00:02:21.000And to be perfectly honest, more men need to be standing up in opposition to it because it's complacency that has created the environment with which women are sexually assaulted, and it's a conversation as opposed to a crime.
00:03:05.000Anyway, the celebs who commented on this post include Kristen Chenoweth, Viola Davis, Hannah Einbinder, of course, Elizabeth Banks.
00:03:12.000That post currently has 1.6 million likes.
00:03:16.000Now, I'm not sure who is being tolerant of rape.
00:03:18.000In fact, Shane Gillis' opening joke in this SNL monologue.
00:03:23.000Is that he was hiking by himself and there was an attractive woman coming the other way, and he had to make a face to demonstrate he was not out on the hiking trail to rape her.
00:03:30.000So it was an actively anti rape set, shall we say?
00:03:33.000Hey, but the Hollywood reporter is very upset about it as well.
00:03:37.000Tony Maglio writing, maybe it's a good thing Shane Gillis was fired by Saturday Night Live before he even got started.
00:03:42.000On Saturday, Gillis rubbed a whole lot of people the wrong way with several jokes in his SNL monologue, kind of like he did the first two times he hosted.
00:03:49.000The main culprit this past weekend was an observational quip Gillis made about how women dress in the gym.
00:03:54.000SNL attracts liberal talent and a similar audience.
00:04:57.000Okay, in just one second, I'm going to ask my female producers to actually evaluate whether women are dressing appropriately at the gym or not.
00:05:05.000So we're going to see some people working out at the gym, you know, like being in shape.
00:05:08.000But if you want to be in shape, there's a better way to do it.
00:05:12.000There's probably a bunch of wilting veggies and kind of rotten fruit in there because you went to the grocery store one time, you bought all this stuff, you're like, I'm going to eat healthy.
00:05:19.000And now you look in your fridge and it's a bunch of like moldy broccoli or something.
00:06:34.000That either women aren't dressing more provocatively than they used to, or that there are no predictable effects in life to women dressing more provocatively.
00:06:41.000Like one of those two things has to be true to be upset with Shane Gillis' joke.
00:06:50.000There are many women who've just continued to dress like normal human beings at the gym.
00:06:54.000I would say that, you know, the majority of women that I see at the gym are dressing like normal human beings.
00:06:59.000When my wife goes to the gym, she dresses like a normal human.
00:07:02.000There are women at the gym who are not dressing as though they are there for functional reasons.
00:07:07.000And then there's the second question, which is the one that feminists are jumping on, which is even if women are dressing, shall we say, in scantily clad fashion, are men evil because their eyeballs move in that direction briefly?
00:07:24.000Because you have to believe, one, that women are either not dressing more provocatively, or two, that even if women are dressing more provocatively, the real problem is that men have eyeballs, and those eyeballs sometimes glance at the women who are dressed provocatively.
00:07:37.000Okay, so let's discuss these questions one at a time.
00:10:34.000There's nothing functional about that top.
00:10:36.000Well, that's the right word, is functional.
00:10:38.000Is this all functional, or like, we'll get to why women are dressing like this in a second, but like, I mean, inappropriate or appropriate, guys?
00:10:50.000Yeah, it's just like those are those shorts that exactly what Gillis was talking about, where it just cinches it right in right at the corner.
00:12:15.000Also, I feel like all the guys in these clips, I mean, maybe we'll talk about this, but all the guys in these clips that they're complaining about are just not the like, Cute gym crush guy that they're trying to get the attention from.
00:12:26.000So it's just they're annoyed that the wrong guy is looking at him.
00:12:29.000Well, I mean, what's funny about this is that it's basically a catch 22.
00:12:32.000I mean, look at it because all these guys know they're on camera.
00:12:34.000And so they're not even glancing, which, you know, they should try not to glance anyway.
00:12:38.000But like you can see this guy in the background here militantly attempting to look the other way because he knows that if he's caught on camera so much as glancing in the direction of the very, very attention seeking woman, that he will then be plastered all over TikTok, clearly.
00:13:05.000And we say women, we don't mean all women.
00:13:07.000Lots of women dress modestly at the gym, including, I would assume, our wonderful producers.
00:13:11.000But there's a difference between dressing modestly or functionally at the gym or even wearing the leggings and doing what these ladies are doing.
00:13:18.000Very often they're doing it on camera.
00:13:19.000So, why do women dress this way, especially on social media?
00:13:23.000So, again, we should separate out the functional spandex workout clothes from the kind of hoey workout clothes.
00:13:30.000Why do women mimic each other when it comes to fashion?
00:14:39.000So, there was actually an experiment done back in 1983 where 160 women changed their judgments of clothing when they were given more opinions from fashion experts.
00:14:48.000The same thing is true with men, but women do it with regard to fashion.
00:14:51.000There's a 2016 study in the PLOS One where women demonstrated what they call selective conformity to fashion norms depending on their socioeconomic setting.
00:14:59.000So, again, women will follow each other around in this way.
00:15:03.000And also, if one woman goes to the gym dressed like this and men start paying attention to that woman, it is possible that other young women would also like male attention.
00:15:11.000And the first woman has sort of broken a collective bargaining agreement between the women, and now she's receiving all the attention.
00:15:17.000And if you want attention to men at the gym, I assume this is one way that women Get attention at the gym.
00:15:21.000I mean, as Sarah was saying before the show in New York City, this is not wildly uncommon.
00:15:36.000We live in what is now a very, very liberal society and women, you know, when you're dressed appropriately and when you're not, you do stop pretending you generally know.
00:15:44.000I mean, again, I will ask the women, Sarah, Savvy, do women generally know when they're dressed appropriately?
00:15:49.000Cause they do in literally every other setting.
00:15:51.000So I assume they know when they're dressed appropriately at the gym and when they're not.
00:15:56.000I mean, like normal people mow things.
00:15:58.000And as we'll get to in a minute, so much of what is happening in the response to Shane Gillis is also the response, by the way, to the Cornell 7, which is we're just going to pretend that men and women don't exist except as weird androgynous widgets or something.
00:16:10.000So now we get to the second part of the question, right?
00:16:35.000But now to the second question and the more important one for our purposes the assumption that men need to gouge out their eyes with a spoon if women choose to dress inappropriately at the gym.
00:17:20.000Hey, but just because some people require actual scientific studies to confirm the obvious, there was a 2016 study in the archives of sexual behavior where researchers briefly presented nude or partially clothed male and female images, followed by a target that participants had to detect.
00:17:35.000Heterosexual men detected targets faster when they appeared where the female image had been.
00:17:39.000Evidence their attention had shifted toward it, even though the task wasn't even to attract, evaluate attractiveness.
00:17:44.000Meanwhile, women showed no preference in attention to male pictures or to female pictures because men and women's limbic systems don't work the same way.
00:17:52.000Because of evolutionary biology, where men inherently desire to procreate with as many women as possible, the brain was built so that men direct their attention at unclad women.
00:19:17.000Again, if you're Abdul Al Sayed and your entire Instagram is filled with OnlyFans models, I can assume that you keep lingering over the Instagram OnlyFans models.
00:19:27.000If you're on Instagram, my team has access to my Instagram account.
00:19:31.000And like the things that I actually look at on Instagram, right?
00:19:33.000Of course, we get served that on your For You page.
00:19:36.000But then like every third video that scrolls on its own is going to be some OnlyFans model.
00:19:42.000And it's because it clocked me as being a 40-some-year-old man.
00:19:46.000Well, I'm pretty sure it clocked you as doing something else, Madude.
00:19:49.000Because if you don't hover over those pictures, it's not going to feed you more of them.
00:19:52.000That's the way the algorithm actually works.
00:19:54.000But again, here's the point: both men and women have agency.
00:19:59.000Men in America generally are not interested in putting women in burqas unless you're in Minneapolis or Dearborn or you're Abdul-Al-Sayed's wife.
00:20:05.000And well-adjusted women in America are probably familiar with that feeling where what they're wearing feels inappropriate for the setting that you're in.
00:20:17.000It's also inappropriate if you show up dressed like some of the women who we showed earlier, who again are seeking attention.
00:20:22.000It is they themselves putting these pictures up.
00:20:23.000This is not randos taking pictures of them.
00:20:25.000This is emperor's new clothes kind of stuff.
00:20:28.000A woman who dresses like that takes a picture of herself, puts it on the internet for attention, and then gets upset when people notice.
00:20:33.000Now, again, all of this is basic and logical.
00:20:36.000And again, I will note for the record the same people who are condemning all men, all men are bad for having eyeballs that connect to their limbic system and testosterone running through their body.
00:20:44.000Also, condemn Sidney Sweeney as a whore for being unclad in a commercial for a sports betting app.
00:20:49.000Not at the gym, in a sports betting app commercial.
00:20:56.000Because we as a society have now developed a fundamental inability to understand the differences between the sexes.
00:21:02.000We have to pretend that men don't exist and women don't exist and they're not different.
00:21:07.000But here's the thing the world exists around you.
00:21:10.000You shouldn't walk around the world with zero regard or consequence for how people will interface with you and how human beings interface with the world.
00:21:18.000If you are scantily clad, clothing to the gym, there will be predictable responses to that.
00:21:22.000Doesn't mean the responses are always right.
00:21:24.000It also doesn't mean that if a guy glances at you, he has done something deeply, deeply wrong.
00:21:30.000One is a natural limbic system response, and the other is the guy being kind of trashy.
00:21:36.000But what this really bespeaks, and this is why the left is bought into all this sort of stuff, is the idea that women are never responsible for any decision they make ever.
00:21:44.000This is how you end up at the Cornell 7 case.
00:21:46.000You want a connection from the Shane Gillis story to the Cornell 7 case?
00:21:49.000It is the idea that a woman can engage in any behavior she wants, up to and including having sex with multiple men voluntarily and then texting them later to say it was voluntary and she enjoyed it and then claim that she was raped.
00:22:01.000That women have no agency and men have ultimate agency, but also women have ultimate agency and men have no agency.
00:22:06.000So all those things are true all at the same time.
00:23:22.000It completely redefines everything that a woman doesn't like from literally a guy going in for a kiss and her rejecting it to actual rape as rape.
00:23:29.000That's where that statistic comes from.
00:23:32.000But one of the reasons why the Me Too movement is still in question is because you keep taking bad examples like Jane Doe at Cornell and insisting it's rape.
00:23:41.000Not only do I think rape is bad, I think the rapist should be castrated or killed, but I think that the rape actually has to be a rape.
00:23:49.000Alex Cooper has promoted a notion in the world that anything that a woman does, including having consensual sex with men, and then later saying she regrets it and accusing them of rape, is basically fine.
00:24:00.000By the way, her past episodes are all about manipulation of men.
00:24:04.000She has episodes called Exposing Our Body Counts, or Christina Aguilera Getting Dirty and Talking Sex, or Exposing My Athlete Roster, which is all the athletes that she slept with.
00:24:13.000And by the way, the kinds of guests she has on the show, people like Nikki Glazer, who says it's hot when her husband sleeps with other women.
00:24:20.000But by the way, if she'd said that her husband is a piece of trash for sleeping with other women, then also Alex Cooper would have agreed.
00:24:47.000Like, how did you guys first know you liked each other?
00:24:49.000Like, I love that, like, Our legs were touching under a table and neither of us moved our leg, or something like that.
00:24:53.000I'd be like, oh, so like, I don't know, it would make me like horny to like think about him doing that with other girls.
00:24:58.000This is the kind of stuff that Alex Cooper pushes.
00:25:01.000Oh, and by the way, here she is explaining her strategy on how to get the attention of a famous Red Sox player.
00:25:05.000You won't believe it, it's to get drunk and dress provocatively.
00:25:08.000And I progressively get more and intoxicated.
00:25:17.000And I get this courage about me thinking in my drunken state that if I can get him to have one of our deep, classic, honest, Vulnerable conversations we always have in bed.
00:25:35.000And if I push up the titties enough, he's obviously going to leave that girl and he's going to end up with me tonight.
00:25:46.000But the way that she was pursuing the guy from the Red Sox was to push up her breasts and then get incredibly, incredibly drunk.
00:25:54.000But now here she is suggesting that we have a ubiquitous problem across college campuses with rape.
00:25:58.000She had on a professor from Cornell named Kate Mann.
00:26:03.000Who is a professor of philosophy specializing in moral, feminist, and social philosophy?
00:26:07.000She's written three books, including Down Girl, The Logic of Misogyny, one called How Male Privilege Hurts Women, and of course, Unshrinking How to Face Fat Phobia.
00:26:21.000This is absolutely not a uniquely Cornell problem.
00:26:24.000And I say this not to defend my employer.
00:26:26.000I have been very vocally critical of Cornell's response to these allegations, but this is a ubiquitous problem across campuses.
00:26:35.000And when it is A man versus a woman scenario, very often nothing happens to the alleged perpetrator, even when there's really good evidence and the female victim ends up in a terrible position.
00:26:49.000So the system is just not working as it should.
00:26:53.000And frankly, it's not even clear to me that it is even designed to support survivors.
00:26:59.000So I'm just going to point out again, they're talking about the Cornell 7 case where the girl texted the guy she had sex with saying she enjoyed it, calling it a gangbang.
00:27:07.000And saying that she consented to everything and nothing illegal happened.
00:27:10.000And they're saying that this is a cover up by the cops at the university.
00:27:13.000And then Alex Cooper and Kate Mann find themselves arguing for a zero tolerance sexual misconduct policy.
00:27:18.000Here's what they have to say I really think that we need to become a zero tolerance campus and that all campuses need to apply this policy where if we find someone responsible for a serious kind of sexual misconduct, that leads to an expulsion.
00:27:35.000Well, I mean, I think everyone agrees that if someone is found actually responsible for an act of sexual misconduct, they should be expelled.
00:27:49.000It's this crazy idea that I came up with after looking at thousands of years of human history, where like you only have sex with the person that you have a lifelong commitment to.
00:28:51.000And yet, so many people worried about him missing out on his bright future rather than the fact that what about her bright future?
00:28:59.000What about the ways she was shattered?
00:29:02.000What about the ways that this, as we now know, brilliant writer and creator and artist had her life derailed for years by what he did to her?
00:29:12.000Is this a widespread thing that like men only have sympathy for actual rapists?
00:29:19.000And then Alex Cooper concludes by suggesting that basically all of the ordinary guys that you know are probably rapists, or at least rapists look like the ordinary guys.
00:30:18.000But here's the thing what Alice Cooper is preaching is that women are inherently all the time victims.
00:30:24.000This is why the Me Too movement failed, because the Me Too movement was the idea that all women had the same experiences as every woman who'd been raped.
00:30:30.000The vast majority of women were victims of rape, that men are inherently victimizers, and that you ought to be wary of all men as cruel and inhumane.
00:30:37.000Basically, Alex Cooper is to women as Andrew Tate is to men.
00:30:40.000They are the same thing but mirror images.
00:30:42.000She's just as predatory rhetorically as Andrew Tate is.
00:30:45.000And what's worse, they actually drive each other.
00:30:47.000So, Alex Cooper says women should sleep around endlessly and flaunt their body count and flaunt their sexuality in order to manipulate men.
00:30:54.000Get drunk, push up your boobs, go just get guys.
00:30:57.000And then, even if there's no evidence of rape, we should believe female allegations because listen, aren't men all pigs?
00:31:06.000Andrew Tate says that women view you as pigs.
00:31:09.000And sexually manipulate you and lie about you and then divorce you and take your assets.
00:31:13.000So that means you should treat women as trash because essentially they are.
00:31:15.000So you've got Alex Cooper saying men are pigs and Andrew Tate saying women are trash.
00:31:19.000And that's an endless doom loop of the battle between the sexes.
00:31:22.000And by the way, all of it's evil, like truly and actually evil, because there is nothing more evil on this planet than driving a wedge between men and women.
00:31:30.000The single most important thing happening on planet Earth every single day is, in the words of the books of Genesis, in the book of Genesis, therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and hold fast to his wife and they shall become one flesh.
00:31:55.000We spent thousands of years developing social institutions that allow men and women to become one flesh for all time.
00:32:02.000Men, thanks to evolutionary biology, are driven by the desire to have sex with lots of women.
00:32:06.000Women, also thanks to evolutionary biology, are far more discriminating because they have to carry and nourish children.
00:32:13.000So, we created marriage in order to curb men's appetites and in order to ensure a father to raise children and defend the wife.
00:32:19.000Far from being a patriarchal and evil institution, marriage is the greatest boon to both women and also men.
00:32:25.000Women, because it provides them with a man to act as defender, protector, lover, and father, and men, because marriage provides them with responsibility and nurturing and a reason to create and build.
00:32:37.000So, George Gilder, who's a philosopher and economist, he wrote a fascinating book called Men and Marriage back in the 70s.
00:32:45.000In a world where women do not say no, the man is never forced to settle down and make serious choices.
00:32:49.000His sex drive, the most powerful compulsion in his life, is never used to make him part of civilization as a supporter of a family.
00:32:55.000If a woman does not force him to make a long term commitment to marry, in general, he doesn't.
00:32:59.000It is maternity that requires commitment.
00:33:01.000His sex drive only demands conquest, driving him from body to body in an unsettling hunt for variety and excitement in which much of the thrill is in the chase itself.
00:33:09.000Obviously, the most enduring way to make this commitment is through marriage.
00:33:12.000Yet, because sexual liberals deny the difference between the sexes, their explanations of why there are marriages and why marriage is needed and desired ignore the central truth of marriage that it is built on sex roles.
00:33:28.000Again, it is incredible how many obvious things I have to say on this show about things that are perfectly obvious to the smallest children.
00:33:37.000And again, it's amazing that because we decided to reject age old wisdom and also basic common sense, we are now going to have to apparently reverse engineer conservatism from first principles.
00:33:53.000So now in response to Shane Gillis' joke, there are a lot of women who are talking about maybe we should have separate sexes at the gym so that the men aren't just ogling scantily clad women.
00:34:01.000You know, we used to call that just modesty and decency.
00:34:05.000Or we're saying that men and women should only have sex with people with whom they share commitment because otherwise something deeper might be violated.
00:34:11.000Hey, you know what we used to call that one?
00:34:16.000All it took was several generations of destroying relations between the sexes.
00:34:20.000The end of marriage as an institution, skyrocketing rates of suicidal ideation, depression, divorce, childlessness, all to get back to where common sense said we should be for legitimately centuries.
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