. And you could
01:15:43 group the west in western europe you see what all they're doing in france that they're running
01:15:48 around with their titties out protest wl in the west w means you still believe in it l means you
01:15:54 are pessimistic about it finally over it's over it's over wl in the west around video yeah 0.81
01:16:04 There are a lot of L's 1.00
01:16:10 A lot of L's in here 1.00
01:16:12 W and L
01:16:13 Yeah, it's funny
01:16:18 Because when I talk about this
01:16:19 I see a lot of like
01:16:20 Tradcons get extremely upset 1.00
01:16:22 And be like
01:16:22 You're not one of the soldiers
01:16:23 But look at the consensus from here
01:16:25 Australia is considered the West right 0.99
01:16:30 Yeah
01:16:31 Yeah
01:16:33 that video killed my energy yeah that's it bro that drain i woke watching woke stuff always
01:16:38 don't you notice i was thinking about that today part of the reason why the tates became popular
01:16:43 so quickly is because watching it doesn't erase your power level i even noticed it in the chat
01:16:47 when we watched that video about enter the dragon and bruce lee and about making the right chess
01:16:52 moves your power levels raised you feel better you watch woke media you feel worse
01:17:01 that just made me that put me in a bad mood a whole lot of nothing that was an hour
01:17:09 that was 57 minutes of nothing
01:17:13 that's it