The Auron MacIntyre Show - Lindsay Clancy and the Question of Female Agency ｜ 8⧸19⧸26

00:00:00.000 hey everybody how's it going thanks for joining me this afternoon i am oren mcintyre you know

00:00:15.240 last week i wrote a piece for the blaze about the fact that women are getting a pass with the

00:00:22.740 conservative movement that there's been a lot of talk about the radicalization of young man

00:00:28.220 young men, the dangers that young men are posing because they're listening to men like Nick Fuentes

00:00:34.560 and other subversive people on the internet. They're in chat rooms sharing memes. They might

00:00:40.440 be groipers. And so we have to watch out because the entire conservative movement, every young man 0.99

00:00:45.860 in the movement might be a sleeper cell, might be some kind of post-liberal fascist who's trying to

00:00:51.780 bring some kind of, I don't know, toxically masculine patriarchy into the Republican 0.56

00:00:57.960 politics and all of this nonsense.

00:01:01.040 And as this has been going on, there's been absolutely no discussion about the radicalization

00:01:06.540 of young women, even though the facts show that young women are far more politically

00:01:11.680 radical than young men and all in the leftward direction. 0.80

00:01:14.880 Now, I'm fine in saying that there is perhaps too far that one can go on the right.

00:01:19.720 I think there's a fair case for that.

00:01:21.780 However, if you're going to choose which direction one should go too far in, if we had to pick whether we wanted people to be too far left or too far right as people on the right, well, you would imagine you want people to be on the right in general.

00:01:36.000 And maybe we can moderate those too far tendencies, but on the right is kind of where we want people to be. But there's a lot, endless really discussion from Jeremy Boring and guys, you know, all over the place, Ben Shapiro, people speaking in hushed tones like Joel Berry or James Lindsay about the radicalization of young men.

00:01:56.120 these people generally have very little to say about the radicalization of young women the fact

00:02:01.080 that young women across the board are more pro-abortion more pro-lgbtq more pro-trans

00:02:08.380 more pro open borders immigration they're softer on crime basically everything that the conservative

00:02:15.900 media runs on well women are more likely to be against it now i want to be really clear here

00:02:22.720 this does not mean all women it certainly doesn't mean conservative women there are a lot of

00:02:28.580 fantastic conservative women inside you know the the media sphere but also just conservative women 0.81

00:02:35.300 raising children you know taking care of families doing an amazing job in their community and none 0.93

00:02:40.940 of this is their fault this is not some blanket condemnation of women in any way shape or form

00:02:45.520 in fact i think we need far less of the gender wars if possible uh you know i try to avoid this

00:02:52.180 stuff really as much as i can because i think ultimately you know kind of inflaming these

00:02:57.540 tensions does not help especially when we're trying to demonize or polarize each other but

00:03:02.620 sometimes you come to a moment where there's something has to be set and you just can't avoid

00:03:07.200 what's going on anymore and i think we've reached that moment because no less than a week after i

00:03:14.340 published that piece this whole lindsey clancy affair has blown up and it's not just been that 0.83

00:03:22.920 you know crazy people on tiktok or you know buffoonish liberal women on the internet are

00:03:28.100 making up conspiracy theories to justify what happened here but it's the fact that conservative 1.00

00:03:33.020 women are coming out and finding justifications for this woman's actions in some shape or form 0.87

00:03:40.120 and that they're attacking anybody who notices that this is terrible behavior that this is

00:03:45.340 incredibly dangerous to everyone in our society but particularly people who are being told that

00:03:51.420 young men are somehow radicalized while women run around defending the murder of young children even

00:03:56.760 when they're conservative i mean that that's insane but that is where we are at the moment

00:04:01.580 and so like i said i i really didn't want to do anything on this story it's really dark it's really

00:04:08.380 really dark if you don't know the details we'll get into in a moment but you know when you do

00:04:12.540 shows like this sometimes you look at a topic and you're like man I just don't even want to touch

00:04:17.640 that because I have to look at kind of the depths of of the evil that humans are capable of every

00:04:22.660 day and some of these things are just so horrendous I mean I was a crime reporter so I was used to

00:04:28.760 looking at the police blotter and finding out who got murdered that day I've been to crime scenes

00:04:34.160 i've seen some bad stuff and it's not easy on your soul so you know this is not a topic that i

00:04:40.480 really enjoy getting into but like i said i think it's just become completely unavoidable at this

00:04:45.760 point things have gotten to a fever pitch and so i feel like at the very least to even hope to

00:04:52.420 repair at some level any form of the gender discourse you have to address this issue because

00:04:58.100 if you're just going to let one side of this whole thing if you're going to let some percentage of 0.60

00:05:03.500 women get away with, well, literal murder, then there's no way you're going to repair

00:05:08.080 the relationship between men and women. So we need to get into Lindsay Clancy today

00:05:12.860 and everything surrounding it. So if you're not familiar with what happened in this case,

00:05:20.160 this woman a few years ago, I believe it was 2023, was accused of killing her three children.

00:05:27.560 she's on trial for that now and the details which i'm going to keep saying alleged because i'm not

00:05:35.280 quite sure of the legal status but as far as i can tell her defense is not in any way disputing

00:05:40.660 what i'm about to tell you they just have what they think is a mitigating circumstance for her

00:05:44.860 behavior so the details seem to be that this woman who had been suffering postpartum depression had

00:05:54.060 reported serious mental health issues had gone and sought help and received a large number of

00:06:00.620 medications in an attempt to rectify this situation at some point apparently was overwhelmed

00:06:07.360 and decided to tell her husband that she was going to need him to go get some food and some

00:06:15.060 medication and apparently sent him as far away from the house as possible sent him to a restaurant

00:06:20.620 further away the normal pharmacy further away the normal apparently to maximize the amount of time 0.84

00:06:25.560 she would have alone with children and then when he was gone she took all three of her children 0.95

00:06:30.420 down to the basement took exercise bands you know the elastic ones that people use 1.00

00:06:36.300 and apparently systematically choked each one of these children to death after she did that she 1.00

00:06:44.500 then took a cocktail of medication slit her own wrists jumped out a window and paralyzed herself

00:06:50.920 but did not succeed in killing herself which is actually surprisingly common when it comes to

00:06:57.320 female suicides females attempt suicide more often than men but men by far killed themselves

00:07:03.880 successfully far more than women somewhere between three to five times so her attempt here's failure

00:07:09.780 is in no way shocking, though it does seem like she did put a reasonable amount of effort in

00:07:14.560 to the whole thing to be sure. Now, as I said, it appears that her legal defense team is not really

00:07:24.820 contesting any of the facts in the case. They're more or less uncontestable.

00:07:29.900 Their defense, the reason she entered a not guilty plea is not that she was not guilty of the crime

00:07:35.900 itself that committing the act but that they are claiming that her severe case of postpartum

00:07:41.820 depression drove her to commit this heinous act and so she's basically guilty by not guilty by

00:07:49.920 reason of insanity now there's a couple things tied up in this right that people have started to

00:07:58.120 debate about but before we get to the debate itself let's just go to the liberal reaction

00:08:04.360 of what has happened what what has happened on the internet at this point so because the internet

00:08:09.960 is largely uh especially for women a hive mind of like true crime conspiracy theory uh stuff

00:08:17.400 though to be fair obviously men are not immune to this either uh there has been an entire cult that

00:08:23.820 has grown up around this woman uh and has ultimately decided that she is not guilty

00:08:31.460 and that her husband is the one that actually did it

00:08:34.220 and that there's all kinds of theories about how he could have figured this out,

00:08:38.700 how he could have been involved, how he framed her for this scenario.

00:08:42.980 Now, that's obviously insane, but it's out there.

00:08:47.380 I don't want to say it's everyone, and this is another reason I tend to hesitate

00:08:51.000 to cover some of the social media trends because you can nitpick, you can nutpick,

00:08:57.180 You can find, you know, 100 crazy women who will say this kind of stuff, and then you can try to say that this is everyone's fault and that every woman believes this.

00:09:07.100 And I want to be really clear again, I am not applying this to every woman.

00:09:10.700 This is not a problem with women in general, but it is a problem where a specific subset of women do feel emboldened and do feel that they are at least going to escape any social censure for engaging in this kind of activity.

00:09:26.100 might receive positive female attention again i think that might say something about the general

00:09:32.120 health of our environment but that does not say anything about any individual woman there are 0.99

00:09:35.720 plenty of women who find this absolutely appalling and you know are reacting properly to what

00:09:41.400 happened here so i just want to keep making that statement because i don't think it helps anybody

00:09:45.860 to again just try to drive a wedge further and further between men and women that said there is

00:09:51.980 a problem here because it's not just women running around and justifying this uh saying that there

00:09:57.940 was some kind of conspiracy theory it's also women justifying basically the act itself there's a lot

00:10:03.500 of women who came out on social media and said yeah i totally get that i totally understand being 0.84

00:10:09.620 you know recently having a kid and being overwhelmed and just wanting to kill them

00:10:13.500 and there's also a lot of people running around uh on tiktok and other places and posting videos

00:10:22.560 about how they deal with the rage the violent anger that they want to take out on their kids

00:10:27.840 so that they don't kill them right now like that's a literal trend like women reading uh this woman

00:10:33.300 you know lindsey clancy's words or you know talking about things that she did and then

00:10:38.060 you know comparing them to their own rage and their own feelings and these kind of things

00:10:43.500 Now, some people will say, oh, well, isn't it better that people get that out?

00:10:47.200 Isn't it better that people talk about that?

00:10:50.000 No, for a couple of reasons.

00:10:53.060 One, there's an aspect of social media called the social contagion, right? 0.96

00:10:58.320 We know this from a lot of different things, but the most obvious one is transgenderism. 0.91

00:11:02.480 The minute you have a transgender kid in a class, in a school, all of a sudden that kid's getting all these protections, all this attention, all these special privileges.

00:11:13.500 And suddenly it turns out that like three other kids in the class just happened to be trans.

00:11:18.160 Who knew, right?

00:11:20.160 Were they all legitimately going through some kind of dysphoria when it comes to their gender?

00:11:24.200 No, of course not.

00:11:25.560 They saw what was happening.

00:11:27.020 They saw the attention that person was getting.

00:11:29.180 And ultimately, they want to replicate that so they can do the same.

00:11:33.240 And so there is a danger of spreading this kind of attitude online, 0.98

00:11:38.760 giving some kind of permission structure to allow women to engage in this kind of rhetoric 1.00

00:11:44.300 because then more and more women think that they can gain attention on social media gain 1.00

00:11:49.760 attention or gain permission to act the way that they want by claiming the same issue and all of 0.98

00:11:56.500 a sudden you have a mass psychosis event you have a large number of women all kind of triggering each 0.50

00:12:02.260 other saying this is behavior we are allowed to engage in because you don't understand us you

00:12:07.240 haven't gone through what we've been through right it's it's the same exclusive claim you hear about

00:12:11.500 abortion you as a man cannot make any judgments on abortion because you do not have a uterus you

00:12:17.520 will never be pregnant and so therefore you cannot evaluate the moral weight or understand the

00:12:22.200 experience so you cannot judge anything that happens inside of it we're getting a lot of that

00:12:26.920 and we're also getting that from conservative women which we'll talk about in a second but that

00:12:31.600 has been a very large uh response on the internet again not all women right this is not what all

00:12:39.260 women believe this is probably not even what most women believe at some level though i do think there

00:12:43.840 is a larger there is a larger copability with the amount of women who allow this behavior if they

00:12:50.020 would not themselves voice it where they will give some level of sympathy or some level of 0.99

00:12:55.620 uh space for this to be voiced as a positive thing or a normal thing

00:13:00.640 uh when it's extremely dangerous for them to allow that they should be shutting it down 0.99

00:13:05.580 that said we'd expect this reaction from liberal women right that makes perfect sense as terrible 1.00

00:13:16.540 as this situation is uh you know it's no surprise that the same women who are like for late-term 0.98

00:13:22.980 abortion approve of this right again the reason i wrote that article originally was because

00:13:30.380 they just passed a bill in massachusetts basically legalizing abortion up to birth

00:13:36.780 and a bunch of women were just standing around clapping and cheering and celebrating like it

00:13:40.720 was some great moral victory and when that is a feeling that yes leftist women you know probably

00:13:48.320 not deeply Christian, probably not deeply conservative. But when that is a feeling that

00:13:52.760 a large amount of women in a very important state feel like they can voice openly, then there is

00:13:59.400 something wrong with the direction that your country is heading. But as long as it's liberal 0.98

00:14:05.560 women, then I guess we understand where that's coming from. It's bad, but at least we know, 1.00

00:14:10.880 well, that sadly makes sense with the rest of their ideology. A child is not something to be

00:14:15.360 protected. A child is not something to be cared for. A child is a burden. A child is a parasite.

00:14:20.840 You'll hear this language over and over again. It's a parasite attacking your body, right? 1.00

00:14:26.600 Unfortunately, that language has broken containment. So we now need to take a look at what

00:14:32.320 some conservative women have been saying on the internet so that we can better understand 1.00

00:14:37.980 kind of what's going on here. So let me bring this up real quick. 1.00

00:14:45.360 So here we can see Hannah Cox. 1.00

00:14:48.220 Now, Hannah Cox is not herself a conservative. 0.99

00:14:50.520 We'll get to the more doctrinaire conservatives here in a minute. 0.99

00:14:54.800 But Hannah Cox is a libertarian, right? 0.96

00:14:57.960 This is what she calls herself, a libertarian, even though she's definitely one of those 1.00

00:15:02.940 Beltway Lulberts. 0.99

00:15:04.580 You know, I think most of the guys at the Mises Institute would probably disown her

00:15:07.800 pretty quickly, but she does, you know, write for Reason Magazine.

00:15:10.980 She does call herself a libertarian, all these things.

00:15:12.740 now what does she say here the libertarian she says we learn a lot more about lindsey

00:15:21.760 clancy's husband as the trial has played out and women are clocking are clocking every tidbit oh

00:15:27.880 i bet they are i bet they are patrick clancy was a man who failed his wife and kids he didn't grow

00:15:34.520 up lead or take responsibility for his family he was a man who wanted kids and allowed his wife to

00:15:39.060 sacrifice her body to produce them. All right, so notice the language here. Again, you might say,

00:15:44.120 well, Hannah Cox is just a libertarian, so she's basically a leftist. Fair enough. 0.97

00:15:47.760 But the phrase, she sacrificed her body to produce them here, is very telling. Now, this is not to say

00:15:54.000 that women who are pregnant and giving children aren't making a sacrifice. They are a very noble

00:15:59.060 one, by the way, one which we should all applaud. There should be more praise for mothers for going

00:16:05.280 through this process however hannah is placing this in the context of a attack on her husband

00:16:12.840 as if he has made some strange alien request to have children as if he has made some horrible

00:16:23.160 imposition upon a woman who he married for expecting that they would have kids of course

00:16:29.360 this was not only the expectation but the reason to get married for most of history the blessing

00:16:36.360 on all marriages was basically be fruitful and multiply have children the number of children

00:16:43.480 in your marriage was often considered the marker of success throughout history maybe that's wrong

00:16:49.060 maybe that's right it was right but whatever we'll we'll give the side other sided to do in

00:16:54.040 this one. Ultimately, the point is that this was a very normal expectation. It was why pretty much

00:17:01.820 everyone got married. And the idea that women would have children as part of their life 1.00

00:17:05.920 was assumed. Again, I've done a whole video on this on Oswald Spangler and how dangerous it is

00:17:13.100 when a society ends up with women who don't think they should naturally be mothers, who consider 0.99

00:17:17.540 the question of whether they should be mothers rather than just having children. That's basically 0.70

00:17:21.580 the death knell of society i think that's the most vindicated thing that spangler has ever written

00:17:25.160 but that said whether you believe that or not it's obviously true that historically this was

00:17:31.880 the expectation but hannah cox is framing this as some kind of delusion that the man had

00:17:37.520 some kind of strange entitlement some kind of violence he was doing to her and really understand

00:17:43.900 that's what they're trying to say they're trying to imply that in some way her husband was doing 0.99

00:17:50.340 violence to her by expecting her to have a child a child because of course children are parasites 0.96

00:17:55.260 to these people that's what they really believe children are an evil burden to place on women 0.98

00:18:01.340 they keep them from becoming spreadsheet masters and cubicles somewhere fulfilling their worthy

00:18:07.480 destiny of serving a man besides their husband in a corporation that makes them so much more

00:18:13.500 valuable and so any man who expects his wife to do things like have children and deny her her

00:18:20.080 destiny of you know mid-tier management at best for a company that hates her and will not care

00:18:26.720 about her one day after she is gone that man is evil he's doing violence against her he is a 1.00

00:18:32.040 tool of the patriarchy destroying her future right if the u.s in the u.s people heavily 0.92

00:18:39.080 chastise women who don't have kids but also hang mothers by a noose when they struggle and fail i

00:18:44.080 think that stops uh with this case in the court of public opinion and she wrote a whole article

00:18:50.060 on this we're not going to go into now you'll notice that she got a community note from twitter

00:18:55.460 that says patrick clancy took 12 weeks of paternity leave and began working from home

00:19:00.040 following the end of his leave oh so the guy first came home to help with the children make

00:19:06.280 sure he had a 12 week multi-month cleared what three months of his calendar so he could make

00:19:14.300 sure that his wife had full support by the way that's usually not like something that helps you

00:19:19.560 out at work but he prioritized his family over his job and then when she was still struggling he

00:19:26.660 decided to work from home so he could be there for her more he was actively involved in parenting

00:19:33.080 and his wife's medical treatment now i'm sure this guy's not perfect i'm not here to defend

00:19:38.820 him as a person i don't know him from adam maybe he's a saint maybe he's not great i don't know

00:19:44.300 but the idea that he just hung this woman out to dry and she had no support system

00:19:49.700 and she was completely abandoned is entirely a lie it's entirely bizarre

00:19:54.480 but obviously you know that's that's a libertarian woman so let's check on check in on the 0.96

00:20:03.340 conservative women let's see how they're doing uh so kaiser here has uh accumulated two tweets

00:20:09.960 that i think are very telling on the right he has katie miller that's steven miller's wife by the

00:20:13.780 way she tells it plain like i said i want to make it clear there are plenty of women that find this

00:20:18.640 terrible okay again not all women in this one okay katie miller says you don't get

00:20:24.360 newly diagnosed with postpartum psychosis at eight months multiple doctors testified she was 0.89

00:20:28.780 not uh psychotic at a prior visit she wasn't psychotic after she launched herself out of a 0.98

00:20:34.060 window either you should be hung and show no mercy you don't kill your kids it's simple and she's 0.92

00:20:42.220 exactly right based katie miller correct exactly correct that is the correct response of a sane 0.98

00:20:47.620 person especially a conservative woman that is exactly what you should say so again just to

00:20:53.560 reiterate plenty of sane women like katie out there okay fantastic now what was the response 0.56

00:21:00.900 from some other conservative women on this issue lila rose lindsey clancy reportedly sought help 0.94

00:21:08.700 repeatedly before the deaths of her children that should haunt us okay when a mother is clearly 0.69

00:21:16.080 deteriorating our health care system cannot afford to simply move her from a point of 0.93

00:21:19.500 appointment without asking whether her treatment is actually working

00:21:23.560 okay so yeah i guess ultimately we should always be thinking about how we could better help

00:21:33.040 women in this situation but the idea that she is somehow less responsible or that she is a figure

00:21:43.620 of sympathy that we should somehow blame the system for what she did is ridiculous now could

00:21:51.500 there have been a better way of taking care of her probably and we should look into that that

00:21:55.500 should be taken seriously but we don't give this pass to criminals or we shouldn't right as

00:22:02.580 conservatives liberals do that all the time carmelo anthony well he's not he's not responsible

00:22:08.200 for his actions guy used an n-word so so what if he stabbed austin metcalf ultimately guy used an 0.61

00:22:13.780 n-word and you know what black man can be held responsible for his actions after something like 0.59

00:22:18.700 that happens the system has failed him right that's what we hear from the left that's leftist 0.71

00:22:24.280 talking points for special groups that they want to be absolved of responsibility and that's exactly

00:22:30.340 what's happening here now there has been some debate over whether postpartum depression or

00:22:36.600 psychosis is real i want to be really clear here i know people good people good women who have had

00:22:43.800 postpartum depression like it's real like they are loving mothers but they had a real serious

00:22:52.020 chemical imbalance after a pregnancy and had a difficult time getting kind of out of bed

00:22:58.520 and they had to go on medication and guess what then they were fine like yes they're like i don't

00:23:06.940 think that ultimately they were evil people for having that medical situation and needing assistance

00:23:14.020 But they didn't kill their kids.

00:23:16.220 In fact, they love their kids.

00:23:17.360 They're great mothers today.

00:23:19.280 I know these people in real life.

00:23:21.940 Yes, they had real postpartum depression.

00:23:23.720 They really needed medication.

00:23:25.060 And then they took it and they were fine.

00:23:27.060 But what they didn't do was murder their children.

00:23:29.940 And this is something we need to talk about here.

00:23:32.360 There's a difference between mental illness and evil.

00:23:35.860 They're not the same thing.

00:23:37.320 And that's the issue that we're facing yet again.

00:23:40.300 Again, this is all leftist stuff.

00:23:42.140 this idea that, well, it's all the medication of deviants, right?

00:23:45.800 Everything that people do wrong

00:23:47.140 is simply some chemical imbalance in their brain.

00:23:50.080 We're all just meat computers,

00:23:52.500 and if we're improperly wired, then we do the wrong thing.

00:23:55.760 If we're properly wired, then we do the right thing.

00:23:58.180 And so the fix for every situation

00:23:59.660 is to rewire the computer to make it function properly.

00:24:04.300 There's no moral content.

00:24:06.840 It's a technical problem to be fixed medically.

00:24:10.780 That's the approach that liberals have.

00:24:13.260 Every human can be engineered into the proper person.

00:24:16.960 It's not about good and evil.

00:24:18.200 It's not about right and wrong.

00:24:19.480 It's about properly balancing medication.

00:24:24.140 That's the approach that they take.

00:24:26.740 But we don't do that as conservatives.

00:24:29.840 We understand that there is a difference between being mentally ill and being evil.

00:24:35.300 Because I've also talked to women who had postpartum depression,

00:24:38.880 and they really did want to kill their kids in fact most of those women continue to talk about

00:24:44.360 how they should have years later like i've really been sitting in conversations like that i'm not 1.00

00:24:50.020 making that up how they wish if only they had gotten rid of their kid maybe through abortion

00:24:54.780 you know something legal of course but if they had just gotten rid of the kid then they could

00:24:57.960 have been a you know very famous something or other and this you know their whole world would

00:25:03.120 not have been thrown upside down and they still kind of long after that freedom and kind of wish

00:25:07.760 They had shuffled off those annoying brats before they came around and stole that freedom. 1.00

00:25:15.520 Now, the differences between those women is that one is a good person who has mental illness, and one is an evil person who might have mental illness. 1.00

00:25:25.700 You can be mentally ill and not be evil. 0.94

00:25:29.700 It's actually very common. 0.87

00:25:32.640 but even if it was mental illness

00:25:35.900 right like even if it was ultimately

00:25:37.800 mental illness all in and of

00:25:39.860 itself that drove 0.93

00:25:40.960 Lindsay Clancy to violence

00:25:43.040 that makes her no less culpable

00:25:45.240 I'm sorry but I don't think the insanity of the defense

00:25:47.840 is a defense at all

00:25:48.620 I think you should be held responsible 0.99

00:25:51.600 for your actions if you're too insane 1.00

00:25:53.480 to stop yourself from killing people that's only 1.00

00:25:55.640 a better justification for taking you out

00:25:57.720 of society 0.99

00:25:58.400 if you are so unhinged 0.99

00:26:02.640 that you cannot stop yourself from murdering people, 1.00

00:26:06.400 well, then you're basically an animal, right? 0.68

00:26:09.820 But maybe I don't blame the tiger for mauling people.

00:26:13.020 Maybe I don't think the tiger is evil for being a tiger,

00:26:15.420 but I still shoot the tiger if it's in my village

00:26:18.760 because it's going to keep mauling people. 1.00

00:26:21.780 So if you're a psychopath who just keeps murdering people, 0.99

00:26:25.640 but you didn't really make the choice, 0.90

00:26:28.100 you can't be held morally accountable,

00:26:29.960 well, that's fine, okay, good for you. 0.99

00:26:32.640 You get a check next to that box, but you should still be killed by the state for murder. 1.00

00:26:38.840 You should be legally executed because you're too dangerous to be on society. 0.99

00:26:43.220 Of course, unless, and this is the trick, right? 0.99

00:26:47.320 That insanity just happens to be temporary.

00:26:50.360 Oh, how convenient.

00:26:52.700 That's the trick, right?

00:26:54.320 Oh, it turns out I was too crazy and I couldn't be in control of my feelings or thoughts or actions.

00:26:59.280 but I'm better now and I don't have to be in jail anymore how great so I got away with murder

00:27:04.620 that's what they're trying to do here that's what the insanity defense usually is it's not that

00:27:10.880 there aren't insane people it's not even that there aren't people who are driven insane enough

00:27:16.220 to kill people but the idea that you are driven insane enough to kill someone you really wanted

00:27:21.740 to kill just long enough to kill them and then magically snap back to sanity and therefore should 0.97

00:27:26.160 not be punished uh that's pretty obvious what's happening here right that that's a free pass for 0.98

00:27:30.520 murder and that's what these people are trying to hand to lindsey clancy now also we should make it

00:27:37.120 clear lindsey clancy was not in some kind of fever pitch here she didn't just grab you know a knife

00:27:45.840 while she was cooking and suddenly start stabbing the kids because she was overwhelmed with emotion 1.00

00:27:50.340 that would still be terrible but maybe then the insanity defense would make a little more sense 1.00

00:27:55.260 that is not what happened here this woman planned everything methodically she knew she wanted to 1.00

00:28:02.100 kill the kids she knew her husband would stop her from killing her kids you know that evil guy 1.00

00:28:06.480 everyone's trying to blame all these women want to blame this on she had to get him out of the house 0.97

00:28:11.700 so he would not save the children from murder so she planned to send him as far away as possible

00:28:18.620 to maximize the amount of time she could have

00:28:20.900 to murder the children. 0.81

00:28:23.620 And then she didn't just like randomly turn on all of them. 0.97

00:28:27.960 No, she marched them down to the basement 0.96

00:28:29.980 and one by one strangled them.

00:28:31.620 By the way, that's not a slow death.

00:28:33.680 You have to hold that elastic band

00:28:36.120 around that child's throat

00:28:37.580 for a extended amount of time,

00:28:40.300 a couple minutes usually, a piece.

00:28:42.640 Not like she just shot him,

00:28:44.600 one, two, three, boom, boom, boom, 0.88

00:28:46.120 or even stabbed him real quick.

00:28:48.620 It was a slow death where she probably looked him in the eye one by one,

00:28:54.160 had to chase down the last one to finish him off.

00:28:58.120 And then after all of that, she had a complicated suicide attempt.

00:29:03.140 Again, it's not like she just slit her wrists and hoped that that would do the work.

00:29:07.520 She took a pile of medication, hoping it would kill her. 0.96

00:29:09.940 She slit her wrists, hoping that would kill her.

00:29:11.400 And then she jumped out of a window, hoping that would kill her, which it did not.

00:29:15.940 so this is not some spontaneous event brought on by some uncontrollable rage or you know despair

00:29:24.720 it is a cold blooded slow premeditated murder of your children and i'm sorry but again i know

00:29:35.380 women who have been through postpartum depression legitimately and they didn't do that they didn't

00:29:40.680 come close. Was it real? Yeah, absolutely. I'm not here to pretend it's not, but this is not

00:29:46.640 a blank check to kill your kids. It is not even understandable. There are a lot of people who have 0.99

00:29:52.740 bad things happen to them. Some of those people have trouble, maybe even hurt themselves trying

00:29:58.360 to deal with it, but ultimately either, you know, kind of find a way out or they find help. Hopefully

00:30:06.900 they find help if that's you find help go to your local church immediately talk to somebody

00:30:12.340 do not sit alone do not deal with these things alone seek help immediately do not be that person

00:30:19.340 who does anything else but those people don't hurt other people because they are hurting

00:30:25.360 the people who choose to hurt other people when they are hurting that's evil that's evil

00:30:31.900 that's the evil choice the depression the difficult feelings that's fine that that no it's not fine

00:30:41.440 that's terrible but like that's not something that you are a terrible person for feeling

00:30:46.160 that's something you should seek help for and be taken seriously about but there is a whole

00:30:52.860 different world in which you then turn that into violence against your own children and there's no

00:30:57.860 need to pretend that that part is understandable you're not invalidating the women who had

00:31:01.420 legitimate postpartum depression and needed some help you are not somehow invalidating them by then

00:31:08.520 pointing that pointing out that lindsey clancy is a whole nother thing entirely right oj simpson

00:31:15.220 came home to find his former wife in bed with another man and uh allegedly shot him you know

00:31:21.280 killed him and you know and when you're in that scenario uh it's very understandable that you're

00:31:27.560 angry it's entirely reasonable to come home and find that situation and be furious might even be

00:31:34.900 just filed a you know put a whooping on somebody in that scenario but there is a line like we do

00:31:41.180 impose a line you can't just kill somebody for that right that part is not ultimately understandable

00:31:47.760 and no conservative was understandable when it came you know for that when it came to oj simpson 0.82

00:31:53.900 they didn't think that that was okay now a lot of jurors decided that because he was black he

00:31:59.480 needed to be let off because of the consequences that could occur so in that case we have a very

00:32:05.380 similar scenario where a lot of women are saying well you know we understand the circumstances 0.99

00:32:09.980 and the identity and that means that she's okay now let's take a look at another conservative

00:32:19.180 woman oh by the way if you don't know lila rose is an anti-abortion activist i should have mentioned 1.00

00:32:24.280 that to bring another level of betrayal to this her job is to run around saying it's bad to kill 1.00

00:32:31.840 kids unless i guess they're born already and then we can probably find a justification or at least 0.97

00:32:39.020 we should sympathize we failed this woman somehow by letting her kill her kids but you're going to

00:32:45.000 see more here there's a there's a there's another level behind this so the next one we're going to 1.00

00:32:51.240 take a look at here is uh kristen hawkins now kristen hawkins is another anti-abortion 1.00

00:32:58.740 uh conservative female influencer what does she say here about the response to lindsey clancy's

00:33:07.860 behavior woke right men haven't figured out that they're partaking in identity politics with their

00:33:13.740 victim mentality and mean tweets if you get out of your little podcast studio take off your

00:33:17.820 loafers couch touch grass go hunting then try to tell me how men should be leading the cultural

00:33:24.220 fight meanwhile us ladies conservative women continue to hold down the fort here online as 0.99

00:33:28.860 we breastfeed our babies while making our sourdough bread and participating in conference calls so if 1.00

00:33:34.740 you don't know the context of this she went off on a rant against conservative men who were pointing

00:33:41.420 out that this was a terrible behavior that this is horrific specifically she went after matt walsh

00:33:47.240 matt walsh was everybody's favorite punching bag on this one uh this week and so they all flipped

00:33:52.480 out at matt walsh for saying uh actually this is evil and you shouldn't do this and she made this

00:33:56.940 long post about how you know clancy was uh you know postpartum depression is real which yeah okay

00:34:02.960 uh but and so we need to understand what happened here and this is all about the medications fault

00:34:08.120 and this is all about the diagnosis fault and so you men are so evil for going out and pointing out

00:34:14.160 that this woman is doing something wrong we should she's a victim right she's a victim of the system

00:34:18.800 she is not ultimately responsible for what she does now you can see the way that she responded

00:34:24.560 to the feedback she got on that oh well you're you're all woke right men who notice that women

00:34:30.560 shouldn't murder their children are woke right man that term woke right is doing exactly what

00:34:34.620 i told you it would by the way huh woke right has now moved from oh uh we think you care about

00:34:40.980 power and you you quoted carl schmidt uh and you're a post-liberal to oh i see you oppose the

00:34:47.480 iran war uh you must be woke right probably anti-semite probably nazi to oh you don't think

00:34:53.740 women should be able to murder their children whenever they want woke right woke right out

00:34:57.420 there woke right podcasters noticing that women are cheering this and again it's not all women 0.99

00:35:05.200 we already saw katie miller saying no this is terrible hanger right but there's an identifiable 0.81

00:35:11.680 trend here right there's a certain type especially of conservative woman who's pushing this so what

00:35:16.280 more should we know about lindsey clancy uh this is from a guy thursday i've been on his podcast uh

00:35:21.700 you can give him a follow uh he's an interesting account but he's collected some of her previous

00:35:27.240 tweets here. What does she say? Oh, abortion is oppression. What does that mean? Where are we

00:35:34.540 using the word oppression? How are women oppressed by abortion? Other women are being liberated by 1.00

00:35:40.120 abortion. Now, she's an anti-abortion activist, so maybe that's just a clever turn of phrase. 1.00

00:35:44.880 Or maybe she's trying to blame men. Maybe she's trying to blame men for abortion. Oh, well, 0.96

00:35:50.720 actually, that's exactly what she's doing. I'm 100% convinced that abortion is legal because of 1.00

00:35:55.580 men it's a tool they use to cover up their crimes of neglect women and children i should take care 0.51

00:36:01.100 of and convince some women that they need they need in order to be equal to them in the workplace

00:36:05.900 this is why my husband rocks as he is raising three men who will never do this to women in

00:36:10.560 their lives so you see it's men who are responsible for abortion now i want to be clear there are

00:36:18.980 plenty of horrible extremely immoral criminal men out there who have pushed abortion on women

00:36:28.120 and every one of them deserves the penalty that they will receive in the afterlife

00:36:33.620 every one of them if i had my way would ultimately face criminal charges i am not saying that men have

00:36:42.460 never pressured women into abortion they certainly have and every one of them are 0.67

00:36:48.820 terrible people and they deserve exactly what they get but women are the ones who have abortion 1.00

00:36:56.040 women are women's rights groups lobby for abortions women are the ones who are passionately 0.98

00:37:01.960 making videos about how they need abortions it's women who do comedy sketches about how they're

00:37:06.900 going to shout their abortion it's female you know hollywood stars who talk about how they're 0.98

00:37:12.100 allowed to have glamorous lives because they aborted their children and some kind of direct 1.00

00:37:15.760 child sacrifice for their careers it's women and the conservative movement has gone out of their 0.97

00:37:22.600 way to blame abortion on men because they know you just never attack women even when it's obviously 0.67

00:37:29.920 women who are responsible every woman who ever walked into an abortion clinic did so because

00:37:34.900 she's a woman and she made that decision again there are some being pressured by men understandable 0.86

00:37:40.420 not denying that but at the end of the day it's women who have to walk into the abortion

00:37:45.600 clinic and get the abortion and the vast majority of women who are getting abortions are not doing

00:37:49.660 it because a man is forcing her at gunpoint to do it they're doing it because they want to they're 0.83

00:37:54.660 doing it because they think that's going to give them a leg up in life or it's going to give them

00:37:58.900 more freedom or it's going to make them more prosperous they're going to avoid uh you know

00:38:03.300 the professional setbacks they don't want to be married to the father or they just can't be

00:38:07.100 inconvenienced or they don't want you know the pain you know the cost on their body whatever

00:38:11.420 the reason is most abortions are elective that's just the statistics the vast majority of abortions

00:38:18.540 are elective and the vast majority were initiated by women who just don't want to be bothered with 0.94

00:38:23.160 the kid women are the ones who kill people in the womb it is women who are at fault the conservative 0.96

00:38:32.080 movement has tried to put it on doctors because they hope that that makes the men even though 0.99

00:38:35.640 a lot of times obviously the doctors performing the abortions are women

00:38:39.480 the Planned Parenthoods aren't exactly performing abortions in the name of men

00:38:43.660 but that's fine right like as long as we can as long as we can make men the bad guy that's what

00:38:49.260 matters and that's obviously what Christian Hawkins here has done it's men who created

00:38:55.780 abortion no sorry again don't get me wrong there are nefarious guys with terrible motives who

00:39:02.860 probably pushed abortion so they could you know have more sex and you know consequence free and

00:39:07.720 get rid of mistakes or whatever they think and those are terrible people and i have nothing but 0.99

00:39:11.820 denunciations and hope that one day we can have them all rotting in jail or worse 0.99

00:39:15.760 but it's women who have abortions women are responsible for the slaughter of children 0.71

00:39:22.980 under abortion primarily as a society we're kind of all complicit but specifically in this case

00:39:32.500 it's women they're the ones who are making that choice so the need to project this onto men

00:39:39.360 really says something about the state of many women uh because you have to understand that

00:39:46.020 ultimately uh lindsey clancy is the female camelo anthony right down to the fundraiser by the way 1.00

00:39:53.120 she's on the way to probably fundraise a million dollars on this same way camelo anthony was 0.96

00:40:01.700 basically paid to execute austin metcalf he got paid a handsome reward for murdering a white kid

00:40:07.700 and just like just like carmelo anthony the women who are defending her are saying oh well

00:40:17.360 a magical thing happened and that she wasn't responsible right for carmelo anthony the black

00:40:21.380 people who supported him murdering austin metcalf it was the allegation that he said the n-word no

00:40:26.520 proof of that but just the allegation enough was enough to justify the murder and say once that 0.93

00:40:31.100 word leaves the the mouth of a white guy it's it's just open season black men can't stop 0.92

00:40:36.920 themselves they're gonna murder you so if you say that that's on you you're inviting your own murder 0.98

00:40:42.240 the end and that's what christian hawkins is saying here right look she's not responsible

00:40:50.400 she didn't do this ultimately she was failed and put into a position she could not control

00:40:57.480 and then when her feelings took over

00:41:00.180 and she was not in control

00:41:01.240 she did this act 0.99

00:41:02.860 but she's not responsible

00:41:06.120 for it like she's not in control

00:41:07.780 it's everybody else's fault

00:41:09.220 it's the system's fault society's fault

00:41:11.700 it's the victim's fault it's the husband's fault

00:41:14.080 the one person who

00:41:15.860 is not at fault is Lindsay Clancy

00:41:18.180 or women in general

00:41:19.520 men do this 0.63

00:41:21.140 it's men that they hate

00:41:22.980 they hate men and it's men who are

00:41:26.000 responsible

00:41:26.580 now again one more time because i just i'm going to keep saying this so that no one clips me out

00:41:33.660 of context it's not all women there are plenty of women who look at this and see this is horrific

00:41:38.820 there are plenty of great fantastic women conservative women working in the movement

00:41:46.300 who see this and are horrified by it there are plenty of mothers good god-fearing people

00:41:52.840 Who look at this and say

00:41:54.460 I cannot imagine doing this to my child

00:41:56.240 No matter how real my depression was

00:41:58.020 And God bless every one of them

00:41:59.780 Who has the courage to speak out

00:42:00.920 Because it's probably not easy for them right now

00:42:02.720 Give a little praise to those women

00:42:05.120 It is probably not easy right now

00:42:06.720 With that internet psychosis going on

00:42:09.920 To stand up and say actually 1.00

00:42:11.120 This woman is responsible for what she did 0.99

00:42:13.360 She is responsible for our actions

00:42:16.200 You're probably not taking a lot of

00:42:18.540 You know 1.00

00:42:19.140 Atta girls in the group chat 0.99

00:42:21.540 In the group text 0.88

00:42:22.680 for saying something like that publicly.

00:42:25.660 So kudos to Katie Miller 0.99

00:42:27.160 and any other woman 0.77

00:42:27.960 who's standing up against this insanity.

00:42:30.440 We appreciate that.

00:42:32.620 But that said,

00:42:34.060 there is a larger societal problem here.

00:42:37.100 Okay.

00:42:37.780 And this is the last thing

00:42:38.720 I want to touch on on this topic. 0.97

00:42:41.200 It's the question of female agency. 0.96

00:42:44.860 Are women responsible 1.00

00:42:46.120 for their actions or not? 1.00

00:42:49.160 Are women ultimately 0.95

00:42:50.800 individuals who can be judged by their actions 0.98

00:42:54.960 the merits of their behavior and held responsible for what they do 0.98

00:43:00.440 or are women at some level of diminished capacity 0.99

00:43:05.980 and they require someone else to watch over them 1.00

00:43:10.040 and to ultimately be responsible for the things that they do maybe not

00:43:13.960 children but you know like somebody who has a

00:43:18.360 guardianship of some kind where they're just not fully in you know they don't have full

00:43:24.700 mental capability they can't you know they need someone with like a power of eternity

00:43:28.660 attorney not a power of attorney a power of attorney over them to ultimately make their

00:43:34.560 decisions like what what is the actual culpability of women and it seems that the answer from 0.78

00:43:42.480 feminists both on the left and the right inside the the liberal and conservative movement is that

00:43:50.020 women are strong and independent as kristin said here they're the ones holding the conservative 0.55

00:43:55.620 movement aloft with their incredible ability they're the ones who are doing everything as 0.84

00:44:02.900 they nurse their children and bake their bread or are women completely subject to their own 1.00

00:44:10.880 hormones and feelings and emotions and they could just lose that agency at any moment

00:44:16.620 and then everything is on men and the system which one is it and the answer seems to be from 0.92

00:44:23.960 the feminists both left and right the answer seems to be both that women have some kind of

00:44:29.920 schrodinger's agency it exists as long as they want to do what they want to do as long as they 1.00

00:44:36.360 want to lead be in charge take whatever position they want but it disappears the minute they have

00:44:42.060 to hold the bag the minute the bill comes due the minute the consequences flow from those decisions

00:44:48.160 all of a sudden that gets moved somewhere else all of a sudden it's someone else's problem someone

00:44:55.600 else's issue and this is again the same thing we see with all the other pet communities of 0.79

00:45:04.120 the you know kind of woke left whether it's you know black people seem to be the number one 0.57

00:45:11.160 that you know don't have any agency whenever they get in trouble for the left but you know 0.60

00:45:15.940 hispanics women others they just kind of magically you know they're strong independent they can do

00:45:20.200 anything a man could do they could do anything a white guy can do but the minute that they have 0.93

00:45:25.200 to be held responsible like for stabbing a guy or strangling their children all of a sudden

00:45:28.880 that agency just conveniently disappears now the consequences are there to be handed down

00:45:33.080 to it's time to bail out and say that it's all on somebody else now it is a not uncommon belief

00:45:41.120 throughout history that actually the number of people who had true agency over their individual

00:45:48.060 self was actually relatively low you look at roman society and uh you know it was clear that

00:45:55.640 there was kind of a the paterfamilis yeah had the authority to make decisions over everyone else

00:46:02.300 because they were not considered to have full capacity the children the wife to some extent

00:46:08.820 or to a large extent obviously household slaves that kind of thing freed men like these were

00:46:15.100 people who you know had different levels of autonomy depending on where they sat in society

00:46:19.120 but ultimately they all sat under someone who had the full right to rule over them the true authority

00:46:25.100 and that person was held responsible if people inside their household the people under their

00:46:30.640 control did something wrong if a crime was committed by someone under your care that was

00:46:38.140 your problem you had to pay restitution you were expected to meet out the punishment you were the

00:46:42.660 one who's expected to ultimately correct behavior because that person could not be held responsible

00:46:47.400 for their ultimate actions and it's your job as a fully sovereign individual to go out and impose

00:46:55.600 that order on the others in your household. That's a belief that all liberals and most

00:47:01.440 conservatives at this point look down on. They don't see that as the way things should be. They

00:47:05.700 think every single person should have individual action and ultimately individual responsibility

00:47:10.720 in theory. However, in action, what we see is that really outside of white men, other people aren't

00:47:25.000 held to have the same level of agency carmelo anthony can't be expected to have the same level

00:47:29.660 of agency as a black man once you say a magic word he's not responsible for his actions anymore

00:47:34.700 and lindsey clancy she can't be expected to have female agency there she had a totally normal thing 0.70

00:47:43.080 that women all do you know or most women do during their lives and therefore after that she just can't 0.99

00:47:50.980 be held responsible for actions anymore and we have to we have to figure this out either women

00:47:57.960 are strong and individual and capable either a woman is the same as a man or she's not now the

00:48:03.720 funny thing about conservatives is they say they know what a woman is but they clearly don't they 0.98

00:48:09.580 like to claim oh well the left they're so foolish they can't tell you what a woman is but can a 0.97

00:48:13.920 conservative because because conservatives are brave enough to tell you that a woman and a man 0.99

00:48:18.740 are different below the neck you got different parts but conservatives are not brave enough to

00:48:25.880 tell you that women and men are different above the neck that they have fundamentally different

00:48:31.760 roles in the society that the bible that the god's order has laid out a hierarchy for a reason

00:48:37.580 and that reason is that men and women are not the same at all not just in their physical capacity

00:48:43.680 not just their ability to play smash mouth football or, you know, do MMA.

00:48:48.860 They're not equal at all in any capacity.

00:48:53.500 And that's why you had men at the top of the household. 1.00

00:48:58.960 That's why women were largely placed under the headship of a man, 0.92

00:49:04.200 be it their father, their brother, their husband, for most of history.

00:49:09.280 Maybe you think that's outdated.

00:49:10.720 Maybe you think that was a artifact of the time.

00:49:12.800 but what you can't do is come up to me and say

00:49:15.280 well 1.00

00:49:16.100 women have escaped all that they can do all those things 1.00

00:49:19.280 now except if they 1.00

00:49:21.280 have a baby and then they get to do whatever

00:49:23.160 they want and they're not responsible 1.00

00:49:24.360 you can't tell me that a black guy is 0.99

00:49:27.180 entirely capable of doing everything 0.98

00:49:29.520 that a white guy can do

00:49:31.100 except control himself when words are

00:49:33.260 spoken and then really

00:49:35.120 he gets to do whatever he wants because they said

00:49:37.280 a magic word

00:49:37.840 and of course you'll notice that this is very selective

00:49:40.840 Shiloh Hendrix was

00:49:42.280 convicted of a crime for saying the n-word after being victimized directly by a immigrant man

00:49:49.700 with a alleged record of sexual assault who was harassing her her and a child on a playground

00:49:56.060 and filming her now there to be fair were several women who didn't like that but there has been

00:50:02.860 nowhere near the response from a collective you know a group of women on the internet

00:50:07.640 denouncing this defending Shiloh Hendricks she seems largely responsible for her actions in

00:50:14.520 that moment but Lindsay Clancy is not and the answer is well it seems to be mostly based around

00:50:21.000 what women want to be able to do conservatives have to decide what they think about women

00:50:26.160 they really do and I say this you know conservative women have to think about

00:50:30.060 what they really think about women there's uh some show on I think it's like CBS or something

00:50:36.380 uh and it's one of these um it's the same guy who does all those cowboy shows uh sorry the

00:50:42.920 yellowstone that stuff i the guy's name he produces land man and all those i'm sure someone

00:50:49.000 will say it in chat but uh he there's recently a clip circulating from that show uh because

00:50:56.100 it was two women screaming at each other as military officers one's like supposed to be a

00:51:01.520 cia operative and the other ones like some uh you know officer and uh you know who's leading 0.61

00:51:07.300 men out to battle and they're both screaming at each other like they're having some little cat

00:51:10.840 fight right and uh a lot of i guess conservatives think that that's ultimately like oh yeah look at

00:51:19.040 that uh tyler sheridan there you go thank you sean uh sean just let me know it was tyler sheridan

00:51:24.400 one of these tyler sheridan shows so uh we have these two women like screaming at each other 0.99

00:51:31.520 I would show you the clip, but they literally pulled it down off of everybody for copyright strike. 1.00

00:51:34.800 So if I put it up on YouTube, this video will get nuked from more of it immediately. 1.00

00:51:38.960 So in this Tyler Sheridan show, these women are screaming at each other. 1.00

00:51:43.640 And this is geared towards conservatives, right?

00:51:46.780 This is what conservatives are supposed to be watching as two women are leading military units and arguing who is more in charge as if they were arguing in a locker room like which boy likes them more. 0.55

00:52:01.520 and are those is that an accurate representation of femininity is that an accurate representation

00:52:09.820 of women in general is that what conservatives want from women they want do they want girl bosses 0.98

00:52:15.720 they want women who are strong and independent willing to go into the military and apparently 1.00

00:52:21.320 lead men to their death is that what you want for your daughter is that what a woman is

00:52:25.740 do you know what a woman is conservative do you know what a woman is is a woman 0.55

00:52:33.380 someone who leads people in the battle is a woman somebody who runs dangerous cia operations in the 0.55

00:52:40.220 middle of a war zone is that what a woman is is the woman a head of a corporation is a woman

00:52:46.080 a police officer is a woman a combat veteran what is a woman is she just a man with different parts

00:52:55.020 or is there something else at play here because again conservatives have to make a decision

00:53:01.900 either lindsey clancy and all women have agency and can be held accountable for their actions 1.00

00:53:07.860 or they are not and then we need to have a different discussion about how we're ordering

00:53:13.260 society i'm kind of fine either way but what we definitely can't do is continue this situation 0.93

00:53:20.640 where women are both completely independent and get to do whatever they want but the minute the

00:53:27.000 you know consequences show up they're not responsible anymore and we kind of see this

00:53:31.980 in the girl dad phenomenon right where if you get you know you got a you got daughters that's all

00:53:38.320 you got and they're never really wrong they're never really responsible because ultimately you

00:53:43.320 know they're out there trying to make their way in the world but they don't have a man to take

00:53:46.640 care of them and so you've got to run and rescue them all the time we see this a lot the dave 1.00

00:53:49.900 franzies kind of become famous for this giving financial advice to women telling them to cut 0.98

00:53:54.200 the men in their life loose if they don't take care of everything for them but not expecting

00:53:57.600 the women to actually ever do anything for the men this is a real failing that the conservative

00:54:01.840 movement has and again i want to say this but for the last time that does not mean that all women 0.61

00:54:09.280 are bad or we should be starting gender wars or we should all be going to the battle of sexist no

00:54:14.220 it's terrible for us whenever i want someone to ask me i've gotten this question many times in

00:54:19.320 interviews they say what is your most radical opinion what is your most unpopular opinion

00:54:24.560 and my answer is men and women have to get along we have to figure it out guys the future of our

00:54:31.340 civilization literally depends on it we have to get together we have to form families we have to

00:54:37.120 have babies that's how civilizations survive and we are not doing that and a large reason we're 1.00

00:54:43.100 not doing that is that the genders are polarizing i think that's a lot of what you're seeing here

00:54:47.540 is that the genders are polarizing around this issue that women even those who label themselves

00:54:52.980 conservative are still seeing themselves as part of the women voting bloc before they see themselves 0.83

00:54:58.560 as part of the conservative voting bloc that the primary political identity is a politicized woman 0.62

00:55:05.680 rather than as a conservative who happens to be a woman and so they feel that loyalty first because

00:55:13.400 they want to maintain the privilege of being able to do what they want and not be responsible at

00:55:17.400 the end of the day again not all plenty of fantastic women out there but this part this 1.00

00:55:24.680 subsection that's kind of being enabled by the general cultural attitude this has to stop because 1.00

00:55:31.140 if it doesn't it's going to absolutely destroy our society we're seeing exactly why play itself

00:55:36.140 out in this particular instance all right one more thing since we're talking about a lack of

00:55:41.560 agency i just want to hit this up real quick uh here's mike johnson talking about the economy

00:55:45.300 we set the table for the u.s economy to take off like a rocket if you look at it we were doing that

00:55:51.880 the first quarter of this year and then we got into this conflict with iran now look

00:55:56.280 so mike johnson of course speaker of the house right and notice kind of the the passive voice

00:56:01.860 here real quick right well you know we we had the table set we did this whole thing we're set up

00:56:06.760 for a great economy and then we just got into this thing with iran as if it just kind of happened

00:56:11.520 as if you fell in a hole you didn't see or you were hit by a hurricane a natural disaster there

00:56:16.900 was a unexpected earthquake and that's why the economy's bad no you made a choice you did a thing

00:56:23.320 you took a step neocons pushed us into a war we were warning would be disastrous and we're and

00:56:30.440 people like myself who were warning hey don't do this this is going to hurt no this is going to

00:56:35.460 hurt donald trump i support donald trump this is going to hurt him it's going to hurt his agenda

00:56:39.340 it's going to hurt MAGA. It's going to derail our entire domestic agenda. It's going to drive

00:56:44.240 up prices. It's going to hurt the economy. And people are going to vote on the economy because

00:56:48.280 they always vote on the economy. And then we're screwed in the midterms. And for this, I was

00:56:53.560 called panicking and a traitor and all kinds of other names. But obviously we're suffering exactly

00:56:59.320 this. And instead of taking any ownership over this as well, what are you going to do? Sometimes

00:57:05.720 you just end up in a war that israel wanted you to fight on their behalf so you know what are you

00:57:11.520 going to do i mean we you want to have a good economy you can't we got to go fight that war 1.00

00:57:15.080 okay so yeah just to show you that uh dispersing agency is not just something that a woman would

00:57:24.520 do there's mike johnson uh making it very clear that as speaker of the house i mean really what

00:57:29.580 ultimately can you say uh you know we we had we had a good economy we were ready to have a great

00:57:33.400 economy. And then, you know, just happen. We just act as if something happened and we have no

00:57:38.400 responsibility for it at all. All right, guys, we've got plenty of questions from the people

00:57:43.780 today. So let's head back over to that. J6 2.0 says every time a woman excuses her actions as

00:57:58.140 women be crazy after birth it's them who are making the argument it's uh it's in their nature

00:58:03.880 to be a murder psychopath more uh controls should be taken not less yeah i mean um it's hard to 0.88

00:58:12.820 argue there right that that's that's actually pretty hard logic to argue with uh okay so your 0.91

00:58:18.580 assertion is that women once they have children just turn into like uncontrollable killer killing 0.98

00:58:24.140 machines that will murder their children so basically we need to like give husbands or you 0.97

00:58:30.080 know some male in their life total authority over them until they have been deemed ready to take

00:58:35.520 back agency right that would be the logical conclusion um no one talking about this is of

00:58:42.240 course advocating for that because they just want the permission they just want it to be okay to

00:58:47.320 make these decisions to do these things to commit these crimes they don't actually want to prevent

00:58:52.220 them if they want to prevent them and they said this was a real thing then they would say yeah 1.00

00:58:55.180 no women cannot be trusted alone with their children after birth they're too dangerous 1.00

00:58:59.260 you have to separate them and you know put a man in charge of her and watch him like a hawk and 1.00

00:59:04.720 make sure that you know that that uncontrolled nature doesn't take over right like i don't 1.00

00:59:08.880 think this is true of course there are plenty of women who have children are perfectly loving to

00:59:12.440 them but if this is the assertion then what logically follows here yeah that makes perfect 0.97

00:59:17.200 sense but i don't think we're going to see that one move forward sean wyland says women have a 0.91

00:59:23.940 low frustration tolerance uh i mean that could be the taste there's plenty of guys who have low

00:59:28.960 frustration tolerance i mean i don't know i maybe there's a study over there about who has the level

00:59:33.320 of impulse control or emotional control when they're in that situation i don't have in front

00:59:38.600 of me so i'm not going to make any general claims about it but uh whether that's true or not

00:59:42.960 ultimately uh you know what we can't do is give one sex a blank check for doing violence when they

00:59:50.540 end up in that scenario you know if a guy was like the guy was like well you know if i uh get

00:59:55.360 frustrated from not being able to have sex i have the right to do violence to women uh obviously we

00:59:59.860 would say no obviously we would put that guy in jail obviously we would decry that statement

01:00:03.720 immediately i really don't understand how this is any different uh desert tortoise says women 0.91

01:00:09.980 have souls and therefore are free, free will and moral agency. Um, yeah, um, that's true to some 0.99

01:00:18.220 extent. Uh, I, sorry, I should phrase that differently. Uh, yeah, there, there are of course

01:00:23.240 many women, uh, for whom that's true. However, let's remember that there has been, I think in 0.62

01:00:28.780 pretty much, you know, uh, most previous cultures and understanding of relative agencies to people

01:00:35.080 who are stationed differently in society uh and so um i'm not sure if turning around and saying

01:00:42.340 that every single human who's ever had a soul is then therefore entirely responsible for their

01:00:47.100 action without any need for oversight i mean everyone is responsible for their actions at

01:00:50.860 some level i'll say that everyone is responsible for their actions some level the question is at

01:00:55.500 what level and of course we make that delineation depending on you know where they're at you know

01:01:00.200 Children have souls, but they aren't responsible for their own behavior beyond a certain point.

01:01:06.440 If a six-year-old is doing heroin they found in their dad's drawer, well, yeah, they shouldn't have been in their dad's drawer, and they definitely shouldn't have tried to do the heroin.

01:01:16.200 But, like, it's the dad who's at fault for, you know, not watching their kid and having heroin in the house.

01:01:21.740 So just because you have a soul doesn't mean you have total agency.

01:01:24.500 Those are not one-to-one.

01:01:25.840 j6 says this is a uh this is a plot from shutter island at least the husband in that film had the

01:01:33.520 balls to do what it took to have a happy ending yeah been a long time since i watched that movie

01:01:38.440 but i do feel like there was a murder of a family in that i don't i don't know i don't remember

01:01:43.600 sorry been a long time since i've seen that one uh wild speaker says don't criticize george foyd

01:01:49.300 uh or women might uh vote democrat to teach you a lesson yeah so i should have said that that was

01:01:54.200 the other thing that that uh anti-abortion activist said is that oh if you go out there

01:01:59.040 and you talk about women like this they're all gonna vote democrat like so uh you're not allowed

01:02:03.560 to tell women not to murder kids because they'll go kill they'll go vote for democrats if you do 0.66

01:02:07.840 isn't that just the abortion argument you're not allowed to oppose abortion because if you do women

01:02:12.820 are all gonna vote democrat like what happened to all these pro-life women i kind of reveal

01:02:19.100 something unfortunately uh revealed preference there john whiland says liberalism means freedom

01:02:25.220 without responsibility that is often what people are trying to do with the entire thing wild speaker

01:02:31.520 says read schopenhauer gentlemen get educated i have not read schopenhauer maybe i'll make that

01:02:36.040 there eventually but the stack of books is tall j6 says candace owens also believes clancy is

01:02:42.900 innocent well no no surprise there uh you know she runs a basically a murder mystery podcast where

01:02:48.860 she comes up with all kinds of conspiracy theories to avoid you know who's responsible

01:02:54.520 for murders primarily charlie kirk so not surprised if that's the case i haven't seen

01:02:59.100 that from candace owens so i'm taking your word for it maybe it's not true if it isn't then sorry

01:03:02.280 but if that is the case then no surprise there weirdy curb says i lost my faith in humanity a

01:03:07.940 while back which brought me uh to faith in christ and repentance that's uh parts important it's

01:03:13.220 Christ or chaos? Amen, brother. Amen, amen, amen. Do not trust in princes. Don't trust in people

01:03:19.280 either. Yeah, the cure to a loss of faith in humanity is faith in Christ. We are all flawed.

01:03:25.000 We are all sinners. All of us are in need of redemption. Again, if you are feeling any of

01:03:30.000 things, if you're a woman in this position, please go seek help. Go to your local church. 0.85

01:03:34.640 Find those resources. And by all means, find salvation in Christ. It is the only way through

01:03:40.240 any of this and that's ultimately the thing that will save you we need that kind of guidance for

01:03:45.260 women in this position many of them probably need medication but i think probably more of them

01:03:50.240 probably need the support of a community than anything else and if you're in that situation

01:03:55.200 please i beg of you go get that help because weirdy care here is exactly right it's christ

01:04:01.220 or chaos and you need to hold on to christ if you're in that moment of chaos all right guys

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The Auron MacIntyre Show - August 19, 2026

Lindsay Clancy and the Question of Female Agency ｜ 8⧸19⧸26

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