Amber Rose held a slut walk in Los Angeles to promote female promiscuity, and it turned out, it was all about rape culture, and women who are promiscuous are the ones who deserve to be raped because they should be allowed to have sex. This is why people like me would like to see rape culture chemically castrated. But social justice warriors of the "pro-choice" movement don't have it. They don't want women to have freedom. They want them to be put in risky situations, and if they're raped, it's not a woman's fault. Which makes no sense. No one thinks that women who dress a certain way are somehow inviting someone to take advantage of their body. Nobody thinks that no one is invited to rape a woman, no one. And that's why people who don't like rape tend to be the ones most against it, because they don't fight against rape culture the way so-called "prostitutes" fight against it. And it turns out, by the way, it is dangerous to act dangerously to show freedom because it is more dangerous to show it than it is to be a woman who has sex with dudes. And therefore a woman should do dangerous things, because it's more dangerous than a man who doesn't have sex at all. And that makes sense, because a woman can have sex with a guy who does dangerous things. And no one should be raped if she doesn't want to have it, right? unless she's a woman to do risky things, which means she should do unsafe sex, which is dangerous and she should . in other words, she's not raped. . . . And therefore, she should be a slut right if she wants to do unsafe things because she's raped by a guy she doesn t want to do safe sex, right ? or she s not raped by a man is a woman so she should have sex not but she s a woman shouldn t be raped, is she s a woman who wants to have a baby that s not a to do , right or when she s having sex? and so on should she be ? And so on and so she can be a slut? is she more dangerous than a woman is ?
00:00:02.000And young women, of course, are the collateral damage.
00:00:04.000On Sunday, there's this lady named Amber Rose.
00:00:06.000Amber Rose, you probably don't know her, but she's famous because she's a former stripper and she schtooked both Wiz Khalifa and Kanye West, two people who you probably shouldn't know but do because that's what we do in our culture.
00:00:17.000Well, Amber Rose held what she called a slut walk.
00:00:20.000In Los Angeles to promote, presumably, being a slut.
00:00:23.000I mean, that's what a slut walk would do.
00:00:25.000She wanted to end the stigma associated with female promiscuity.
00:00:29.000She's been fighting this stigma for a while.
00:00:30.000Here is video of her doing just that for Funny or Die.
00:01:18.000It's highly associated with depression, it's highly associated with loneliness, it's highly associated with STDs.
00:01:24.000By the way, a lot of this also applies to male promiscuity.
00:01:27.000Female promiscuity also carries with it an extra risk that males don't have, namely the risk of pregnancy.
00:01:32.000And that risk, of course, means that people have more abortions, it means single motherhood,
00:01:37.000Because it turns out that women who participate in promiscuous activity and then are impregnated by these fathers, they typically don't end up married to the dad.
00:01:46.000But promoting this lie that promiscuity and non-promiscuity are all wonderful and healthy for young women, Amber Rose, who's a delightful specimen of humanity, decided that a slut walk had to be held.
00:01:59.000So Rose held the Slut Walk in L.A., and it was supposed to draw 1,000 people.
00:02:03.000Instead, it drew about 250, and it used Pershing Park to create what they called a completely inclusive space.
00:02:11.000According to Rose's Slut Walk website, quote, this event will have a zero-tolerance policy on all hateful language, racism, sexism, ableism, fat shaming, transphobia, or any other kind of bigotry or made-up word that we can think of to fit into the sentence.
00:02:27.000So apparently, inclusivity only includes people who agree with Amber Rose, which doesn't seem super inclusive, actually.
00:02:34.000In fact, the event was so non-inclusive that Breitbart News, they have a commentator named Milo Yiannopoulos, he's a merrily gay guy, he's super gay and super proud of it, and he found himself ejected by police because he started asking the attendees really controversial questions like, do you actually think a rape culture exists?
00:02:51.000At which point, these inclusive folks called the cops and ejected the openly gay guy.
00:02:56.000Now, the slut walk didn't openly make the case for promiscuity, because that would be totally idiotic, because to make the case for promiscuity over chastity or monogamy is nonsensical, but it set up a straw man, and this is a straw man that has become really predominant on the left.
00:03:11.000These slut walk advocates say they were fighting against a culture that says that women who are promiscuous are responsible for others raping them, right?
00:03:21.000What you're really saying is it's okay if men rape promiscuous women.
00:03:25.000According to BuzzFeed, that halcyon of morality and wonder, the slut walk fought the notion that quote, women who dress a certain way are somehow inviting someone to take advantage of their body.
00:03:40.000The fact that we have to say this just demonstrates how stupid the argument is in the first place.
00:03:45.000In fact, the people who are most against rape tend to be the same conservatives who don't like promiscuity.
00:03:49.000This is why people like me would like to see rapists chemically castrated.
00:03:54.000But to fight against so-called rape culture, the social justice warriors of SlutWalk, they say that women should actively put themselves in risky situations.
00:04:01.000So in other words, it's not a woman's fault if she's raped, therefore a woman should do unbelievably stupid things.
00:04:27.000They also want to argue that gender is a social construct, which makes no sense if all men are primitive pigs and all women aren't.
00:04:33.000And they also want to assume a reality in which no men are primitive pigs.
00:04:37.000In other words, if women do risky things with men, then all men will be gentlemen about it, which of course is stupid, because they're living in a world
00:04:44.000Where normative and descriptive are the same thing.
00:04:47.000They're trying to say that men should not rape women, therefore men don't rape women.
00:04:52.000Slut Walk suggests that society faces a choice.
00:04:55.000Either we say that all activity is equally safe or we're victim-blaming.
00:04:58.000So if a woman walks down the street in her bra and panties in an unsafe neighborhood at night, and then she gets raped, then we can't say she acted stupidly.
00:05:08.000If I walk through a high crime area at night and I'm waving my wallet in the air, the criminal who punches me and grabs the wallet, he's 100% responsible for his crime, just like the rapist would be 100% responsible for the rape.
00:06:09.000I don't want my daughter to be promiscuous because I want her to be safe.
00:06:13.000But Slut Walk isn't about protecting women.
00:06:15.000It's about making promiscuous women feel better about themselves, people like Amber Rose, by lying to other young women about the risks and the damage that promiscuity carries.
00:06:35.000So today the big surprise in politics is that Kevin McCarthy, the Republican House Majority Leader from California, he dropped out of the race for Speaker of the House.
00:06:44.000And this isn't really that big a surprise.
00:06:46.000Everybody was acting super surprised about it because in politics it's rare that somebody reads the writing on the wall.
00:08:23.000Newt Gingrich for Speaker of the House.
00:08:26.000There's kind of all these out-of-the-box suggestions going on for Speaker of the House.
00:08:29.000As everyone by now knows, you don't actually have to be a member of the House in order to be Speaker of the House.
00:08:35.000Speaker Boehner says we will announce the date for this election at a later date.
00:08:39.000And I'm confident we will elect a new speaker in the coming weeks.
00:08:43.000Our conference will work together to ensure we have the strongest team possible as we continue to focus on the American people's priorities.
00:08:49.000Well, the last thing you want Boehner's focus on is the American people's priorities.
00:08:54.000I'd rather have him continue to focus on his
00:08:57.000Drinking problem than focus on the American people's priorities.
00:09:00.000Every time he focuses on the American people's priorities, they always end up oddly sharing a commonality with President Obama's priorities.
00:09:08.000So today, today there are rumors going around that Republicans were going to work with Democrats to elect the next House Speaker.
00:09:14.000Charlie Dent, who's a representative from Florida, he actually came out and he told the press he thinks that they might have to get a bunch of Democrats to vote for the Republican House Speaker.
00:09:23.000Which, of course, is exactly what John Boehner has done with these continuing resolutions.
00:09:28.000It's what he did with funding Obamacare and funding executive amnesty and Planned Parenthood.
00:09:33.000Speaker Boehner does this routine where, when he can't get enough Republicans on his side, what he then does is he goes and he gets Democrats to vote with him.
00:09:41.000And so now, they want to do the same thing with regard to the Speaker of the House himself or herself.
00:09:47.000Well, this demonstrates in pretty cold, clear light that when it comes to the GOP establishment, they are significantly more interested in maintaining power for themselves than they are in allowing the conservative base to take hold.
00:10:00.000And more importantly, they hate the conservative base more than they hate Democrats.
00:10:03.000They would rather have 150 Democrat votes for a House Republican than they would have 218 Republican votes for a Republican to lead the House.
00:10:12.000And this, of course, has been Ted Cruz's whole argument in the presidential race.
00:10:15.000It's the reason why people are resonating to Donald Trump and Ben Carson and Carly Fiorina.
00:10:19.000There's a feeling that the establishment Republican Party just does not like the conservative base, that there's an inherent unease and distrust of the conservative base.
00:10:28.000And this goes all the way back to 2008, with John McCain, who had nothing but scorn for the conservative base, or 2012, when Mitt Romney describes himself as a severe conservative.
00:10:38.000You know, conservatives look at comments like that and they say, this guy isn't a conservative at all.
00:10:42.000I mean, seriously, if you're a conservative, you have never in your life described conservatism as severe.
00:10:47.000It's just nothing that you've ever said.
00:10:49.000But there are all these kind of non-gut Republicans who consider themselves mildly conservative, and then they have to stretch in order to appeal to conservatives.
00:10:57.000The establishment uses the same strategy with regard to the presidential races they use with regard to Speaker.
00:11:02.000They would rather keep power with the establishment, even if it means you're alienating the conservative base.
00:11:07.000Because they believe, wrongly, that the conservatives will eventually say, OK, we'll go along with you because what other choice do we have?
00:11:14.000We're going to vote for Nancy Pelosi for Speaker of the House?
00:11:17.000We'll have to vote with you because we have no other alternatives.
00:11:21.000The problem is, sooner or later, there will be another alternative.
00:11:25.000Sooner or later, there will be a third party if this sort of thing keeps up.
00:11:28.000Because you can't expect people to sit down and swallow the purpose of their convictions simply because you want to maintain political power.
00:11:37.000So it'll be interesting to see whose name pops up here.
00:11:40.000Paul Ryan was suggested by Kevin McCarthy.
00:11:42.000Paul Ryan's another establishment guy who voted for TARP.
00:11:45.000He's already said he's not going to run.
00:11:48.000There's been a little bit of talk about Daryl Issa, who would probably be more acceptable to some members of the base.
00:12:07.000There's a pretty big controversy that's broken out over Rupert Murdoch, because Rupert Murdoch has been for a very long time a fan of Dr. Ben Carson.
00:12:15.000We spoke about Ben Carson and his rising candidacy yesterday.
00:12:19.000Well, Ben Carson has been making more comments on various topics, which we'll get to in just a minute, but Rupert Murdoch tweeted something out that
00:12:27.000With that phrase, real black president, that ticked people off, people on the left suggested that this was terrible, that this was racist, to suggest that Barack Obama, by implication, is not a real black president.
00:12:48.000Van Jones was on CNN with Don Lemon and the rest of the crew on that.
00:12:55.000Is he saying President Barack Obama is not a real black president?
00:13:07.000Well, first of all, it's just completely outrageous and disgusting that somebody who's in charge of Fox News, which has done more to undermine President Obama than any news outlet in human history against any president, would break breath to open his mouth to say anything about what this president has done or not done for anybody.
00:13:30.000And then also, to present the challenges of the blackness of the president, that is something we are now seeing the Donald Trump effect affect the entire media landscape.
00:13:40.000This is the kind of juvenile crap that if somebody said about a kid in junior high school, you'd say it's not appropriate.
00:13:47.000How can you have someone like Rupert Murdoch, with all of his wealth and power, stoop so low to challenge someone's ethnicity?
00:13:57.000Okay, Van Jones can say all he wants about this sort of thing, but okay, let's start with his first point, the idea that Fox News has undermined Obama more than any network has ever undermined a president.
00:14:07.000I seem to remember—I'm old enough to remember when Obama was not the president.
00:14:10.000I know it feels like forever since the dictator assumed his status and since we started carving statues out of the stone for him, but the fact is that I remember when George W. Bush was president, and I seem to remember a network like that one
00:14:24.000They used to undermine President Bush on a pretty regular basis.
00:14:27.000And as far as this nonsense where he says that it's tremendous racism, it's the Donald Trump effect, it's just awful, whenever you hear these statements from people like Van Jones, whenever you have Rupert Murdoch saying that Barack Obama is not a real black person, what does the left have to say about Clarence Thomas?
00:14:43.000What does the left have to say about Clarence Thomas?
00:14:45.000The left has been saying that Clarence Thomas isn't a real black person for virtually as long as I've been alive.
00:14:51.000And Van Jones has done things like this, by the way.
00:14:54.000Major journalists in 2007—major journalists in 2007—repeatedly asked Barack Obama if he was a real black person.
00:15:02.000This idea that Rupert Murdoch said something so wildly out of bounds.
00:15:06.000The fact is that if that's out of bounds,
00:15:09.000Then, so are comments by Steve Kroft in 2007.
00:15:12.000He asked Obama why he even considered himself black, considering he grew up in a white home.
00:15:17.000The LA Times infamously wrote a piece back in 2007 in which they asked if Obama was really black.
00:15:22.000Stanley Crouch of the New York Daily News wrote this back in 2007.
00:15:25.000He said, Other than color, Obama did not and does not share a heritage with the majority of black Americans who are descendants of plantation slaves.
00:15:33.000So when black Americans refer to Obama as one of us, I do not know what they are talking about.
00:15:37.000Columbia Journalism Review in 2007 wrote, And it's amazing.
00:15:46.000Half the people who are criticizing Murdoch about this tweet have done exactly the same thing.
00:15:50.000Joan Walsh, who's a professional useless person over at Salon.com.
00:15:54.000Like, that's what she gets paid to do, is to be useless.
00:15:57.000Joan Walsh recently labeled a guy named Andrew Duncombe, who's a black activist who
00:16:36.000Race actually is a social construct in the sense that there is no one gene that determines what race you are.
00:16:42.000And the level of melanin in your skin obviously doesn't even determine what race you are because there are people who are black in that they have black people in their bloodline, in their heritage, who appear to be more white than half the white people that I know.
00:16:56.000I mean, Beyonce in certain lights looks more white than half of my white friends.
00:17:17.000If we're going to use the left's standard of what a true black person is, you know, inner-city experience, grew up in a single-parent family, Ben Carson is more black than Obama, right?
00:17:26.000Ben Carson had two black parents, not one.
00:17:28.000Ben Carson grew up in inner-city Detroit.
00:17:30.000Ben Carson's ancestors actually were slaves, unlike Obama's, who, at least on his mother's side, his ancestors actually held slaves.
00:17:37.000So, I mean, if we're going to get into this competition and use the left's language, then Rupert Murdoch is actually kind of right.
00:17:43.000It's a silly tweet by Rupert Murdoch, but the fact that everybody goes nuts over Rupert Murdoch saying the same thing the left was saying about Barack Obama just a few years ago—and by the way, they've said it now, too.
00:17:52.000After Obama started getting super-duper aggressive in his latest iteration, after his re-election, after he did that, there were people who were saying, well, now Obama's really acting like the black president we thought he was going to be.
00:18:05.000You don't get to do that and then rip on Rupert Murdoch.
00:18:07.000Now, speaking of Ben Carson, who is being defended by Rupert Murdoch here, Ben Carson continues to confound a lot of people because he's not going down in the polls, even though he isn't always the best spokesperson for particular causes, but it does demonstrate that you don't have to be great at campaigning.
00:18:26.000You don't even have to be a great rhetorician in order to fight back against the media.
00:19:21.000There is no way you can convince me that they're not important.
00:19:25.000That they're just a mass of cells so that you can do anything to them?
00:19:27.000Dr. Mann, I just, I want to say, I want to ask you this.
00:19:30.000Have you met with the women who have to make these horrendous decisions when they have to make them of whether or not they can bring a child into the world?
00:19:38.000Okay, can we pause it there for one second?
00:20:16.000But here she is—oh, it's a horrendous decision.
00:20:18.000Okay, so you're acknowledging that it's a human being, and so the horrendous decision is to kill it, which means it's not a decision at all.
00:20:48.000But Whoopi Goldberg continues, and each second, I know folks that this is actually me performing torture on you, but each second that you watch Whoopi Goldberg, your IQ drops by 0.3%.
00:20:59.000...bringing children into the world all the time.
00:21:01.000But periodically, some women feel, I just can't.
00:21:12.000And what I have said is that this is a job for us in the private sector.
00:21:17.000What we need to do is make sure that we provide adequate daycare centers for these mothers so that they can get their GED, their associate's degree, their bachelor's degree, their master's degree.
00:21:28.000But wait, wait, you're assuming that these are mothers who aren't educated.
00:21:31.000I mean, I'm talking about women who make that... I'm talking about most of them.
00:21:35.000I don't know that you can... Let me tell you a fact.
00:22:08.000Most women who have abortions are impoverished, statistically speaking.
00:22:12.000Most women who have abortions are people who do not have adequate resources.
00:22:16.000And if it's not the case, if that's not the case, then it completely undermined Whoopi Goldberg's argument, because what's the counter-argument now?
00:22:21.000That any time you feel like having an abortion, you can just have an abortion for any reason?
00:22:25.000Then it's not a horrific decision, is it?
00:22:27.000It's just, it's so insulting, it's so insulting.
00:22:29.000But Ben Carson, I mean, he has... I have, when I'm in places with members of the left media,
00:22:38.000Ben Carson has even more patience than I would have at this point, because for him to sit through this, and this face, and this lady, and Joy Behar, who is actually in the dictionary under obnoxious.
00:22:59.000The fact is, a lot of those young girls who are having babies out of wedlock, when they have that first baby, they stop their education.
00:23:08.000And that child is four times as likely to grow up in poverty.
00:23:11.000We as a society have an obligation to do what's necessary to stop that cycle from occurring.
00:23:17.000So how important is birth control then to the Republican Party?
00:23:20.000How important is birth control then to the Republican Party?
00:23:23.000How important is not killing babies to the Republican Party?
00:23:26.000I love it that for all of these women on The View, the only main public policy issues here are we have to give you free condoms, or we have to give you free daycare.
00:23:35.000But at no point in here are you capable of making a decision.
00:23:38.000So you're fully capable of making a decision to kill a human being, but you're not capable of making a decision not to put that there.
00:23:44.000And you're also not fully capable of making a decision to actually make sure that you have enough people in your life to help take care of a baby.
00:23:50.000But you're capable of killing people, so that's good to know, according to the left.
00:23:54.000But this, of course, is why Ben Carson is gaining in popularity.
00:23:57.000Ben Carson has also gotten himself in hot water lately because of what he had to say about shooters at Umpqua Community College.
00:24:05.000Here's what Ben Carson had to say when he was asked about the shooting at Umpqua Community College, that mass shooting, last week.
00:24:14.000What did you mean when you said, I would not just stand there?
00:24:18.000I want to plant in people's minds what to do in a situation like this because unfortunately this is probably not going to be the last time this happens.
00:24:27.000Do you believe the victims in Oregon just stood there?
00:24:32.000Uh, from the indications that I got, they did not rush the shooter.
00:24:37.000The shooter can only shoot one person at a time.
00:24:40.000He cannot shoot a whole group of people.
00:24:43.000And, uh, so the ideal is overwhelm him so that not everybody gets killed.
00:25:07.000And if everybody does that, the likelihood of him being able to kill as many people diminishes quite significantly.
00:25:14.000Okay, what exactly that Ben Carson is saying there is wrong?
00:25:17.000The answer is not much, but the fact is Ben Carson must be taken out of the race, and he must be taken out of the race at the first available opportunity.
00:25:24.000And he has to be taken out because he's a threat.
00:25:26.000He's a threat not only to a lot of establishment Republicans, he's a threat to the media narrative, which is that Republicans are racist and terrible, and every moment that Ben Carson continues to gain in the polls, Republicans get to
00:25:37.000Trot him out there and say, OK, you know, if we're so racist, then why is it that we like this guy so much?
00:25:42.000It is also, I think, important to point out that for all the people who say the Republicans are just interested in the bluster and the bravado and all of this, it's hard to find a more soft-spoken man than Dr. Carson.
00:25:53.000Like, as in, I can't even hear him half the time.
00:25:55.000It's very difficult to find someone who's more soft-spoken than Dr. Carson.
00:25:59.000And then on the other side, you have Donald Trump, who's the loudest possible human being.
00:26:03.000I mean, it almost makes you bipolar, but the Republican Party is just looking for not politically correct and speaking the truth.
00:26:09.000And that's why I hope, I hope, I don't think it'll happen, but I hope that the Republican Party in the House selects somebody as Speaker who's willing to speak the truth.
00:26:18.000Because the truth is that people in the House tend to think of the Speaker as someone who is procedurally smart, who knows all the maneuvers and gambits.
00:26:25.000They can push forward a political agenda.
00:26:27.000What the Republican Party really needs at this point is articulate spokespeople, people who are willing to stand up and fight.