SNEAKO - SNEAKO Reacts To Pearl DEBATING A Pack Of Delusional Women

00:00:00 i'm sick of that man a lot of people's lives get ruined they get accused if you're on a football 0.93

00:00:03 team and some sorority girl accused of the black dude of rape he loses a scholarship and then even 0.87

00:00:08 if once they realize that it was nonsense he still can't get it back he still missed two years he's 0.63

00:00:14 still not in the nfl now at the heart of it me too is just a phrase you're all right though 0.95

00:00:18 someone raped me i i want to get me too you're gonna you're fine which knows 0.63

00:00:26 you're never like do here's a debate that happened recently and shout out to pearl she recently she 0.99

00:00:33 had uh the most recent podcast with andrew and she went on a debate with vice and it's anti and

00:00:38 pro-feminist debate abortion trans rights and me too basically a bunch of wokies exactly the matrix 0.61

00:00:45 people are arguing over exactly what they're supposed to argue about abortion is they think

00:00:50 abortion is good they think men can become women and they think that all men are toxic for having 0.88

00:00:55 sex how is it sexism when we have no barriers today so we can we can pick what we want doesn't

00:01:01 have women don't have barriers women yeah we have no you can do whatever you want uh i can or you

00:01:07 can what's stopping you and pay attention to this too you can always tell what's their someone's

00:01:19 entire ideology is based on how they look it's it's really a hack into the system you could tell

00:01:24 that pearl was based because you know she doesn't have the aggressive li li li's she's not doesn't

00:01:28 have the witch nose piercing she's just a a regular looking girl and then this is obviously a wokey 1.00

00:01:33 fat she's a wokey if you look at the well we'll see her no she's got the li li's she's a wokey 1.00

00:01:41 she hopefully makes sense but she's looking staring like a karen 0.99

00:01:47 wokey this is just uh female this is the they them lasanabe 0.68

00:01:54 Should we mark this bad boy at all?

00:02:04 Oh, my goodness.

00:02:05 Oh, here we go.

00:02:06 Hi, welcome, everybody.

00:02:08 I'm Liz Landers.

00:02:09 I'm Vice News' chief political correspondent,

00:02:11 and we are here today...

00:02:13 And I bet you she's base, because, look, beautiful woman. 1.00

00:02:14 ...talk about some of the biggest issues

00:02:16 dividing women across the country. 0.98

00:02:18 In other words, we're here to talk about feminism. 1.00

00:02:21 First, I just want to say,

00:02:22 we know we can't represent everybody's views but we did try well you know the real view is you know

00:02:27 what the truth is feminism is a psyop that the matrix purported so that women can become men and 1.00

00:02:31 men can become women they've empowered women to the point where they're leading a lot of

00:02:34 relationships now and it makes us unhappy it's not because they actually care about women or

00:02:39 they care about men's mental health they do it because they want women to make no sense they 0.99

00:02:43 want women to be ego tripping so as a result we're more unhappy we don't have kids and to push 0.98

00:02:47 depopulation it's all one part of a giant psyop they want us to be controlled and feminism is 1.00

00:02:51 really easy because people are virtue signaling they always think that they're doing the right

00:02:54 thing all these woke ideas that you notice how all the psyops they use wokeness to justify it

00:03:00 so everybody's manipulated by empathy and emotion and they start virtue signaling they feel good 0.99

00:03:04 by pushing the agenda they don't they're too stupid to see that this is all part of the 1.00

00:03:08 control ukraine blm feminism the vaccine they feel really good yelling about the shit you must get 1.00

00:03:14 vaccinated who's telling you that big pharma you think the pharmaceutical companies give a fuck 1.00

00:03:20 about your body. You're the product. I try our best to bring together a diverse group of women 1.00

00:03:26 today. In today's polarized world, is feminism dead? I saw your hand. I think that depends on 1.00

00:03:33 the definition of feminism. I strongly think that feminism is more of an action than an identity. 0.95

00:03:39 I would say it's uplifting all women, in which case it's very alive. At the same time,

00:03:44 if we do follow that definition, feminism has splintered off into so many different areas 1.00

00:03:50 Doesn't she look like one of these people in the soul war collage? 0.74

00:03:54 People like Sheryl Sandberg who say you should just get another nanny if you feel oppressed. 0.99

00:03:59 And if we're talking about that kind of feminism, yeah, it's pretty dead. 1.00

00:04:04 Sneaker, I'm vaccinated and I regret it. What should I do? Don't get the next one.

00:04:07 I mean, you can't unvaccinate yourself.

00:04:09 Yeah, I mean, as long as the human race exists, feminism will never be dead. 1.00

00:04:13 there's something that we're going to have to strive and work work towards um to make sure

00:04:19 that there's equality so yep lili li with the pink lipstick wokey also overweight it's it's 1.00

00:04:24 always it always depends on what you look like and i'm telling you this not to be insulting about

00:04:29 people's looks but in the twitter space i was in today everybody who was against andrew tate and

00:04:33 tristan tate they were fat or they were women who are hitting the wall so it's just like

00:04:38 masculine men they they understand what what andrew and tristan are talking about people in

00:04:42 the gym understand and also beautiful women you know everybody's on the side of truth except for 1.00

00:04:48 people who are just coping with their existence this is not dead i don't know that it can die

00:04:53 as long as there's power and oppression there will be people fighting for equity and um until

00:05:00 that somehow goes away feminism is alive and well i think feminism isn't actually about equality 1.00

00:05:05 it's about equality when it benefits us exactly they want the powers of a man while also the

00:05:12 privilege of being I'm buy me my drink but then I'm gonna go tell you what to do I think feminism 0.83

00:05:17 it's really about women wanting special privileges and treatment at the expense of men often

00:05:24 triggered look at the fat triggered Hillary Clinton voter she thinks climate change is real 1.00

00:05:28 look I'm telling you I know everything if you start analyzing the game of life you can figure

00:05:34 out someone's entire worldview by the way they look and I think it's alive and well sadly

00:05:39 i think feminism is also alive and well um but there are different kinds of feminism 1.00

00:05:47 okay she's a feminist right overweight right like that is obvious um and i for me as as a womanist 1.00

00:05:55 as a black feminist there we go yeah and had nothing to do with race there we go as a black 1.00

00:06:00 feminist as a womanist just a bunch of titles because you see how they use wokeness to give 1.00

00:06:04 people personalities when they have no accomplishment accomplishments in life a lot of normies a lot

00:06:08 of people who have not succeeded they feel bad about the fact that there's a lot more successful

00:06:11 people and so they give them these ideas wokeness feminism i'm a black feminist i'm a poc queer 0.98

00:06:17 trans racist whatever the fuck this is how they feel good about themselves not by doing anything 0.98

00:06:23 but by labeling self 10 different identity politics words right as someone who's really 0.99

00:06:28 thinking about human rights dignity right equity right as long as that's not that need isn't met

00:06:36 we're still going to keep fighting i'd say it's alive and well i'd say that it's also very nuanced

00:06:41 and i think what it was not another she's got the witch nose piercing she doesn't believe in god 1.00

00:06:45 she's probably a satanist and maybe she has crystals she will use in astrology every single 1.00

00:06:48 matrix idea i'm telling you look at her she's got the feminist goggles on wc go w war matrix who do 1.00

00:06:53 you dislike the most out of the sober collage thank you uh yves street uh definitely moist

00:06:57 critical it looks like he's going to differ actually not they're pretty much all the same

00:07:00 i don't dislike any of them they all believe in the same exact things they're they pretty much

00:07:03 Everybody in the Sawbird collage is identical to me.

00:07:05 Depending on where you are in the world.

00:07:06 For me, I just see it as a lens,

00:07:09 which isn't necessarily antagonistic or protagonistic.

00:07:13 It's just a useful tool.

00:07:16 Similar to what Pearl... 0.88

00:07:16 It's not useful if you're still overweight.

00:07:18 Like, you're visually failing in life.

00:07:20 It's not a useful tool if you fail.

00:07:22 ...organistic or protagonistic.

00:07:24 It's just a useful tool.

00:07:26 Similar to what Pearl just said, I find that...

00:07:29 Space, see, she's beautiful.

00:07:30 ...a lot of feminist ideology and thought today 1.00

00:07:32 feels more of like a supremacist movement rather than something that is supposed to be advancing.

00:07:37 It's over. This is going to be a 43-minute debate, but I'm telling you,

00:07:40 I just figured everybody out just off of their appearance. Why is that? Why are the pretty women 1.00

00:07:45 realistic? Why do the pretty women want relationships and all the ugly fat people 1.00

00:07:49 want feminism? Do you see how they're purporting weakness? Do you see how they're indoctrinating 1.00

00:07:55 you with failure? Failure equals woke. The goals of equality. I don't think that

00:08:02 we can really term what's going on as feminism 0.99

00:08:04 because it looks so different

00:08:06 to, I think, the earlier feminist movement.

00:08:09 So in that way, I would say

00:08:11 it's taken its last breaths of life.

00:08:13 It's dying.

00:08:15 Yeah, I definitely think it's getting

00:08:17 more and more radicalized, for sure.

00:08:19 Is she going to make sense because she's pretty? 0.98

00:08:21 It's definitely still alive.

00:08:23 I think I'll preface and say that I don't know

00:08:25 so much about modern Western feminism,

00:08:28 and there might be a lot of terms that I don't know,

00:08:32 like political jargon and stuff but i believe in the advancement of women whoever considers 0.88

00:08:39 themselves a woman whoever considers themselves a woman they don't even know the woke people they

00:08:45 have no definition of what a woman is it's just whatever you declare i think there's a deficiency 1.00

00:08:49 in society so it's deeply rooted that um society um feminism has always existed i think america's 1.00

00:08:57 a little obsessed with themselves and it's like always feminism is rooted in america and like oh 0.64

00:09:02 white women started it and it's kind of offensive because well it's true dyke white women started 1.00

00:09:07 feminism for thousands of years women have been dying for their rights have they what what what 1.00

00:09:14 okay how did nobody check that statement what men have been fighting wars for thousands of years and

00:09:20 dying for their country and dying for the species and dying for their for their families what what

00:09:25 women have died for women's rights what are you talking about compared to the men who have perished

00:09:28 women live longer women the homicide rate is not even close to how big it is for men

00:09:33 men delete themselves three three to four times more than women do men are dying for rights women 0.79

00:09:39 don't die for rights when the titanic crashes guess who gets on the lifeboat women and children 0.99

00:09:44 you know who's got to sink with the ship all the men get the fuck out of here yo 1.00

00:09:48 because for thousands of years women have been dying for their rights shut the fuck up i think 1.00

00:09:56 as a black woman specifically uh when you as a black woman as a targeted as a non-privileged 0.99

00:10:02 victim talk about feminism yeah the mainstream first thing you think about is a certain type 1.00

00:10:07 of feminism that tends to exclude still even today even with intersectional feminism exclude 1.00

00:10:13 um african-american women and it's always kind of done that and also upper middle class white women 1.00

00:10:19 has predominantly been the face of what we she lives in victimhood and this is why you're never

00:10:23 going to succeed in life quote-unquote consider feminism advice for everybody in here anybody 1.00

00:10:27 here if you victimize yourself in any way if you victimize yourself with mental health if you

00:10:31 victimize yourself with your minority status if you victimize yourself with lgbt gay queer whatever 0.99

00:10:35 the fuck you will never succeed it's holding you back it makes you feel good being a victim and 1.00

00:10:39 crying about your problems and telling everybody telling the world that it's not your fault that 1.00

00:10:44 you're not a successful person because i'm racism and misogyny and systems of privilege and all that

00:10:50 nonsense you will just never succeed if you say i have depression so once i get over my depression

00:10:55 once i i'm just anxious okay then be anxious forever you won't succeed you won't make it out

00:11:00 it's a belief once you stop believing that it's even possible watch what is possible in your life

00:11:07 and i'm telling you as somebody who was addicted to weed in the beginning of this year i started

00:11:12 off this year as a brokey i had a million a million youtube subscribers i end this year

00:11:16 with no youtube subscribers but with a million dollars one more time i started this year with

00:11:22 a million youtube subscribers and i end it as a millionaire with no youtube channel that's because

00:11:27 i have fixed my mind even then they tried to cancel me big tech tried to take me out rumbles

00:11:32 taking over in 2023 because my unmatched persipacity coupled with sheer indefatigability

00:11:38 makes me a feared opponent in any realm of human endeavor your mind is a muscle that you can train

00:11:42 stop believing the garbage wake up you are not a victim thank you for the super for the the 0.89

00:11:51 rumble rants we got 20 from uh gkip feminism is a weapon used to break down society to female 1.00

00:11:57 supremacy movement to make men weak in order to control the population and also makes women 1.00

00:12:00 unhappy too because once they they're independent girl bosses by the time they get 35 and they ran 0.96

00:12:04 out of eggs then they're like oh shit i actually wanted a husband this whole time i actually did 0.97

00:12:08 kind of want to patriarchy in my household turns out i didn't want to be the ceo i wanted to go 0.99

00:12:12 cook and make macaroni paintings for my little kids that's the most beautiful thing that a woman 1.00

00:12:15 could do is have children thank you for the 15 tundrax i hate when minorities victimize themselves 0.99

00:12:19 in order to justify their laziness i'm hispanic and seeing these fat mexican hoes blame trump 1.00

00:12:23 for everything till this day is gay but they're all they're all useless and ugly and never gonna 1.00

00:12:29 improve right joshua don i'm in high school and it is so annoying to find the girl they're all 1.00

00:12:33 immature feminists or bi and they're all godless go show the future this country is ruined so what 1.00

00:12:37 you got to do is just make enough money get out and don't focus your energy on these hoes let the 1.00

00:12:40 hoes come to you as long as you focus on yourself the women will follow it's better to not focus 1.00

00:12:45 any energy on that if you focus on improving yourself on getting rich on focusing on making 0.97

00:12:51 your impact on the world the bitches just flock hoes are attracted to that let them come along 1.00

00:12:57 let them come hop on the train not actually no let him let him be part of the journey to success 0.98

00:13:04 let him be part they girls don't want to race with you they want to meet you at the finish line 1.00

00:13:08 so let them come and meet them at the finish line once you're successful don't waste your time with

00:13:12 these astrology hoes now they're not so they all say the same thing they all say the exact same 1.00

00:13:16 things when you're on a date and you're talking to them do you actually have an interest in what

00:13:20 they're saying when you're sitting down next to a girl and you're like oh let me take her on a date

00:13:24 she finally said yes to sitting there and you're listening to her talk about crystals and astrology

00:13:28 and she's saying something about cardi b and she's talking about manifesting and her yoga and you're 1.00

00:13:33 just like i don't give a fuck you're a godless whore i don't give a fuck about your star sign 1.00

00:13:39 i don't care about your crystals i don't want to see your horoscope i don't give a fuck over 1.00

00:13:43 compatible i want head and i never want to talk to you again you all can relate to that so the 0.98

00:13:48 best thing to do is focus on yourself and let the women come along on the journey man trust me

00:13:54 I've made that mistake.

00:13:56 I think feminism is attempting to say, okay, the first thing we agree on 1.00

00:14:00 is that there are barriers and friction to what I need and what I want

00:14:03 based on the fact that I'm a woman.

00:14:05 What it ignores is that, and what privilege is,

00:14:08 is that you may not have to think that being a woman and being a black woman

00:14:12 and being a black woman who has a disability, for example, impacts you further.

00:14:17 You have more barriers. You have more friction.

00:14:19 You are less able to get what you want. You're undervalued.

00:14:22 This is a debate about feminism, and it turned into a race thing. 1.00

00:14:26 A way that's like, okay, well, you know, that's life.

00:14:30 That's what I mean by equity, and that we're able to, without friction, all get the same needs met.

00:14:36 Yeah, see, I disagree with that.

00:14:39 I think life is easier if you're a girl, actually.

00:14:42 I think there's a lot of benefits that men don't have.

00:14:45 I'm not going to speak anything to race.

00:14:47 I'm just talking about...

00:14:48 Look how mad she is that there's a woman... 1.00

00:14:51 benefits um that men don't have look at all the fucking fat feminists look at her like that 1.00

00:14:55 oh what i'm not gonna speak in 0.99

00:14:58 ah i love this face man i i really take enjoyment from seeing this anything to race i'm just talking

00:15:06 about gender specifically it's usually like an excuse like honestly i think as a girl you have

00:15:11 equal opportunity in the world i think w pearl met chat i'm gonna do a podcast with her tomorrow

00:15:15 she's extremely based i know she's had some some differences with fresh and fit but i really respect

00:15:19 what she's talking about i really think she cares if you stand for nothing that you invest

00:15:22 you will fall for anything feminism blm ukraine lgbtq modern entertainment are all sides including

00:15:27 climate change and vaccines a war on the mind of young people they want collective consciousness

00:15:31 exactly and as soon as somebody starts waking people up what do they do they silence you

00:15:35 that's why all the soy boys will stay on all these platforms that's why they have all the 1.00

00:15:38 privileges and have all the advantages while i have to go to rumble because they don't want you

00:15:43 to wake up they don't want you to be strong they want you to be playing video games all day and

00:15:47 believing in the woke garbage keep you controlled there's benefits like for example we have quotas 0.99

00:15:51 for women in specific jobs that are given to us that aren't given to men so yeah i would i would 0.97

00:15:55 say it's easier being a girl just from the viewpoint over here then it seems there's a lot

00:15:59 of privilege pretty privilege in what you're saying and that you're white and you present 0.97

00:16:03 you're white too bitch i think i'm pretty thank you i think that you present in a way that beauty 1.00

00:16:08 standards have accepted you think you present yourself as beautiful but pearl is just objectively 1.00

00:16:14 way prettier than you fat bitch like for real we're okay they're gonna call me a sergeant 1.00

00:16:18 feature pearl is just objectively more attractive than you it's not the way she's presenting 1.00

00:16:23 she's just more attractive this is why you're woke you're not woke because you found this 0.91

00:16:31 ideology and you agree with it you're fat and you're coping so you're a feminist so they call 1.00

00:16:36 me ugly on the internet all the time they be roasting me daily i swear to god i don't mean 0.99

00:16:41 I don't mean to say I think you're gorge. 0.62

00:16:43 I just mean...

00:16:44 Gorge?

00:16:46 ...mean that there are a certain value

00:16:47 that we give to certain bodies.

00:16:50 She's saying I'm fat.

00:16:52 I mean, let's also dig into why these quotas exist

00:16:55 and why these, what you're calling...

00:16:57 Yo, W fat phobia in the chat.

00:16:58 Because we want special treatment.

00:17:00 No, but it's because there have historically

00:17:02 and presently in most jobs been fewer women 1.00

00:17:05 because of sexism.

00:17:07 No, not because of sexism,

00:17:08 because look at you trying to be a man.

00:17:10 You're just worse at the job.

00:17:11 You don't want to go into the mines. 0.51

00:17:13 You don't want to go take out garbage.

00:17:15 You don't want to go build a building and risk your life and put on a tool belt. 1.00

00:17:19 You don't give a fuck. 0.98

00:17:20 Shout out to all the people who risk their lives every day building things, fixing things. 1.00

00:17:24 And then you hear this fucking short-haired, white-haired, Harry Potter professor-looking-ass feminist say that she can do the same job as you. 1.00

00:17:30 Obviously, you can't. 1.00

00:17:31 And it's not because you're worse.

00:17:32 It's because we're built different.

00:17:34 Stop trying to be a man.

00:17:35 I know you're trying with that soy boy haircut. 0.92

00:17:37 You look like everybody in this collage.

00:17:39 It's not working.

00:17:40 You're still a woman.

00:17:41 How is it sexism when we have no barriers today?

00:17:44 So we can pick what we want to pick.

00:17:45 Who doesn't have barriers?

00:17:46 Women don't have barriers? 1.00

00:17:47 Women, yeah. 1.00

00:17:48 Women have all the same rights in the West as men.

00:17:51 All of them.

00:17:52 We have no barriers.

00:17:53 You can do whatever you want.

00:17:55 I can or you can.

00:17:57 What's stopping you?

00:17:58 As a woman.

00:17:59 She doesn't know.

00:18:00 As a woman.

00:18:01 As a woman.

00:18:02 As a woman.

00:18:02 That ignores a lot that I'm a woman with a disability.

00:18:05 So there's a lot.

00:18:06 Okay, so see?

00:18:07 Do you see the wokeness? 0.95

00:18:08 she immediately wants to go and go to the victimhood. 0.96

00:18:11 I'm a woman with a disability. 1.00

00:18:12 You're fat as fuck. 1.00

00:18:13 This is a video about feminism. 1.00

00:18:15 Tell me how you are disadvantaged as a woman. 0.99

00:18:17 She got nothing.

00:18:17 Stop, Amy, that you don't have to think about. 0.86

00:18:19 Well, as I said before, I'm speaking about women. 0.61

00:18:22 You're speaking for yourself.

00:18:24 You're speaking as an able-bodied woman.

00:18:27 I understand.

00:18:28 Of course there's going to be other barriers

00:18:31 if you're disabled, I'm sure.

00:18:33 Like, I'm not...

00:18:34 I'm talking about as a woman.

00:18:36 So you're just going to ignore that.

00:18:38 She's dodging the question. 1.00

00:18:39 Look at all the fucking wokies dodged the question. 1.00

00:18:41 What rights do women not have that men have? 1.00

00:18:44 They don't know how to answer. 0.97

00:18:45 Immediately, I'm fat, I'm black. 0.92

00:18:47 Okay, what about woman? 1.00

00:18:49 I'm a fat black. 0.99

00:18:50 No, no, no, no. 0.97

00:18:51 I'm a trans.

00:18:51 No, no.

00:18:52 As a woman, what disadvantages do you have? 1.00

00:18:58 Men have it easier, yes.

00:18:59 I would agree.

00:19:00 What?

00:19:00 You're just going to ignore the pay gap, regulation over. 1.00

00:19:04 Bullshit. 0.99

00:19:04 Thank you for the $500. 0.99

00:19:06 Ouija in the chat, one of the biggest donos in a while, appreciate that bro, W's in the chat, $500, just started making 7 figures per month, what's the next step to escaping the matrix? 0.60

00:19:16 Getting strong as fuck, getting a masculine network of a lot of people who are like minded, getting multiple passports, figuring out the psyop, dodging the bullshit, bobbing and weaving, getting a gun, being safe, having a property where you can seek refuge to, not letting the government control you, 7 figures of the first step. 0.87

00:19:36 congratulations on becoming a millionaire bro feed feed i appreciate you a lot for that the 0.99

00:19:41 next step is finding a network of people like-minded because if you don't have a masculine

00:19:45 presence around you that's how you become depressed that's why they told us to stay inside

00:19:49 that's why they told us that toxic masculinity is a thing because they know that having a network 0.99

00:19:54 having male friends around you having a male presence is the happiest that men will ever be

00:19:59 that's why if you think back to your happiest moments it's on a soccer team a football team

00:20:03 that's why people join the army having a network having men around you makes you happier you need

00:20:10 to have like-minded people a strong masculine presence and they try to take that away so that

00:20:15 you turn to therapy you turn to female ways of coping you take antidepressants you cry about

00:20:21 your feelings to a therapist instead you should just become stronger every single day and learn 0.99

00:20:26 more about this bullshit so that they can't get into your head and you become more sovereign and 0.99

00:20:30 independent. Congratulations, Fiji, on becoming a millionaire. Big W. I did seven figures this 1.00

00:20:35 year, too. The pay gap doesn't exist. It's the industries that women pick. There's a pay gap, 1.00

00:20:45 but it's because women don't want to do the hardest industries. I don't think it's that 0.95

00:20:49 simple. I think that's just... It is that simple. You don't want to. You want to be a mother. You

00:20:54 want to cook and clean. You want to make a macaroni painting and then watch anime. You

00:20:59 don't want to go dig the ditches shout out to the plumbers watching this shout out to all the

00:21:03 carpenters to the garbage men to the people anybody who's been in the service who's fought

00:21:10 for the country just anybody who's risked their life and then you hear these feminists and you're 1.00

00:21:13 like what the fuck did i just do that for nothing it's a nerve simplification i think the fact of 0.97

00:21:17 the matter is that women structure their lives differently to men men don't give birth men don't 0.98

00:21:22 have have to carry pregnancies men don't have to be the primary caregiver most of the time women 0.64

00:21:28 also don't hold jobs for as long as men do they often will stop and start they'll go back into

00:21:32 work they'll take time off they'll take part-time jobs the way Chad how many English female English 0.94

00:21:37 teachers did you have that like okay the year will start and then she gets pregnant in October 1.00

00:21:41 and then they have to bring in a male sub for the rest of the year that men work and women work are 1.00

00:21:45 astronomically different and to try to say that they're comparable is is where this issue comes

00:21:49 from they're not comparable two things first of all um let's dig into why they think that um they

00:21:55 should take these jobs which is society societal sexism and then society societal society that's

00:22:01 all the words you know it doesn't mean that you're a victim because you know the word society retard 0.96

00:22:04 thank you for the 10 never mind 31st of my birthday and i was thinking about the creativity

00:22:07 kit but my dream is to become a successful singer should i buy the creativity kit by the way i love

00:22:10 you and pray for taste well actually if you want to become a successful singer nowadays you need to

00:22:14 utilize social media in your favor and we will teach you how to do that a lot of singers a lot

00:22:18 of successful artists are blowing up from tiktok and we provide you with the method and the necessary

00:22:22 network it takes to blow up on tiktok it's a shortcut a lot of people pay for advertisements

00:22:27 on tiktok come to the creativity kit and you have an access to a network of people that know how to

00:22:31 do it and a whole course that lays it out i hope your singing goes successfully but it's very 0.97

00:22:35 difficult because you know truth be told everybody wants to be a singer you think this bitch wants 1.00

00:22:38 to be a singer of course she does you think you want to be an actor of course she does she doesn't 0.98

00:22:41 want to be a garbage man she doesn't want to go fix the sewer she doesn't want to do any hard labor 1.00

00:22:45 she wants attention also um actually all i mean department of labor all statistics at least 0.78

00:22:50 speaking in the u.s um have found that when compared for the same jobs there still is a

00:22:55 pay gap particularly when it pertains to race because 60 percent of women have never asked

00:22:59 for a raise so how can you complain about your pay why are they why are they not what happens

00:23:04 when women ask for a raise so sorry i just i've been wanting to say something fresh is calling me

00:23:08 chat yo what's up i'm streaming yo when are you coming because uh we gotta start because

00:23:16 it's gonna be new years okay uh myron told me tense i'll come and i'll come after this video

00:23:21 free top g in the chat say free top g free top g yeah yo see chat fresh fresh does what i tell

00:23:29 him to do good job son but i want to be respectful i don't like i don't want to interrupt people and

00:23:36 i want to let them finish their thoughts jump in just but you know it is a very privileged label

00:23:41 right, to be able to say that you're feminist, right? And I say that because I come from a 1.00

00:23:46 working-class background of Dominican immigrant parents. My mother would... 0.88

00:23:50 Feminism only exists in first world countries. 1.00

00:23:52 Not necessarily identify as a feminist. I look to my mother, and I do think of her as a feminist. 0.80

00:23:57 A lot of my ideas and my empowerment comes from seeing her, like, survive and put food on the 0.99

00:24:04 table. When I'm thinking about feminism, I'm always thinking about who's not part of the 1.00

00:24:09 conversation. What are the barriers? How do we think about equity? How we think about self-empowerment

00:24:13 and agency and having a voice, right? And having choice and thinking about our basic human rights,

00:24:19 education, access to health, homes, like having bread, having food. And those things are very

00:24:26 important, right? And they're at the crux, right? About what a lot of us here know that we need.

00:24:32 It's like there are the barriers, right? That we constantly ignore that are very much systemic

00:24:37 and microaggressive, right?

00:24:38 We see them and experience them every day. 1.00

00:24:40 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:24:41 This bitch doesn't have legs? 1.00

00:24:42 What the fuck? 1.00

00:24:43 I didn't even realize that, chat. 0.99

00:24:45 When she was talking about disability,

00:24:47 oh, my God. 1.00

00:24:48 What the fuck? 1.00

00:24:49 Why did you tell me that? 1.00

00:24:51 I was roasting this fat bitch. 1.00

00:24:52 She don't got legs. 1.00

00:24:53 I thought she meant she was disabled 0.95

00:24:55 because she was fat, 1.00

00:24:56 not because she was legless. 1.00

00:24:57 What the fuck? 1.00

00:25:00 Did you notice that? 1.00

00:25:04 Did you notice that?

00:25:05 Why did nobody? 1.00

00:25:06 I was going in on this fat, crippled bitch. 1.00

00:25:09 What the fuck? 1.00

00:25:13 In the U.S., like what? 1.00

00:25:15 What would you like to know an example of?

00:25:16 I know you said that there is, like, barriers.

00:25:20 I want to know what barriers in the U.S. today as a woman. 0.99

00:25:23 Well, as a woman or as a woman of color?

00:25:25 She's Robita Cop. 1.00

00:25:26 Let's be specific.

00:25:27 As women or women of color?

00:25:28 Because let's be, I'm an Afro-Latina POC trait.

00:25:31 As a woman, I said as a woman.

00:25:32 Well, no, I can't answer as a woman. 0.99

00:25:34 yes you what the fuck are you talking about it's a woman of color let's be specific as a woman 1.00

00:25:40 and we don't well no i can't answer as a woman 1.00

00:25:43 what i just feel like your question is she's not even a woman 0.99

00:25:51 kind of hostile when you're like i don't i there are no barriers to what i want congratulations

00:25:58 that means you have the privilege okay but she's just talking women and just because okay you're 1.00

00:26:03 crippled the other one she's afro latina blah blah blah speak for the female gender it's about 1.00

00:26:08 feminism why are you bringing in your own shit you have no legs the other one's black okay where 1.00

00:26:13 you're not facing any friction and that's showing and i feel like i think as an american i think as 1.00

00:26:18 an american you're very privileged like i'm not ignoring that we're like a basic level of what

00:26:24 i mean the feminist movement is when it comes to just being born a woman right physically pound 1.00

00:26:30 for pound we are born as women and we have less lean muscle mass than men so there are issues of

00:26:36 violence and assault and stuff like that hey yo ain't nobody ain't nobody i don't want to be 0.90

00:26:41 victim blaming but chat you really think i i don't think you need to walk around that scared

00:26:46 right there's some girls on here that'd be like okay maybe you need to keep some pepper spray like 1.00

00:26:50 she needs to keep pepper spray on her for sure probably keep a knife in the purse 1.00

00:26:53 glock in the trunk taser you i think you can go through the alley at 3 a.m

00:26:58 without looking behind you and so therefore there are policies there are things to help women 0.87

00:27:04 physically like for example i believe being able to carry a firearm and being able to use that

00:27:10 safely to defend yourself against men who are yeah i think it'd be good you know take a self

00:27:16 defense class one time you know i don't think you'll be okay born naturally with more muscle

00:27:22 mass than a woman. I keep hearing the term equity. What would in a world that has equity look like? 1.00

00:27:29 Like, would it be, would it be 50% of everyone in the same jobs? Would it be like prison? 50%?

00:27:34 That's equality. 50%. So what does equity look like? So equity is generally described as a state

00:27:38 of fairness because historically a lot of people have been arguing for equality, but what does

00:27:42 that give us? Like, like 0.5 of the 1% being woman. She looks like what dream is going to look 1.00

00:27:48 like in a year it doesn't really do anything for us um and so people have talked about equity

00:27:53 instead which is um instead of sameness it's fairness and this would mean that we remove

00:27:59 systemic barriers to um to engage in society not just for women but also for everyone so which 0.99

00:28:06 barriers relax bro those barriers that you don't believe in uh what does it do for you to have a 0.92

00:28:12 bunch of ramps in your life it doesn't do shit i need those ramps right can we stick to male 1.00

00:28:16 versus female that's that's my question so i'm thinking male versus female but my feminism 0.99

00:28:21 includes ability so speak against that because bro most women have their legs 1.00

00:28:26 she's like oh these retard feminists go ahead go ahead i look better to my husband 1.00

00:28:34 men like what what barriers do we need removed because that's my statement i'm not i'm not 0.98

00:28:39 stating anything else i'm stating women versus men it's very silly like so so what barrier

00:28:44 It's a fair question.

00:28:46 It's not a fair question.

00:28:48 How is it?

00:28:48 That's the most fair question.

00:28:51 Just as all cope.

00:28:52 A fair question.

00:28:53 I'm not proving the point of why people, especially black women, other people who are anybody who's not white.

00:28:58 Just answer a simple question, male versus female. 0.98

00:29:01 And this has been going on for 11 minutes and they can't get past having no legs and being black. 1.00

00:29:07 This is how woke people think. 0.96

00:29:11 11 minutes in and we can't talk about feminism. 1.00

00:29:14 What the f... Do you see how retarded these people are? 1.00

00:29:17 Why we hear feminism and we don't want that label because it means... 1.00

00:29:23 I'm just gonna say, it means that. Like, it means that you're...

00:29:26 You've already gone to a pinnacle of whatever you think your happiness needs or whatever

00:29:30 your survivalist needs are, when there are people on lower end who are trying to survive,

00:29:35 who are trying to get to a point of what should be normal, um, based on what other people have.

00:29:41 it sort of sounds like you're saying feminism is not always inclusive then right it's most 0.99

00:29:45 the time it's not inclusive that wasn't the question why why are you even bringing this

00:29:50 up it's more times than not it's it's not so and within the just feminism space again they're 1.00

00:29:57 obviously the very basic is male versus female versus you know but unfortunately we've only had

00:30:04 one subset of women be the face and voice and the academics and research and everything to 1.00

00:30:10 to be able to say, well, that's the standard we need to be in

00:30:13 when there are other people who are still trying to get to some type of...

00:30:17 Go woke, go broke.

00:30:18 This is going to be their life.

00:30:21 They don't want to have families.

00:30:24 They don't want to improve.

00:30:25 They don't want to go to the gym.

00:30:26 They want to keep getting vaccinated and stay depressed and go to therapy.

00:30:29 It's just like, I'm at the point, once you get Red Pill,

00:30:32 it's just listening to these people.

00:30:33 It's like, why am I even entertaining this?

00:30:36 It's literally just for entertainment and content.

00:30:38 you aren't going to change your mind and you're going to stay this way and it's funny but that's

00:30:43 it like just all i hear is cope cope cope cope normalcy and just living what is the biggest

00:30:50 issue then that feminism faces i think it's the mindset women taking like the agency women taking 1.00

00:30:58 initiative i think it's mindset holding them back a lot because if you want to be in a competitive

00:31:03 world and compete, you have to have the right mindset. And I think a lot of people blame

00:31:08 their lack of confidence or what society tells them for the reason they're not achieving what

00:31:16 they need to achieve when that's not the case. You have to have the mindset of achieving because

00:31:20 the men who built the world had the mindset of building it. So the women who want to engage and 1.00

00:31:25 build that further, they need to have that same mindset. I don't think we do. I think it's like

00:31:30 assuming that we all want to be capitalist babies.

00:31:33 I think that men are not well-adjusted in the society

00:31:35 and women are not trying to re-embody 1.00

00:31:38 what they have built for us.

00:31:40 I think that, like, what we're...

00:31:41 Yeah, women are not helping us at all. 1.00

00:31:44 Just don't take women's advice 1.00

00:31:45 when it comes to how to be a man.

00:31:48 Anytime a woman says, like, real man doesn't do that, 0.99

00:31:50 a real man, you don't fucking know. 0.99

00:31:52 Forgetting is a very important detail, 0.99

00:31:55 which is just, like, human respect and dignity

00:31:57 and not asking people to prove

00:32:00 what their experience is and to prove to you like it is like such conservative thinking to say like

00:32:07 i don't understand explain it to me versus just saying i don't understand and let me respect

00:32:12 what you are saying i'm respecting whatever your starting point i'm respecting that i'm really

00:32:17 respecting that i'm saying that if you don't have the mindset you can even achieve it you're never

00:32:21 going to even try so it's never achieve what like what are we talking about because i feel like you

00:32:25 projected this like capitalist ideology on every woman achieve whatever it is you're looking for 1.00

00:32:31 equality equity but what i'm saying is women in the feminist space and a lot of these other spaces

00:32:37 we don't acknowledge that we have to take the initiative we have to take the action we have 0.87

00:32:42 to have the mindset we have to demand those things i don't understand how what the fuck are they 0.76

00:32:46 talking about we're getting so off topic this is about genuinely what the you see how like women 1.00

00:32:53 should just like women just you know cook iron some clothes vacuum make a googly eye drawing 1.00

00:33:02 with the kids what the fuck was that did anyone this is educated these are college educated women 1.00

00:33:09 what are they talking about what progress was made what points were they making what were they 0.99

00:33:15 trying to argue did anyone hear that did anyone were they just saying words for like that buzzfeed 0.96

00:33:22 words what the fuck was that mindset we have to demand those things i don't understand how we're 0.96

00:33:27 getting so off topic this is thank you pretty woman you make sense feminism feminism today 1.00

00:33:32 whereas everybody 14 minutes in they still can't get to the fucking point get back like respectfully 0.98

00:33:38 you can be a girl boss queen if you want to but you're gonna be happier if you get in the kitchen 0.98

00:33:43 and then you go clean the bathroom make me a sandwich that's where you're gonna smile more 1.00

00:33:50 You trying to be a man, trying to argue, do masculine shit, it doesn't work. 1.00

00:33:54 Y'all suck. 1.00

00:33:55 He wants to make this about their individual, 0.99

00:33:58 oh, here are all the multitude of other things that factor into my person.

00:34:02 Great. This is about feminism. It's about womanhood. 1.00

00:34:05 I understand that all of you have your own individual experiences

00:34:08 and the other things that feed into you as a person, that's perfectly fine.

00:34:12 But this is where intersectionality falls off the planet and loses,

00:34:15 I would argue, probably the vast majority of people, including me. 0.95

00:34:18 i'm not even a feminist i don't give a crap w i'm telling you like it's always a good looking one 0.85

00:34:24 about feminist she's single chat what's her what's arguing months themselves about who's the most 1.00

00:34:28 victimized but this is annoying to listen to i honestly just i don't understand thank you yes 0.98

00:34:34 yes yes yes yes and see pearl makes sense she's like finally yes this shit is annoying all you 0.99

00:34:40 bitches are fucking coping anything anybody's even trying to get at look i just want to say 1.00

00:34:44 that i don't think equity and hey look at her fucking derail again feminist goggles this concept 1.00

00:34:49 of competition can't coexist with each other equity is building more facilities for people 0.98

00:34:53 who need them it is recognizing that there are holes in the market and there's opportunities

00:34:57 for women and feminine expansive people is that a trans i got a deep ass voice and someone in the 1.00

00:35:03 chat said jeffree star left the illuminati and talking about britney and yay i think jeffree 0.99

00:35:06 star is looking for attention but we'll see if he or whatever the fuck is still saying something 0.78

00:35:10 of values and meeting those opportunities i i think equity can can buoy the pre-existing system

00:35:15 that we live in in a good way and this is where we're going to get to um what i think the real

00:35:20 feminist arguments are are based off of policy and abortion is the biggest one how many of you 1.00

00:35:28 would identify yeah you're a victim because you can't kill babies also men can't kill babies either

00:35:33 so that's a right that you have that men don't have in most states women can kill a baby i can't 0.99

00:35:39 kill a baby you have more rights than me if i as pro-choice let's do a show of hands for pro-choice 0.97

00:35:45 i feel all the fat people all the ugly ones and then the pretty ones are going to keep their 1.00

00:35:48 hands down like pro-choice is oh wait oh what why no put your hand up no put your hand up 0.82

00:35:53 pro-life though no wait sir why is your hand not up

00:35:56 close though close though are these two i want to see why these two are not pro-choice yeah

00:36:05 Yeah, yeah.

00:36:05 Okay, and folks who identify as pro-life?

00:36:09 Really?

00:36:10 Why do you identify as each?

00:36:13 You've gone from legal, safe, rare,

00:36:17 to, yeah, I'm so proud,

00:36:18 let me beatbox in front of Planned Parenthood, 0.94

00:36:21 yeah, I got murder on my mind.

00:36:22 The fact that it's celebrated that murdering children,

00:36:26 especially in late-term pregnancies.

00:36:28 Yeah, they have, you know in New York City,

00:36:30 type of one if you're from New York,

00:36:31 They had a yell your abortion protest in New York City.

00:36:36 I was like, you know what?

00:36:37 I got to get out of this woke place.

00:36:38 I do love New York, but they're yelling their abortions. 1.00

00:36:41 And then I did a one minute podcast video,

00:36:42 the video where I do videos on the train station.

00:36:44 And I'm like, what do you think about it?

00:36:45 Like I was asking about abortion 0.56

00:36:46 and I got these brainwashed girls 1.00

00:36:48 with the witch nose piercing and everything, 1.00

00:36:50 the Satanist shit. 1.00

00:36:51 I got it to stand up and do a TikTok dance 1.00

00:36:53 killing their baby together. 0.97

00:36:54 And they're like, yes, it's woke. 0.99

00:36:55 They think the more abortions you have, 0.99

00:36:57 the more woke they think they are.

00:36:59 Genuinely, bro.

00:36:59 is celebrated that people are so proud of themselves for mutilating a fetus is just it

00:37:05 blows my mind and i don't think that you need to be pro-life to even take that stand you said

00:37:10 late-term pregnancy yes a lot of abortions do not happen i made the distinction i made the

00:37:14 distinction specifically because lots of people still celebrate there are people who when the

00:37:19 laws were passed actually here in new york they said yes great yes i love the fact but you need

00:37:23 to ask about what are people celebrating right they're celebrating access we're not celebrating

00:37:27 like that's that's not what it is you're celebrating the access to kill kids

00:37:31 so like here's the thing when we're talking about access to reproductive health and to abortion

00:37:37 rights right into being pro-choice listen that's your body you do you the child is not your body

00:37:43 as i go a baby it's so scary for me to hear people calling like guns the biggest equalizer

00:37:49 for women but taking their choices away from them at a policy level um why is that having a gun is 1.00

00:37:55 an equalizer. Having rights is an

00:37:57 equalizer. Having choice is an

00:37:59 equalizer. Just like a gun right. And in this country

00:38:01 41 forms of birth control. The policies that are pushed

00:38:03 to continue perpetuating

00:38:06 patriarchy and

00:38:07 anti-women 0.89

00:38:08 like taking the autonomy away from

00:38:11 women. It is heartbreaking to see 0.99

00:38:13 women pushing that propaganda. 1.00

00:38:15 It's all brainwashed. 0.99

00:38:17 Oh it's brainwashed because you don't agree with me. 0.62

00:38:19 No because I've been brainwashed. I have lived

00:38:21 deeply institutionalized. I have lived

00:38:24 under islam i'm the victim i'm the no i'm the victim i'm not interested in any of that like 0.99

00:38:29 there's no like human i'm not interested in like living thinking that like women are doing this 1.00

00:38:36 really bad thing like in my religion abortion is actually allowed if the woman needs it she's 1.00

00:38:42 allowed because you know it's very interesting how like fundamental america is like this is not

00:38:48 you know she killed three baby shots this has nothing to do very very like even religion this

00:38:52 It's very basic scientific human rights. 0.99

00:38:57 What the fuck does science have to do with killing babies? 0.98

00:39:00 We're also talking about people not having access to abortion clinics 0.99

00:39:03 where they're doing the things themselves and they die.

00:39:06 We're also talking about women in the hospital who are pregnant,

00:39:09 who have chosen to stay with their pregnancy

00:39:11 and have issues at hospitals and hospitals that are like,

00:39:14 oh, no, we don't do that.

00:39:16 Listen, for whatever reason, you don't need to explain it to anybody,

00:39:19 but a lot of times when we're talking about access to reproductive health for me i'm thinking about

00:39:25 black indigenous people of color particularly women every time gotta make oh but now i'm gonna 1.00

00:39:30 make it about me everything is about me everything is about me red dress looks like trans peter 0.99

00:39:34 griffin girls who are working class who do not i cut off my penis lowish i'm a woman i have even 0.99

00:39:43 access to like proper sexual education it's the oppressive state of saying i will force you to 0.99

00:39:51 have a child even against your own will right especially when you're thinking about women and 0.51

00:39:57 girls who who would be forced to have these children who are already living in very traumatized 0.94

00:40:03 and scare and scare situations you want to ask about barriers that's a barrier right there

00:40:08 women in poverty aren't able to access the way that rich women are and no matter what happens 1.00

00:40:14 rich women are gonna keep getting abortions and people are look at that's literally trans peter 1.00

00:40:19 griffin lois i thought about cutting off my penis lois peter you're a woman no lois identifies a 1.00

00:40:32 woman? What if I change my pronouns, Lois? Lois, will you still love me if I'm a woman? Peter! No! 1.00

00:40:47 Poverty are going to not. And the choice opening it up, the overruling is marginally affecting

00:40:54 people of color, people in poverty, way more than people who are going to get access to those

00:41:00 abortions actually incorrect your miss the misquote there's actually more abortions for

00:41:03 people in poverty stewie access to those abortions actually incorrect stewie i'm your new mom now

00:41:11 oh my god dad your mom no stewie silly i'm your dad your dad mom check out my new check out my 0.97

00:41:24 new vagina stewie act your miss there's actually more abortions for people in poverty it's just 0.99

00:41:29 at a lower rate. 0.66

00:41:32 Why do you think that abortion has been so tied up

00:41:35 in this feminism conversation? 1.00

00:41:37 It's all just social structure set up around bodies.

00:41:40 So if not all women are able to have babies, 1.00

00:41:44 but it's about the barriers and value

00:41:47 that we give to these specific bodies, right?

00:41:50 And so if abortion happens in a woman's body, 1.00

00:41:53 that's why this conversation is coming up.

00:41:56 Can I ask you a question?

00:41:57 Sure.

00:41:57 You said, um... 1.00

00:41:59 I can't even listen to the female garbage now. 1.00

00:42:02 Look at Patty Griffin. 1.00

00:42:05 Look at Caitlin Griffin. 1.00

00:42:07 I want to wear a dress.

00:42:12 But dad's...

00:42:14 Dad's a woman.

00:42:17 Shilly Stewie.

00:42:19 It's just a surgery.

00:42:22 Come feel dad's new pushy.

00:42:25 Come feel it.

00:42:27 Feels good, huh?

00:42:29 I love you, Stewie.

00:42:31 Done! Done! Done!

00:42:34 Peter, why are you letting the baby feel your new robo-pussy? 1.00

00:42:39 I'm just teaching him about wokeness, Loish. 1.00

00:42:43 It's progressive.

00:42:47 Stewie, you want to change your gender? 0.98

00:42:49 Absolutely not.

00:42:51 This is...

00:42:52 I'm leaving this family.

00:42:55 Stewie?

00:42:57 You've got two...

00:42:58 You got two moms now, Stewie.

00:43:01 All right.

00:43:01 That not all women are able to have babies or pregnancies.

00:43:06 Are you saying meaning like a fertility issue?

00:43:09 A number of reasons.

00:43:11 There's all kinds of reasons that not all women are having babies. 1.00

00:43:14 Pearl, I saw your hand up.

00:43:15 Yeah.

00:43:15 I think women want to sleep around and not have any consequence for it. 1.00

00:43:20 Hell yeah, we do.

00:43:21 Yeah!

00:43:21 Yeah, instead of, you know, taking personal accountability and being on birth control,

00:43:26 they just want to like do whatever they want birth control is satanic you say this like it's

00:43:31 a bad thing it is birth control is a bad thing for real real men do not let their women go on 1.00

00:43:36 birth control that's a fact it fucks up with their emotions even more than they're already 0.94

00:43:40 fucked up it fucks up with their whole period it's just really bad for them yeah it almost 0.95

00:43:44 sounds like you said can i also ask do you have any care to empower women or is disempowering 0.99

00:43:50 women. Empowering women is embracing

00:43:52 their feminine imperative.

00:43:54 That's the most empowering thing. What Pearl

00:43:56 is doing is way more empowering than any 0.99

00:43:58 other woke garbage you guys are talking about. Part of your 0.99

00:44:00 like, steez. See, this is shame,

00:44:03 insult, guilt, need to be right. Okay.

00:44:06 Why is it

00:44:06 empowering? Look at her saying all the Kevin Samuels.

00:44:08 Pearl is red-pilled for real. She's going to sleep around. 1.00

00:44:11 Why is that empowering?

00:44:12 I feel like you do like take

00:44:14 like the way you speak on women 0.84

00:44:16 is very sort of like

00:44:18 women just don't want to do this. 1.00

00:44:20 Ah, women just don't have this. 1.00

00:44:22 Ah, women just wanted this. 1.00

00:44:23 And I wonder why you have so much, like, hatred towards women.

00:44:27 I don't hate women. 1.00

00:44:27 Oh, my God.

00:44:28 Now they're calling Pearl a misogynist?

00:44:30 Yo.

00:44:33 Pearl's an incel? 0.99

00:44:34 Pearl's a toxically masculine misogynist now. 0.96

00:44:37 Where does that root in? 0.98

00:44:38 It sounds like you do.

00:44:40 I am a woman.

00:44:41 I am a woman.

00:44:42 That doesn't mean you don't have self-hate.

00:44:43 I can be black and still be internalized racism.

00:44:46 Exactly.

00:44:46 I'm saying specific things that you're saying.

00:44:48 She knows that the...

00:44:49 Bro, speak up!

00:44:50 This is why women are bad at debating. 1.00

00:44:52 She knows that the woke people are full of shit 1.00

00:44:53 and she's still not speaking up for pro right now. 1.00

00:44:55 They're saying that she hates herself?

00:44:57 What?

00:44:57 Like, women don't want to work. 1.00

00:44:59 Women don't want to this. 1.00

00:45:00 Women want to sleep around. 1.00

00:45:02 That's true.

00:45:03 It's not being a misogynist. 1.00

00:45:05 That is true, whore. 1.00

00:45:06 Where did you learn these beliefs? 1.00

00:45:09 Talking to you fucking dumbass bitches on a podcast professionally. 1.00

00:45:12 Because, okay, the question was, 1.00

00:45:14 why does abortion keep getting brought up? 1.00

00:45:16 40% of women that have had abortions... 0.99

00:45:18 She's getting emotional.

00:45:19 she wants to engage

00:45:20 Pearl did a great

00:45:21 Pearl did some

00:45:22 that was expert maneuver 1.00

00:45:23 this bitch over here 1.00

00:45:24 you look how emotional 1.00

00:45:25 look at her face

00:45:26 you see how upset

00:45:27 she is right now

00:45:27 she really wants

00:45:28 to get in a fight

00:45:29 and Pearl's still

00:45:30 unfazed

00:45:31 going to the facts

00:45:32 40%

00:45:33 yeah bring up the numbers 1.00

00:45:34 while this bitch 1.00

00:45:35 starts crying 1.00

00:45:36 ready she's gonna

00:45:36 try the tactic again

00:45:37 and Pearl knows

00:45:38 how to maneuver 0.96

00:45:38 female nonsense 1.00

00:45:39 abortions have had 0.99

00:45:40 two or more

00:45:41 40%

00:45:42 so what does that

00:45:43 say to me

00:45:43 that means you're

00:45:44 using it as a form

00:45:44 of birth control

00:45:45 and they don't

00:45:45 track the 60%

00:45:47 what kind of abortions

00:45:48 can you let me finish

00:45:48 They don't track the 60% to say who in the future has abortion.

00:45:52 So to me, it's like, why are they dying so hard for abortion?

00:45:56 They want to sleep around with no consequences, even though you have 41 forms of birth control.

00:46:00 Who does that benefit?

00:46:01 Gotcha. Boom, booker.

00:46:06 I don't think that benefits women. 0.99

00:46:08 I think actually that benefits men because it means that men can have sex with you without consequence.

00:46:12 It means that you can sleep with whoever you feel like. 0.53

00:46:14 great, but there are consequences because women are the ones who get pregnant and carry babies 1.00

00:46:18 and give birth. It's a very binary version of sex. Yes, because sex is binary, but please let me

00:46:24 finish my point. Oh, God. It's tricking women into thinking that aborting a pregnancy, terminating

00:46:29 pregnancy is something to be celebrated, when in reality, for a lot of women, especially those who

00:46:34 are doing it under duress, say that they've been raped or, you know, in the small circumstances

00:46:38 where something really traumatic has happened to them, that's a medical decision. Or say that

00:46:42 they're they're miscarrying and then they have to you know have a an assisted termination

00:46:46 that's a medical procedure it's not a celebration of oh look at the the idea the the sort of like

00:46:54 moral setting of that it needs to be rare is i think the delineation between that's a medical

00:47:02 abortion and that's like a fun abortion is really interesting because they're all medical it's all 0.97

00:47:08 a medical procedure and so no matter what you're doing going in there and getting it like that's

00:47:14 it's it's not like oh you're only allowed two it's just like you should just be able to get

00:47:19 a medical procedure done when it's something that you need done we shouldn't be desensitized to

00:47:24 taking someone's life that should never be an empowering factor for a woman i definitely agree

00:47:30 in that like there should be no absolute thing any woman should do there should not be an absolute 0.97

00:47:36 response to incest or rape or any of these things every woman should have the choice of if they want 0.97

00:47:41 to or not want to carry that child whether it is having fun getting raped incest whatever it is 0.74

00:47:49 it is i don't glorify and glamorize abortion i think it's a very traumatic thing i doubt that

00:47:53 if somebody wants has to do like if they have to do it they'll do it i don't think that people are

00:47:58 like you know um doing like have six get the seventh free and having fun with it um and i

00:48:04 I think that, like, glamorization and glorification of any side is not okay.

00:48:08 Did the Dobbs decision make anybody here sort of...

00:48:14 Yeah, why is Patty Griffin, why is Caitlin Griffin being so quiet? 1.00

00:48:16 I want to hear more from...

00:48:18 She's saying nothing.

00:48:20 Rethink abortion, abortion access, reproductive health care.

00:48:26 It's anti-woman, right? 0.99

00:48:28 It's anti...

00:48:30 It does not center people to have that voice for themselves and their own decisions, right?

00:48:34 it is a barrier right it's giving more agency to women because it's moving it back to the state 1.00

00:48:41 level so locally but why would the state have the ability to tell me what to do because it doesn't

00:48:45 have that power if you take out the the the viewpoint that life begins at conception which

00:48:51 is a really big defining principle for both uh the pro-life crowd who very very you know vehemently

00:48:57 believe that and then obviously a lot of the pro-choice crowd do not believe that taking

00:49:01 that out of the equation you do not have just whatever kind of autonomy you want as a person

00:49:07 it's regardless of male or female you can't just have free run to do whatever the hell you want

00:49:12 that's not how society operates so at no point at no point do i have the right to tell anyone in

00:49:17 this room what they should or should not do with their bodies but it's not about your body it's

00:49:21 not about your body it's about the kid's body i don't care what you do with your body we're

00:49:27 talking about it's not really you're you're just an apartment building for that baby

00:49:32 it's not your body that's the baby's body you just happen to be carrying it 0.95

00:49:37 Jordan I saw your hand creep up the Dobbs decision for me reinforced how 1.00

00:49:44 Lois I got an abortion Lois I want to kill a baby 1.00

00:49:50 sticking up my my new pussy Lois 1.00

00:49:54 Peter, stop killing babies 1.00

00:49:57 No, Lois

00:49:58 I'm pro-choice

00:50:01 If you can do it

00:50:03 I can do it too

00:50:04 Important it is that we approach these issues

00:50:06 from a cultural perspective

00:50:08 because it reinforces something that I have told

00:50:11 many of my colleagues and peers in the past

00:50:13 which is that so long as you lack

00:50:15 a cultural consensus, any issue

00:50:17 any issue can become a political

00:50:19 football that can be decided by

00:50:21 another election cycle

00:50:22 And so long as there is no strong consensus, I would expect this to be our reality going forward.

00:50:30 These extremely vitriolic and aggressive conversations until there's another miraculous consensus that brought about Roe v. Wade.

00:50:38 But what it... 1.00

00:50:40 Lower, stick Stewie on my pussy and kill him. 1.00

00:50:42 I'm pro-choice. 1.00

00:50:44 No!

00:50:45 Don't! 0.57

00:50:46 Mom, stop! 1.00

00:50:47 Don't do it!

00:50:48 But Stewie, I'm woke.

00:50:53 Now get up in here. 1.00

00:50:54 No, no!

00:50:56 Be done!

00:50:57 Stop! 1.00

00:50:57 Mom! 0.97

00:50:58 Ah!

00:50:59 Ah! 1.00

00:51:00 Eh, eh, eh, I'm going to kill my baby. 0.99

00:51:03 More or less reinforced for me is that we're going to have more of these difficult conversations. 0.99

00:51:08 I want to talk about transgender issues.

00:51:10 Should trans women be included in feminist conversations? 1.00

00:51:14 How about in women's spaces? 1.00

00:51:17 Yes, they're women. 1.00

00:51:18 What's the question?

00:51:22 Trans women or women? 1.00

00:51:23 Ha! 1.00

00:51:24 Stupid! 1.00

00:51:26 I'm not like mine! 1.00

00:51:27 They love saying shit like this. 1.00

00:51:29 It makes them happy. 0.99

00:51:30 So I want to come at this from the position of an athlete.

00:51:34 Oh, Jesus.

00:51:35 So I play...

00:51:36 Oh, Jesus.

00:51:37 I have no legs.

00:51:39 Everyone should be like me.

00:51:40 Okay, athletes don't relate to you.

00:51:42 Legless.

00:51:43 Am I pro basketball?

00:51:44 Am I pro volleyball?

00:51:45 So when it comes to athletic spaces,

00:51:47 I don't think that trans women should be allowed into athletic spaces because I don't think it's 1.00

00:51:52 a fair, um, I think as female athletes, we work so incredibly hard for the little opportunity 1.00

00:51:57 there is in women's sports. Would this be a barrier? Like this, there's no barrier. There's 1.00

00:52:01 less opportunity in some industries. That's what a barrier is. There's less, it's not, no, no, no.

00:52:06 It's based on the market. Okay. Hold on, hold on, guys. Okay. So again, we work very hard for the

00:52:11 little opportunity there is in the space because we're not as entertaining as the men. Sorry,

00:52:16 We're just not.

00:52:17 Hey! 0.99

00:52:19 But she's still blowing up on YouTube, but she makes a lot of sense.

00:52:23 I don't think Pearl said anything that I disagree with.

00:52:25 And so it's like you're going to take the little opportunity that we're given.

00:52:29 And the problem is, like, we can't compete.

00:52:33 We can't.

00:52:34 Like, I'm six foot.

00:52:35 If I go up against a six foot.

00:52:36 She's six foot? 1.00

00:52:40 And I play basketball with him.

00:52:42 He's going to body me.

00:52:43 And what happens if I go up against you?

00:52:44 Even if I have years more of training,

00:52:50 and so it's like you're taking away

00:52:51 the little opportunity that we're given

00:52:53 and we all work so hard for,

00:52:55 and you're just giving it back to biological guys,

00:52:57 it's like this will be the end of women's sports.

00:53:00 Have you tried confidence?

00:53:01 Eli, hold on, Mindy.

00:53:02 Sorry, confidence can't make me bench what a guy benches.

00:53:06 Confidence?

00:53:07 What the? 1.00

00:53:09 What retard woke you said that? 1.00

00:53:10 You guys are so hostile. 0.99

00:53:12 She's sharing her experience in...

00:53:13 in a specific field.

00:53:15 No, she's sharing trans misogyny. 1.00

00:53:19 Trans misogyny? 0.99

00:53:21 You have a suit on, bro.

00:53:23 You look like Dream.

00:53:24 You look like the people

00:53:25 standing at the top in Hunger Games

00:53:27 looking down at the civilians 1.00

00:53:28 while you go fucking have trans orgy. 1.00

00:53:30 It's not. 1.00

00:53:31 She's a woman who's had an experience.

00:53:33 You guys are so obsessed

00:53:35 with your own experiences

00:53:36 and your own existence,

00:53:38 and yet when a woman is sitting here 1.00

00:53:39 telling you,

00:53:40 I feel as though this is unfair

00:53:41 and this is compromising. 0.99

00:53:43 because of my experience you know what they say trans misogyny but these bitches spend 50 minutes 1.00

00:53:48 victimizing themselves about being black and crippled as soon as pearl talks about her 1.00

00:53:52 experience she's playing basketball she's a misogynist this shit is retarded woke people 1.00

00:53:56 they're just retarded and the situation is not helping women you guys are like but when you're 1.00

00:54:01 like i'm a black person that did this this this and this then it's valid and fair and viable 1.00

00:54:06 eli i want to give you the chance to respond oh man the bad bitch is cooking today um so this is 1.00

00:54:12 basically a joke of a talking point everyone has biological advantages in sports how yo me and you 0.98

00:54:17 yo white hair me and you get in a cage who you think's winning get olex or zayn the main or any 0.99

00:54:24 of these fucking autistic schizophrenic chat people these alahu akbar get what you and you 1.00

00:54:30 and them go in a cage and let's see who wins are you are you fucking joking are you joking 1.00

00:54:36 How tall are you? 0.99

00:54:38 5'11 and a half.

00:54:39 I'm tall.

00:54:39 I'm 5'8.

00:54:41 I am a trans woman.

00:54:43 I...

00:54:43 I'm not like mine!

00:54:45 Oh, that is dream.

00:54:47 This is actually dream.

00:54:49 Why are you sitting here?

00:54:50 You can't have an abortion. 0.95

00:54:51 You can't have a period.

00:54:53 You don't need to take birth control.

00:54:54 You've been irrelevant for this whole conversation, dude. 0.96

00:54:57 You would crush me. 0.99

00:54:59 You would absolutely crush me. 0.88

00:54:59 Bone density, wrist strength, muscle density.

00:55:03 You can't switch those.

00:55:04 Yeah, exactly.

00:55:05 You would crush me.

00:55:05 But also, Eli, you would never play at the level that Pearl plays because you would never get there.

00:55:10 So let me give you a few more examples here, too.

00:55:13 So Michael Phelps produced more lactic acid in his body, which caused him to swim better than any of his competitors.

00:55:19 This was widely celebrated and nobody contested it.

00:55:23 Now, this is a performance enhancing hormone.

00:55:26 So we all have different bodies.

00:55:28 And now I'm not saying that trans women who aren't on hormones should participate.

00:55:32 but there are I mean every major medical and chat you did call from the jump I didn't I should have

00:55:37 noticed W creativity good thank you sauce in the way you cook that um Syrian girl earlier in the 1.00

00:55:42 debate was great I would like you see a debate on rumble see if that haram bimbo wants to debate 1.00

00:55:47 I'm down if she wants to uh Syrian girl who's trying to cancel energy if you want to debate 1.00

00:55:52 me on rumble you are very welcome to every major sports organization agrees that trans women who

00:55:57 have been on hormones for between one and three years depending on the organization

00:56:00 have the same competitive abilities that's that did the study that you're referencing had like

00:56:05 seven people participated misinformation by the way i'm referencing several different studies i'm

00:56:11 a trans woman and a researcher it's getting personal i don't want it to be personal is that 0.99

00:56:16 a trans too wait did i call her is that a this this bitch is looking kind of manly now too 1.00

00:56:20 all these women look suspect opinions don't count because they're not the right kind of opinions 1.00

00:56:25 and we're constantly shouted over and talked over regardless of what we look like because

00:56:30 there's one group in society that basically takes precedence and it's frustrating so yeah of course 0.98

00:56:35 it's it's it's frustrating because when we try what the fuck was that demonic laugh that you 1.00

00:56:41 just had to interrupt with frustrating so yeah of course it's it's what a cunt they spent 15 minutes 0.99

00:56:48 victimizing himself and then she talks about something being frustrating and she laughs like 0.99

00:56:51 an actual demon you see the demon laugh demon emoji in the chat look oh god imagine living with 0.99

00:56:57 you this cunt it's frustrating because when we try to talk about it we get shouted down we get 0.99

00:57:06 told to be quiet we we get we get spooking down too as well so there's hostility there for plenty 1.00

00:57:12 of women let's try to make this an opportunity stop doing that witch laugh you're literally a 1.00

00:57:18 white woman from australia you live in a bubble and you're pissed oh look how heated she's getting 1.00

00:57:23 she just went from the witch lab there's a demon coming out of her man you're literally a white 0.99

00:57:28 lady opportunity to speak you're literally a white woman from australia you live in a bubble and 0.89

00:57:33 you're pissed that voices that have been silenced forever finally can be heard that's oh god

00:57:38 oh whoa witch this is what i'm talking about this is the haram

00:57:44 whoa find god because whoo that's why they have the voice because they speak up okay we're having

00:57:52 a conversation about transgender women participating in sports and i wanted to allow more people to

00:57:58 participate jordan i wanted to hear from you so i am not a professional athlete the closest

00:58:04 thing i have ever done to really no no you i thought you competed against michael phelps

00:58:13 weren't you there crossing up with michael jordan caitlyn griffin i'm not an athlete anything

00:58:20 athletic was i used to do competitive show choir when i was younger and um i don't feel really

00:58:27 qualified to make carte blanc statements about whether or not trans women should compete in

00:58:33 every kind of sport and i understand that that is kind of that's a hard pill to swallow and for me

00:58:41 my first inclination is to approach everything through a lens of inclusivity but at the same

00:58:46 time i also can't speak accurately to every kind of sport and the different things that go into it

00:58:51 so i really think in these instances the decisions are best left up to the professional governing

00:58:55 bodies that dictate these particular sports i just feel like merch in places as an ally in places

00:59:01 where there's no understanding we can just respect and not really like our opinions don't matter

00:59:07 so then why are you adding your opinion dummy and look at the look at dream in the back smiling at

00:59:12 at that nonsense. You kind of look like a monkey, man, more than me. Eli, I saw you nodding your 0.99

00:59:17 head over there. Several times. Yo, Chad, can you call this fake woman a man? You're still 0.97

00:59:24 wearing a suit. You're barely even trying. So this is more than about sports. This is about

00:59:31 free and equal participation for transgender people in social life. And the right sees this

00:59:37 as a socially acceptable way to begin to remove trans people from different engagements in our 0.99

00:59:42 society. So it does just start with sports or bathrooms or locker rooms, something that they

00:59:48 find is more acceptable. And then at this point, they start to move into education, getting trans

00:59:52 teachers fired, banning trans books. This is a route that is very effective because it's seen 1.00

00:59:59 as more acceptable. But it's also overlooking a lot of major details. Like, I mean, do y'all know

01:00:04 how many trans women have won national titles? One too many. One. It's Leah Thomas is the only 1.00

01:00:10 too many. If women's sports were actually going to end in some way, I mean, it's just not happening. 1.00

01:00:18 Wouldn't you think there would be more trans women in sports when the majority of states do 1.00

01:00:21 allow trans women full participation? International titles, zero. No global titles have ever been won

01:00:26 by a trans woman. I want to move on to a different topic. I want to talk about Me Too and sort of

01:00:31 this social movement that we've lived through, we're living through right now. What is the state

01:00:35 of feminism sort of in this post me too era we're in post me too all right tell me um sorry i got

01:00:45 distracted by the me too part hey anybody me too and you yeah i was like we're post me too wow like

01:00:50 okay get to the point okay victim victim victim victim no one's getting like sexually harassed

01:00:54 anymore okay we get it we get it we get it we did it guys we solved the problem um no i i think

01:01:00 obviously the state of feminism is very much reflected right in this room but 1.00

01:01:04 Me too for me, right, in a particular context means something for different people.

01:01:09 It's a different experience for different people.

01:01:11 In my culture and in my community, we're still working through that.

01:01:14 There is no post me too, right?

01:01:15 We're still working through how do we have these tough conversations?

01:01:18 How do we teach not just, you know, women, but everyone about consent?

01:01:22 What does consent look like?

01:01:24 What does that look like in our community?

01:01:25 What does that not look like?

01:01:26 Right, all those things that I think it's still very complicated.

01:01:29 Chad, WRL consent.

01:01:31 Trigger the person who's going to make a documentary.

01:01:32 This is for the documentarian who's watching my stream.

01:01:35 Chat, WRL on consent.

01:01:38 But I think it starts at the level of community, right?

01:01:40 Of like, how do we have these conversations around consent?

01:01:42 Sydney, I saw your hand up.

01:01:43 So when the Me Too thing was unfolding,

01:01:45 I was initially like, great,

01:01:47 I love the idea of women being able to speak out. 1.00

01:01:49 What's been really disappointing, I suppose, for me,

01:01:50 post-Me Too, as we're calling it,

01:01:52 is that, and especially as someone

01:01:53 who's sort of on the right wing of politics,

01:01:55 I think that a lot of the experiences of women on the right

01:01:58 get a bit trivialized

01:01:59 because there is a lot of politicizing of sexual assault.

01:02:02 So when something legitimately happens on our side of the table and someone tries to speak up about it, there's almost an automatic disbelief.

01:02:07 And I understand why it's because of the believe all women type of stuff that came out of the Me Too movement that a lot of us were like, wait a minute.

01:02:12 No, no, people do use these situations for gain. People do make things up. People do lie.

01:02:16 Women lie. Did you hear what happened to what's his name? 1.00

01:02:20 Gervonta Davis. Gervonta Davis is in jail right now. 1.00

01:02:23 But another fucking man in 2022 getting falsely imprisoned for shit. 1.00

01:02:27 Tory Lanez, Gervonta Davis and now Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate. 1.00

01:02:30 Javante Davis

01:02:31 his baby mama

01:02:33 accused him of

01:02:34 of assault

01:02:35 and he didn't even do it

01:02:36 and she was

01:02:36 she posted a picture

01:02:37 on Instagram 1.00

01:02:37 the bitch put 1.00

01:02:38 shit on his toothbrush 1.00

01:02:40 bro 1.00

01:02:40 disgusting 0.98

01:02:41 he didn't even hit her 0.97

01:02:43 and everybody

01:02:44 everybody jumped to believe it

01:02:45 the man nowadays

01:02:46 chat

01:02:47 men are

01:02:48 guilty

01:02:50 until proven innocent

01:02:51 as soon as you get accused

01:02:52 because of the 0.97

01:02:53 believe all women nonsense 1.00

01:02:54 they should have asked that 0.98

01:02:55 they should have asked

01:02:56 the panel women

01:02:56 should we believe all women

01:02:57 five of them would say

01:02:58 yes we should believe all women

01:03:00 he went to jail for a false accusation type one if you know when it's going to happen in school

01:03:05 or in any scenario in the workplace where a woman falsely accused a man of rape it's so common now

01:03:11 and we still trust women immediately i'm sick of that man a lot of people's lives get ruined they 0.96

01:03:18 get accused if you're on a football team and some sorority girl accused of the black dude of rape 0.90

01:03:22 he loses a scholarship and then even if once they realize that it was nonsense he still can't get it 0.55

01:03:28 back he still missed two years he's still not in the nfl now but it is sad to watch it happen

01:03:36 it makes me sad that we're here jordan i feel like there'll never be a post me too because 0.85

01:03:40 at the heart of it me too is just a phrase you're all right though nah someone raped me

01:03:46 i i want to get me too you're gonna you're fine which knows you're never like you the spirit of

01:03:55 what Me Too represented will always be relevant,

01:03:57 and that is that you are empowering individual women

01:03:58 to advocate for themselves and speak out

01:04:00 when they feel like they're being wrong.

01:04:02 Ideally, you're just trying to be the most transparent

01:04:04 and self-accountable person you can be,

01:04:05 and you need to hit all of those fronts,

01:04:07 again, if you want it to last on a cultural level.

01:04:10 How about beauty standards?

01:04:12 We talked a little bit about this.

01:04:13 This got brought up at the beginning.

01:04:15 How does that tie into femininity? 1.00

01:04:17 Sorry, I'm very into this idea

01:04:19 because I do think it is one of the larger intersections

01:04:23 That just doesn't get very discussed, which is like I was talking about before, barriers and friction are placed up around bodies.

01:04:30 And the fatter I get, the older I get, the less people will listen to me, the less value I will have for society.

01:04:38 So, you know, I'm already starting out as a woman with no legs.

01:04:42 If I had something on my face, I have my beauty.

01:04:44 That's one of my privileges.

01:04:45 I have my whiteness.

01:04:45 That's one of my privileges.

01:04:47 I used to have thinness and now I'm getting fatter.

01:04:49 things are changing and i think every single time that we talk about feminism

01:04:58 um pretty privilege should be discussed because we have these ideas if you because you're fat 1.00

01:05:03 that's why your skin tone is this if your hair is this if your body looks like that it's about 0.94

01:05:07 whether or not you not in the leg term but in the fat term you are given um an equal opportunity

01:05:13 based on what you look like i saw i think a lot of times the women that complain about beauty 1.00

01:05:17 standards don't complain about them when they got privileged when they were young and attractive and 0.98

01:05:20 thin so it's like yeah you're complaining when the privilege is gone but privileges but privilege

01:05:24 is invisible to those who have it and women it's it's a privilege and men don't turn 18 and get

01:05:28 looks that we get as a black woman uh shut up i'm here so one of the most imagine just every time 0.86

01:05:35 you start a sentence as a black trans queer person as a minority integral parts of the 0.94

01:05:43 the beauty conversation has become, has been colorism.

01:05:46 I'm a dark-skinned black woman, proud of it,

01:05:48 and proud of being myself.

01:05:50 For the most part, I did not,

01:05:54 why am I gonna cry about this?

01:05:59 Bumbaka! 0.68

01:06:00 I did not grow up thinking I was beautiful,

01:06:02 because I was that.

01:06:03 And I think, and the black haunt, and the black- 1.00

01:06:05 Well, it's nothing to do with black, 1.00

01:06:06 you're just not very attractive, okay? 0.99

01:06:08 Space, we have these conversations,

01:06:11 but I think, I'm kind of glad, I'm glad to bring it up. 0.99

01:06:12 would fuck the shit out of lupita but like it's not it's not your skin tone you're just not 0.99

01:06:18 your hair looks like french fries because i think that is actually really should be 1.00

01:06:20 part of the colorism topic because colorism is not just shades within being black it's shades

01:06:25 because they're again the beauty standard is the closer to whiteness you are the more beautiful you 0.84

01:06:30 are i think it's something that if more people in different shades particularly white women because 1.00

01:06:35 of knowing that standard and we work together on that then we have a lot i think something we can

01:06:40 can unify on but also something that we can make strides in right now that I'm just not seeing it's

01:06:44 only again it's that's why people feel like you have to be a black feminist because it's an it's 1.00

01:06:48 a topic that only really black feminists are talking about because it deals with let me play 1.00

01:06:52 a sad song for you on the world how do you as a black woman who's fat and has french fry hair 1.00

01:07:04 feminism should be about how ugly i am because nobody wants me and they're misogynist and racist 1.00

01:07:12 for saying it standards make you feel morris i mean kind of what you're saying um antonia 0.83

01:07:22 as a black latina woman in my community i grew up and i was ugly right like that's what i was 0.98

01:07:27 considered i was not considered you're fat too though beautiful of feeling ugly but also being

01:07:31 told i was right had a lot to do with what is believed in my community right colorism is one

01:07:35 of them and so to say i'm gonna redefine beauty for myself and to say i own myself and i get to 0.96

01:07:41 decide what these fucking woke people are coping so hard with being fat do you hear that she 0.97

01:07:45 redefined beauty for herself literally the definition of delusion 1.00

01:07:50 what the imagine being so ugly you make up the definition of ugly in your head

01:07:57 so that you don't fit it what's beautiful right and i get to decide what i want to wear

01:08:01 and how I want to wear it.

01:08:02 And I don't need to, right?

01:08:04 It's almost a repelling, right?

01:08:05 Like, I'm like, no, you know what?

01:08:06 I am beautiful.

01:08:07 I'm going to do what I want to do

01:08:09 and I'm going to feel myself

01:08:10 because if no one else is going to feel me,

01:08:11 it's on me to feel me too.

01:08:12 Cope.

01:08:13 Delusional cope.

01:08:14 I got to say, though, I did grow... 0.68

01:08:16 Die alone with cats, then.

01:08:17 ...being referred to as very beautiful 1.00

01:08:19 for a woman with a disability.

01:08:21 And that, to me, always fed this idea

01:08:23 that disability...

01:08:24 They probably got some fat cake, though.

01:08:25 Doesn't mean beautiful.

01:08:26 I am in some form of exceptionalism,

01:08:28 which I then had to keep up with forever. 0.99

01:08:30 So it's like I got this thought as I started to age like you can have no legs be better not fucking get fat 0.93

01:08:35 And so this idea that like there are certain people who are beautiful and certain people aren't and that inherently holds value 0.97

01:08:43 Is I think, you know find it in yourself. Yes, and Jordan beauty standards are toxic bullshit 1.00

01:08:49 Hierarchical nonsense beauty standards are for that's toxic and patriarchal always 0.99

01:08:54 And I say that as someone who has spent over a year collectively of my life in eating disorder

01:08:59 institutions because i have tried to put my body through tellish things to meet these beauty

01:09:04 standards which more often than not are not based in reality they're typically trends they're

01:09:09 created to push things they're extremely useful for marketing but they don't serve anyone's health

01:09:13 they don't serve anyone's self-esteem they only act to try and tell us that there's a allegedly

01:09:17 right way to have a body and your body sucks if you don't occupy that space and have that body 1.00

01:09:22 then you're a piece of shit which is absolute nonsense you're not a piece of shit your body 1.00

01:09:25 your body's just objectively worse you're fat it's it's not efficient would you rather have a 1.00

01:09:30 fast car or a fucking 1993 volkswagen that's like a fat imagine if your car had a bunch of fat like 1.00

01:09:38 a bunch of extra metal on it for no reason it's a shitty car it's just worse and there are way too 0.99

01:09:43 many women and men in the world who end up doing terrible things in themselves because they fall 0.87

01:09:47 into this trap of thinking that you have to be this way and if you aren't this way then there's

01:09:51 something inherently wrong at your core which is nonsense you're perfect the way you are you're not

01:09:55 perfect you're fat and you're not going to be happy if you're going to cope for your whole life 0.96

01:10:00 bro i mean like the look at woke people are choosing delusion over reality it is what it is 0.95

01:10:06 man that's that's literally the core of it you are perfect the way you are and anyone who tries

01:10:11 to tell you otherwise is feeding into this industry and is just they're not your friend

01:10:14 or looking out for you leila oh yeah i was gonna say yeah beauty in the industry is exploitative 1.00

01:10:19 um but also we have to remember a lot of the beauty standards are based around health what's 0.99

01:10:23 perceived as health like symmetry um certain weights things like that so there is that side

01:10:27 where we have to balance it and i think we're seeing so much more representation or just eat

01:10:31 less you know instead of coping and just making up definitions and like i i'm perfect the way i am

01:10:36 just eat less because you know that you're lying yourself and which i think is incredibly important

01:10:40 well i just think that like if women really cared about beauty standards like the obesity rate 0.70

01:10:45 wouldn't be what it is let's try and maintain the beauty standards i don't i mean i just think like

01:10:48 some people are more attractive some people are less attractive and that's just you know what

01:10:52 Or would I rate myself one to ten?

01:10:53 That's what I mean.

01:10:55 I just think some people are more attractive.

01:10:57 So if you are overweight, you don't care about beauty standards.

01:10:59 The point is that the beauty standard is thin, right?

01:11:03 Your standard?

01:11:04 Obesity comes from men and women, though.

01:11:05 You're right.

01:11:06 That's true.

01:11:06 But I'm saying if women really wanted to fit the beauty standard, they would be thin. 1.00

01:11:09 No, from my experience as well, I was growing up, again, in a mostly white neighborhood

01:11:13 where I was always comparing myself to literally other people who have a different body type,

01:11:17 But I wasn't I was considered other or to something because it didn't conform to that body type when that same body type became popular to with Kim Kardashian, the Kardashians who are different.

01:11:29 Right. Than me. Let's just say our different skin color. Right.

01:11:32 And there's a lot of animosity and a lot of black communities of the fact that when it was on black skin, it was an issue.

01:11:40 But when it was on Kim Kardashian and the Kardashians, it was a billion dollar business.

01:11:43 Yep. Our time together has almost come to an end.

01:11:47 Pearl did her best, bro.

01:11:48 She did a great job. 0.95

01:11:49 Kent, uh, Kent to Warren, nothing alive.

01:11:51 Smash all of them.

01:11:51 Super Gremlin. 1.00

01:11:52 You would smash the trans, bro. 1.00

01:11:54 Lent to Warren in the chat. 0.99

01:11:55 This dude, whoa, bro.

01:11:57 I took that L. 1.00

01:11:58 I took that L saying that I would try and pass a pussy, 1.00

01:12:00 but bro, hold that L because I held that L. 0.99

01:12:03 I didn't do it.

01:12:04 You actually want to.

01:12:05 About feminism, big picture. 1.00

01:12:07 We're going to try again.

01:12:08 Is feminism dead? 1.00

01:12:10 I think feminism is alive. 1.00

01:12:12 And I'm thankful to be a participant and believer of it.

01:12:17 yeah it's alive but you're gonna die alone i would say as far as the west goes i think that

01:12:21 feminism has been cannibalized by other movements like leftism like transgenderism so i think

01:12:26 feminism is very much alive and well i think it takes different forms depending on who you're 1.00

01:12:29 talking to and that's not necessarily a bad thing and as i've defined in the beginning for me i use

01:12:33 it as a lens so i i don't think i'll ever stop having it in my my arsenal if you will it makes

01:12:37 for a good vice panel okay we're done but that's it it doesn't really reflect reality and notice

01:12:43 this this proves everything that i've said for the past like couple months about feminism they're 1.00

01:12:49 all delusional they all believe in the same thing and they're mostly coping

01:12:53 that's it

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SNEAKO - December 31, 2022

SNEAKO Reacts To Pearl DEBATING A Pack Of Delusional Women

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