Andrew Wilson vs. Feminists! Scumbag Doctor GHOSTS Her After Taking Her V-CARD?! | Dating Talk #152
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In this episode of the Whatever Dating Talk podcast, we have our first guest on the show, and they are two college students from Santa Barbara, California named Keisha and Andrew. We talk about their experiences in the dating world, and how they've dealt with the modern dating hellscape.
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podcast without further ado we're going to have the guests introduce themselves so please tell us your
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name age location and occupation god hi my name is renee um i'm 19 years old i'm a second year at ucsb
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in my major's political science and i'm currently working as a server where are you from uh originally
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i'm from orange county anaheim good old disneyland gotcha what about you hi i'm dahlia i'm 20 i'm from
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san francisco and i'm currently going to santa barbara city college for nursing all right welcome
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hi i'm keisha and i i'm originally from canada i'm an american indian though um and i my occupation
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uh i do a podcast with my father he's a mechanical engineer and we exposed uh in early 2020 the
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improper contagion mitigations for the covid pandemic or the pandemic whatever um and how it's tied to
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election interference treason and trafficking and uh bioterrorism and so we kind of do that on the
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podcast uh and i i don't know if i said my age but i'm 27 all right welcome and are you from the
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french-speaking part of canada i am i'm originally from manitoba um which is it's english and french i
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guess do you speak french uh yes a little bit i'm petite okay what about you um my name is reina and
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i'm 21 and um my occupation i've had only fans for the past two years but i'm looking for a new
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occupation what did you so you quit right or um yeah i pretty much quit yeah what what is pretty much
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well so i'm was working with my ex-boyfriend uh on only fans for like the past two years but
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we got in this point in our relationship where we both just wanted to quit
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um and so yeah so i'm living off my revenue and i'm looking for a new job were you doing any other
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kind of uh s work besides of yeah i did a mainstream i don't know if i can say the word
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adult content adult content yeah okay any dancing no no dancing hi my name is faith i am 21 i'm an
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arizona native however i'm currently living in central california um i go to arizona state uh and
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i'm in the honors college that they have there i'm studying psychology but i'm also getting my
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certificate in art education and um i currently work at a grocery store and i am also a wife
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all right awesome hi i'm millie weaver i'm a conservative journalist uh big on youtube millennial
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millie on youtube and um i'm also a co-founder of a tech company called qux which provides disruptive
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technology that doesn't spy on you or collect data on you i'm also a co-founder of sleuth army which is
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a army of researchers and sleuths that do investigations um i'm also the vice chair of the women's networking
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club did you say your age i am 33 years old and i'm a mother of two all right welcome hi thanks for
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having me my name is alicia i am 36 years old i am originally from albuquerque new mexico but i
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currently reside in la and i am a um what is my oh sorry i'm a stay-at-home mom okay hi my name is eden
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i'm 21 i'm from fresno california and i work in the tech department of a non-profit and i'm studying
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okay right into it okay sorry your age uh 21 all right got it andrew yeah my name is andrew wilson
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host of the crucible it's the fastest growing debate channel on youtube um i do political satire
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i'm a political commentator and i'm a blood sport debater all right welcome everybody so we're gonna
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go around the table once more what is everybody's current relationship status so are you single
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talking stage situationship friends with benefits relationship married polycule sex cult whatever it
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may be if you're single how long have you been single and what's the longest relationship you've ever
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been in starting with you go ahead well you chose the youngest one to go first um i'm currently single
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the longest relationship i've ever been in was um i think does it even count if i was in high school
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september 2020 to april 2022 okay so two years about how long have you been single did you say that oh
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i've been single since february right before valentine's day you got dumped like the day before
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no no no like a few days before you you wait so they broke up with you though it's it's complicated
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so you've been single for like two months yeah right um in our orientation i'm straight straight
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okay two months so it was a mutual breakup then well no we we had we were on and off up until that
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point that was the last time we were in contact it was messy yeah how many times was it on and off
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how many like breakups were there um i i blocked him in october and then i texted him again probably
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like beginning of november and then he blocked me again in january like middle of january and then
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he unblocked me again like a week later and then by the beginning of february was done
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it's a lot of blocking a lot of blocking unblocking wait so you would block him but it sounds like you
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would so you would end it but you would also kind of reach back out i really hope he's not watching
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this uh yeah both of us sort of kind of like kind of toxic it was a little toxic so how many times
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total you said there were two times total that it was off i mean in that in that period of time yes
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well in the that wasn't our first time ever but in that in the entire in the entire duration of
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the relationship no we had broken up before that how many like how many times total probably two
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other times let's say four total four okay four total uh so four times total and then you ended
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it each time no it was definitely alternating for alternating reasons okay i see this is very
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complicated relationship it was like a situationship and then we started dating and then we stopped
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dating and then we kept talking and then we got back together so what are the odds you guys get back
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together again he just texted me today after two months don't do it don't i won't i won't um what
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did he say hey that's it oh he gave you the hey okay uh and are you uh contemplating getting back with
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him getting back with them is a strong word i i i would like a a fat apology first you need a fat
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apology yeah you need a fat apology yeah not hey did you text him back when he said hey i haven't yet
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are you going to we'll see if there is there's no fat apology um i don't know depends depends who
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dms me after the show if there is a fat apology are you taking him back
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and i would probably need like a few weeks after the apology that's kind of what happened when we
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were on and off i'd be like okay like i'm not gonna date you yet but like let's let's take some time
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and see if you can prove to me that you've improved is this like is this long distance or does he
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live in santa barbara okay all right and uh and how long were you uh seeing this guy i met him
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my first week of my freshman year of college okay and you're a sophomore currently yeah okay
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so you guys been on and off seeing each other for a year and a half or so or almost two years but
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like i haven't contact him contacted him in two months two months and yes was it sorry today oh
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today he said okay i know wow crazy luck to be on the show and during those off any of the off periods
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or during this most recent uh you know you've been single for two months uh have there been other
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people in the picture yeah like most uh i kind of asked you two questions there most recently have
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there been like in the past two months have you been seeing other people yeah i mean i have dating
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apps dating so i just which we'll do the dating app review a little later on um and then what about
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those in between breaks did did you see other people did he see other people
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for the last two we both saw other people in between and did it bother you at all that he was
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seeing other people it didn't when i was seeing other people but then i stopped seeing other people
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and then he started seeing other people and that bothered me and did it bother him when you were
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seeing it wasn't at first but then i actually started doing it see that because it was a situationship
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he was like oh no we don't have to be exclusive and then i started seeing other people and he was like
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we have to be exclusive what is wrong with you gotcha and so what um what did he do that
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necessitates a fat apology i think you called it oh my gosh i don't does she have some relationship
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drama she wants to spill or like i won't go too too long on this i'm just curious uh yeah if they
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were like the reader's digest version okay well oh wow i'll just spill it why not um he's in a frat
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and i went to a frat date party with him and it was after all the different breakups and i was i'd
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asked him like oh did you invite anyone before me and he was like nah i was joking like because he had
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told me before he was going to invite someone else he invited another girl before he invited me and she
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couldn't go and i found out and then she told i told her he's still with his ex or like he's still
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doing stuff with his ex and he got super mad at me and then he texted her that he never knew who i was
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he texted her that he texted her that he never even knew who i was and you guys were together at
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this point when he invited this other girl no we weren't anymore i was i was his ex who he took to
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the date party but i was thinking like oh my god he wants me back you know what i mean huh oh so you
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were like second choice kind of yeah for the date party yeah can i just say that i think you genuinely
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deserve so much better than that as a human being just clarity and i think honesty i you you deserve
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better i think everyone does well we don't know his side of right story oh um i mean i could should
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we it would be i could take up the whole podcast yeah don't ever be a guy's number two if if you're
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seen in his mind as a number two yeah look elsewhere don't put up with that disrespect and so he's in a
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fraternity you're at city college is that correct no you're at ucsb are you in a sorority no no okay
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all right frac i sick up no okay all right you don't tell us which frat he's in but um okay got it
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well we can maybe uh get some more a little bit later what about you um i'm single right now and then
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i've been single since like the end of or like this summer i guess yeah and then so like nine
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nine months yeah six months pretty much yeah seven months yeah like june ish i would say they can't
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all be yeah right like june yeah i don't know sorry the end of the school year i would say nine months
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when summer started okay yeah we'll say nine nine ten months okay yeah uh how and longest relationship
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um like three years three years we kind of were off for a little bit but we're still talking and
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we just like didn't see anybody and then we got back together but it was solid for two years was
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that the one that ended nine months ago yeah okay got it all right uh and who ended that um it was kind
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of mutual like we both kind of just we kind of outgrew each other i met him when i was 15 so and he
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was moving back to the bay area and i'm living here so it just kind of fading away oh it was long
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distance yeah and we were just already kind of fading away fading out so okay it's just kind of
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the best thing and you said it was on again off again a little bit or um no just like once okay one
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time yeah yeah just for a couple months he we both still lived here still talked to each other
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didn't see anybody else um and then kind of realized that we still really like loved each other
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so yeah then we got back together and you know we just faded out okay what about you
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um i've been i'm single i've been single for like a few years and i guess the longest relationship
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that i've had was like a year you've been single a few years um so you're 27 now when's the last time
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you were i guess not single um 23 24 uh well i guess it's like kind of complicated because i mean
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i had like uh so like i was in a relationship but that was not i don't think that can really count
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as a relationship because i don't know it's like it's hard to like explain but pretty much like
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when it's not funny but like it's funny because it's not funny wait he so started dating men no so
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like i i had a relationship but it's like my dad said it's not really a relationship because like
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when we started exposing a lot of like the stuff during the pandemic uh they ended up turning on the
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person ended up turning on me and my family and was involved in like like trafficking like me and
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my family so it doesn't really count but that's like the last what wait trafficking you and your
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family yeah tracking trafficking like human trafficking so like it's not it wasn't like a real relationship
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trafficking your family yeah me and the whole the whole family he was involved in trafficking like
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me and what you said you're from canada like so he's trying to trap canada he's trying to traffic
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you to the united states that's not what i said i just said that he was involved in like human
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trafficking me and my family so it wasn't a real relationship but that was like the last i'm really
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stuck on this though what do you mean trafficking you and your family human trafficking yeah i know
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what financial and exploitation of an individual yeah so but how though like how what in what way
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was he trafficking was he trafficking i i i don't even know how i can make that question more clear
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like the financial and the sexual exploitation of the individual so i know what it means he was
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involved in it there's a lot behind it and if you really want more information i can get that to you
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at another time but i'm just saying it was not a real relationship for that reason um my father said
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that there's a lot to the situation that i'm not going to understand and i think that's true
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i'm just saying that i it wasn't a real relationship but it was the last situation
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that i was in and that was like years ago so was he was trafficking like brothers and sisters or
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did you hear what i just said i said if you want more information you can get it from my father
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but there's information surrounding it that i'm not going to understand because men were involved
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in creating those circumstances how did you how did you meet meet him was it a dating app no um it was
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at a university he was a student there yeah were you a student there yes was was he about your age
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yes so what age were you what age was he when you guys met um like 20 19 or 20 and he was
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canadian citizen yes was he involved in like gangs or what gangs i i don't know i suppose gangs are
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involved in i don't know trafficking i don't know if he was involved in gangs like i said there is a lot
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of information that i'm not privy to um but that's just what the situation was so hello and you said you
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were dating him for one year is this the one you said you were in a relationship for one year but
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is this the one that you're not sure if it was a relationship no i'm telling you it wasn't a
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relationship because but is that the one you were seeing him for one year no so i said the relationship
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was about like a year um but uh we were married and then ended up splitting because of that so like i said
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when my father and i started exposing the crimes during the pandemic he ended up turning on
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me and my family um your husband your husband did yes and uh and were you and your husband living
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together no not at that time so you were married but you weren't living with him well he had
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we really don't need to get too much into it but he had put me in the hospital um and so that's why
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i was staying with my dad um and then he ended up getting involved in a lot of stuff against my
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family like uh when we exposed all these stuff we ended up losing our house um our cars corporate
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assets my sister was stolen haven't seen her in like four years wait your sister was stolen yes
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she was trafficked so i haven't seen her for four years by him no people that were involved so there
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was multiple like agencies involved but i mean would you know where she's located no are you
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do you mean three letter agencies came in and got her there was multiple agencies involved so i worked
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for the government and my dad is a mechanical engineer and we were exposing different agencies
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in the area what branch of the government did you work for um the saskatchewan health authority
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okay it's a provincial government so um pretty much uh we were exposing how that like i said the
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improper contagion mitigation procedures for the pandemic were used for election interference
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bioterrorism treason against canada and the united states um human trafficking yeah if we can't get
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into well we can't get into this that's why we don't need the details about that yeah just
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if you want more well no no no hang on hang on just because we can't say those words those
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specifics words we can still at least figure out or try to figure out because this is wild right so
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we went from you're in a relationship to know you were actually married and your husband started
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trafficking members of your family and your sister is gone and has been gone for years and you don't
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know where she is you could see where we're like what is going on here like i said there's a lot it's
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not something that you can just explain in like five minutes so like i said it wasn't a real
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relationship and you can leave it at that and if you want more information like i said
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you can more than welcome to reach out to dale richardson on twitter or his email or whatever
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all right moving on what about you um all right i'm recently single i kind of forgot the rest of
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the questions i got out of relationship a couple months ago and that was my longest relationship and
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we were dating for about two a little over two years so okay two years and you said you recently got
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out of it uh how long or how long ago um about three months ago so you've been single for three
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months okay i am currently married i've been married for four months so we're broke newlyweds
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um and uh our marriage is definitely very traditional and and i like it like that um but
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yeah um you said married for three months four months four months and how long were you guys
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together before that not long um less than a year actually so so you've been together you've been
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together for a year or it's a year and four months um no um i'm sorry this is okay this is my fault
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you're fine um so we met in june and then we got married in december so we were together for less
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than a year yeah so we've been literally married and together plus for less than a year it was very
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very fast but so you were dating for like five months about and then got married so you've been
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together for about nine nine months yes okay and is that your is this your longest relationship
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uh no it's not um i had one that was slightly longer um about i would say a year and two months
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uh but that was back in high school i ended it um okay are you guys the same age yes uh well he's a
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younger than i am but close enough then your husband oh uh no so my uh my husband uh is just
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a year younger than i am and um the person that or the guy i was with for a year and two months uh was
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just a year older than i was but so you're older than your husband yeah so you're like a cougar
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basically i know yes i do we joke about that all right okay how did you and your husband meet
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um we actually met at the worst possible place for couples to meet uh we met at the club um i
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yeah um amen to that um so he uh it was his very first time ever at a club and it was my last time
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ever at one my friend and i went up to uh berkeley and uh the little sort of show that we were gonna
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see there that little concert uh we just ended up taking too long and we didn't make it and we were
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like we're antsy let's let's get out and do something and that's what ended up being on the
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radar because you know what happens after 11 o'clock um and uh and yeah so we met there and there was
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this total creeper following me around and uh and so of course you know you do that thing where if
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there's a guy that's you know bothering you you make eye contact with someone else and give them the
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look of help me please and uh he just came right up to me pretended like he knew me of like hey i've been
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looking for you you know and uh we had like a three hour long conversation about going down the
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rabbit hole about you know the government politics short form content all that sort of stuff and he's
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just super intellectual and yeah we just clicked really well so now how old did you say you were
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again i'm 21 do you buy him alcohol i'll do anything for my husband okay it's just like of course
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so he uh the way like you didn't know him you made eyes with him because some other guy was
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bothering you yes and that's kind of how you guys you guys met yes yes okay all right yeah
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millennial millie what about you so my longest relationship is just about 12 years and obviously
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that's my husband that i'm with we have two kids and what else do you want to know uh no so you've
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been uh you you said you've been together for 12 years you're married almost 12 years yeah how long
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have you been married for um we common law married pretty soon after getting together okay so you're
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common law married um but did you have like a an official marriage or not an official marriage we
00:27:02.920
don't want to get the state mingled in our affairs do you have a covenant marriage huh do you have a
00:27:08.380
covenant marriage yeah basically we're like covenant with god common law married we don't want the state
00:27:13.960
and the judges was it officiated by a church i know a covenant marriage officiated by a church yes by a
00:27:20.720
christian church but we just didn't want to ever register it yeah that's fine yeah okay
00:27:24.960
my relationship status i am married and i have been my longest relationship has been 16 years
00:27:33.360
and is that your current yes it is all right and how long have you been married so we haven't had
00:27:40.000
our wedding yet but we technically are legally married um okay and we like i said we've been
00:27:46.060
together 16 years so wait so you how long have you been legally married legally married i think it
00:27:51.040
would be a couple years a couple years okay no ceremony though no uh there's a few details that
00:27:58.440
we want to iron out i want to actually get married in a catholic church okay he's not catholic is he
00:28:03.900
he is not yeah so they wouldn't marry you well i think they actually would um but i haven't completed
00:28:10.640
my sacrament of um what is it uh confirmation so you haven't been confirmed in the catholic church
00:28:18.240
i haven't no okay so are you a catechuleman uh well i was baptized and i had my first holy
00:28:24.040
community when i was very young oh okay and then i um okay was a fallen catholic oh briefly well not
00:28:30.420
briefly what does that mean fallen catholic meaning like i had a year or actually like 17 years of
00:28:36.620
just falling away from my faith um kind of becoming more atheistic okay so you're you're going back and
00:28:46.240
your priest said that he wanted you to go back through this before acceptance or i'm sorry i
00:28:49.940
said that your priest said he wanted you to go through a b and c before you accepted back or
00:28:53.740
no um so now that we have decided we wanted to get married that's where i want to get married is in a
00:28:59.740
catholic church um so i have to be confirmed and i think he may just have to be baptized um because
00:29:07.220
i've met i've talked to a few people like for instance my aunt she's catholic uh but her husband
00:29:13.140
is jewish so they were able to get married in a catholic church okay yeah what about you um i am in
00:29:20.340
a committed relationship it's the longest relationship that i've ever been in it's been
00:29:25.060
about one and a half years i would say and it is an age gap relationship so my boyfriend is 11 years
00:29:32.800
older than me so he's 32 33 yeah okay 21 32 all right how did you guys meet um we actually met at
00:29:43.340
the mall he hit on me funny enough just what was his opening line um he just asked for my number
00:29:50.680
but was straight up yeah what's your number like what's your number well i mean no hi he was like
00:29:57.340
hey i think you're really pretty and then he just asked for my number and we went on a date after that
00:30:02.600
all right he took a shot it worked good good shit all right uh andrew your relationship status i'm
00:30:11.600
married i've been married for 12 years uh yeah okay great so uh i've got some pre-show notes here
00:30:20.680
that i'm gonna start with uh really quick keisha right you said on your twitter i saw this men play
00:30:29.260
chess women play checkers i was curious i was a little i was curious what what do you mean by that
00:30:35.620
so like my dad raised me to understand that men play chess and women play checkers so that they have
00:30:43.920
a completely different line of thinking than women do and um i didn't really used to like
00:30:51.200
understand what he's talking about but as i got older i did and especially the last couple of years
00:30:55.660
i see in real time every day men uh creating circumstances for things that women don't see
00:31:01.900
whether it be positive or negative and men are meant to do that he said because they are the leaders
00:31:07.080
in the home so they're supposed to create the circumstances for their family's success
00:31:10.580
and they do that by chess and it happens completely unbeknownst to women uh because we just don't
00:31:17.240
think in that way and that's a good thing like they have a very like a strong ability to compartmentalize
00:31:23.800
and uh so that they can keep going in difficult situations uh and hardships that chisel them
00:31:29.940
rather than uh cripple women right um just that's how they become great men and fathers uh okay
00:31:40.020
yeah could you give an example of how what does it mean women play with chess like you mean men play
00:31:46.920
chess yeah okay sorry women play for example does anybody play like tic-tac-toe in this
00:31:52.640
i mean they might i don't know the tic-tac-toe okay but uh an example of this i would say is a lot of
00:32:00.040
women um feminists who are in power um a lot of times they think that they are the ones pulling the
00:32:07.200
strings and making decisions and men are giving them positions of power so that they can feel like
00:32:11.600
uh they're making good moves whole time the men are behind the scenes pulling the strings on what
00:32:18.100
they're doing and even actually more in control than they understand them to be and just using
00:32:24.220
the women as a pawn so they're playing chess in real time and moving all the pieces on the board
00:32:29.180
meanwhile the women think they're making decisions but the men are just setting them up to do exactly what
00:32:33.800
they want whether they decide to submit or not so a lot of women are like oh i would never submit to
00:32:39.040
a man but in in actuality either with men in society whether you choose to submit or not they're
00:32:46.000
gonna make you submit like you either choose to submit to a husband and a father who loves and cares
00:32:51.240
about you and god or you're gonna submit to someone in corporate america that's just gonna play chess
00:32:57.120
moves with you for their own benefit and their own family so that's a real-time example judges lawyers
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word now do any of the girls disagree with her um i i'd say i agree with most of what kesha said
00:33:16.180
um i i would push back a little bit like i i don't think that we should underestimate the
00:33:22.200
capabilities of some women i would say that overall many women especially when they're younger
00:33:28.080
sorry when they're younger when they're younger girls um they i could see them being kind of like
00:33:35.440
that um that same thing you're talking about where they're they're playing checkers and they're not
00:33:40.060
thinking things through but i think as women get older and they start to become more mature in
00:33:44.160
business and other different things they can start to see things through but i think you're right in
00:33:49.080
that men do kind of have innate um talent for seeing things down but i wouldn't disregard that
00:33:55.720
there are women that are capable of some of those things as well especially women that work in
00:33:59.160
intelligence yeah but they're the outliers right it's like everyone always wants to point to the
00:34:03.160
outliers but they are outliers for sure well i'm if i could interject i'm sorry yeah i don't actually
00:34:10.800
i'm not actually undermining women's uh capability uh and capacity when i say that they play checkers
00:34:16.840
i'm actually speaking to the greater point of the individuality and the way that god created man and
00:34:21.660
women and the power that women have when they come to understand that they don't think like men and
00:34:27.100
they're not men because then you're able to work most efficiently with men and you're able to just
00:34:33.120
do your own like for example i learned this working with my dad the last couple of years i might tell
00:34:38.420
something to my dad like oh dad like this is gonna happen like i know for sure like i can see this
00:34:43.440
coming down the line and he's like okay keisha chill and i'm like come on man like i know what
00:34:48.200
i'm talking about and in a couple of weeks it might happen and i tell him like that i told you that was
00:34:52.800
gonna happen he's like keisha that's cool but i needed to demonstrate every step of the way exactly
00:34:57.560
how this happened the who what when where why how and all you were looking at was the end result
00:35:02.660
and i see a lot of times women we look at the outcome rather than the steps to get there and we
00:35:07.380
don't know the steps which is why we're really bad at creating solutions women just want to feel
00:35:11.680
better men actually want to create the solution to solve the problem so men play chess because they
00:35:17.440
pull the strings on many situations and literally create the circumstances for that success in real
00:35:23.120
time and mitigate the problem the consequences of the problem in real time women cannot do that
00:35:28.440
i've come across multiple women in multiple different areas of life i've never ever seen a woman
00:35:34.720
beat a man at chess and it doesn't matter how smart the woman is or how smart the man is it has
00:35:40.300
nothing to do with iq it's simply the way that men think versus the way women think we're just
00:35:45.080
different and i'm glad we're different because when i see all the things that my father does on a
00:35:49.160
day-to-day basis to work like he gets up he like does his smoothie does his workout he goes
00:35:55.860
works like 16 hours a day does another like exercise two bible studies during the day
00:36:00.940
have constant attacks continuously and he's still going like a machine he can do all of that but i'm
00:36:07.900
sitting here like okay i need to take a nap you know and i'm not i'm not like dumb in any capacity
00:36:13.280
but it's just sorry sorry it's just the fact that they have that ability to make a lot of things
00:36:19.020
happen regardless of what's going on you're speaking in nature the ontology you're not talking so you're
00:36:23.540
saying by nature the nature of these things are totally different well yeah yeah because god created
00:36:29.760
us i mean god created us sorry i did not mean i accidentally pressed i was just switching the
00:36:36.060
camera angles but i accidentally pressed the button all right yeah well it is true though that men and
00:36:40.600
women think differently i will say that is true and that they each have their strengths and their
00:36:45.700
weaknesses like one example in really in the roles that i think god wanted us to really portray and
00:36:53.120
fulfill in our lives like even i naturally find it's very easy to multitask as a woman versus my
00:37:00.220
husband he can't you know cook and watch the kids and you know clean or do this and do that do a million
00:37:06.660
different things at the same time he he has to be able to have quiet and focus on one thing whereas
00:37:12.580
with women we are naturally wired to be able to do things and that's because we actually our brains are
00:37:18.220
slightly different and then we have more interconnecting nerves between both sides of our left and
00:37:23.080
right hemisphere of our brain so yeah but she's talking about something different she's she's going
00:37:27.280
deeper than that she's talking about the nature itself from its being its state of being and saying that
00:37:33.020
within men's nature on this planet their nature is to look at a situation and then they're mitigating
00:37:40.620
bad outcomes and maximizing good outcomes and that women are generally not doing that they're just
00:37:45.980
benefiting from the either good outcome or the bad outcome that i think that's what you're getting
00:37:50.700
at right yeah like because and you mentioned that uh men uh don't multitask i think they do it in a
00:37:57.580
different way because like i said like watching my dad over the past couple of years lose absolutely
00:38:03.020
everything you know filing things in court doing his engineer mechanical engineering still trying to
00:38:08.780
mitigate my life and my sisters and his and everyone around him and doing everything to help all
00:38:13.980
these different people at the same time while maintaining his physical mental and emotional
00:38:18.700
health i think that men um they multitask in a way that's protective in a way that benefits the system
00:38:25.900
as a whole like everything that they have to do is not just going to benefit them one like in that moment
00:38:31.100
it's benefiting long term and like just destroying the attacks and like real time from multiple different
00:38:38.220
angles so i think it's we were created to do two different things and they're equally as valuable
00:38:45.340
so women playing checkers is just as valuable as chess but it has to work together in order to
00:38:50.380
to make the system move the way it needs to can i ask you a personal question sure was your mother in
00:38:55.660
your life it seems like your dad is like a big hero for you he is my dad is like a g like he's an
00:39:02.620
i call him the ot engineer um i do know my mom but i was primarily raised by my father and my
00:39:08.220
grandmother and great-grandmother yeah it's just because like i i wouldn't say i fundamentally
00:39:13.660
disagree with with you guys with what you guys are saying but i'm not i'm atheist or agnostic i'm
00:39:19.500
not practicing of any religion but i grew up in the church for 16 years so my mom made me go every
00:39:23.660
weekend and i'm baptist well why are you wearing a cross if you're atheist for fashion and irony i don't
00:39:31.020
know yeah sorry is that blasphemous but um uh it's kind of like a fashion it's just kind of strange
00:39:38.300
it's definitely a trend you know i mean i still grew up in the church i still say i'm spiritual
00:39:42.620
but i just i'm not practicing um i don't like follow the gospel like that but so you more so
00:39:47.820
like believe in god and jesus but just not the church structure no i i just i have a connection to
00:39:54.940
the church and i'd say i have a connection to my spirituality but i don't believe i don't believe
00:40:00.060
that i would know if there was a creator okay yeah so just relativism yeah but back to my point
00:40:06.700
what i was saying was like i feel like i do agree but i don't think it's fair to women out there
00:40:12.700
especially women who do work to organize their lives around their families because i had a single a
00:40:17.260
single mom and the way you describe your dad is reminds me of the way i felt about my mom you know
00:40:22.060
and um although i do think women are more emotional and that like increased emotional response can lead to
00:40:27.500
like playing checkers instead of chess i think i think maybe when women are able to subtract men
00:40:33.340
from their lives or like just like i don't know i i think that there are women out there who can play
00:40:39.900
life like a chess game or that like i wish i could say that i could you know even though don't you think
00:40:45.100
your mom probably had to lean into her masculinity because she was a single mom oh definitely but i don't
00:40:49.500
see a problem with leaning into your masculinity but i wish i could act like i was in order for her to make to
00:40:54.700
go to her point you're saying that you notice some of the things that she's talking about
00:40:59.420
relevant to your relationship and your dynamic with your mom but she had to take on a masculine role
00:41:06.380
so she she probably had to do some of the things that she's describing her father did correct yeah but
00:41:11.580
she's a woman yeah but of course i know she's still a woman i'm saying she had to lean into her masculinity
00:41:16.780
in order to probably protect you provide for you and also nurture you so she had much more to do
00:41:23.100
um but those aspects of protection and provide provision are masculine i think that i i could
00:41:30.940
be then i could be leaning into my masculinity more like on tuesday than i was on wednesday but like
00:41:37.020
they're both they're just all abstract concepts and at the end of the day she's a woman and we're
00:41:41.340
making abstract if they're abstract concepts then why why would you bring them up as being a
00:41:47.660
differential between the two things they're just abstract they are abstract but what i'm saying is
00:41:52.140
i think it's problematic to yeah but you're a relativist everything's abstract that's okay
00:41:56.860
and why is it problematic for her to put her father on her pedestal it's not problematic for her to put
00:42:00.860
her father on a pedestal i'd say it's problematic to say that men are always playing chess and women
00:42:07.180
are always playing checkers because chess is fundamentally a higher intelligent game is that a
00:42:11.660
truth statement uh no i'd say no so then why should we believe you if it's not a true statement
00:42:17.580
why should you believe why should we believe what you just said that some women are doing this some
00:42:21.180
men are doing that you just said that it's not a truth statement well if you want to actually talk
00:42:25.420
about logic though is it true or not true it's a logical fallacy to say something is always one way
00:42:31.340
yeah and never another way what's that fallacy it's a trend is it called i just made it the
00:42:35.980
the fuck up fallacy so back to where i was at it's not so back to where i was at uh when we're
00:42:40.540
talking about when we're talking about relativism which is what we're talking about right now you
00:42:45.500
can't make truth claims relativism is what you're talking about okay i was just talking she was
00:42:50.140
talking about a trend but it's not when you say she's talking about a stereotype when you say something
00:42:54.300
like i disagree when you say something like i disagree with you this is not true this is true
00:43:00.620
you're a moral relativist you don't even believe in a standard for truth you have no standard
00:43:04.780
for truth why would you ever make a claim something is true or not true well you just hate all
00:43:08.640
relativists i i was having a conversation is that true well is it true that i hate all relativists
00:43:13.900
it might be because you're not is that true that i might it might be true okay i'm sorry i had a
00:43:19.880
relativist argument but what i was the point that i was trying to make was she was the the phrase
00:43:26.020
men are playing chess women are playing checkers is a stereotypical phrase and i'm sure she might
00:43:31.000
also concede that there are outliers to that however i'm saying all i'd saying maybe a better
00:43:38.100
way to phrase it as she was saying was it is more masculine to play chess as perceived in our society
00:43:44.360
because we have for so long said oh men play chess like yeah like of course that's masculine you're
00:43:50.120
becoming more masculine if you're starting to play chess why can't i just say she's becoming more
00:43:53.640
strategical why can't i just say she's using it as an analogy can i ask you a question yeah um so
00:43:59.880
i have two questions i guess one would would it be as offensive if i in fact said women play chess and
00:44:06.400
men play checkers and two um actually you can answer that i don't think i don't think it's offensive at
00:44:13.800
all i'm just voicing my opinion okay but when it cut okay so in regards to the initial statement um
00:44:20.880
you you were talking about being raised by a single mother do you think that a man can do the
00:44:25.520
role of a mother do you think that's replaceable by a man can your can your father do what a mother
00:44:30.200
does for you um i wouldn't i wouldn't put it in personal terms well i wouldn't put it in personal
00:44:38.060
terms to myself but i think that a man could easily fulfill the role of a single mother i i asked
00:44:45.300
i asked the okay yeah because i i wish grid one was my dad donated two hundred dollars first girl
00:44:53.680
word of advice stop while you're behind i will only get worse for you from here ladies what are two
00:45:01.480
deal breaker characteristics in a man also fuck the atf abolish the nfa yes and i you know what to
00:45:11.440
to give you credit it's good that you're at least because i feel like this panel might be leaning a
00:45:17.200
bit more one way than the other so i certainly give you credit for uh being open to uh disagreement
00:45:24.060
on this well just just to kind of play devil's advocate here because you know i naturally agree
00:45:28.900
more with keisha but i can see both sides of an argument what i'll say is that i think what keisha
00:45:33.800
was meaning was generalities like in general men you know think with playing chess and women with
00:45:39.600
checkers but of course we he already acknowledged over here that there are outliers that there are
00:45:44.360
going to be outliers in that situation so just because if the exceptions prove right right if the
00:45:49.080
exception proves the rule you wouldn't have the exception right so we have outliers we have
00:45:53.620
exceptions but which prove what technically her mother might be one of those outliers we don't know
00:46:00.200
but i think that it's she can actually say well i saw my mother fulfilling some of those things i saw
00:46:05.820
that in rose case so maybe she's just one of the outliers yeah you can say that but that's really
00:46:09.740
not in context what the discussion is the discussion is in context the discussion the discussion isn't
00:46:15.280
asking are there going to be outliers in basically every situation we can think of sure okay sure of
00:46:22.020
course there are always going to be some kind of outlier for something but in context what she's
00:46:27.000
saying is if you're looking at the nature of men when they look at the world they're playing chess
00:46:31.160
what she's saying is they organize the world based on a strategic mind so they're saying everything
00:46:36.400
from how do i want to run the wires for those cameras to how do i want to organize the structures
00:46:41.280
of society and she's saying if you don't follow that pattern and submit to your husband and allow
00:46:46.220
him to take that role then in corporate america you're going to have to do it for a psychopath
00:46:50.140
that's her whole point am i wrong no that yes that's exactly it and um i think another example is
00:46:57.000
like men have told me that when they come up and just have a casual conversation with a woman
00:47:02.300
they can tell what kind of man is in her life and what level of proximity like if she's maybe dating
00:47:08.800
just by like certain behaviors or things that she says and does women don't read actions the way that
00:47:14.280
men do and i don't care how good they are at it like they just don't read actions the way that men do
00:47:19.900
we are so deceived by like what we hear and like it's it's not the same we speak completely different
00:47:26.580
languages and the more that you realize that you are completely different mentally and emotionally
00:47:32.380
from a man the more you have protection against some of the things that happen because as soon as
00:47:37.760
i realize a man which is how you know she was raised by a man if it was a single parent because she's
00:47:41.780
speaking sense i was going to ask you actually i was like you noticed that i had a you asked me
00:47:48.320
immediately okay were were you raised with your mother and probably because you could tell by the way
00:47:53.100
that i'm speaking what's coming out of my mouth that there's more of a masculine influence in my
00:47:57.820
life as opposed to a woman's and so it's something that you delineate already in your mind that's
00:48:03.980
completely different to what a woman would operate in so it's just a completely different thing and as
00:48:10.160
soon as i notice that a man is playing chess i instantly defer instantly defer to my father and if i
00:48:14.800
had a husband i'd instantly defer to him because i know that i will never win a game of chess against a
00:48:19.480
man i just won't and if i try to as soon as i enter the game i lose that's the part that i find
00:48:24.500
problematic yes the statement overall is true i won't be a relativist i'd say as a generalization
00:48:29.620
it can be said as true but the reason i don't like that framing is because a relativist can't say
00:48:34.120
anything's true i i never claimed to be a relative you did continue with your point but just so you just
00:48:40.040
so you know in the future you did claim you were relativist okay but that's all an agnostic go ahead with
00:48:46.160
your point well i mean like it creates a sense of fear because what if some of the men are stupid
00:48:50.960
trust me there are dumb men out there who are playing checkers you know they're there yeah that's
00:48:54.380
what's happening now with the deconstruction of the family and everything yes yeah that's the other
00:48:58.680
thing and we see that happening all the time where there are predatory men who are actually
00:49:03.180
targeting young vulnerable women especially women who haven't had fathers in their lives like you
00:49:07.900
they target and prey on the vulnerable women and i think that's what partially what
00:49:12.320
Keisha's trying to get to here is that if men are thinking like with chess and you're not going to
00:49:17.840
be able to figure out if they're trying to prey on you or target you you become a vulnerable target
00:49:22.540
when you don't have your father in your life but you don't believe that you can play chess too
00:49:26.240
wait can i ask you something you don't believe that they could be playing checkers can i ask you
00:49:30.080
something though yeah do you would you like a relationship with a man who will completely take
00:49:34.440
care of you protect for you provide for you stand by you be loyal um have kids with you and you
00:49:39.540
could trust that he's there 100 jane donated 200 sure i don't third girl huge pick me do you want
00:49:47.680
to address the pick me accusation yes pick me because like what the heck why would i why would
00:49:53.140
i want to be why would i like why would i want to be in the position to do any of this by myself like
00:49:58.780
the amount of things that women are put up to do that they literally cannot handle doing is literally
00:50:04.300
the reason for the destruction of our society right now because men are not being able not being
00:50:08.660
respected in their position as men and fathers and women are taking control and also being told
00:50:14.260
that they can actually do it and then failing you know a lot of that is because a lot of men
00:50:18.500
aren't present in the childhood and that's and that's you know that's what's happening is is there's
00:50:24.340
just the women are trying to control and you know they don't understand and appreciate what the men
00:50:29.320
what the men do because they don't they never had an example of that what really sorry really quick
00:50:34.820
really quick uh grit uh i wish grid one we will ask your question here i'm just letting this
00:50:41.620
conversation finish up i will ask the two deal breaker questions what other choice do they have
00:50:46.180
that's strange could you go work on an oil rig tomorrow um i could if i wanted to oh so are you
00:50:52.100
saying that you have all the choices that men have right this second yeah okay well then what are you
00:50:56.340
talking about what are you talking about i don't have all the choices men have right this second
00:50:59.780
oh what choices don't you have a lot what i i can't be as um condescending as you well that's
00:51:09.700
because you just have not acquired this skill of knowledge which is a prerequisite it's because
00:51:14.500
society thinks i play checkers and you play chess yeah but so even if i try to be on the same level
00:51:19.300
as you oh i'm already a relative hey great snark but can you answer the question what choices do i
00:51:24.180
have do you not have if there's no man what choice do you not have that men have okay what choice
00:51:28.340
do i not have that men have when i wake up in the morning um i cannot walk around with my shirt
00:51:34.500
off i know that's a stupid lame one but i don't know how many you can walk around with your shirt
00:51:38.820
off okay well i uh without social outrage yeah you know yeah what what choices do you have
00:51:47.780
or do you not have well this isn't relevant to no that's exactly irrelevant they were saying can you
00:51:52.180
guys you said it's because women i'll repeat it for you okay you said it's because women have not
00:51:56.980
had the choices that men have had that that yes it is what they were saying that um a woman is trying
00:52:02.180
to be uh act as a man in their life because there was no man in their childhood and i said what other
00:52:07.460
choice does she have okay so just just so that we're clear you do think from an egalitarian lens
00:52:14.020
then men and women have the same amount of equal choice no okay well then what choices do women not
00:52:20.740
have that men have there's a lot it would be hard for me to delineate them all for you there's a lot
00:52:25.300
then you should name one that doesn't mean they're not there there's a lot it's not gonna be good
00:52:30.100
enough for you but sure let me think of some of the things i could probably not go work um a
00:52:34.660
contracting job why because i'm physically weaker okay so biological that's not that has nothing to do
00:52:40.740
with the law fair though with what with law so it has nothing to do with the law you could go work
00:52:45.380
as a contractor okay but they were saying um women who grew up without male figures typically fail
00:52:50.980
because they're trying to take on these masculine roles which they are not capable of taking on yep
00:52:55.780
what is your question that is challenging my question to you just now was do you believe
00:53:00.580
in this egalitarian society that men and women have equal choice you said no yes that's why the women
00:53:05.460
are failing we're not saying they're failing what we're saying is is that women who grow up without
00:53:09.780
fathers in their home they're made more vulnerable because men who are thinking on the level of
00:53:14.980
chess who might actually not be a good man who might be a predatory man those men see you as an
00:53:20.660
easy target a vulnerable person that they can take advantage of see if you're you know if your father's
00:53:25.860
in the home your father can say that's not a good guy don't date him i i see the red flags don't even
00:53:32.100
bother or the father can set a standard when that man is coming to pick you up for a date you're gonna have
00:53:37.460
my daughter home at this time no nothing funny or you're gonna deal with me and you're gonna answer to me
00:53:42.980
so what we're getting at is the women who don't grow up with fathers it's not that you're failing
00:53:48.500
it's it's more or less that you're you're no it's that you're right that's what she was saying no
00:53:53.380
we're not saying you have to masculinize we're we're we're talking about how you're you're being
00:53:57.460
made vulnerable because you don't have a father figure in your home but aren't men also male
00:54:01.380
children are also made vulnerable if they don't have the father in the home absolutely it's a different
00:54:07.140
thing they don't it doesn't tend to go in the form of being taken advantage of sexually i feel like
00:54:11.940
it usually has to go in the form of more likely to be imprisoned or in jail or having all those
00:54:17.220
places doing drugs and other advantage of sexually though i i would say that there's a lot of not
00:54:21.860
necessarily that are being taken advantage sexually because they don't have fathers and maybe like by
00:54:27.140
women by men and women like i i have a public school system is one of the yeah and women that's where
00:54:32.900
women are assaulting young boys all the time like for instance if you were to take you know you hear
00:54:38.500
the old trope uh you know the catholic priests do all the uh you know the the the kid diddling but
00:54:45.060
it's actually if you if you look at the public schools teachers do way more than priests ever
00:54:49.060
dreamed of and if you look at the female population public schools especially uh it's it's an outrageous
00:54:55.300
amount compared to the rest of the general population so yes of course if there's no uh strong
00:55:01.380
dominant male in the home those kids would be much more prone right to falling into that no no
00:55:06.420
you're right i would say you're right like overall a male not being in the home is at the detriment to
00:55:12.260
both children male or female children overall and there are different ways i think that it kind of
00:55:17.700
surfaces but let me take it a step further and say it's less detrimental right if a woman isn't if the
00:55:23.860
mother isn't if a mother is less detrimental if the mother isn't what present in the home you need both
00:55:28.900
and it's best statistically but i think that it's less detrimental to have a single father raising
00:55:34.100
kids than a single mother statistically it shows that like if a child has both parents assuming that
00:55:41.140
they're good they have the best chances for success and then if they have a single father they have
00:55:45.620
almost equal chances i think up to 90 something percent chance of success and then if it's a single
00:55:51.700
mother i think it plummets like 80 negative 80 something percent that's the stepdad effect so the
00:55:57.300
stepdad effects often that's where the abuse inside of homes comes from is from a step parent
00:56:02.580
far less likely to see the step parent who's a female come in and enter abuse because well it's
00:56:06.820
really hard to do that to a male right they can step in and be like no you ain't doing shit or else
00:56:13.940
so that's the uh that's the effect and that's why you see that over and over again play out in society
00:56:20.020
yeah that's why single single fathers tend to have better overall overarching outcomes in single
00:56:25.220
mothers too yeah i just wanted to i also just wanted to add so there was a point where i was
00:56:30.820
really i was i was very like new wave feminist and i really resented men and masculinity you know
00:56:37.940
um i was with the whole thing and um i was so much more unhappy and um just because i was having
00:56:45.620
turned it around god honestly um the patriarchy yes motor sports would say the patriarchy is here
00:56:54.580
for you yes i i you know and just and and accepting and also humbling myself to accept the input of of
00:57:01.940
others and whatnot and not rebelling against masculinity but actually seeing the beauty in it but a lot of
00:57:07.140
that is because men right now are they're not giving us the opportunities to appreciate appreciate
00:57:12.900
masculinity as much because you have a lot of like it's also because your husband won't put up
00:57:16.500
with any of that shit yes yeah yeah he won't put up with none of that but not in a chauvinistic nasty
00:57:22.420
way but he'll tell me you know he'll tell me logically of like hey you're overthinking which is you know
00:57:27.620
like you were saying like chill out you know and and i appreciate that and i appreciate that masculine
00:57:33.780
reflection um because it does help me be able to operate better and on a more logical level
00:57:39.300
but because i was vacillating so much between the femininity and masculinity i was so much more
00:57:44.740
mentally exhausted and depressed and and it's crazy because i was like screw men blah blah blah but
00:57:50.900
then i would go home at night and be like i i want i want someone to take care of me i want to be a wife
00:57:56.900
everything you know so but i do understand what you were saying and i um and i just think that it's because
00:58:02.260
there's not a lot of healthy masculinity for for men and that's partially our fault as women right now
00:58:07.860
because we're trying to turn things into a matriarchy can i just say something to you um
00:58:12.020
although maybe you don't have your father in your home or or as much in your life as you deserve you
00:58:18.020
always will have heavenly father and god in your life and if you let him be in your heart he will be
00:58:26.180
there with you and you can know that he loves you and the other thing is that if you follow his word it
00:58:32.500
will naturally protect you from these things so if you're following the word of god the father your
00:58:39.620
father then you will be able to have some protection and be able to you know uh i guess protect yourself
00:58:45.620
from some of the vulnerable uh things that you might have so um no i'm i'm 19 and my parents have
00:58:57.620
not been together since i was like three i've not had a dad forever and that whole time my mom was
00:59:02.580
pushing the bible on me and you know she said the same things you did you're gonna end up getting
00:59:08.100
manipulated by men you're too much of a people pleaser you know you're too emotional like of course i've
00:59:13.300
heard it before of course oh daddy issues this you're right no well okay well not about the god
00:59:22.820
part because it oh just not about that part just about all of the things all the other things no
00:59:27.460
no disrespect to people's religion but i think if you're a certain age especially my age and if you
00:59:32.980
are very set on like what you think like i'd say i'm i'm like just skeptical in general like it's not
00:59:39.860
even like oh my god are you skeptical of your skepticism uh no uh that's weird but an example
00:59:46.500
about something that i noticed with my daughter if i want my daughter to do something she's like seven
00:59:51.780
but i have to go tell my husband to show her that this is the right way she trusts me she'll tell me
00:59:58.820
anything she won't tell her dad a lot i mean she will but she's seven she doesn't have a lot the point is
01:00:03.860
though if i really want her to do something i know i have to make him present the idea because
01:00:10.340
she respects what he has to say more she's more even at seven more afraid or at least cognizant
01:00:17.540
of disappointing him she's not really worried about disappointing that's very true because i'd say i
01:00:22.180
grew up with that too even though my dad wasn't in life i'd say i'd also i also experienced that
01:00:26.980
phenomenon and building off of that i would say that i think a lot of me not following the gospel that
01:00:32.820
has to do with my experience in the church which was pretty bad too like the experiences of both
01:00:37.860
like mother figures and father figures were just not good to the point where it's like i i would
01:00:43.540
maybe go to another church another time but it's just like it wasn't for me then i have a question
01:00:48.020
did they judge you did they do you feel like they were just maybe a personal question but do you feel
01:00:53.860
like your father kind of rejected you by not being in your life no it was really early like it was
01:00:59.940
because of my mom i know it was because they hated each other it wasn't because of me but like
01:01:04.180
they could have been in your life still right he was he was partially in my life partially okay yeah
01:01:10.420
i just wonder if you're you know rejecting god the father has anything to do with feeling rejected by
01:01:16.980
your father no i just think i'm not a religious person and there's a lot of people who reject
01:01:20.820
religion who have fathers yeah yeah right yeah but we we all reject god at one point or or another in
01:01:28.660
our life for different reasons right like i when i was younger i'm not here to judge you i'm not
01:01:33.220
when i was younger about the outliers they won't do that okay yeah sure you're right and i'm speaking
01:01:38.580
in generalities okay so you know when i was younger there was a point in time when i was about your age
01:01:44.100
and i decided i was going to be an atheist and i was going to kind of reject christianity and how i was
01:01:50.580
raised and brought up and all i can say is that it brought a lot of just suffering and bad things
01:01:58.500
happening to me and i wouldn't recommend that for anyone and you kind of have to in some ways some of
01:02:04.900
us in our journey in life we have to find out the hard way that you know when you when you don't want
01:02:10.260
to follow god's laws and his commandments in his word you actually find out that you find yourself in
01:02:15.620
these situations it's almost like he's giving us a guide through through the bible of how we can live
01:02:21.140
our lives and not be hurt and not have things bad happen as much as they could right so he's giving us
01:02:27.780
these these commandments not because he wants to tell us what to do not not like an authoritarian he's
01:02:33.220
coming from it like a loving paternal father figure that wants to keep you safe and wants for you to
01:02:39.220
only have blessings and good things in your life for you and when you realize that that's when you know
01:02:45.300
like okay he loves us he wants us to be safe he wants good things you know and i know you probably
01:02:51.620
heard these things before and like i said you're just gonna have to go through life and and go on
01:02:56.740
that journey yourself but i hope you eventually know that you know god loves you and jesus doesn't
01:03:01.700
believe any of that shit like look at her she doesn't i didn't either for a really long time i admire
01:03:07.220
your advice and i definitely i think about it sometimes i got through to her she you know what don't
01:03:13.940
judge people because you never know you should judge people there's so many christians out there
01:03:17.780
who originally were the biggest atheist or the biggest anti-god people out there and they literally
01:03:23.540
turn around yeah but they didn't learn it on a podcast they usually got like kicked their ass
01:03:28.420
well some do you never know the secularist i've been baptized by the way already yeah when i was like
01:03:34.260
10 well that's great from a secularist perspective if you can't you got to take the worldview out before
01:03:39.140
you can replace it with something better there's nothing better than god i know but from it from
01:03:44.580
the secularist perspective see she's a skeptic she told you right i'm skeptical you have to provide
01:03:48.980
me there's people that are skeptical why like the why matters right and the bible tells us in isaiah
01:03:54.820
that we're supposed to help the fatherless the widow and the poor and she said that while she was in
01:03:59.220
church she had a bad experience and as christians it's our responsibility and our duty to make sure that we
01:04:04.980
are showing the love of god and jesus christ in our life by destroying all arguments yes no but by
01:04:10.740
like you know help by destroying all arguments so that's what the whole point is tear down the
01:04:14.980
worldview before it can be replaced something else the secularist starts no the worldview
01:04:20.340
an ideology can be attached to the worldview usually is attached to the worldview but when you look at
01:04:25.300
christianity the christian ethic is a worldview it's a prism from which you view the world it's not
01:04:29.940
just a religion that you follow it's not just the personal relationship with christ it's
01:04:33.460
actually the prism it even even with when it comes to logic when you're talking about logic
01:04:37.940
things which are logically possible to a secularist are not logically possible to a christian
01:04:42.260
logical possibility does not even exist in our worldview the same way that it does
01:04:46.180
the secular worldview that's why it's so important to break down the secularist first
01:04:49.940
before you can replace with actual dogma that makes sense usually you can't because what ends
01:04:54.580
up happening is with this my experience it's no offense to you guys all right i'm glad everybody's
01:05:00.100
out preaching the gospel i'm just saying that what i see over and over and over again
01:05:04.820
is you'll preach to us that they don't give a shit they don't care they're like i've heard this
01:05:09.700
i've heard exactly i've heard this shit 2000 times i don't give a shit the only thing i've ever noted
01:05:15.460
that's ever worked is to actually destroy the worldview as it exists from the secular perspective
01:05:20.820
granting the secular perspective is true showing them how absurd it is then you can replace it with the
01:05:26.420
truth but that's just my experience otherwise it just seems to me like you're just talking to a wall
01:05:30.900
well i wasn't i was actually implying something different i was actually um implying taking action
01:05:35.860
not actually words so i was saying that it's our duty to actually go out and help the people like
01:05:42.900
the fatherless the widow the poor and do what is necessary to help those people be in a better
01:05:47.540
situation so that they can see the love of jesus and then want to accept it because jesus in the bible
01:05:53.460
like he healed people before he preached and things like that right so that's kind of the
01:05:58.340
approach i was trying to take yeah and just because i have to move on i do have to move on
01:06:03.380
uh let me get a couple of the chats and we did have grid one was my dad you wanted to ask the ladies
01:06:10.180
what are two deal breaker characteristics in a man we'll start with you we'll go around the table go ahead
01:06:15.860
that one sounds a hard one i feel like i need does anyone have one that's like at the top of their
01:06:26.580
head what about you um a deal breaker two deal breakers two um i would say like disrespect just
01:06:39.220
undermine being disrespectful yeah just disrespectful and um maybe yeah just disrespectful to not only
01:06:48.820
myself but people around them that's something that i don't like and then um maybe just not
01:06:55.060
being loyal i think everybody should be loyal i would say for me um it would have to be uh
01:07:04.420
uh someone who respects and serves god above themself um
01:07:12.180
yo sky thank you for the gift of 20 memberships uh so these are deal breakers yeah if they like if
01:07:18.020
they don't do that um like if they don't yeah if they don't if they don't respect god above
01:07:23.300
themself and serve god above themself because then i can't trust them to be loyal to the family or me
01:07:27.940
sure um and then i would say if they're not um if they're not like a genuinely kind just person
01:07:36.020
okay yeah any renee any anything come to mind if they have no passions in life no passion like they
01:07:41.700
just want to work a desk job or something um so they they need to be ambitious yeah or just like
01:07:47.780
to have something that you like doing besides making money what about video games what if they're
01:07:51.220
passionate about video games uh at least they're passionate about something you know okay i meant
01:07:57.460
more like career wise like they're passionate about a certain career path yeah okay was there
01:08:04.580
another one another deal um if they can't dress they can't dress what do you mean like no style
01:08:10.820
yeah i mean i guess i could i could fix that uh that one's like more of a joke um i don't know if
01:08:16.580
they're you need like a super stylish disloyal i don't know it's all like kind of the same yeah
01:08:22.580
um i think a deal breaker for me would be if he's like a mama's boy um i don't really like
01:08:29.700
like like whenever their mom like if they're like super mama's boy and like kind of like acting feminine
01:08:36.420
i feel like okay and then also if they watch like adult content or anything like that i mean okay
01:08:43.140
yeah it's a deal breaker if they watch porn yeah okay don't you do porn she used to no i did it for
01:08:53.140
two months back in 2022 and i haven't done it in like since then so is that what informed that deal
01:08:59.780
breaker huh is that what informs the deal breaker sorry what do you mean like is it because you did
01:09:05.620
that that you see that now it's like a huge i think even before that i had a before i even started
01:09:10.820
that i was in a relationship with this one guy and uh it kind of started then so way before all
01:09:15.780
that and i i like knew that he would watch it and it would make me really upset so oh wait even
01:09:21.300
while you were no that was way before that yeah well but what do you think is a bigger deal breaker
01:09:27.060
a guy who watches porn or somebody who used to do porn
01:09:30.820
i don't know it just depends on who the guy is because some people have like moved on completely
01:09:38.900
from their lives and erased that completely and like you know rebuilt themselves so well the internet's
01:09:44.500
forever though right yeah but i mean i mean i already dated a porn star so uh i kind of know what
01:09:50.500
that's like um so i mean well i'm not really framing the question from your point of view in terms of
01:09:57.300
is it a deal breaker for you to date a porn star or an ex porn star i'm saying do you think it's a
01:10:01.780
bigger deal breaker or red flag perhaps uh for for from the guy's perspective to date someone who used
01:10:09.860
to do porn versus from the girl perspective to date somebody who currently consumes porn
01:10:17.380
um i probably would say like if you're still actively watching it and it's like still a habit in
01:10:24.340
a part of your life i would say that's probably worse than let's say he if the consumption is
01:10:28.340
just average what is average to you once a week once or twice a week no i uh like i don't know what
01:10:37.380
no porn like i just don't want no no but what's the bigger deal breaker
01:10:44.340
like if you were to compare the two or let's try it just like i said it just kind of depends like i
01:10:48.580
don't well let's try to frame it a different way maybe go ahead let's assume if you were thinking if
01:10:53.300
you had to give an answer on a man's dating preference and you asked him would you rather
01:10:57.780
have a woman who consumed porn once a week or once every other week versus one who used to star in
01:11:03.540
porn which would you rather have what do you think he'd say i think he'd probably go after the girl who
01:11:07.620
wants who just watches it yeah so what do you think the delineation is is it informed again by the
01:11:14.660
fact that you do it and so you're just kind of hoping that that's the case no i just that's like a
01:11:21.940
boundary i have that's all yeah yeah but is it informed by the fact that you used to do it
01:11:26.500
no but like i said it started way before that in my first relationship with my first boyfriend so
01:11:31.620
it kind of started then okay did i get an answer to my question though no you still did not i'm
01:11:38.500
really nervous the reason i framed that up though was was so if we turn this around kind of show
01:11:44.580
why would your standard be so much different than what their standard yeah but my point of view is
01:11:48.660
just different from everyone's here because no one's done porn so um that's just right so then
01:11:52.820
it informs your standard that's my whole point i guess so yeah okay i guess the reason i'm asking
01:12:01.140
is because i don't know if there's a specific term for this you're not really coming to the table
01:12:07.220
i don't know if clean hands is the right term but you're not like you used to do porn right so i feel
01:12:12.580
like if you're coming to the table with certain potential deal breakers or red flags or baggage
01:12:18.740
doesn't it mean well i guess you can desire anything in the partner but doesn't it it would
01:12:24.500
occur to me that you have to give a little leeway to the potential partners that you're capable of
01:12:30.020
getting i guess so so you're just saying like let my boyfriend watch porn or well you're entitled to
01:12:35.780
have that preference you're not what he's saying at all he's just he's just saying if your preference
01:12:42.260
180 degrees is that you think that men would prefer a woman who consume porn once a month or once a
01:12:48.500
week versus dating somebody who is in porn then couldn't you understand why the why the preference
01:12:55.060
in reverse would be the same i can totally understand that yeah yeah so that's from my own experience so
01:12:59.860
you were bothered by a boyfriend you had watching porn and then you decided to go do porn yeah so
01:13:07.300
what what do you think the psychology is that what is that what happened yeah i mean yeah
01:13:13.060
that's trying to analyze the psychology here like the psychology of like okay so she was upset that
01:13:18.020
her boyfriend was watching porn which in a woman's mind they might feel like you sure showed him they're
01:13:22.260
being cheated on right like it felt like a betrayal like he's cheating on you right and then her response
01:13:27.540
then is were were you guys broken up when you started doing the porn or were you together when
01:13:32.180
you started no no we were broken up and then i did it like two months after that yeah was that you
01:13:37.140
said your new relationship that so i met my last partner in the industry so do you think that him
01:13:46.980
watching the porn made you feel like those other girls who were doing the porn were better and that
01:13:52.260
you wanted to then go do that because he found that more interesting than you i'm just religious
01:13:57.540
so i think if you lust like a lot that it's just kind of like a sin and you should probably just work
01:14:02.340
on that i just it's you you guys get what i'm saying right like it's kind of interesting here to see
01:14:07.780
that you know she then pursued that it's very ironic but i don't know if it's ironic it's it's it's
01:14:15.140
kind of interesting to understand the psychology of what gets a girl to go down the path of only fans money
01:14:21.220
yeah i think that there's psychological and emotional reasons definitely i also don't have
01:14:27.060
a father was the money a necessity um or was it just something like oh i just want more money
01:14:34.740
yeah um i was like living completely on my own in my own apartment and so i was like i had been
01:14:40.900
struggling mentally for like quite a few months i feel like that so right and it was just kind of like
01:14:46.820
i don't know someone messaged me and was like hey you want to make uh yeah you want to make a bunch
01:14:51.140
of you want to make a bunch of money so you can go buy shit you want you're like yeah of course you
01:14:54.660
know 19 year old me i lived on my own no i'm none of my parents have ever helped me out financially we
01:14:59.940
are going to move on uh just one deal breaker please if you can uh one deal breaker in a man
01:15:05.780
passivity slash femininity passivity slash what do you mean um just being a big wimp baby having me to
01:15:13.780
be the man um i think it's gross i think it's disgusting i think you should act like an adult
01:15:18.580
be an adult care for me um unless they're sick yeah well of course even a cold even a cold is level
01:15:25.380
10. oh yeah no no i know i i love i love cooking for him and caring for him and everything but you
01:15:31.220
know it's it's like it's a mutual thing they'll kill a grizzly bear but if they have a cold yeah
01:15:36.180
we all know men like to be babied when they're sick i think that's because their body's like
01:15:39.940
completely breaking down from the 10 billion things that they've been overworking themselves
01:15:43.380
to do yes right and that's that's what they just can't handle it anymore and then the wives are like
01:15:49.220
you're being such a baby it's like i'm about to die that's actually uh good good point good point uh
01:15:56.100
one deal breaker a deal breaker i would say oh there's a couple but i i would say probably not
01:16:04.420
having a good relationship with god and and essentially that's that's up there but as far
01:16:09.540
as like other more personal ones is um any type of sign of not being loyal or cheating sure what about
01:16:17.940
you uh someone who has vice advice i mean a pretty substantial not like smoking cigarettes no something
01:16:25.860
that would make me the mistress and then the wife or the family like like drugs you mean yeah just
01:16:32.820
something that completely like a heroin addict okay okay well just something that would break apart
01:16:37.140
like the dynamic yeah and safety okay um kind of into the mic she said i think somebody that parties too
01:16:45.700
much and too much partying okay yeah and then also just no goals in life or like career aspirations i feel
01:16:53.300
like there are a lot better things that you could be doing with your time and i think that it's
01:16:59.380
it's unattractive when your partner has no drive all right andrew uh a deal breaker for women
01:17:07.300
sure i'll give you i'll give you two easy ones cruelty to children the elderly
01:17:12.900
deal breakers massive deal definitely yeah this is like for anyone right no not for anyone it's
01:17:18.980
particularly like i think you look at the nurturing or what you consider the nature of a woman to be
01:17:25.220
nurturing you know you find some women who talk about kids you maybe you don't but in these circles
01:17:32.180
you find them all the time anti-natalist people like this actually mock children mock what they
01:17:38.340
call breeders mock what they call women who actually take care of their children mock motherhood
01:17:43.380
all right one of the representations of the view that i have even though feminists hate my guts
01:17:47.860
so i feel like i represent real women uh at and in that world view better than most because
01:17:55.460
ultimately what i see over and over and over again from liberal progressive scumbags and from the
01:18:01.860
liberal atheist mind and from the feminist mind is that they are anti-natalist they hate children
01:18:07.700
and they hate the elderly and they mock them incessantly constantly all the time non-stop i would say
01:18:14.660
those are the two if i had to really think about it the two biggest red flags any type of feminist
01:18:20.660
who does any mockery of actual motherhood that's the biggest red flag i would run the other direction
01:18:27.300
why did you have to start that with feminist before doesn't feminist just someone who wants
01:18:31.380
equality between two genders i'm gonna start something crazy wait can you say that one more
01:18:36.420
time doesn't feminist just mean equality between the two genders is is that what that that's
01:18:40.740
it's the definition sure i'll grant the definition modern is that what it means i'm i'm a poli-sci
01:18:45.620
student yes sure in our classes it means that someone who's quality how um legal equality um
01:18:54.900
social equality what's social equality and it would require a lot of different determinants like the
01:19:00.900
draft would that be social equality are there any feminists i just wanted to ask you i was asking you
01:19:07.380
why you and i'm giving you an example no you're asking questions of how of how well through the
01:19:13.300
question it gives you the example of how you can see where feminists in the the one side of their
01:19:18.820
mouth will say that we want social equality now the other side of their mouth really are not striving
01:19:23.940
for actual social equality well they're striving for supremacy female supremacy and this is why you
01:19:30.180
constantly see the victimhood uh and i see it time and time again of of what i call schrodinger's
01:19:36.340
feminist which is i'm an empowered boss bitch i'm awesome and but the patriarchy is oppressing me
01:19:41.540
it's like well it can't be both if the patriarchy is oppressing you or you're a badass boss bitch ceo
01:19:46.660
like which one is i wouldn't say the patriarchy is legally oppressive but i'd say there are societal
01:19:50.420
norms and standards that impact women on their daily lives that fundamentally impact how they act
01:19:55.540
like what knowing that men play chess and women play checkers now i'm scared now i'm scared to go talk
01:20:00.020
to a man because they play chess and now i think i'm not good enough i have imposter syndrome maybe
01:20:03.780
that's my fault for not having a dad but keep going here's my question to you do you know any
01:20:10.580
feminists that are pro-life uh are feminists pro-life personally i'm sure i i don't know any
01:20:17.860
personally they're they're usually pro-abortion they're usually for people being able to have
01:20:22.660
abortion so when he's saying he's talking about women that display cruelty towards children
01:20:27.780
anti-natalism you know prenatal babies in the womb um he's it is relevant to say feminists because
01:20:34.660
we know that the feminists are the loudest about aborting unborn babies and many of them i've
01:20:39.220
literally debated on the streets talk about thinking that it's okay to abort full-term babies
01:20:46.900
okay so so when you have women i talked to a feminist who literally had babies being eaten by
01:20:52.100
alligator earrings hanging off of her ears and talking about how wonderful it was to abort all these
01:20:57.460
babies and i think that it's relevant to talk about feminism because those people are the loudest
01:21:02.020
about being able to abort babies i i don't think that comes from a place of disliking children or
01:21:07.380
holding animosity towards children i think it's more saying as a woman i shouldn't be tied down to this
01:21:12.500
one outcome of raising a family and having a child is that because is that your children it's all me me me
01:21:18.820
it's putting yourself before before the life of a child but is that because of the fear of having to
01:21:24.500
take on the responsibility of the child alone as opposed to getting the support from the father
01:21:28.980
maybe i let's say uh i got pregnant tomorrow i forgot to take my birth control look at me
01:21:34.100
premarital sex what a slut okay yeah but this is theoretical let's say i i got pregnant you guys
01:21:42.180
would all want me to have it what about i want i want to go to law school i'm a poli-sci major
01:21:46.740
okay but what's wrong with having a this is the point i'm telling you this is the point of the red
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flag so what i'm saying is that the the fact that all i heard is me me also me well a man would be
01:21:59.300
able to do that and not receive any backlash for it and go to law school and finish the answer or not
01:22:04.020
go for it so when you go me me i me me me me me me i'll kill the kid because then i can get the
01:22:10.180
shit that i want yeah we think of that as being fucking monstrous we think of it hang on we think
01:22:15.140
of it literally akin to a monster a monster is the type of person who would say i'm gonna do
01:22:21.460
shit that i want give myself the life that i want get all the material gains that i want at the
01:22:26.100
expense of killing children i literally cannot define a monster better than that i wish my mom
01:22:32.580
had aborted me she was a horrible mother she did not have the money she did not have the
01:22:36.580
now the truth comes out doesn't it no no it's not because i'm suicidal but i just wanted to
01:22:40.260
what well that's that's really that's really strange i just wanted to make a really aggressive
01:22:44.500
you wish your mom would have boarded you can you let me finish my sentences but you're not
01:22:47.860
you're not one you don't want to unalive yourself that's so weird no no i don't okay but what i'm
01:22:52.420
saying is my mom was not capable financially of raising a child at that time and it gave me a way
01:22:57.620
shittier life that i have to deal with every day oh i know me me me me me yeah but if she had
01:23:03.140
you know she was old whatever but like if someone who was super young who's not financially
01:23:07.140
responsible yet now what if your mother what if your mother had you but she puts you 40 what if
01:23:12.820
she had you but put you up for adoption and you were adopted by a very well-off mother and father
01:23:17.940
that gave you that would have been great but she wasn't gonna do that and she didn't i'm saying if
01:23:22.180
i was about to have a kid right now i would have a horrible life so i think it would be better off for
01:23:26.020
everyone not to mention the issues with the foster even if you adopt even if you put it i have a friend
01:23:30.340
i have a friend who's been in the foster care system why wouldn't you just okay let me get this
01:23:34.820
right she did not like it you don't want to unalive yourself right now right no right well i mean
01:23:39.380
because you have a good life right uh okay um i actually so i have a question well hang on let me
01:23:45.860
finish the line of inquiry do you have a good life you want to talk to my therapist and that's why you
01:23:50.180
don't of course you have a therapist but i'm guessing you don't want to unalive yourself
01:23:54.180
i mean i'm here oh that doesn't answer the question okay i didn't mean actually like i
01:24:00.260
wish i was dead i was saying but that's what that would be in some circumstances abortion would be
01:24:05.620
better yeah i get it but in your case you said i wish my mother would have aborted me this is i wish
01:24:11.380
my mother would have killed me so i wasn't alive today because my childhood was rough not just not
01:24:17.140
just that but yeah sure what else can i ask you something yeah in your example when you said
01:24:23.060
because i want to go to law school and if tomorrow i got pregnant you made the choice to have engage
01:24:29.860
in sex correct okay in this hypothetical we're talking about this theoretical that you set up
01:24:35.300
but don't you think it's a bit absurd to make the most vulnerable person in that entire dynamic
01:24:41.060
the most responsible for your actions and the actions that you engaged in
01:24:44.500
abortion the most vulnerable person being the baby the egg that has not even the semen has not
01:24:50.020
even reached it well if you have an abortion that would be an abortion what if i took a morning
01:24:54.660
after pill what if that's not an abortion that's not the that's not the but would that be chill vibes
01:24:58.820
with all y'all that's not that's not what we're that's not what we're okay let's grant let's grant
01:25:04.340
all of those okay at what point is the cutoff for you to abort oh i don't know i'm not i'm a
01:25:12.260
poli-sci major so then who cares right so then it's a distinction with no merit if you can't tell
01:25:16.420
us when life then why did you say you can't tell us when life begins people say the heart whatever
01:25:22.180
is important the medical people don't tell you when life begins they can't it's an ontological
01:25:26.500
question there's a there's something in the law that's been demarcated yeah you know when human
01:25:30.660
life is agreed on for beginning by all scientists on planet earth conception conception by scientists by
01:25:37.540
all scientists yes that's human life there's no way around it the moment of conception when
01:25:44.180
the sperm meets the egg there's literally a flash of light that happens um can we get it can we get
01:25:48.500
a camera on that can yeah it's actually it's been documented can i ask you a question yeah sure and
01:25:52.820
what's your name by the way renee renee beautiful name i'm sorry it's a big pile i'm probably moving
01:25:57.220
on here in a second i just want to say first of all i'm glad you're here um i have to say that
01:26:02.740
because i i i really feel sad that you've said that just now um but my my question was
01:26:09.860
you mentioned the financial aspect do you think if men took accountability for their actions with
01:26:15.860
the women both taking accountability that for the child that they've created that they've helped create
01:26:20.980
do you think that more more women would feel the need to do this because you mentioned only a
01:26:25.460
financial they have to take accountability well no i'm just saying i didn't mean financially was the
01:26:30.020
only thing i also think my parents were just both mentally unfit to have a child at all which i
01:26:34.660
don't want you guys to take that too seriously when i'm like i wish i was aborted that's obviously
01:26:38.820
like a talking point it's obviously a was it a talking point yeah it was because because then
01:26:42.580
when i followed up with you do you want to be alive right now you're like well um because i'm funny
01:26:48.260
and people in this day and age don't want to live sometimes i don't know but what's it called um
01:26:52.820
i mean that's answer her question sounds kind of miserable it's it's a joke to answer her question
01:27:00.180
sounds like it sounds like cope i don't i don't mean my point that i was trying to make was that
01:27:06.500
there are some circumstances where i just think the parents should not be parents at all like it
01:27:10.340
would just be worse for anything that was born like regardless like i just think like maybe i don't
01:27:16.580
mean like i don't want to live at all but like i would have rather been born to a million other
01:27:20.500
different parents and i know that's impossible and it's sure yeah but i don't understand why
01:27:24.580
these are exclusive positions so you can have horrible parents after the baby is born and you
01:27:29.620
know what happens if there's horrible parents kid gets taken out in place with another family
01:27:34.260
same exact thing that she just suggested sometimes but that's but here's the thing you can't always
01:27:39.140
you can't put an always on it it's like saying well we shouldn't outlaw a murder because there's
01:27:44.260
always going to be some murders yeah there are there's nothing you can do to mitigate 100
01:27:49.460
everything that's not relativism it's the opposite of relativism it's not even pragmatism
01:27:54.100
it's recognizing objective reality that sure even if you outlaw murder there's still going to be
01:27:58.820
murders but these are not exclusive positions i understand saying well you can have bad parents
01:28:03.140
yeah that's true what does that have to do with the boarding children maybe some parents know that
01:28:07.300
they were they would be bad they don't have to keep the child why wouldn't they be why wouldn't
01:28:12.420
why would the adopt the foster care system is no adoption is not the same as not foster care
01:28:17.460
why are people who are not prepared to take the consequences of their actions having sex to
01:28:23.860
begin with because then you are blaming the child for the consequences of your actions like
01:28:29.300
the miss over there said that you're putting the full onus of the consequence on that unborn baby
01:28:34.980
because you chose to be irresponsible that is a reactionary response and i i would say that a man is
01:28:42.180
just as dangerous as a woman who decides to abort the child um but it in no way would benefit you to
01:28:47.780
even be with somebody a man especially who tells you yeah i want to kill my own child that man can't
01:28:54.180
be trusted to take care of you either so in what way for what reason is does it make sense to punish
01:29:00.980
a child because you choose to be irresponsible in your own day-to-day life and that man that is most
01:29:06.260
feminine thing i could maybe you're not punishing the child you're saving the child by murdering it yes by the
01:29:11.620
life it would have had if it was saving it from the life it would have had if it was born how
01:29:16.660
benevolent of you yes that's why so where's now this is why the benevolent patriarchy must exist
01:29:23.940
because if we left it to people like you you say you know the most benevolent thing we could do
01:29:29.300
is fucking kill you that's that's what that's literally your line of if there were better like
01:29:34.500
welfare societal systems in place maybe how about responsible men for oh it's just that we don't
01:29:39.940
have enough welfare yeah which which demographic would you thought if you had to think about it
01:29:45.140
takes up a huge majority of welfare funds single mothers oh i i thought we just didn't have enough
01:29:51.540
of a welfare system but they're getting tons of cash from the welfare system what the are you
01:29:55.620
talking about didn't the welfare system actually incentivize the degradation of the family especially
01:30:01.700
in particular communities yes grid one motorsports donated 200 i cannot think of anything less worthy
01:30:09.380
of joking about pretending unborn life we cannot choose our parents but we can choose our path
01:30:15.780
feminism has failed you the patriarchy is here to help i feel enlightened yo grid one good to see
01:30:22.340
you in the chat man thank you very much uh while we have that in we do have a couple other chats let
01:30:27.620
me just get through the chats and then we'll continue on with uh some of the convo here so uh
01:30:32.820
grid one thank you very much man appreciate it we have pico uh be love to see andrew on ladies if on of
01:30:40.420
and want to move on start developing other skills now you can make millions later if you start now
01:30:46.740
sex is the easiest way to do it but it's not good long term okay thank you uh pico appreciate it man
01:30:52.500
true we have rose rose coming in the blonde info wars is preaching sky daddy principles to the locusts
01:31:04.420
from the pit casting pearls to swine i will restore the years the locusts have eaten the book of joel
01:31:11.540
is great do you have a quick response um i would say that um i would say that big sass energy
01:31:19.300
donated two hundred dollars a big sass any other girl in any other country would be so happy to be
01:31:24.980
in this girl's shoes the fact this girl thinks it preferable to be aborted shows the level of
01:31:31.060
ungratefulness despite a difficult upbringing i don't worry she's gonna talk to a therapist
01:31:38.260
hold on but do you want to respond to that really quick yeah um maybe i am a little ungrateful to my
01:31:43.300
parents because they had me at a time in general i just say i'm ungrateful to my parents they shouldn't
01:31:48.260
have had me but that doesn't mean i'm ungrateful of where i am i still am very happy with my
01:31:52.100
circumstances well then they should have had you okay yeah i get what you mean that makes no sense
01:31:57.140
it's illogical i understand the argument that you're making okay you ended up fine look at you
01:32:01.620
you're fine you ended up great you're happy but the thing is that that didn't need to happen that
01:32:06.740
didn't i didn't need to go through all the things what needs to happen like i could have been happy
01:32:11.540
anyways with like a normal set of circumstances and that wasn't even like if you're talking about need
01:32:15.700
though think about what you're saying if you're talking about need it also doesn't need to happen
01:32:19.140
that you abort a child that doesn't need to happen so when you you use an example of need right this
01:32:24.820
is like some type of imperative this does not need to have nothing needs to happen right but the point
01:32:30.980
so the point i don't even know how that's a point in your favor to say it didn't need to happen so what
01:32:35.780
so what if it didn't need to happen okay also aborting a kid doesn't need to happen maybe i can say
01:32:40.020
that all of that rough made for better character development in my life but like fundamentally
01:32:46.020
wouldn't you agree that like if a couple is like about to have a child you would probably tell them
01:32:51.940
no okay maybe you don't want the abortion to happen because that's just so evil but you'd probably tell
01:32:56.340
them no if they're in really shitty financial emotional circumstances beforehand that's that would
01:33:02.660
be so so what you're saying how is it not if you're saying people who are financially suitable
01:33:07.620
should only be the ones to have children so people in poverty no no no no you can i'm saying
01:33:12.820
i'm saying i get what you're saying people should be able to have the choice if they know that they're
01:33:17.300
going to let me be as charitable as i can your arguments keep coming back to finances and that's
01:33:21.780
why i said at the end of the day if men were accountable for their actions as well as the women and
01:33:27.380
they took accountability for their children and they protected and provided for the woman and child
01:33:32.500
and you were able to continue to live your life unimpeded then what would be your argument for
01:33:38.340
abortion because the main thing that you continuously come back to is finances so if the men were taking
01:33:43.140
care of you and you were both responsible then what's the issue i have a question i know you want to
01:33:47.940
like hang on one question at a time so she can respond okay go ahead go ahead well you you wanted
01:33:53.140
to be no yeah i was just well i was just saying now i'm doing it i'm just saying to be as charitable to
01:33:59.220
your view as possible which is i think that this is just your argument if two people came to you
01:34:04.580
and said we're thinking about having a child but all sorts of rough shape financially big sass energy
01:34:09.060
donated two hundred dollars you're more than fine you live in the greatest country in the greatest
01:34:15.220
time in the history of the world travel to other countries get some goddamn perspective
01:34:21.940
i know i'm chilling i'm just saying so anyway you're just saying would you advise them to you know
01:34:28.180
maybe wait to have children yeah sometimes but sometimes not like what if we took the age into
01:34:34.100
account we're like okay she's 33 he's 32 that i wouldn't advise it and be like well maybe things
01:34:40.100
will be a little rough but yeah you probably should have them now if you're gonna have them but you're
01:34:43.780
talking about 21 22 years old sure you might say hey guys you could wait a couple of years till
01:34:48.980
you know you have your feet under the ground a little bit better nobody's adverse to any of that
01:34:53.780
and it's not an argument in your favor for killing kids even if we grant the entire world view how in
01:35:00.740
the world does it help you with your argument of taking out the kid i don't get it you're not
01:35:04.740
killing a kid you're preventing it from being born that's my view so i know that's not y'all's
01:35:09.460
view so let me let me just let me just make sure i get this right scott peterson viciously murders
01:35:15.220
his wife kills unborn baby right goes to prison for double homicides you let him off on the one
01:35:20.820
homicide right because i'm born baby what oh one homicide instead of double homicide yeah sure
01:35:29.700
you would you would you would exempt him from the one homicide getting a life sentence anyway yes
01:35:34.020
okay he's only let's say he's only gonna get 15 years okay then what age do you think i just want
01:35:39.700
to make sure it is in the law almost done i just want to finish okay so 24 almost done yeah just want
01:35:48.180
to be clear nine month pregnant stabbed in the stomach okay then that one's double homicide if
01:35:54.740
it's past the legal what's the what what if the legal what if the legal thing is what if it's eight
01:36:01.940
what if it's eight that's why don't muddy the water here for just a second let's say it's eight months
01:36:06.260
let's say eight months they say you can legally do it let's just say you can legally do it up to nine
01:36:09.540
months there's legislation in places for that no no well then when 24 weeks okay so 24 weeks
01:36:17.380
it's 24 weeks in a day then it's a double homicide but it's 23 weeks nope then then he gets away with
01:36:23.780
that's how it is with every law really or yeah really okay but you're make the point that you just
01:36:30.420
tried to make uh-huh is how every law has to be interpreted like strictly yes it would be single
01:36:37.300
homicide before and no laws are interpreted on a case by case but that aside even assuming we were
01:36:43.380
charitable to that if you can't tell us when life even begins who the fuck should we care about
01:36:48.820
your opinion on abortion anyway i just said 24 weeks because she told you that but you couldn't
01:36:54.100
tell us why it starts at 24 weeks i didn't say that's when life began you guys told me it was
01:36:58.740
no we believe conception i did not say that life began at 24 weeks when you get too many you know
01:37:05.860
heads in the cookie jar with one conversation becomes this i'm just saying if we look at it
01:37:11.940
you would say that that guy should get exempted from one of the murders
01:37:16.500
if he kills unborn unborn kid that's why i just want to hear you say it
01:37:22.420
this is such a this hasn't this is not helping your point at all well then just go ahead and concede
01:37:27.380
to the point a woman should be able to end a child before 24 weeks if she's not ready yeah
01:37:30.900
why 24 weeks to have the child because that's what the scientists say is oh which ones about
01:37:35.060
the ones you just made up you didn't know when life began two which ones are they which ones
01:37:38.580
are they two minutes ago you didn't know anything you're you're you're a scarecrowing
01:37:43.540
you're scarecrowing right now or no what's the fallacy it's the one where you're attacking
01:37:46.500
straw man yeah what's the straw man you're attacking my character for not knowing the scientific
01:37:50.660
start date of one no no i'm attacking your direct position that you said i don't know
01:37:55.220
no when this begins did you not say no you're not you're attacking the fact that i don't know
01:37:58.980
so okay you're trying to make me look like you literally just said i don't know so then that's
01:38:04.180
your position how's that a straw man what no i said 20 now i'm saying 24 weeks you were saying
01:38:09.540
why should we trust you when you don't know the actual based on based on 24 weeks right you say 24
01:38:15.380
weeks why does life begin in 24 weeks i couldn't tell you yeah so then what the
01:38:20.420
the fuck are you talking about i'm straw manning you okay well uh you have to do the research
01:38:25.460
yourself sorry if you took a biology class don't they say that basically life starts at fertilization
01:38:30.820
no it starts and the last time i took a bio class was my sophomore year of high school but that's not
01:38:34.980
what the argument is i do have to move things on i do have to move things on we've got a lot of
01:38:39.540
chats to get through so let me get through some of these chats we can get back to it in a second
01:38:44.820
we have uh let's see uh here let me pull up some of the supers we have omni design studio hey thank
01:38:52.260
you man for the super chat good men are still out there they want to have families and protect their
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daughters the hard part is for these young women to learn how to vet men omni design studio thank you
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for the super chat yes definitely you gotta gotta learn how to vet the dudes uh and sky vrc with the
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aed is this uh what currency is this aed that's like do uh dubai i don't know but there's 500 of
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them aed that's uh united arab emirates okay so uh hey big fan of andrew your your i think there's
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an apostrophe missing there maybe an e uh you're good you're a good guy you're you are you are yeah
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yeah i think that's what he's trying to say thank you appreciate the super chat you're a good guy
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you're a good guy you're a good guy you know what andrew you have to you have to uh take a screenshot
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of this and just you're good guy you're good put it on your resume uh oh maybe english is his
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second language yeah you're a good friend but uh yes sky thank you for that and thank you for the
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memberships earlier also uh one quick thing kyle kelsey i don't know if you're watching we missed one of
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us to 1 million thank you crucible make it happen the crucible crew make that happen um is your wife
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rachel is she doing like a she is yeah a simulcast yeah okay cool a watch party or whatever yeah
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watch sweet sweet yo shout out rachel um and we need to get her on the show by the way she's coming
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okay we'll get it we'll get it done uh i think one thing that would have been helpful perhaps a bit
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earlier on we we briefly touched on feminism and then it quickly descended into an abortion
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conversation uh just going around the table who is a feminist do you consider yourself a feminist
01:41:22.180
oh um i'm a black feminist like like you're no it's an ideology what is the ideology of black
01:41:33.540
feminism i've never heard that me neither should you be talking about it if you don't know what it
01:41:39.540
is and i didn't do some research did i do some research yeah i'm find out bro super super weird
01:41:45.540
me asking you the question what is thing how about you read about some black feminists from some black
01:41:50.420
feminists themselves wait then i'm so i follow the political ideology of like angela davis i
01:41:56.660
follow it's like angela i follow the ideology you identify white patriarch what can you
01:42:01.780
black feminism is i follow the ideology of white patriarchy we learn it in my political science
01:42:05.780
classes i'm not black but it's wait you're not oh my god bro i got well she i mean she could
01:42:14.420
identify i mean she's a moral relativist right do you identify as black uh no i identify as my
01:42:20.740
present biological race thank you are you like you don't think race is a social construction that's
01:42:25.700
weird halfway down vision yes but any in any case yeah asking you a question about what thing is
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would be the opposite of me speaking knowledgeably on it it's just like intersectional feminism so
01:42:38.100
usually when you say feminism it's um till fourth wave distracted detracted from questions of uh
01:42:45.620
race and class so it's just including questions of race and class okay yeah sure yeah wouldn't you
01:42:50.900
say that's that's more in line with fourth wave feminism now that we've gotten to intersectionalism
01:42:54.900
with feminism i would still go with the definition that i know just because that's what i'm familiar
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with and i don't want to classify myself as something that i'm not so that we're not speaking past
01:43:03.300
each other though when i say feminism with the egalitarian belief at intersectionalism that's
01:43:09.060
what i consider fourth wave we're not speaking past each other we're talking about the same thing okay
01:43:12.660
yes okay basically all right what about you i'm not very political to be so honest i don't know your
01:43:22.580
hair color i i i read you wrong i guess yeah i honestly like i don't want to add words i can't really
01:43:30.740
speak on you know what i mean so you're are you apolitical i guess so like i don't really i know
01:43:36.900
like obviously i should educate myself and obviously i'm not who are you voting for in this upcoming
01:43:42.500
election um i probably i haven't looked into it at all well you have it occurred it seems like it's
01:43:49.620
going to be trump and then you have joe biden you leaning i haven't done any research or
01:43:56.580
haven't done any research no like not at all like and i and i know who the president is right now
01:44:02.260
yeah obviously who is it who is it it's joe biden like i know that i just wanted to make sure
01:44:08.260
obviously i'm aware of things do you know what the vice president's name is kamala harris
01:44:13.060
obviously i know of things but do i do my own personal research no i have not so do i know who
01:44:19.220
i'm gonna vote for because i no i just haven't done any research so i'm not gonna go and say oh i want to
01:44:25.940
vote for this person when i don't know anything about yeah that's reasonable you know and obviously
01:44:30.180
i do have to educate myself as an assistant are you gonna vote i'm not sure well okay let's assume
01:44:37.940
you are let's just say let's make a deal you do no research but you promise me you won't vote
01:44:44.180
deal like okay yes we got yes awesome i don't know don't worry about a research are you leaning in any
01:44:53.220
direction i just said i have not i kind of feel like you're like a full-blown like maga trumpster
01:45:01.540
you just seem i get that vibe from you like are there issues you care about
01:45:08.180
like were you there for january 6th i kind of get that vibe like no
01:45:12.180
you weren't there like you didn't catch a felony or anything like that you didn't catch a felony
01:45:16.260
nope okay i could have sworn i saw you weren't storming a certain building did you storm did you
01:45:21.380
storm the capital you stormed the capital didn't you all right um all right he started brian what
01:45:28.740
are you doing i don't know i don't know um so you're kind of unsure if you consider yourself a feminist
01:45:36.420
yeah i mean obviously just like how you said like it's equality for everybody but then at the same
01:45:42.020
time do you want to be drafted as a woman you know what i mean so what if you didn't like what if
01:45:47.460
feminism was you don't have to be drafted well that's what isn't that what it is that is no i mean
01:45:52.740
at the end of the day okay then yes i would say that i am a feminist and if i did have to get drafted
01:45:57.620
then okay because that's for the equality of it all based nah bro i know uh do you consider yourself a
01:46:04.980
feminist no i'm a christian i'm not a feminist can can christians be feminist i mean
01:46:12.900
here's why because the christian ethic requires patriarchy yeah it is a patriarchal religion
01:46:19.380
period there's no ifs ands or buts about it everything from the union between a man and a
01:46:23.940
woman is patriarchal everything from the church structure down is patriarchal women are not
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allowed to be pastors not allowed to be priests not allowed to be clergy it is a patriarchal structure
01:46:32.580
like you're not probably why our friend here fell off of it but it is a patriarchal is there a
01:46:38.340
denomination that well that's actually not true what you just said there are women pastors i've
01:46:42.980
met them yeah but they don't follow well that's illegal in the bible no that's that's that not
01:46:49.460
only but not only is that the protestant bible it is a fact when it's actually not and that's okay
01:46:54.020
that's your belief and i might agree with that belief but what you're saying is not factually true
01:46:58.500
it is factually true what i said was that if you are a female pastor so you're saying all the
01:47:04.340
clergy all female clergy are phony baloney christians about the doctrine as opposed to like
01:47:11.380
what's actually happening it has to be it has to be that way we have we can go back to the earliest
01:47:17.300
church history and we can make the determination of what was determined to be clergy in very isolated
01:47:23.220
cases women were called in to do things like baptism and they may have become deaconesses
01:47:28.260
or things like this but it was for a very very limited uh perspective from the church's perspective
01:47:34.100
but it was mostly to do with hey we don't want to see girls naked that's inappropriate so we have
01:47:38.500
women do the baptism but they weren't allowed hang on hang on let me finish it's not factually true
01:47:44.180
you should have said there are women pastors but i don't believe what i said was that's what you're a
01:47:48.740
fake if you're no this is factually accurate if you're a fake christian if you are a female clergy
01:47:55.540
in a christian church you're fake christian that's factually accurate that's what i said that's your
01:48:00.100
belief no that's the truth that's what is factual well is there a reason why you think that women are
01:48:08.580
not capable yeah because we have 2 000 years of church history and we know what the saints said and
01:48:13.860
we know not only what the saints said we know what the apostles said and we know not only what the
01:48:17.780
apostles said but we can literally judge this all the way down to when heresy church started under
01:48:22.820
luther and even luther knew i know what the scientists said but i didn't know why do you
01:48:27.460
know why they said that yeah why because the patriarchal structure which was laid down by
01:48:32.500
jesus christ to his apostles to go and start the church they were all headed by men that was part of
01:48:38.180
the gospel that's why i'm gonna hang on was there anything else that you had there any whys yeah because
01:48:44.260
you just named another precedent as your reason why is there any reason why in the fundamental like
01:48:49.700
mentality of the man and versus a woman yeah i just told you his own secular yeah like secular
01:48:56.500
that's what i'm asking him yeah i guess i'm more secular sorry this is his own individual no
01:49:01.220
version of christianity it's not every version no no it's not every version of christianity yeah the
01:49:07.060
fake ones okay if i can point out all these female pastors then i can say it's not your version but
01:49:15.140
it's not every version they're christianity they're so know that there are christian religions that have
01:49:21.460
female pastors yeah they're called fake christians right and and guess what the methods say the others
01:49:26.900
are not and the these say those aren't and you know the catholics say the other ones aren't christians
01:49:33.060
and everyone everyone does that in christianity so there's a lot of no they don't just protestants
01:49:37.620
just protestants do that let's not get into all the nuances of individual christianity do you
01:49:48.980
um no ish wait no ish what do you mean well i do believe that you know women should be offered the
01:49:56.580
choice you know women beings but hold on just living under score donated two hundred dollars
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i'm fighting the inner symbolism for the black girl she's great to the girl across from brian thanks
01:50:09.060
for coming would be boring without you it's not of the bad life that's better than no life i agree
01:50:21.460
i do have to read one that's about to fall off before we continue did you want to respond to this
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really quick or i guess you can just can you read this for us oh wow i don't know if i want to read
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this okay starting from across brian ratings out of 10 9 3 12 0 5 4 5 6.5 and and andrew's obviously
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the peak male physique 100 out of 10 this is what peak was it that fucking thing peak male performance
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looks like that's right yo thank you living appreciate it man um okay those dad bods are back in style
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i guess um wait so you were saying ish not a feminist ish what do you mean um well i i do believe
01:51:02.980
that women should be offered the choice um you know free will in that essence do i do i agree with you
01:51:10.660
know um like new wave feminism not at all um i i have my views and i and i feel like people should be
01:51:17.220
off able to have their their views as well and um to have their preferences and i also think that when
01:51:23.460
women are able to have the option to stay home and it's not necessarily forced that's so it's so much
01:51:29.140
more appreciated um but you know but also there is there i do want to go back in time and you know
01:51:36.420
talk to some of the women who are like oh i hate having to just sit at home and take care of kids and
01:51:41.460
animals all day i want to go out into the workforce and you know i want to be i want to push major
01:51:46.420
university like there's actually very few of them just so you know the anti-suffered the when it comes
01:51:53.140
to feminism the anti-suffragettes far outnumbered the suffragettes far and away outnumbered them so i
01:51:59.460
guess the real question is why do you think the men allowed it voted it in because the men were the
01:52:05.140
ones that voted it in because they had people like rockefeller who were doing this mass funding behind
01:52:10.180
the scenes and there was a cult roots that go all the way back to the early basically protestantism
01:52:15.940
brought you feminism but how do you think they convinced the general male population that
01:52:20.900
exactly wait so you don't think we should vote that's your view yeah oh wow i think women should
01:52:27.380
be able to vote but i'm not a feminist yeah but how why do you think they should be able to vote
01:52:31.060
why shouldn't i be able to vote well that's not my question that's answering my question with a
01:52:34.660
question no yeah but well that is do you think i should have to pay taxes i think i should well
01:52:38.580
so let's start so let's start over we didn't start over hang on let's start over should i pay taxes
01:52:44.180
your position is you should be able to vote yes okay why should you be able to vote because i'm
01:52:49.060
an american citizen and i pay taxes okay so let's assume for a second as you know most people in
01:52:55.940
america do not pay taxes do you think they should be able to vote well if you the problem with your
01:53:02.020
reasoning is we have a law that says you can't have taxation without representation yeah so it doesn't
01:53:07.140
the law doesn't say if you're a tax-paying american and that's why they debate this in dc all the time
01:53:12.100
that's insane dc residents are paying taxes and they don't have proper representation this is first
01:53:16.500
of all this is a goalpost move i'm not going to let you get away with it we're going to move right
01:53:19.300
back and then i'm going to address that second point after we move right back and destroy your
01:53:22.580
first point the first point there are people yes i will watch no you there are the first point are
01:53:28.100
the first the the first point is there are people right now pay no taxes right
01:53:32.340
what about should they be able to vote probably not okay so you would agree that those should
01:53:39.300
still be able to you not arguing with you yet so we should be able so then as we look at this then
01:53:45.300
we should be able to see that you want for at least some people to not be able to vote right
01:53:52.100
well i'm saying that americans have the right to vote okay so then should i'm asking you an ought not
01:53:58.420
an is i'm not asking you what is true i'm asking you what ought to be let me ask you a question you
01:54:02.500
can ask me a question you have to answer my question wait wait wait wait we got we missed we
01:54:06.980
missed we should be able to vote wait are we that emotional wait anyway should we pay taxes calm down
01:54:13.540
relax you calm down one one step one step at a time yeah telling you to calm down is me being emotional
01:54:19.220
yeah you are you seem to be getting a little frustrated i don't know you seem to be kind of a
01:54:22.980
dumbass you want to answer my questions so an ought from an is do you know do you know what an ought
01:54:28.100
and an is is is claim is true ought should happen should everybody be able to vote
01:54:37.780
who's everybody should americans be able to i don't think illegal immigrants should be
01:54:41.460
don't be pedantic should all americans be able to vote
01:54:46.420
are all americans required to pay taxes yes yes but do all americans pay taxes
01:54:51.380
and guess what happens to those who aren't paying taxes they get in trouble with the
01:54:55.780
no they don't most people don't pay anything into the tax system they're not a net positive
01:54:59.940
tax system well if they're not making income then they don't have no they make an income
01:55:05.220
no if they're not making an income they don't have to file no and therefore there are people
01:55:09.060
who make more back from the government on an earned income child credit than they pay into the
01:55:14.260
government should those people be able to vote you're still not convincing me why women
01:55:18.180
i'm not trying to convince you i'm asking you a question should those people be able to vote
01:55:21.060
but should american citizens be able to vote yes well then your argument that just because they
01:55:29.060
pay taxes doesn't make any sense i'm saying that's one of the reasons why let me finish
01:55:32.420
and then i'll let you finish i promise let me finish and i'll let you have a law that says
01:55:36.020
relax lady let me finish my point i'll let you finish your point so if that is true then your
01:55:41.540
original argument of hey wait a second uh people who pay taxes because they pay taxes they should be
01:55:47.540
able to vote but we've just established many americans do not pay taxes and you still think
01:55:51.300
they ought to vote so your first argument's moot now let's move to the second one no it's not me
01:55:54.900
go then explain it to me again i have a question explain to me why women should be able to vote i
01:55:59.620
still haven't heard you explain okay i'll get i'll get to it i'll get i promise you i'll answer your
01:56:05.620
questions after we go through yours states that says we have to have there's there's laws are changeable no
01:56:11.300
taxation without representation are there are women just can we move past that point i just want to
01:56:16.660
know why he thinks men what law says what law says that because you should have representation
01:56:24.660
okay that means everybody should be able to vote if you cannot vote you do not have representation okay
01:56:30.100
they're arguing a legal matter in dc most people in american history could not vote and they're paying
01:56:35.700
taxes so therefore it's in violation no it's not most men and women first of all voting rights are
01:56:41.300
affirmed in the negative you know this right they're affirmed in the negative there is no right to vote
01:56:46.980
because you have no right they're negative right that's what he's saying they're negative rights
01:56:50.820
negative rights not positive rights meaning you don't have to do any of these things and they're
01:56:55.780
only affirmed in the negative states you don't have to vote states themselves used to always be the
01:57:01.220
ones who had jurisdiction over this now when it came to voting itself and when it comes to
01:57:05.060
voting even right this second all the laws say is that if there is a vote you can't be barred based
01:57:10.340
on x y and z not that there even has to be i think you're actually avoiding explaining why women
01:57:16.420
shouldn't be able to vote so you tell me why should women not be able to vote before okay so i'm going
01:57:21.140
to answer but i want to promise from you that we're going to go right back to this so that i can
01:57:25.300
because i'm not going to let you weasel out of it i didn't buy an incessive peppering questions
01:57:29.860
without answering any and you're asking the same no because because i have already shown a flaw in
01:57:34.900
your logic there's no flaw in the logic i'll explain the flaw again the flaw is if your argument is
01:57:40.740
people who pay taxes should be able to vote we've already established there's multiple people don't
01:57:43.860
pay taxes so why ought they be able to vote your answer is duh that's not my answer then what's your
01:57:48.580
answer i said that americans are supposed to be able to vote they're supposed to have representation
01:57:54.500
there are tax based on law right are there women that pay talking about an ought we're talking about
01:57:58.900
an ought not an is yes of course so they should you're saying they should not be my argument is
01:58:04.500
not that taxpayers should be able to vote that's your argument okay i'm saying women should be able
01:58:09.220
to vote i know and i'm asking you why i'm saying women have a right to vote because we're american
01:58:16.820
citizens we're that is true why property owners we have a stake in the interests of the country should
01:58:22.820
only property we should have representation okay so should only property vote or property owners be
01:58:26.900
able to vote um everyone should be able to vote what if we say that it's a human right to be able
01:58:31.540
to vote then why cannot women stop arguing with her and just tell us why i'm gonna i'm gonna finish my
01:58:36.820
argument over here so anyway okay we have to distinguish an off from an is you keep on saying
01:58:40.660
it is true you're the one yes i'm gonna get to it and said you think women should not be allowed to
01:58:46.180
vote and you still haven't even made a sound argument um because because you gave me your
01:58:52.020
reasoning first so i'm just going through your line of reasoning we spoke about one thing i
01:58:56.740
have many reasons why i believe this and you're honing now i will give you my reasoning and we
01:59:01.540
can see if there's any flaw in my argumentation men are the enforcers of rights and because they're
01:59:07.700
the enforcers of rights they deserve to have all the privileges that comes with enforcement women are
01:59:13.060
not the enforcement of rights including for other women only men can enforce the rights of women
01:59:17.700
therefore only men should be able to have the stake and the claim to vote period how can only men
01:59:24.020
enforce the rights ah well i'm glad that you asked you have rights right yes i do okay what is a right
01:59:33.460
a right is something that basically we've defined out through a bill of rights or constitution something
01:59:40.100
the government can't something the government can't do to you it's an entitlement absent a duty
01:59:45.140
right is that a right well what do you mean by absent a duty there's no duty with your rights we're
01:59:51.460
given we we have god-given inherent rights in america okay and that's where we enshrine our rights
01:59:56.820
from is the rights that god gave us so so god gave you the right to own a gun he gave us the right to
02:00:03.460
self-defense did he give you a right to own a gun he gave us the right to self-defense yeah i know but
02:00:07.380
that's not my question why do you keep on not answering my question did he give you a right to own a gun
02:00:11.940
or is that okay he did so that was not your right to own a gun is not something which can be taken
02:00:17.700
away here's the other thing you say only men can be enforcers of law there are women can actually
02:00:22.740
have a gun and they can enforce rights they can protect rights with guns as well because guns are
02:00:28.580
equalizers so let me explain this the best way let me explain this the best way i possibly can
02:00:32.500
they give children guns in some countries let me explain this the best way that i possibly can
02:00:36.660
so women can also just prattling you just prattling it's not prattling i thought you wanted the
02:00:40.900
explanation do you want me to give it to you or not so guns rights are women's i'll give you i'll
02:00:45.540
give you the explanation instead of your incessant prattles so here's the actual here's the actual
02:00:50.100
explanation men are the enforcers of rights rights don't exist they don't exist you can't taste them
02:00:55.380
you can't touch them you can't see them they're a social construction no men did not create the
02:00:59.140
rights god did okay they he did what what rights did god give you god gave me the right to exist he gave
02:01:06.580
me free will you have a right to exist yeah oh really so you couldn't just wink out of existence
02:01:11.540
tomorrow god created me what does that have to do with the right i have the right to free will
02:01:18.420
you have a you have a right to literally nothing except what other people allow you to have all of
02:01:24.420
your rights can be that's what it literally says in our constitution i know what it says but that
02:01:28.260
doesn't mean it's true oh so you don't believe in the i don't believe that rights are real okay so you
02:01:32.980
don't believe in the constitution i don't believe that rights go to a different country i didn't
02:01:36.100
say what does that have to do with anything even if i said okay i'll go to another country now rights
02:01:40.980
are suddenly real that makes no sense talk about rights because that's the that's the core of what
02:01:46.580
we're talking about the right to vote last i checked right you don't even care about rights
02:01:50.260
because you don't believe in the cause i don't believe in rights i believe the constitution is real
02:01:55.620
but that doesn't mean i believe that rights are not a social construction our rights is social
02:01:59.700
construction how do you think the constitution you keep asking me questions even though i've
02:02:03.060
answered all of them are you gonna answer one of mine are rights a social construction i believe
02:02:06.500
in the constitution i know i believe americans have the right to vote i believe that's not are they
02:02:11.700
are they real or not um is what real rights or are they a social construct no i mean our rights are god
02:02:18.740
given see what right is god really quick really quick let me explain something to you okay explain
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where did the monarchs used to derive their right from oh well their right to rule the monarchs were
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sovereigns and they believed that they had the direct lineage from king david and therefore they
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had been given the right uh-huh of god to rule over their people oh monarchs we had yes because they
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believe they had been given the right from god to rule over the people when and how did they enforce
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that right don't interrupt when we had the declaration of independence right we had 70 1776 that was a group of
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american founding fathers coming together and recognizing that they in fact were all given
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god-given rights and it wasn't just the sovereign that we were all sovereign this is all we were all
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giving god this is all john locke nonsense listen it's not we'll back it off we'll back it up yes it
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is it's enlightenment yes the enlightenment principles the enlightenment principles are what
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founded it okay okay well no it didn't but anyway the enlightenment principles that you're talking
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about right now they still acknowledge that rights are social constructs they have to be
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they're not that's how you get your right when you talk about a god ideology if your rights can
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be stripped on you which how you know the ideology i'm talking about is true if you can they can't be
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real if they can be taken from you have a right to nothing how is this not moral relative what do you
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mean no more what do you mean by only men can if you can convince people that they don't have any
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rights and it's all social construct you can strip them from them you can
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convince them that they don't have rights but if people know that they have god-given rights
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and that their rights come from god then they can act as though they're real and then they can enforce
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that they are real god did not give us a right to vote unfortunately our rights are real they're
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socially constructed can you okay point to me point out a right for me so how do you call
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is there right over there what about over there is there a right down there is there right i don't
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see any where are they do you not believe in the authority of god yes of course god is an
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existing objective okay so what did god tell israel about which thing okay did he not give him
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authority did he not give the the line of david yes you can say not give but who enforced who
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enforced the authority of kings kings okay so priests apparently are given rights kings correct yes and
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they enforce their authority as well okay so how is that not a social construct in your because these
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are objectively given from a being the construction of your third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth
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12th amendments all of them are social constructs they don't exist in tangible reality if they do
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point one out show me show me your right to vote where is it absent your mind show it to me the one
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for quartering you can say that with anything well you can say about anything that is a social
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construct about the spirit so of course you're not going to be able to have something physical
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when we're talking about spiritual that's blonde is making a really good argument as to why women
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shouldn't no shit but anyway back to this can i ask back to this hang on hang on hang on hang on
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let me let us finish the argument we're almost done we have no you guys can you show me like him
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yeah that's great the rights aren't a social construct can you point to one outside your mind
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can you point to a right outside your mind don't ask me a question answer my question can you point
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to a right outside your mind define the spirit you're that's another question can you physically
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define stop asking the question answer it no because no because you can't no you can't answer
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it because you're not you imbecile where is a right absent your brain where is it okay define
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the consciousness why why can women not vote if they're not the enforcers of rights i want to know
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that no the funny thing here is this is what's debated when when people are when scientists are
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talking about ai they're debating consciousness and there are so many philosophers and people that
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debate consciousness all the time so you're asking me to define the spiritual and the and
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consciousness and put it into a physical state which you know is impossible so you're you're going
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with a false argument consciousness or rights to try to prove a point that you're not even touching
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consciousness or rights being conscious means that you have your spirit and your soul do people in
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somalia who are conscious have rights where are rights absent your mind why can't women vote
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where is your right to vote absent your mind where is your stop asking me a question and answer one
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where is your argument absent i'll tell you what i'll answer any question you want after you answer this
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one where is your argument outside of your subconscious my okay all my arguments are based in the
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epistemological the epistemology and the ontology that i have comes directly from god and divine
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command really this answers yes and yours and i said i said i believe my rights are god-given that's
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great and that's what we're talking about now i just answered your question now answer mine where is
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this right to vote absent your brain where's your argument yeah i just won't answer it no matter what wait
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can you answer his question though no she can't she knows she already knows it's a fail where's your right
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to vote absent your brain i've been saying this whole time my rights are god-given your right to
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vote comes from god yes it does yes it does yes it does my right wait hold on
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your substantial rights are what you should focus on yeah go have a smoke
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you can't define consciousness in a physical state like he hasn't answered why he thinks women
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no he has it the whole thing he's coming back no the whole thing he's been doing here has been
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because he can't actually answer hold on hold on why he thinks that women shouldn't he's gone he
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can't respond so let's let me get he went down some really crazy two hundred dollars the constitution
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is a commercial charter which expired the right to vote is a civil right franchisees doing bankrupt
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corporations your substantial rights are what you should focus on okay distinction rose uh appreciate
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it thank you very much also just want to make one thing clear you know we're having some debates here
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the views expressed by the panelists do not necessarily reflect the views of the whatever whatever
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podcast me specifically i'm okay i'm cool vote women women should vote i'm i'm fine with it not trying
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to get canceled women should vote he has his own thoughts on that please don't cancel me uh the censors
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but but uh good talk um good talk oh thank you for the 10 gifted memberships and uh i'm trying to
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think oh we were going around the table on who is a feminist who's a feminist uh i think oh it's
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my turn your turn yeah yeah well i just want to say like i don't understand where his rights were
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coming from if he doesn't believe in the constitution as american but anyway um i am not
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a feminist i am absolutely not a feminist like i said though i do think that women have should have
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the right to vote in america wasn't that propagated by the feminists no i think women should have the
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right look who's propagating that hold on hold on just let's stick to the question i'm a reformed
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feminist reformed feminist so no longer feminist correct okay what about you um i would consider
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myself a feminist in the sense that women should be given the right to take on certain masculine roles
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but i think that it's in our best interest to um stay within those boundaries i guess
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yes okay so oh he's coming back okay um madison are you a feminist no okay wait so can you explain
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your position a little in more detail like i think that yeah women should be able to vote into the mic
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please yeah i think that women should be able to vote and you know go to school and take on more
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masculine roles more masculine roles as was said but i think that um i think that those gender roles
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are innate and i think that we've been both genders benefit from them what do you mean like women like
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into the mic a more traditional like household and just gender roles in general i guess so on a societal
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level you want equality but when it comes to the relationship the intersexual dynamics between men
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and women you want traditional order is that my understanding okay so would you since you mentioned
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you're fine with on a societal level equality between men and women i assume then you're also in favor of
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women being subject to military conscription um i'm not opposed to it
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so you're in well i mean that would equality would demand it equality would demand that women are
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subject to military conscription then yes okay so you're you're in favor of it sure okay okay just
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checking just checking on the roles andrew's back from his smoke break how was the smokes it was great
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smokes were good let me read the chat i actually don't think women should be forced to conscript
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well see that's i don't think they should i don't think they should be drafted either yeah because
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they have that right from god cannot be because we're women right we that's your right think god
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think of it from a logical standpoint okay let's think of the logic here women okay women are who
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are going to birth the future generations to keep your nation going stronger correct yeah so if you send
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a bunch of your women out to war to die you are going to severely impact your population numbers in
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your nation because if you you could have fewer men essentially and and more women and you can still
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balance your population let me come in really quick well okay hole in this line of argument okay so that's
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one argument the other argument is that because women are physically not as strong because women
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menstruate because women have carry pregnancies um i think that those are reasons why i don't think
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that it would be beneficial to have them in military service i think it's probably going to be more of a
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burden on the military than it would actually be well to to argument one you actually you would still
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create a gaps argument with this as well even if you send men off you would end up with less men
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which means that unless you suddenly become a christian polygamist you're still going to have
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less men than are required to impregnate the women and i'm guessing you want one woman per one man
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so even sending men off to die you're still going to eat you're still going to have this problem
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right technically not technically not what well like like if you were to think of i'm not necessarily
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advocating for this but if you had a situation where you had a severely declined population
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in a nation and you had to increase the numbers you could increase the numbers via like in
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in vitro fertilization you could you could do other types of and there were people who used
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to do in vitro fertilization so first right in vitro fertilization in vitro fertilization is highly
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expensive if you look at israel israel has a massive ivf program it costs their state millions upon
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millions upon millions mostly our dollars yearly and it's not very effective it's only hang on i'm
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almost done it's it's only raised it slightly you still would end up with this gaps argument
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if you're a christian you believe one man for one woman you would still be decreasing the population
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of men which means that unless you switch over to polygamy you have this the argument actually turns
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on you if women out there were dying at the same ratio that men were right and then you would have
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exactly the amount of men and women that you would need to repopulate right but then
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well not necessarily i mean you could technically well i don't know i know math you could do math in
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my brain right now you had a dying population on an island okay and you had 10 women and 10 men
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if you were to try to send your people off to go you know fight another a group of people you would
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be smart to preserve as many women as you could because you'd be able to uh create you know yes
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duplicate your numbers as long as you had a couple men you could duplicate the yes but then you would
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be endorsing polygamy right right and there were times when people yeah but that's not within the
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christian ethic is it polygamy some christians i guess oh so are they the same ones that have
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female pastors well no it's actually those christians no it's actually that's actually a fact though that
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there were christian groups that that resorted polygamy to boost their numbers yes and it's immoral
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though from the christian ethic okay and you do agree with that right we're talking about we're putting
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on our our logical uh like nation hat right now as far as what a nation should do for a military
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i'm not talking about it from necessarily christian standpoint but that was your argument but the other no
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that's not what i said now yes it was what you said here's the other thing there's another um
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another argument here for it which is women should have their own sports right because if men compete
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in women's sports we all know that the men are going to win because they're stronger they're faster the
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way they're built um anatomically they are uh you know they're stronger they're faster so there's no
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real point to putting a female in a combat situation with men when we know the woman's
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most likely they're all just in support roles well support roles is another thing so they should be
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drafted for support roles well if if it were just something like support roles as in being a nurse or
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something like phone communication lines most of the military not combat roles well if it's non-combat
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roles i would say that then i would agree that you know women could be conscripted but i would say that
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if i thought that earlier you said it goes against god's ontological nature that he made women with
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yes i didn't say god you did you said their nature their nature for the draft is part of yes no i said
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because women menstruate because women uh carry pregnancies because women's bodies are weaker i was
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talking about that being why women shouldn't be in the military i think that it would be more of a burden
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to have them in and you're saying you're pointing out that okay well maybe we have them in non-combat
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roles and i would say well if they were limited to having the women in non-combat roles then i would
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say okay but we clearly see that that's not the case we see that there are women who are being forced
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to be in combat roles but if they limited it to only non-combat roles then i would say okay that might
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be something that i could be in agreeance with as long as the women are not mothers that have to tend to
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children okay so backing up on the basis of argument one which is well if we send the men off to war
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and a bunch of them die we can just do polygamy yeah i i mean i guess but that would be against
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your christian i'm not necessarily saying that i get it so that that one's rejected right obviously
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you don't believe that shit right that would be bad what i'm saying is in order to equalize a society
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that the population was seriously hurt because because look what happened in world war ii you had
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hundreds millions hundreds of millions of people being killed and they solve that with
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age gap relationships right and how how much how much harder would have been to recuperate our
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population numbers if we had sent if half of those were women it would it probably would have taken a
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lot longer to recuperate our population you would have exactly the amount of men to women no that's why
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it makes no sense right this the argument falls back on you either way so either a women and men go
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out and they have roughly the same losses so there's just as many men as there are women or b men go
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out and a bunch of them die and now you have less men than are necessary for polygamous relationship
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with women you can't have your cake and eat it too here well here's the thing if women if if you're
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talking about having the women in non-combat roles anyway then the women aren't going to be being
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put in the position of dying but so they weren't talking about that originally yeah and that's
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what i'm saying one of my i brought that up population numbers but what i'm saying is if what your
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argument was okay well what if the women are in the non-combat roles right well therefore it
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wouldn't be affecting population numbers because the women are not going to be in direct combat
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they're not going to be in combat their lives are not likely to be being taken from them so at that
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point it's uh it's less likely to run into the very problem that i was now let's let's move into
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non-combat roles wouldn't it still be effective even in the non-combat roles to have men serve in
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those roles than women since a lot of them require a lot of physical labor well i think that i think that
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it it's possible for some women to be able to fulfill that role but i think that the outliers
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right like the six foot tall big girls that can do all 26 of them you know right but i think that
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as a whole most women are not going to be suited for uh like military service at all right well i
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would say so why should we if they can't defend the nation then they can't i'm not saying military
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service at all i agreed with you if they can't defend our nation as a whole and you're defending
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on men then to defend your nation for you and go out and die that's why i think they should be able
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to vote and you shouldn't okay well you just acknowledged that women could perform non-combat
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roles as long as men let them no i didn't defeat my own argument you did three times here let's go
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through it all all three times there's no contradiction you're literally there's no
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contradiction i was granting your argument for the purpose of destroying it i showed you yes even
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if we added them as non-combatants gave you that argument to save you from you if this were even if
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we were to already a million even if we were to grant your argument what's the contradiction the
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contradiction was you just said uh-huh you literally said that women can do no no i said what if we move
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them into those okay because you know they're capable no you wouldn't have even have suggested that
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if that's why we clarified immediately after by saying wouldn't men be better in those roles and
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you were like yeah they would andrew they would be better in those roles and i was like yeah see
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i grant everyone's argument for the purpose of destroying it twice no you're contradicting there's
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no contradiction point it out okay the contradiction was you suggested that women can fulfill
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non-combat roles your argument yeah no that was your argument you presented that i said what if we
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move them into non-com roles rewind everyone can i said what if we move them into non-com roles you
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said yeah we could do that so then i said but even if we did wouldn't men be better in that role you
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said yes absolutely and i went well then that's really not a viable argument either would they be
02:20:30.980
better in the role in a non-combat role yes it would be better in a non-combat role so then if we
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want the most effective military we want it to be men therefore men are the enforcers and even if we
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did move women all women into non-combat roles they still would not be going out and doing the
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killing and dying so therefore they still should get the big piece of chicken the extra piece of
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meat and the voting rights okay here's the question is is sitting there behind a desk operating a drone
02:20:58.660
a non-combat role uh i'm not sure i'm not sure it is a non-combat role because when you are is it
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is it classified as a non-combat role i'm not sure you're sitting it's not hand-to-hand
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combat okay it's not physical combat so what that doesn't mean behind a desk and you can
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operating in a tank is not hand-to-hand combat either that's that a non-combat role you're in
02:21:22.420
a tank what about an f-16 that's not hand-to-hand well there are well there aren't that many women
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pilots it does take a lot of physical impact on your body to be a pilot right so the best pilots are
02:21:36.420
going to be men the best tankers are going to be men the best non-combatants are going to be men
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and the best combatants are going to be men we want the most powerful military we know that men
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are going to enforce your rights therefore men get to vote because they have more stake in the game
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and you don't who had the men that are being sent off to die i'm just men could have you whether you
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wanted them to have you or not that's the point of enforcement the point of enforcement is regardless
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of what women want whatever they claim where they claim oh no we're equal we're ontologically equal
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we're physically equal we have the same knowledge bases we have all men can just take what they want
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collectively if men say tomorrow you have no rights you don't have any so you're going back to thinking
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women shouldn't have the right to vote i'm saying to you and due to enforcement if men say collectively
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tomorrow you have no rights you don't have any can can do would you like me to point out country
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after country where this is true it's horrible but i thought they were inherent from god
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they they are oh they should be but people choose to do bad things the only reason but i thought that
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it was inherent people choose to break from god's will all the time it's called sin okay because he
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gave us free will so god gave you god gave you rights and you just ignore them i was i was gonna ask
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him all men are enforcers because of the historical trend of men being in power no it's because they can
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literally stop you to death there's nothing you can do okay do you give your wife any say decisions
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in your household if we lived in a like sometimes okay so your wife i know you think that's impossible
02:23:07.300
but if i can pose that hypothetical that we live in an all-female government where the women are the
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ones who enforce the rights is that women can't enforce the rights they would still rely on men to
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enforce the rights okay let's so if men so i'll explain it physically i'll explain hang on the woman
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could be i'm trying to explain it to you and then the man can enforce the rights but why can a woman
02:23:26.020
not vote in that i'm gonna explain it to you so that you know yeah okay let's say you had a 100
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powerhouse government of all women they're all shira bitches and tight leather who do ninja kicks in
02:23:36.340
men's faces problematic they are the action movie stars that you have seen they are the black widows
02:23:42.580
okay still wouldn't matter because ultimately the enforcement of the population if it collectively said
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nope they're gone and there's nothing they can do about it but in reverse it's not true if men
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collectively say to women we're in charge and you're not you can do that's the distinction but
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whether or not you're in charge is always going to be based on men allowing you to be in charge
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because collectively they can take that away women could not collectively take it away from them so your
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whole argument is men should be able to vote and women know because men are physically stronger and
02:24:14.340
men can physically overpower them and that's the definition of rights no his argument is that the
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reason they should have the right to vote is because they have the inherent like burden burden
02:24:23.540
of defending you the burden is being physically stronger no not just physically because if we
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were physically stronger than all of this would be reversed but you're not yeah so who cares
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that's not just an anatomical argument that doesn't have any wait a second let's assume for a
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second that it is just an anatomical argument so what are aren't you losing out on thousands
02:24:46.900
billions of women for your economy for your scientific no why those bitches can still work
02:24:52.180
they just can't vote those are they gonna want to work if they can't vote do we care what they want
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inherently that's the point the point is if you have the enforcement arm and the enforcement
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collective of the enforcement arm people don't have a choice you don't get to go well we don't want to
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work they go then we don't care if you want to work then why can women vote then why can women
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vote then why can they're allowed to by the benevolent patriarchy i have a question so and
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when the benevolent patriarchy decides to take that away it's not they ain't gonna vote no no it's not
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benevolency it's not benevolency it's they have to they don't have to yes they do why revolution
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female revolution you think it's not possible female revolution tell me all about the female
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revolution okay listen not like where was that not like did they grab guns take the patriarchs
02:25:38.020
you look really you look really silly and emotional right now are you on your period
02:25:42.980
anyways he might be holy this is hilarious but what i'm female revolution yeah okay like as in we
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stop doing our motherly duties we abort all of our children ourselves we don't we don't work you just
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coat hanger them out right sorry but but hey the whole here's the big giant massive hole in your
02:26:04.020
argument again why do you think that you're allowed to do any of those things if the patriarchy says no
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but they play chess they play chess why would they allow us to if they didn't have to the only reason
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why they allow us to do this is because they have to that's weird so every move you make on a chess
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board is because you have to make the move no no no no no no well yeah i'm saying yeah if they box you
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if the other person is playing chess and they box you in somehow you're gonna have to move to not
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get checkmate right with the men and so men would take all the power if they could they can yeah they
02:26:36.820
would take away a right to vote tomorrow which way but they can't no to the question you have what is
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called like 30 minutes you have what is called a benevolent patriarchy and because the patriarchy is
02:26:48.340
benevolent they don't like to see women uncomfortable okay so they have worked they don't like to see
02:26:52.340
women uncomfortable they have worked tirelessly inside of the christian ethic to do everything
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that they possibly can do all men work within the christian women most men in the side of the united
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states did yeah most men okay what was your question thank you why is it okay so aside everything that
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we've been you know listening to for the last 30 minutes which is like reactionary why if men believe
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this why are they not then reinforcing this into their house because like she said belief is the key
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yeah but men in their own houses why are they being cucks to the feminist ideology and not
02:27:21.940
controlling their own house saying something is true versus something no that's not even what i'm
02:27:26.660
talking about i'm saying why are you not defending their own beliefs in their own that's a descriptive
02:27:31.300
claim of is why are they not a descriptive claim of is or is it an ought claim no i'm saying why are men
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not being accountable in their own houses and leading their women and children to the best way that
02:27:42.340
let's back up so i can try to explain it to you change that is an is claim when you say why aren't
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men doing x you're talking about what is happening currently you ought to tell your wife not to vote
02:27:51.620
try it still trying she doesn't i vote and she votes how i tell her to to double my vote now back to
02:27:57.460
this what you're at what you're asking that is an is claim right it's a descriptive truth of what's
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happening right now right um men are not enforcing what they believe in their house yes right okay so that
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is a descriptive claim it's not an ought claim what should happen well they should be enforcing
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their just because you can have a home just because you can have a society which can be brainwashed and
02:28:17.540
they can do all sorts of things like oh i don't know have a social contagion like the lgbtq where
02:28:21.940
gen z says now that one in four of them identify as homosexual right you can claim that that's a social
02:28:28.340
contagion populations can be bamboozled they are all the time but if you look at patriarchal
02:28:34.100
okay if you if you talk about patriarch if you talk about patriarchal nations though i can point
02:28:39.060
nation after nation after nation after nation who literally says to women no rights well that's not
02:28:44.340
what i'm talking about i'm saying that the men who are a leader it's not what i want to do it's what
02:28:48.660
you just argued no that's not even that's not even what i'm talking about i'm saying that the men
02:28:53.300
why do you think that women not being do you think that women in this nation were oppressed until
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they had the right to vote a few years ago seriously is that what you think you think our
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founders oppressed women on purpose they just wanted to oppress them all tell me
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what does that have to do with the messaging is that what you think not having a say in the
02:29:13.140
government is kind of they were just oppressing women our founders once men share power there is no
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balance power there is no power dynamic there are no boss babes please revolt i double dog dare you
02:29:26.820
the patriarchy stands ready to teach you the wages of arrogance yeah so anyway you think that our founders
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and you think america was inherently sexist towards women i just want to hear you say that on record
02:29:40.580
go ahead men actually did vote to allow women to vote so i can't say that the men didn't allow that
02:29:46.340
that was recent most of american history that is not the case correct well there was a long period of
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time where women did not have the right to vote right they didn't have the right to own property
02:29:56.260
but just so you know though most men also most men also did not have the right to vote by the way
02:30:02.180
actually one of the reasons why some of the christian churches actually engaged in polygamy
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which i'm not endorsing polygamy but one of the reasons was because when a woman's husband died in
02:30:12.740
war or any illness anything they didn't have the right to own the property so what they would do is
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that's why they would um women always have the right to own property no especially their husbands
02:30:23.620
yes they did that's a feminist talking point they always did in order to retain the no in fact the
02:30:28.820
opposite is true men couldn't retain women's property women could always retain their own property how
02:30:35.380
the fuck do you not know this stuff this is basic anti-feminist rhetoric 101 women could always own
02:30:41.300
property in the united states where did you get the idea that they couldn't where did you ever get that
02:30:45.380
idea women's studies classes yeah no shit well where did you get the idea that literally i've
02:30:52.660
i've read about it in history that women where did you read this in neverhappen.com where i mean where
02:30:57.780
where the where was this at that you read about women not being able to own property always had the
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right to own property yes women could always own property where we're almost everywhere in the world
02:31:07.300
women could own property that that's not tied to voting necessarily a lot of actually
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actually originally voting was tied to property they owned a lot of voting was tied to properties
02:31:20.420
that were owned by men not properties that were owned no voting was tied to whether or not you had
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a right to vote vote which men had the right to vote women did not have the right to vote suffrage
02:31:31.380
was limited suffrage was limited on purpose our founders knew exactly what they were doing they
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did not want pure democracy they knew exactly what it was a nightmare scenario that's exactly what it is
02:31:41.780
so they limit suffrage that was back when half the population was uneducated real quick that's what
02:31:46.340
i wanted to ask you oh but women had the most amount of education those in those populations no
02:31:51.220
women have always done since public schooling began better on inside domestic testing and have
02:31:56.980
had better grades than men always have not only that but the feminist is not the same as a college
02:32:02.100
feminist of the world that you're talking about flew all around the world were highly educated
02:32:06.260
hung out with aristocrats wrote books they got published all over the fucking place these were not
02:32:10.180
oppressed women's bull shit okay but why are we still ignoring the fact that men are obligated
02:32:16.260
as the leader and the head of the home to control their own house can i answer your question and then
02:32:21.060
can i also ask you a question yeah i just i want to understand why we're not focusing on the root which
02:32:26.820
is men being responsible in their own house and why are you cucking to your wife's feminist ideology
02:32:32.020
i know is it men's fault andrew no no men men have men can men control themselves i was going to say
02:32:37.860
that i've noticed in some of the dynamics in relationships in people i know men kind of just
02:32:43.220
say i it's easier they prefer peace so they would rather so they cut they cut in the moment and think
02:32:49.860
that it's they suffer they're suffer their family long term for the instant gratification yeah my that's
02:32:55.300
what's happening what i observe is that they would basically say kind of subscribe to the idea happy
02:33:00.260
wife happy life they in the moment but then long term everyone suffers they're calculating the destruction
02:33:05.140
of their own family by their own personal i'll tell you why this happened in that moment
02:33:08.820
my father had been so conflict like this happened because bolshevik communists came in and they they
02:33:14.500
went into institutions who decided to stay true to their convictions and their yeah but but listen
02:33:19.460
listen you you can have what's called um demoralization of a society this is part of a communist
02:33:26.100
progression for most places that they infiltrate this happened right here in the united states
02:33:30.740
it's happening in canada it's happening all over the west and what happened was there was an
02:33:35.220
infiltration of bolsheviks who got a hold of the institutions and they have been slowly demoralized
02:33:39.860
to the public there's no doubt that this is true you laugh and scoff but it's true you should read
02:33:44.660
anthony that's probably why you're a socialist yeah i know i bet you're a socialist huh so are you a
02:33:50.340
socialist but what's the difference between answer my question are you a socialist no okay what what how do you
02:33:55.460
define politically prefer not to stay yeah that's right how do you define how do you define the
02:34:00.420
men who decide right wing as far on the fucking scale as you can do what's the difference between
02:34:04.980
the men who decided not to cook and the men who just too many questions i do actually hold on let's
02:34:11.220
do you want to actually give an answer though how do you consider are you capitalist or she's a
02:34:15.460
socialist come on just say it we already know it the red scare as you're about to say it i'm not like
02:34:21.780
super defined but i'm a political science student i'd say i'm on the left yeah you're a socialist i'm
02:34:27.300
not a socialist what are you on the left what are you do you believe in laissez-faire capitalism
02:34:32.580
i know about laissez-faire capitalism would you would you prefer a mixed market economy
02:34:38.660
would you prefer that we already have a mixed market so let's try it this way universal health
02:34:42.900
care yes or no okay this you just want to roast me like no i just want to ask and i'm fine
02:34:48.900
yes yes yes okay uh you want expanded welfare benefits uh that one it's a case-by-case basis
02:34:57.060
depends on the benefit depends where minorities specifically implemented whoa chill no that's not
02:35:02.580
i i would say it's very based on public policy is a very complicated thing and i'd say yes generally
02:35:08.340
i'd like the cost of living to be lower and people to be able to just earlier say that you wanted expanded
02:35:12.980
social benefits for maternity leave i said that people would not have to abort as much if there was
02:35:16.980
more so are you for that or against that wait but hasn't the social welfare state it's just like
02:35:23.860
getting an answer okay i don't know show me the numbers okay i okay fine sure yeah more welfare
02:35:30.340
more welfare universal health care go ahead okay so when it comes i'm not roasting that that's what
02:35:35.220
you're setting up for i know that's why you're so curious all of your idea if you don't want to
02:35:39.300
answer the question you don't have to i thought you wanted to engage in a debate i'd love to let's go
02:35:42.740
for it okay so why are we stuck with two ultra extremes you realize that extreme yeah these are
02:35:49.140
ultra i'm still trying to understand you're just a milk toast sitting libertarian and feminism but
02:35:56.980
you don't have anything in the middle that has common sense that's balanced we're gonna allow
02:36:03.540
andrew and her to have back and forth go ahead but the milk toast fincenter wants to jump in you know
02:36:08.180
it's not milk toast it is it's libertarian milk toast feminism okay most people in america it's
02:36:13.060
common sense in the 1970s when they were burning bras maybe but anyway go ahead what do you mean go
02:36:19.780
ahead well i was asking about expanded social programs yeah we should have more expanded social
02:36:25.220
programs right okay what would you say distinguishes your ideology from that of somebody who identifies
02:36:30.900
as being a socialist um uh there are still capitalist things in place in society socialists believe in
02:36:40.340
mixed economies okay sure i'm a socialist okay that's so then when you said the red scare yeah how
02:36:47.860
many people do you think would identify themselves as socialists in the 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s there's
02:36:53.460
there's a good amount cpusa was still not a good amount cpusa was still active before the what do you
02:36:58.260
define a good amount less than the communist party of the united states of america how do you look it
02:37:02.740
up very no it had a substantial it was substantial involved with um civil rights organizations yeah cpusa
02:37:09.300
communist party usa and people who identify as communists very small threshold even to this day
02:37:14.580
how many people do you think there were in the 80s 70s 60s 50s 40s prior to the red scare there were a
02:37:18.820
lot more but yeah there were a lot more communists here yeah prior to the red scare there are a lot more
02:37:23.540
people who identified as communists prior to the red scare prove it i i wish i could i don't have
02:37:27.940
anything in front of me but yes and it was that because bolshevik communists were imported here
02:37:32.580
after like things like operation paperclip and these various things where we brought them in and
02:37:36.340
then they went into academia like i just said and you scoffed at it show me what does the proof
02:37:41.060
here's the proof do you know what operation paperclip is yeah it's some sort of thing where they sent the
02:37:45.860
bolsheviks in to turn america you don't know what it is to demoralize so just say i don't know what it
02:37:51.220
is just say it sounds familiar but i don't know exactly you don't know what it is so just what does that
02:37:55.540
have to do with like the men he has a really good commentary on what happened and how the wall
02:38:00.660
street uh actually funded the bolsheviks big time if you're a political science major i would again
02:38:07.700
what does that have to do with men in their individualized homes keeping their duty to god
02:38:13.300
and themselves as men and making the best example in their home if men decided i'm not going to deal
02:38:18.980
with feminists and completely stopped dealing with feminists it would go away because women would
02:38:23.140
realize that's no longer a part of the market and if they wanted good men they would have to put
02:38:26.980
aside those and pick up the godly yeah but ultimately perspective you have to understand you're dealing
02:38:32.020
with two massive components one you can look at things like the mk ultra program and you can see
02:38:36.260
how successful brainwashing on a mass scale really is massively successful you know it's true because
02:38:42.900
all you have to do is look at the end of the table to see it okay brainwashing you're very
02:38:46.900
massively successful it's okay but she said that she's not a christian she was raised in a house
02:38:51.780
without a father those are the ones who are most vulnerable to this kind of stuff not true
02:38:57.780
i mean it's kind of true that your propensity to it follows god and sticks to his morals but what
02:39:02.500
you discover is this here's what you discover all i know is that this ideology here that you're
02:39:08.100
espousing no it's not yeah it is this ideology talk to him about mk ultra you don't know what you're
02:39:12.740
talking about ideology here is is literally recruiting feminists it is recruiting leftist
02:39:18.260
liberal voters let's get more women voting because otherwise women do vote that's the reality of the
02:39:22.500
situation so if you continue espousing these very radical belief sets that doesn't actually really
02:39:28.260
align with conservative republican beliefs no it doesn't what's a patriarchy in the christian ethic
02:39:33.380
you are going to be turning out more women to go vote for some horrible candidate like joe biden
02:39:39.380
okay if it's extreme that's what you're going to why do you consider catholicism extreme because
02:39:43.620
it's a patriarchy do you consider orthodoxy extreme because it's a patriarchy and do you
02:39:47.140
consider most denominational churches extreme because they operate under a patriarchy what you're pushing
02:39:52.500
for answer my question without a question for once are they extreme because they are patriarchists
02:40:01.300
no they're not no this religion i'm not saying anything extreme from a christian standpoint next
02:40:07.380
where does it say catholicism women don't have the right to vote though cap the catholic church
02:40:13.620
literally the doctrine was always that you could not have female clergy that was the doctrine same
02:40:19.060
thing with orthodoxy always okay so how what we have separation of church and state though so when
02:40:25.460
we're all you secularist beliefs yay our founders would have loved that okay but we don't have a you
02:40:31.220
know we aren't like the muslim countries where sharia law you know is dictated has a question
02:40:36.820
religion each one of our original colonies had a state religion are you aware that at the founding
02:40:45.300
of the united states all 13 of the colonies which then became states had a state religion are you
02:40:49.940
aware of that all of them had a state religion okay every single one of them where's the separation
02:40:55.860
of church and state okay but you're talking about the colonies you're not talking no post after the
02:41:00.580
united states was ratified every single state had a state religion okay well why do we we have it say
02:41:07.540
separation of church we don't that's a liberal progressive talking point no it isn't yes it is
02:41:12.500
their secularism is stupid on its face that's why they don't allow they they don't allow religion in
02:41:17.460
the schools can i just and you're you're okay with that no i'm not necessarily well i thought it was
02:41:23.060
one of the reasons why they don't allow it because of the first of all because the supreme court rules
02:41:29.060
on a thing doesn't mean the thing ought to be true one and two doesn't mean that that was the intention
02:41:33.380
of our founders our founders had no intention at all this becoming a muslim nation or anything after
02:41:38.580
the christian nation ever grid one motorsports donated two hundred dollars we're gonna read some
02:41:43.540
chat blonde rhino please stop catering to the feminist talking points it encourages them and
02:41:49.620
makes everyone else take you less seriously listen to andrew he's right get some help be better before
02:41:57.380
i have you guys come in that's ridiculous okay she says a ridiculous grid one if you have thoughts on
02:42:02.420
that but let me read these chats we have four chats we'll try to get through them we have killer of
02:42:07.140
cereal it's going to come in here in just a sec grid one thank you man kill of cereal the declaration of
02:42:12.500
independence truths to be self-evident all men are created equal that they are endowed by their
02:42:19.220
creator with certain unalienable rights life liberty pursuit of happiness what you're talking about
02:42:26.260
there is an axiom axioms are do are not a justified starting point the only justification you can have for
02:42:32.980
a starting point is through god i've never seen a secularist present anything other than an axiom meaning
02:42:39.300
i just think we should arbitrarily start here for our philosophical discussion for no
02:42:43.540
fucking reason whatsoever it's not based in anything it's just an axiom my axiom is that
02:42:48.180
that axioms wrong why am i wrong well tell us more about how you don't believe in the constitution
02:42:54.500
i'm telling you that the constitution's a social construction what do you mean don't believe in it
02:42:58.740
you you literally sorry we let me read these chris blakeman 2024 hey guys keep up the good fight and
02:43:05.700
keep this keep spread the word of holding true to our values as men and women together we can all build
02:43:11.460
something great together if we keep having these conversations from chris blakeman 2024 he's running
02:43:17.860
for president uh or something a local something council member all right thank you man yo w benny thank
02:43:24.340
you man appreciate it i can barely watch this podcast without andrew on it at least when andrew
02:43:28.660
isn't around grid one seems to keep the three-o foes the strumpets in check long time listener first
02:43:34.820
time donator hey thank you man a 45 acp beats bjj brazilian jiu-jitsu every single time an automatic
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cult pistol wins every conflict it's true what about the bow you think a bow could like
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spencer bow do it okay anyways uh we have last one here we have hopeless niners fan with 145 hey
02:44:01.300
thank you man appreciate it the number of cigarettes andrew will need after this podcast
02:44:11.220
that's that's a lot a lot of sevens however many of that is how many packs a day do you smoke
02:44:15.780
andrew one or one pack two packs one pack just one pack okay unless i'm unless i'm on stream then
02:44:20.580
i puff a lot the casual one pack okay cool um oh we have a chat here we're i would like uh if we can
02:44:28.020
let's try to maybe bring it back a little more dating centered uh perhaps we can get back to some
02:44:33.620
of these topics some of these topics a little later on but we have stifler ask everyone to rate their looks
02:44:41.060
on a scale of one to ten starting with you your looks go ahead oh um
02:44:51.060
do a solid eight solid eight okay what about you um i guess an eight two four eight point five six
02:45:11.060
living underscore donated two hundred dollars i got you bro
02:45:21.340
andrew smokes seven six dillion seven hundred and seventy seven quintillion seven hundred and 77
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quadrillion seven hundred and seventy seven trillion seven hundred and seventy seven billion seven hundred and
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Ask everyone to rate their looks on the scale of 1 to 10.
02:46:12.420
You sure you want the chance to rate your looks?
02:46:20.120
I don't think you should invoke their wrath on this one.
02:46:23.440
Well, what do you rate yourself as, looks-wise?
02:46:34.720
Like, I get that guys want to always rate people.
02:46:38.720
Like, there seems to be like a common theme of wanting to rate people's looks, right?
02:46:47.060
Women don't make assessments about physical appearance.
02:46:53.620
When you were, you know, considering this person to date them, to marry them, maybe not
02:46:58.220
to marry them, but when you first met your current husband, his physical appearance was
02:47:06.960
Actually, it was more about our intellectual connection and just how he made me feel when
02:47:17.100
That's kind of one of the things that's a big turn on, I guess, for me.
02:47:34.200
You find a fully loaded 30RD Mag AR-15 next to his bed.
02:48:11.140
Just ask him why, and it depends on how he answers.
02:48:18.180
Okay, bro, but, like, if we're gonna have kids or something, like, I might want to get
02:48:28.020
If you have kids, wouldn't you want even more to have effective self-defense?
02:48:34.360
I don't want my kids to accidentally shoot themselves.
02:48:40.460
Not even necessarily safe, but perhaps it was hidden in a place where only your husband
02:48:46.920
I mean, I'd rather a safe than just it be hidden.
02:48:54.260
Like, up high, really high, or somewhere that the kids couldn't get.
02:48:57.340
But, I mean, I'm really young still, so this is still a question that, honestly, I'm not
02:49:06.680
It's just the question of would I want to be married to someone who owns, like, a powerful
02:49:29.260
I guess it does only make sense in the context of if you have a home to own a gun.
02:49:37.600
Okay, I don't think he needs to defend his, like, thousand dollar a month college apartment.
02:49:56.580
Just to mean, like, realistically speaking, that would be a little jarring.
02:50:00.780
Yeah, but I wouldn't, like, break up with him over it.
02:50:03.720
I think I'd have a lot of questions, and I think we might have to have a conversation
02:50:06.740
about maybe getting rid of it if it's too much or getting a smaller gun, but, like...
02:50:16.400
You're a perfect guy, but you go to his place, and there's an AR-15.
02:50:32.220
Because you don't need that many unless you're starting a civil...
02:50:41.580
Couldn't you wear a shirt that wasn't that tank top?
02:50:43.500
Yes, but I could also have an axe instead of a gun.
02:50:48.320
You could also have a bazooka instead of a rifle.
02:50:53.920
What does need have to do with how many guns a person owns, and why would that be a red flag
02:50:57.500
on a person if they owned a hundred, or a thousand, or ten thousand?
02:51:02.100
Well, almost everything you do in life is unnecessary.
02:51:06.160
Being on this podcast is unnecessary, but you're here.
02:51:14.220
If we were living in a war-torn country that was currently in civil war, maybe I wouldn't
02:51:20.960
So like, when all the riots were going on, then it was okay?
02:51:22.900
If I go to my friend's apartment in the college town, and they have a hundred AR-15s, I'm going
02:51:31.320
I'm going to ask a few questions, and depending on their answers, like, I'll probably be chill with
02:51:42.000
Why do you need that big of one to defend yourself?
02:51:50.240
That shoots a teeny tiny bullet called a 5.56, basically a .22.
02:51:56.880
You mean the ones that shoot the bigger bullets?
02:52:01.940
You want them to shoot the bigger bullets at the bad guy and not the smaller bullets?
02:52:05.120
I told you guys, like, this is not a topic I know.
02:52:21.780
Well, you don't actually need to have a lock on your door until somebody tries to enter
02:52:26.860
Yeah, I think it's more so if their reason is crazy, then that's why.
02:52:30.480
Yeah, but wouldn't that be the same with everything?
02:52:32.260
Like, if they give a normal reason, like, self-defense-
02:52:33.400
Like, why'd you get that muscle car and they give you a crazy reason?
02:52:37.500
If it's a crazy reason for a gun, it's obviously a little worse than a muscle car, isn't it?
02:52:40.620
You could do way worse damage with a car than you could with a gun.
02:52:47.180
Cars are for driving, guns are for shooting, and killing.
02:52:50.440
If we have a tool for everything on planet Earth, why shouldn't we have a tool for self-defense?
02:52:55.000
Okay, I didn't say we- I didn't say- I never said that we-
02:52:59.980
If you could use this gun, or 1,000 guns, or 10,000 guns, let's just say that he has 10,000,
02:53:07.260
Yeah, but one is to 25 as, you know, it is to two.
02:53:15.520
Because there's always a reason why someone does something, and why would you buy 25 guns?
02:53:20.520
Okay, if they say that, they're collecting them, that makes sense.
02:53:24.840
If they're like, I want to go shoot 25 people with 25 different guns, then that would be
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But if they said that about anything, you would be upset.
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If they said, I collect pennies because I want to stuff them down a guy's throat, that
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All they ask me is what I would do, and I said I'd ask.
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Perfect guy, strong, handsome, good income, but he owns a single AR-15.
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I mean, I guess, like, I don't know, he's the perfect guy, and he has no intention of
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using that gun other than self-defense, so sure, why not?
02:54:15.120
Um, I, I've never owned a gun, so, like, I don't know why it was loaded, but if the
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laws state that, like, it's okay in that state, and he's following all the laws for the guns
02:54:28.280
I actually shot guns for the first time, like, a little while ago, and I like them, so.
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Um, I actually like guns, I want to have my own gun, so I probably wouldn't question him
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about it, especially if it was right next to his bed, I'd probably just, um, you know, assume
02:54:42.800
I think it would, I think depending on the location, the context, what type of guy he is, well, like, the, what type of guy he is, if he's just kind
02:54:53.300
of like a goofy college kid who, like, plays video games all day and, like, lives in his
02:54:57.780
mom's basement, it's like, okay, you know, what's going on here?
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But if he's, like, a fully grown man living in his own place, like, like you said, then I'd maybe just go, hey, you know, what's that doing there?
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Because, I mean, just the norms in society now, it's been pushed, you know, very anti-gun in a lot of ways, so I think I've been, you know.
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Yeah, and I think I've, and I think I've fallen, you know, prey to that a little bit, too, where it is, like, very intimidating and off-putting, but, I mean, he's, if he's the perfect guy
02:55:38.800
Oh, it sounded like you said he just had a handgun by his bed.
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I said, why don't, I would say, why don't you have an AR-15?
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What if it was the AK instead of the AR, though?
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Wait, what if he was like, I like the AK-47 that 7.62x39 has way more hitting power, it's way more reliable, fucking ARs jam all the time.
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Actually, you know, my husband likes to have me armed with a double-barrel shotgun, that way I can't miss.
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You got the Biden thing going, the double-barrel?
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It sounds similar to when I met my husband, and I didn't have a problem with it.
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But if we did have kids together, I think that it would be best if we had it in a safe.
02:56:36.580
As a mom with kids, I do take into consideration, like, you have to be safe with kids in the home.
02:56:48.240
They kick in the door, the kids take care of it, you can sleep in.
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For the time stamper here, we are coming back to the rating 1 to 10 question.
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You seem to have not wanted to, I think the TTS about the R-15 came in while we were talking about this.
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I think, well, you were sort of, it sounded like you were objecting to this question to some degree.
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And our 15s or assault rifles are for when tyranny is present.
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So going back to Stifler's thing, I was just a little confused.
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What exactly kind of is your objection, again, with the rating looks on a scale of 1 to 10 thing?
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I think because, I think the subject here is very much around dating and how people view themselves when they're dating.
02:57:58.580
And because I never really was taking into account what my physical looks were when I met my husband.
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And I wasn't taking into account his physical looks either.
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And so I wouldn't, I don't think along those lines.
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I was asking her when, you know, with her, she's married.
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When you first met him and I asked, you weren't even considering looks at all, even a little bit.
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It wasn't even, you know, weight, height, facial symmetry, nothing.
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So are you not physically attracted to your husband?
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What are the qualities that make him attractive physically?
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I have went on dates before with guys who you would define as like a physical model.
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And I've been completely unattracted to them and bored with them.
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So for me, attraction actually is very much based on how I feel with them and whether or not they stimulate me intellectually.
02:59:14.300
My wife, one of the things that she does always, even annoys my chat and things like this.
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Because all she does is talk about how stunningly gorgeous I am, which is in no way, shape, or form true.
02:59:27.120
Okay, but what she does is she'll say, I like this quality, I like that quality, I like this quality.
02:59:32.960
She tells a story about how when we met, she opened the door, she heard Dreamweaver in her head, right?
02:59:42.020
From the perspective of the husband, he's sitting at home watching you right now, right?
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Yeah, what's the physical qualities that you like?
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He has a nice smile and he's got, you know, I guess pretty colored eyes.
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But that's all your physical, so just no physical attraction at all?
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I'm physically attracted to him, but it's not one of those things where like I'm not shallow
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in that I will dismiss somebody if they don't look like a certain thing I'm after.
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Like for me, like I said, I will dismiss somebody if I think that they're stupid or if I think
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I don't respect them or if I think that they're mean or arrogant or condescending.
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Any bit of physical will be gone if there's personality issues or if I see that that person
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Yeah, I get it, but the reason that this is asked is we're purely looking at the physical
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end of it, which you would agree is super important for, maybe not you, maybe you're
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the one exception to this rule I've ever found, but most everybody has some kind of qualification
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Even you must, like for instance, you wouldn't date a guy who's 900 pounds, right?
03:01:07.900
So there are some physical barriers and we're looking at that, we're saying what you would
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consider those physical barriers there, you could kind of assume what men's physical barriers
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may be and based on those, how would you rate your physical looks to that?
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I've heard different things from men as to what they think I look like.
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From your perspective of what you think men would think.
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How men have thought about me, what they think my number is?
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Well, I think it's probably, obviously I'm 33 right now, so my number's probably gone
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When I was younger, a lot of men, I always was just constantly being approached by almost
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But, I mean, how much do men just say to women, you're gorgeous, you're beautiful, you're
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I agree with all that, I'm just saying, based right now, you're 33, how you look, right
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this second, how would you perceive that most men, most men would perceive you on a scale
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of one to ten, ten being the highest for physical attractiveness, zero being the least,
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1,000 pounds, jowls out to here, zits all over the face, right?
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Let's just say you guessed, if you had to guess.
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I already told you, I think we should let the audience do it.
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Well, I know that my husband would say he probably thinks I'm a ten.
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Instead of a bunch of 304s, we have a based 306.
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No fucking idea what the 306 is, but come back to South Korea.
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Does anybody here think they're going to be more physically attractive in 10 years as compared to how you look now?
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All else being equal, does anybody here think they'll be more physically attractive in 10 years' time?
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I don't know, but going by the typical pattern of things, probably not.
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So, are you going to be more physically attractive at 41 as compared to now?
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So, you think you'll peak early 30s, basically, looks-wise.
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So, do you think that attractiveness between men and women is tied to fertility?
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Do you think that would be a good reason for why men would find younger women to be attractive
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What would be the other case, besides a fetish?
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So, that's, like, if you're going to introduce, like, lunacy to it, like fetishes or something
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Can you say the question again, like, simplified again?
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Yeah, so don't you think that what is considered attractive between men and women would often
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But when I ask my father about it, he tells me that he bases it on a woman's relationship
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with God, her spirituality, as well as her intelligence, because he needs to be able to trust that woman
03:05:55.160
Well, I wish your dad was sitting where you are, because if I said the woman had all of
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those things, but all things being equal, you had to pick between one who was a four
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and one who was a ten, and both of them had all those same qualities.
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Well, he said, circumstantially, it depends on what that woman is capable of doing.
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I just said that they have the exact same values, just one's hotter than the other.
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Well, would you pick a 20-year-old ten over your wife?
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Okay, well, I think that's what she's wondering.
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That literally makes no sense what you just said.
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My question to her was, they have the same values.
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If the values are identical, maybe a man would prefer the one who's more attractive, who has
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And why would they prefer the one who's more attractive?
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I mean, that's, I'm not a man that I should answer that.
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Wait, wait, why would you have to be a man in order to answer that?
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Well, I could have been done if you didn't interject.
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What I'm saying is, like I said, I've asked my father the same questions,
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and what he delineates to me is that it's circumstantial based on what he's compatible
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with that woman, what she's capable to do with him in a relationship, in raising children,
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having a home, having a relationship with God, and things like that.
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I know, we know this, but I don't understand why you're incapable of engaging with this.
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You don't have to be a man in order to engage with the idea that, of course, men are going
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And on top of that, I gave you the equation of same value structure that your dad would
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Woman who's four has it, woman who's 10 has it.
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Well, I'm saying that you said, okay, I said that if the attraction was 10 and four, maybe
03:08:04.240
Because maybe he might be whatever, but you just equated it to fertility, and that's not
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Why would he be attracted to the 10 over the four?
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Or even if they have the same values, other than because-
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I can't answer that for him because he doesn't answer questions like that.
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He literally doesn't answer questions like that.
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Do you value them and love them based on how physically beautiful they are?
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Because I'm looking at the value structure of the human being.
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So do you think God judges and values the women, his daughters, based on 1 through 10
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And what does it say in the Bible about judging a woman?
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What does that have to do with what makes a man's dick hard, lady?
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What does that have to do with what makes a man's penis go up?
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What does, what God values in a woman or a child or what you value in a woman?
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You do realize in order to have a baby, you have to have sex?
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If you're supposed to be a Christian to judge a woman based on their heart.
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Is a penis required to be hard for you to have sex?
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Would that require an attractiveness level so that the penis can get hard to have sex
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I really hope the future, your future son-in-law.
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I really hope your future son-in-laws don't treat your daughters the way you treat and think
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By saying that there's going to be a physical metric for attractiveness, how is it that
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I'm in any way deviating from any type of Christian virtue?
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The way you're talking about women, the way you're talking about how-
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You're talking about fertility being the standpoint rather than-
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Yeah, but Proverbs 31 mentions a whole list of things as opposed to simply just fertility.
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We're strictly talking about physical attractiveness and that's it.
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Well, at least my father never told me that that's all that he makes the decision on when
03:10:35.260
I think what he's saying is that say that there are two women that both fulfill the Proverbs
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31 things, but one is less physically attractive and one is more physically attractive, which
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I can't say that he'd pick the 10 because I don't know what the 10 looks like and I don't
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We're talking specifically about physical attraction.
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Females are highly competitive with other women when it comes to mate selection.
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No, but that doesn't mean that I know what a man's going to prefer mentally and you're
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Do you have to compete with other females for virtuous men?
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I know what a man wants because my father told me.
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How would you compete with other women for a virtuous man?
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Do you think your father would say, well, looking like shit would be the best thing
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All I'm saying is it's not like the only thing, but you can't sit here and ask a group
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You're not going to get that response out of them.
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There's a group of women like they're not going to be thinking.
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Do you think that we don't ask us to think like men?
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Fertility plays a part in sexual attractiveness, whatever.
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The whole point of this was just to state that, yes, we understand that there's virtues
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If we were to take virtue out of the equation and just look at the pure physical and just
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We're not looking at all the virtues, this and that, just whatever is aesthetically pleasing.
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I mean, at the end of the day, any human being is going to value aesthetics.
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But are you going to choose the one that's all scratched up?
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Or are you going to choose the brand new shiny one?
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At the end of the day, you want a pretty rock over a cracked up one.
03:13:12.840
So if you're asking that, it's just human nature to like something that's visually pleasing.
03:13:17.420
Well, this is why I think when this question is asked of women in particular, when they
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refuse to give a rating, it's because they don't want to be honest.
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And so what they do is they reframe every way that they can.
03:13:29.760
But what about this quality, this quality, that quality, that quality?
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And it's like, look, just talking about physical attractiveness in and of itself.
03:13:37.580
I understand there's other qualities and maybe even combining those with physical
03:13:41.480
attraction may raise it a point, lower it a point.
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But I think people still, when it comes to physical attractiveness, it's still tied to
03:13:53.660
So I don't understand why women are incapable of rating themselves unless they just don't
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Because it's a matter of how, what do the men perceive as beautiful or attractive?
03:14:07.380
And then like, like Keisha was saying, you're asking us to kind of think along those lines.
03:14:13.460
I think that women have a different probably standard for what they think is beautiful and
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Like I think that women would, your skin would probably judge aesthetics and maybe men might
03:14:26.280
You would have to look at the standard on both edges, right?
03:14:28.660
So for you to perceive the beauty of women, there's no way for you to say that you wouldn't
03:14:41.600
Asking a woman to delineate that information is asking her to behave like a feminist.
03:14:50.380
Yes, because asking her to delineate the information that a man would tell a woman is asking her to
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A woman is not going to assess herself the way that a man assesses a woman.
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No, I asked her to rate herself based on what she thinks.
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That would be the opposite of what I'm asking her what men think.
03:15:19.200
Because men have standards, that is going to inform your opinion on how you rate yourself.
03:15:23.120
But they're not going to think of it the way that a man would.
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I mean, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, like at the end of the day.
03:15:37.820
So you can say you're a 10, you can say you're a 1.
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It doesn't really matter because everybody has a different view on it.
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So the question that you're asking is, it just doesn't matter in our minds.
03:15:50.960
One guy could rate a girl as a 7, and another guy could rate her as an 8, and another guy
03:15:55.800
could rate her as a 2, and another guy could rate her as a 9, and it depends on what that
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But wasn't it asking what we thought of ourselves?
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Yeah, but then for him to say that it's not realistic in the eyes of men, so the point
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No, I'm just saying that your self-assessment will be informed also by men.
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And I think it also shows, are you affected by delusion?
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To just pretend it does not exist, and that, oh, I can't believe...
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But when people hyper-conflate their looks, well, then they would also expect to possibly
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match with somebody who they think are their equivalent.
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But if you're honest with yourself, then you're going to match yourself and not have this hyper-conflated
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So that's why they're trying to just gauge a sense of delusion.
03:16:51.400
But there was a mention of a man's perspective, and that's all that I said was not possible.
03:16:56.420
The mention of a man's perspective was to say how you end up ultimately determining what
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Is it at least somewhat going to be informed and how the opposite sex perceives you and
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what you've witnessed the opposite sex considering to be attractive or unattractive?
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That's what's going to be true because that's how information in your brain works.
03:17:19.060
Internalized male gaze as said by someone on the right.
03:17:23.960
You just argued that we look at ourselves through the male gaze.
03:17:29.320
You said how do you know you're attractive if you don't use the men's...
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I said it can assist you in making an informed self-assessment.
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Okay, so then if that's the case, then we're talking about nothing.
03:17:45.260
I know, but some people argue that the male gaze doesn't exist, so...
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You have concurred with me that women have an internalized perception of what men think about.
03:17:58.760
You know, earlier when you asked me what disadvantages me when I'm born a woman?
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I have to wake up in the morning and do my makeup and get pretty.
03:18:08.320
You just said that men suffer from the same thing, which means that, again, you just negated
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Yeah, but the one for men, men value fertility much higher than women do.
03:18:17.780
Do you see men doing their makeup in the morning so they look more first?
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Women do because the internalized male gaze is way stronger than the internalized female gaze.
03:18:30.300
And men wear nice clothes and they try to get high status and they try to get tons and
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tons of money and they try to do all those things.
03:18:35.100
Yeah, but that's the female gaze is money and there are so many...
03:18:39.680
Because of the feminist movement these days, women will go for ugly, broke men, but men are not
03:18:50.720
What women are out there going for ugly, broke men?
03:19:00.820
I'm not ashamed of me, but what I'm saying, my point was, as someone on the right, you
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admit that women have a male gaze inside of them.
03:19:15.160
That internalization is already a negative effect on my daily life.
03:19:17.580
What I'm saying is that every human being who exists, regardless of where they're at
03:19:21.940
in the world, if there's other human beings who are around them, it's going to inform their
03:19:25.100
opinion of themselves and their opinion of the surrounding environments.
03:19:28.140
One of them is the full standards of the male gender.
03:19:31.000
But that would be true the opposite way, too, which would make you a misandrist.
03:19:34.780
No, it is true the opposite way, but I'm saying that the male standards are so much
03:19:49.400
I will say that a lot of male standards are very looks-based because the fertility importance
03:19:55.800
is much higher in women, because they're the ones that are carrying a child.
03:19:59.800
And so when that sort of standard lapses, as they get older and everything, then it's like,
03:20:15.860
Yeah, but it's a trade-off because in younger ages for men, it's often...
03:20:20.620
Yeah, they don't have as much power in order to attract their mate.
03:20:25.860
So to say that it's more keen in one than the other, you'd have to demonstrate that to me.
03:20:30.280
Okay, and you'd have to demonstrate it to me the opposite way.
03:20:40.000
Do you think that men only pick women to be with or marry based on how high they are on that one through ten numbering system?
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Because I suspect that men who enter into matrimony with a woman want to have children, and in order to do that, they have to be able to perform in the bedroom.
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And in order to do that, they have to have some semblance of attraction to the person they're having sex with.
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So I don't understand why you asked the question.
03:21:16.740
Everyone is, but we're not talking about every...
03:21:21.520
Most guys are never going to marry a ten, and most women are not tens to marry, so...
03:21:30.020
If that's not the only thing that people are going to judge when they're choosing a life partner, why is that so important?
03:21:39.160
We're asking specifically only on the one criteria of the physical.
03:21:44.280
We're not saying that other values don't exist.
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All sorts of little nuances and niches exist for different behaviors that you're interested in.
03:21:54.720
We're purely talking about physical attractiveness.
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You didn't want her to answer questions in your room.
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You went around, and you want all these women to rate themselves, right?
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On pure physical attractiveness at her age, my wife is about six.
03:22:27.080
Distinction between honesty and a liar, ladies and gentlemen.
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My wife's literally watching it, guarantee you she's not upset at all, but you can't answer
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No, because I think it's a disrespectful question.
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If she doesn't want to answer, she doesn't want to answer.
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You're the one asking a table full of women to rate themselves.
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I'm asking a table full of women to make a self-assessment based on pure physical qualities.
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And you say this is an impossibility to begin with.
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So I would be a hypocrite to then rate him on a number system of one through ten.
03:23:39.080
You're a hypocrite now because you made the demand you yourself won't fulfill.
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And I think the fact that you are rating your wife even with that is kind of disrespectful
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Maybe she rated herself this way 15 times and I'm using her rating.
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Because you ain't as good looking as she is, honey.
03:24:12.640
This is exactly why I said the question of rating yourself was from a mass perspective.
03:24:19.880
A woman's not going to answer the way that you want her to because in the end, the conclusion
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that you're coming to is not what they're calculating.
03:24:28.740
Then how come men can make those self-assessments then?
03:24:31.880
No, I'm not talking about because what you're asking right now, the line of questioning
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that you're going down, the end result is completely different to what is being discussed amongst
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And even what you mentioned coming down to, oh, the delusion or whatever.
03:24:47.580
It's like, that's not what they're even thinking about.
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The women answering when they're like, oh, what are you rating yourself?
03:24:54.280
They're not thinking about, oh, well, am I delusional?
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Yeah, but the fact is, what you're looking the answer for, they're not, they're clearly
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And what's being displayed very clearly here is chess versus checkers.
03:25:17.680
Just like I said at the beginning, you're, the outcome that you're looking for is not
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what's understood in the initial questioning or the response.
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Well, what you mentioned about, you know, the delusions and, you know.
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No, I'm saying that that's why they asked that question.
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I understand that's why they asked the question.
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I understand that's where it was going, but I'm saying that that's not what's understood
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When you ask, what are you rating yourself and why?
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That's not what it, that's, that's exactly what I'm saying.
03:25:46.300
But I don't, I don't, so this is, this is nonsense.
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You're, what you're saying the argument is, is nonsense.
03:25:56.400
Tell me, what could possibly bar you from giving a self, self-assessment on what you think
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That would be different than the outcome that you're.
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But what's barring you from giving an assessment of your own personal attractiveness?
03:26:18.800
Everyone gave an assessment of their personal attractiveness.
03:26:22.380
Yeah, so, so then everybody, so then that would not be everybody then?
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Yeah, except for the person who didn't, who you said it's impossible for her to do it.
03:26:31.040
I never said it's impossible for her to, I never said it's impossible for her to rate
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I said the outcome they're looking for at the end of the whole line of questioning is
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So ultimately, at the end of the day, every answer is going to seem delusional.
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They're not looking at what they're looking at.
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Just like I said, it's not the same line of thinking.
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What's the distinction between a man giving a self-assessment and a woman giving a self-assessment?
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Well, your reason, you're talking about the fertility and the physicality or whatever,
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What's being said is they try to displace the actual question and say, I'm going to go for everything
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One thing women do think like is how attractive am I?
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A lot of women will gauge attractiveness based on how they feel or what they think benefits
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Yes, but we're asking the question of pure physicality.
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And I don't think that women are so irrational.
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And everybody answered, like I said, except for Millie.
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What I'm saying is the end result that you're looking for is not the same.
03:28:06.000
Do you think you were accurate in your assessment?
03:28:09.520
Well, it has something to do with what I'm saying.
03:28:10.900
Do you think you were accurate with your assessment?
03:28:15.340
It has nothing to do with the initial question.
03:28:29.200
It doesn't matter if I think it's accurate or not.
03:28:32.260
Why would you give a number if you don't think it's accurate?
03:28:47.820
So clearly you think the number's accurate, right?
03:28:53.280
Because if you don't think it's accurate, why would you give the number?
03:28:59.400
I don't actually understand the conversation at this point.
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I said, no, you're deflecting from the initial point here, which is that you asked a question
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that you know women will answer differently based on how they feel and are going in a
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completely different direction in the end about something completely different that
03:29:16.720
Yeah, but the question becomes, is it because they're being honest or not?
03:29:20.760
Or if it's really because they're just irrational like you're claiming?
03:29:26.280
Nobody says that they're not thinking about it along different lines, but that doesn't
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mean that they're still not being dishonest or they're being honest.
03:29:32.100
How are they being dishonest about what they feel?
03:29:33.840
Because I've seen 250-pound fat, obese whales sitting right there saying they're tense.
03:29:46.200
That just goes to show how pointless the question is.
03:29:49.640
I'm saying I've seen those women do that, and clearly they're being dishonest, and when
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questioned, it's obvious they're being dishonest.
03:29:59.000
So you're basing our argument right now based on previous assessments of other...
03:30:02.840
Are you asking them of our opinion of ourselves or men appearing?
03:30:11.860
No, but then he just said that you're being dishonest.
03:30:18.580
Literally never said anybody's being dishonest.
03:30:19.980
A woman sitting there looking like a whale, rating herself 10, and you're saying she's being
03:30:25.160
Through inquiry, I said through inquiry, we discovered she was being dishonest.
03:30:32.420
Like, I asked a bunch of questions, and she answered them, and came to the conclusion she
03:30:37.100
So she was the one who said, oh, no, I'm not valued.
03:30:43.140
She said, okay, physically, yes, it's true, I'm blah, right?
03:30:47.460
But emotionally, I'm a 10, or metaphysically, I'm a 10, or whatever.
03:30:55.080
It was discovered that she was not being very honest.
03:30:59.940
I think that men are going to be the best judges of how attractive they find women at
03:31:17.680
Andrew, but you lose me when you start acting petty, ignorant, and belittling of these women
03:31:43.440
You're an egalitarian, vote-harder feminist libertarian.
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It's the movement towards egalitarianism between men and women inside society.
03:32:25.500
Because you literally just made a false claim against me that I'm a feminist and I'm not.
03:32:36.120
Yeah, I mean, he's just making things up so I can't...
03:32:41.840
Let's not bring aquatic animals into this conversation.
03:32:45.440
A feminist and feminism is the movement towards the egalitarian equality of men and women.
03:33:01.860
How do you differ from the movement of egalitarianism that's not antithetical to feminism?
03:33:10.640
So how do you delineate from the movement of the egalitarianism between men and women?
03:33:17.900
If you think she's wrong, why don't you provide solutions?
03:33:20.360
Why don't you let us have the argument without interjecting?
03:33:42.080
You just have a selective memory because you are interjecting, again, when there's an argument
03:33:57.400
No, this isn't some gender-bender stuff where you get to pick and choose.
03:34:03.160
Then what is the definition of feminism and how do you differ from it?
03:34:10.100
You cannot be able to know what a feminist is if you don't know the definition.
03:34:19.240
How do you differ from feminists in ideology if it's the movement towards the egalitarian equality
03:34:36.580
And if a transgender was sitting where you are, they would be like, I'm not a man.
03:34:48.000
Okay, so I'll just ask again so that I don't straw man any positions.
03:34:51.820
Do you agree that feminism is the movement of egalitarianism between men and women?
03:35:00.520
You're wrong because the goal of feminism is to reach full equality.
03:35:25.040
Okay, well then give me a counter definition how you delineate from it.
03:35:28.940
Just because you think a woman should be able to vote doesn't mean you're a feminist.
03:35:33.960
Feminism, do you agree, is the movement of egalitarianism between men and women?
03:35:47.260
She wants the preservation of social norms for men and women.
03:35:57.740
I think that for you to sit there and just claim I'm something I'm not is disrespectful.
03:36:07.160
Yeah, because you didn't give me a chance to respond.
03:36:12.400
Okay, because you don't know all of my belief sets.
03:36:15.340
Okay, give me the belief set that delineates from that.
03:36:17.300
On marriage, on gender roles, on the role of a man and a woman in relationships.
03:36:31.580
Okay, well, I believe that women should be mothers and prioritize a motherhood role over
03:36:40.880
a career, and that's one thing I think that feminists would probably disagree with.
03:36:45.940
Okay, but you would also agree that there's many feminists who would agree that that's
03:36:50.080
just fine if the mothers want to prioritize that?
03:36:53.040
Okay, so what actually delineates your ideology from the feminist ideology of egalitarianism?
03:37:10.400
So maybe there's, if that's true, and we'll get into that next, now this is more interesting.
03:37:22.140
Like, they should trust their husband's judgment in the home, and basically, to a certain degree,
03:37:31.580
they should trust his judgment and allow him to make some of the decisions, but I think
03:37:36.960
that it kind of becomes one of those things where it's not that the woman doesn't have
03:37:40.820
a say, but it's that they should submit to the husband.
03:37:52.140
Well, I guess the thing you'd have to think about is, is his decision-making in line with
03:37:59.460
God's, with what God says and what the Bible says.
03:38:08.660
If your husband said that you should go and, say, do it on OnlyFans, right?
03:38:15.000
Would you say that a woman should submit to that?
03:38:18.400
Well, that wouldn't be an actual Christian marriage at that point, right?
03:38:21.780
So at that point, he would be deviating from what God's law is, so a woman should not, in
03:38:27.700
Well, if you're in a Christian marriage, though, he's a Christian, you're a Christian.
03:38:30.600
He's not going to be asking you to do OnlyFans.
03:38:35.240
As long as what he's saying is in line with God, yes.
03:38:41.780
Let's say he comes to you, and you guys are discussing finances, and he goes, actually,
03:38:46.900
we're just going to do everything this way, and I don't give a shit what you have
03:38:50.100
to say about it, and I'm emptying out your account tomorrow, and I'm going to do what
03:38:53.260
I want with the money, and you need to just deal with it.
03:38:56.800
Um, he, I already let my husband do what he wants with my account, so.
03:39:06.580
He's on it, and he does whatever he wants to do.
03:39:08.300
Okay, well, maybe there's a slight deviation, then, which is that you'll allow for some sort
03:39:13.220
Yeah, allow for him to look at my phone, I'll look at his phone, I can do, you know, he
03:39:18.820
Do you think that women should be forced to submit in marriage?
03:39:21.620
I think that women should always be able to, to some degree, have the right to choose
03:39:29.820
Basically, a man shouldn't be able to force himself on a woman.
03:39:34.080
A man shouldn't be, like, basically, if a man's like, I want to have, you know what, tonight,
03:39:38.560
and she's like, you know, no, she has a right to say no, right?
03:39:42.880
Do you believe that there's implied consent in a marriage?
03:39:48.280
Like, if your husband rolls over in the morning, and you're still asleep, and he plows you,
03:39:57.720
But if you, but if you were saying, legally, there's already implied consent.
03:40:02.100
If you were saying, no, stop, no, stop, then I would say that it was rape.
03:40:08.480
As soon as the woman, it's implied consent, as soon as the woman says no, it's no longer
03:40:13.920
Can I just ask, how do y'all's view of feminism influence your expectations for dating, and
03:40:22.120
Also, I just, I'll end, I'll end, I'll end, I'll end, I'll tie this one up with this.
03:40:25.980
Wait, really quick, I'm not going to let you get away with it, because you called me a
03:40:30.680
Because the only thing that you could come up with, the only thing that you could come
03:40:34.980
up with, and by the way, feminists, also, also feminists who make claims that they're
03:40:39.620
Christians will also make a claim for submission.
03:40:42.080
They'll say, I'll do it within the context of religiosity, but when it comes to society
03:40:46.280
itself, you want to see the egalitarian movement of men and women, and you've said it over
03:40:54.740
Okay, well then give me a deviation, which is not personal, but it's a societal prescription.
03:41:03.240
I would say that my belief set, as far as relationships go, is very traditional in that
03:41:12.820
I totally believe in the dynamics of the man fulfilling the male role, the woman fulfilling
03:41:19.140
the female role, and those being very defined in that.
03:41:25.360
It has nothing to do with an egalitarian prescription for society.
03:41:27.700
What sorts of things do you think, as far as egalitarianism in society, would you move
03:41:33.540
away from when it comes to men and women under the law or under any type of social patriarchy?
03:41:51.680
I believe that men should be allowed to be masculine and fully embrace their masculinity.
03:41:58.280
I believe in traditional, like, roles, you know, men, chivalry, you know.
03:42:07.620
So if men are in charge and women can't be in charge, is that okay with you?
03:42:12.680
I don't think that that's how it naturally happens in the nuclear family unit, though, to a
03:42:17.660
certain degree, because women do have say in matter.
03:42:21.700
It's not that a woman never has a say in any matter.
03:42:24.120
Do you think a woman should be able to be president?
03:42:28.940
President or, like, just a large leadership role, something like that, right?
03:42:36.400
He's asking, like, legally what we can't do that men can't.
03:42:39.780
My question is, so you're saying, okay, so not only should women not vote, but they
03:42:46.400
They shouldn't be able to hold any political positions?
03:42:49.820
Okay, so why would they be expected to work and provide, which is a role that a male is
03:42:54.980
supposed to perform for his family, but not be able to vote?
03:42:58.320
We don't expect them to work inside of a patriarchal system.
03:43:01.000
Okay, so you're saying the women should be allowed to work, though.
03:43:05.700
That doesn't mean that they should have to work.
03:43:12.080
Because I'm telling you that I endorse a patriarchal system.
03:43:16.120
Patriarchal systems traditionally have protected women.
03:43:18.560
If women are working, though, wouldn't that be considered the job of a man?
03:43:22.760
There could be interest that they have, or they might need a little part-time cash or
03:43:27.720
But if you contracted 50% of the workforce, which would be female tomorrow, wages would
03:43:32.080
fucking skyrocket, and I guarantee you men would be making a lot more money.
03:43:35.060
So the question becomes, if you're inside of a patriarchal system, the patriarchy itself
03:43:42.680
They say, no, you're not allowed to hold political office, which was the tradition
03:43:46.820
No, you're not allowed to vote, which was the tradition of the United States.
03:43:50.920
Well, you realize that the United States is a corporation, right?
03:44:07.380
Okay, so what I'm getting at here is, so women should be able to work and fulfill roles
03:44:12.480
at corporations and at jobs, but they shouldn't be able to-
03:44:17.240
They shouldn't be able to fulfill a political role in office.
03:44:29.080
So, yes, women should be capable of working and should be able to work if they choose to
03:44:38.020
When you're living inside of, again, a patriarchal society, what would your actual problem with
03:44:48.140
My actual deviation would just be more along the lines of traditional nuclear family roles.
03:44:53.640
Why would that not exist inside of a patriarchal system?
03:45:01.720
We're seeing women pushing for young girls to never get married, to just stay sexually
03:45:08.660
promiscuous and just go get a job in gender studies.
03:45:13.760
You said we live in a benevolent patriarchy where you guys allow us to vote.
03:45:18.200
I said the best thing about a benevolent patriarchy is that they don't use the enforcement arm
03:45:25.780
Saying the best thing about something implies that it exists.
03:45:28.780
You just told me stop talking in the middle of my conversation because you got pwned.
03:45:30.800
Until I get, until I finish, until I finish this.
03:45:50.020
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So go drop us a little subscribe on this channel, please.
03:47:06.360
Now, do you want to have this engagement now that we're done with this one?
03:47:09.960
In just a sec, kill of cereal, pick 6'2", 180K a year, fit 8-inch PP, but has a horrible world outlook, bad attitude in general.
03:47:19.380
5'2", 30K a year, chubby, 5'4", PP, has a positive outlook, and oozes confidence and swagger.
03:47:39.280
So then I don't have a negative life 24-7 around me.
03:47:57.580
Yo, Marcus, thank you for the 20 gifted memberships.
03:48:11.660
And you gotta pick one, otherwise your whole family gets wiped out.
03:48:14.340
I mean, if I pick one, they're gonna die anyway, so.
03:48:19.960
I mean, if I picked one of those guys, my family would probably die anyway, so.
03:48:24.340
Yeah, I'd probably pick the 6'2 guy, because I'm tall.
03:48:33.360
Shoot, I really don't know, and this is genuinely, I apologize.
03:48:36.840
I agree with you, but I guess if we're going off of morals and whatnot, I would go with morally,
03:48:44.300
but, you know, looks are really, really nice, but I think morals just trump it just a little.
03:48:51.800
Unfortunately, if you force me to choose, you know.
03:48:59.860
Tall, rich, fit, large peen, terrible, horrible world outlook and bad attitude in general,
03:49:06.800
or 5'2, 30K a year, chubby, 4-inch peen, but positive outlook and oozes confidence and swagger?
03:49:21.760
Could I change my answer, actually, to the first guy?
03:49:26.700
Well, just because I heard you reread it again, and I, you know, didn't process fully.
03:49:36.260
I do think that there's a provider aspect as well to the first guy and everything.
03:49:49.880
Well, I think it's an aspect of taking care of himself, and that gives self-assurance that already radiates confidence, you know,
03:49:57.800
and so I can respect a lot of those aspects, but, you know.
03:50:04.140
Given the implied consent stance scenarios that the man is asleep and the woman hops on,
03:50:08.300
the man said the night before he wanted to conserve his seed, she keeps going despite his ass to stop.
03:50:23.380
I mean, if he said to stop, like, she should stop, but, I mean, I don't know.
03:50:40.960
Andrew, explain why you believe tone and delivery aren't important in debate.
03:50:46.440
I understand it doesn't change the logic of your argument.
03:50:49.540
But acting as though it doesn't matter is literally retarded.
03:50:53.580
The only reason that you think that is because it's women being made uncomfortable.
03:50:58.260
If this was the tone with men, which you take all the time, you'd be in the audience fucking cheering me like you probably already have.
03:51:06.140
It's only because it's women being made uncomfortable.
03:51:10.940
No, he just understands that women don't understand things at a certain tone.
03:51:17.800
A lot of women, though, I was raised by a single father.
03:51:22.120
So, you're capable of rationality, just most women aren't.
03:51:26.100
A lot of times, if you approach a woman emotionally or in a tone that sounds emotional.
03:51:35.720
No, but the fact is, if you approach a conversation with a certain tone that is offensive to women, most of their brains turn off.
03:51:48.760
Do you think that there's anything that I can say to a woman who is a libertarian feminist to explain to her that she's actually a libertarian feminist and not a right-wing conservative?
03:52:05.440
There's something I can say to a condescending asshole.
03:52:08.780
To tell him I'm not a feminist and he'll believe it.
03:52:13.200
I mean, Jesus showed love to people and with his words as well.
03:52:17.020
Yeah, and he called them pit of vipers and he called them Pharisees and he ran them out of the temple after he fashioned a whip.
03:52:40.200
I feel like it gives me more leeway to be meaner back when it comes to arguing.
03:52:45.680
That's why it is a problem, though, because I understand that I'm a very masculine woman because of, you know, no dad.
03:52:53.700
However, lots of other women, like she has just said, are scared of retaliation from men and are scared of talking to men in a similar tone.
03:53:03.800
It's not about, what I said has nothing to do with feelings.
03:53:06.280
You think they think I'm going to go beat them up?
03:53:10.760
But over time, that's kind of something that's naturally ingrained in you.
03:53:15.080
Maybe you're not going to beat me up, but like 200 years ago, you would have stoned me to death.
03:53:18.820
And, you know, that tends to travel over decades.
03:53:23.120
Ancestor maybe possibly getting stoned to death a thousand years ago means something to you now.
03:53:30.660
My point is that in general, women are less likely to talk back to me.
03:53:36.780
Most women are never, most women are never made to feel uncomfortable by a man.
03:53:41.500
And so when they are, a lot of women panic and freak the fuck out.
03:53:46.180
Whereas a man in that situation would attack back.
03:53:53.100
If the feminist egalitarian belief is that we're fucking equal and interchangeable widgets,
03:54:00.700
And you're the only part of this that's been entertaining so far.
03:54:04.000
I think that, you know, you kind of represent like the, what is the polar opposite to the
03:54:10.940
feminist in an opposite end of the spectrum where the feminists represent a very radicalized,
03:54:30.480
No, you are representing a very radicalized version of what it is to be a man.
03:54:36.720
And you are speaking in such a way that is very condescending.
03:54:42.760
If I'm on the extreme end of toxic femininity, that would make it, what?
03:54:52.760
If that's the extreme end to the toxic feminist, wouldn't that be toxic masculinity?
03:54:57.300
What you're essentially espousing here are, what I'm getting at, is very radical beliefs.
03:55:06.440
They're not in the middle and they're not in line with the center.
03:55:09.840
Most people's belief sets are, you'd say the majority of the population's belief sets are
03:55:16.540
And then you have some of the people who are like super ultra radical on both sides of the
03:55:24.940
And they end up being both toxic to the nuclear family.
03:55:28.140
Yeah, what do you think that, do you think that people who call Alex Jones' beliefs radical
03:55:38.540
Do you think that people who call Alex Jones' beliefs radical are correct?
03:55:42.880
The reason I bring Alex Jones up and his beliefs and whether or not they're radical is because
03:55:46.680
there's millions upon millions of people who say that they're radical beliefs.
03:55:51.280
And just calling something radical, by the way, leftist tactic, just calling my beliefs
03:55:59.240
I'm trying to explain right now is there's more centric beliefs and then there's beliefs
03:56:04.460
that you would see on opposite sides of any spectrum.
03:56:11.760
But what I would say is that both sides, when you're way too much on this crazy, deranged,
03:56:18.860
I hate men spectrum versus this other very degrading, I hate women spectrum-
03:56:26.380
Well, you're saying women shouldn't be able to vote.
03:56:35.720
You're talking about the questions you're pointing at all the women on this table here
03:56:41.500
are very much about your values based on your looks.
03:56:54.620
You shouldn't be able to have a role in government.
03:57:01.480
Yeah, so why was it such a big issue to try to essentially ask us about our numbers?
03:57:05.640
Because you took a position that I found absurd, so I argued it.
03:57:10.380
That's fine, but here's the problem with when you have the females-
03:57:12.780
Do you think when I do debates with women, I come out and go,
03:57:21.960
Yeah, but I feel like we're going to finish the argument real quick.
03:57:31.600
I would say not believing in the Constitution in the United States is kind of radical.
03:57:37.320
Well, it was in the Constitution that we had slavery.
03:57:54.260
But you're making the argument to me, I don't believe in the Constitution.
03:57:57.160
When I put it right back on you, neither do you.
03:58:13.300
Okay, so I just wanted to ask this, and I wanted to come at this from a Christian perspective,
03:58:19.860
I'm not trying to, like, back you into a corner or anything.
03:58:22.860
So a lot of times on this show, I've seen a lot of girls who claim to be Christian.
03:58:26.580
They come on here, and they're like, oh, yeah, you know, I'm on OF, or I'm doing X, Y, and Z thing.
03:58:31.120
And, you know, you or someone else points out, well, that's kind of conflicting, right?
03:58:37.460
So do you think that sometimes that your delivery can be kind of conflicting with Christian values?
03:58:42.040
I know that Jesus flipped the tables and everything, but I think there is a time and a place,
03:58:46.680
and I think there is a way to conduct yourself.
03:58:48.720
And I know that being polite, you know, and debates don't really go together a lot of times.
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Andrew, earlier, you said that patriarchies have historically protected women.
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There was probably something about not raping women, but they probably still raped the shit
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Yeah, but you don't have evidence for your point either.
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So here, Constantine, after he took, or converted over, inside of the Byzantine Empire, yes,
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of course, there was a doctrine that women were to be protected.
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And the reason that this happened is because one of the great assets when it comes to wartime
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Can you tell me the specific tenets of the doctrine?
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No, I don't need to give you the specific code to note that there is one.
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That's a genetic, what you're making right now is a genetic fallacy.
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I'm using the same fallacy that you've been using on all of us, which is show me the exact
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evidence, show me the exact date, time, whatever.
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When did I say that on an exacting, when it wasn't the position that you postulated?
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You said that patriarchies have historically protected women.
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And I just gave an example that you agreed with.
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Okay, but that is false in more cases than it is.
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Then give me a case where it's false and we'll argue it.
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I would like someone else to be able to say it.
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Like I said, because you don't fucking know one.
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Like, this is the absurdity of what you're arguing.
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Women should relinquish their rights to what a man like you, who is going to treat them
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in a belittling way, condescending way, and kind of an authoritarian way.
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I thought you just said you should submit to your husband.
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Isn't your husband an authority if you submit to him?
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It's saying, it doesn't say men should force women to submit.
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Then if they gave up their right to vote, wouldn't they be willingly be submitting to men?
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Can't somebody just get their point across without being interjected?
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Listen, it wouldn't be willful if the woman didn't have a choice.
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And you're saying taking the choice away from her.
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If women gave up their right to vote tomorrow, wouldn't that be submission?
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It's not willful if you take away her choice, is it?
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I think it's okay to take choice away from people, especially in various circumstances
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where they don't need to have the choice to begin with.
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For instance, I think it's okay to take away your choice to do heroin.
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I think it's okay to take away your right to do an abortion.
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I think it's okay to take away all sorts of values that you might have.
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You'd be chill if the government took that away?
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I think that there is a position when it comes to authoritarianism where if there was such
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a greater good that was served, if the only way I could get rid of heroin and abortion
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But does cigarettes do the same amount of fucking damage that you see inside a society that
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you see from OnlyFans and these various things?
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I think more people die from cigarettes than OnlyFans.
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Their death itself is not the pushing of the decadence of society.
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Yes, that would move towards the decadence of society.
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How about we go around a table and ask the women here if they would be willing to date
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I hope the answer is no and that you would go get a great stud who was awesome.
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I feel like Renee is kind of down, to be honest.
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I would hope that the answer is no and you would go for a stud.
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I just want to know if you're out of curiosity.
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Do you think that things have gotten better in this country since women got the right
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I don't think that it's fair to use women as the scapegoat for all the problems in our country.
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I can actually point to the exact reason why things in our society are going wrong.
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Actually, I'm going to go a little bit deeper with that.
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And I'm going to talk about the large investment hedge funds like BlackRock, Vanguard, State
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Street Capital, many of the large funds that are investing in eugenics programs in our
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country, investing in the destruction of the nuclear family.
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And I mean, I would guess, I'm just guessing the majority of the board members and the shareholders
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Because those big hedge funds, if anything, they're destroying mom and pop businesses and
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So they exist because of the unfettered multiplicationism.
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Yes, because of monopolies, because they allow these big giant corporations.
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How many of these big corporations had to shut down during the lockdowns?
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But the small mom and pops, they all had to close their doors and they all suffered because
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What I'm getting at, your question was, women are voting Democrat.
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Yeah, you think there would have been mass mandates if women weren't out there screaming
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Well, I would say the women are mostly voting Democrat because of what they're seeing in
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music, media, Hollywood, mainstream media, Cardi B, right?
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...and how they've mastered men in a game of chess.
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So the majority of the reason our nation is going to hell in a handbasket is because
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of what people are consuming from these mainstream media outlets, entertainment, Hollywood, so
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And a lot of those big corporate interests, those big companies, they are large in part
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Well, then just to answer the simple question that she asked, then, simple, super simple.
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If women were not able to vote, would any of that be happening?
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To create the reaction, to create the solution.
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Well, can you name a causation that has no correlation?
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Rhino Girl, please stop until you can speak in something other than talking points.
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You obviously are a lukewarm conservative at best and lack faith in the Lord.
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We have David Treziak coming in here in just a sec.
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Has he taken any time to show you what you need to live?
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So you're saying that Andrew should let women be mean to him and be soft and weak because
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You thought since he was a Christian, you can use him as a punching bag.
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That says more about you than Andrew, who Christianity is not a pacifist religion, I think he meant
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So I would never, ever want to use Andrew as a punching bag.
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I like a lot of his points, actually, and the point I was making is I don't think anyone
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should be used as a punching bag, and the difference between Satan and people who are
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maybe Satanist is because they're still people, they're still human beings, and there's room
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And I think if we treat people as if there's no room to change or room to grow, it's condemning,
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and it doesn't give the people the option to change.
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V.V., the principles of love of the sinner but hate the sin is backed by scripture.
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What's difficult is that often our modern worlds confuse love with excusing or ignoring
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That is the point of me being here, is to give pushback to your ideologies.
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My purpose is not here to be nice and kind and fill your ass with smoke.
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My purpose is here to destroy your ideology, mangle it the worst way I possibly can, and
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basically drub it through the street, tar and feather it.
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It wouldn't matter if all of you were men, gone into the same room with them, don't care.
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Mr. Travolta with the 100 British pounds, I think.
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I don't agree with anything she says, but she's very thoughtful, eloquent, and knows
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Andrew is just triggered because she doesn't believe in God.
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You guys should also do a debate on Thursday and Friday.
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So, before we get back into some dating-related stuff, these are always interesting questions
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that are, you know, because, you know, you know.
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Generally speaking, are men physically stronger than women?
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You know, just me and Andrew have encountered a couple who, a few times, that disagree, and
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This is related to our feminism conversation, but go ahead.
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I have a general view that, like, the feminist thing, you guys know, I think, like, society
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is sexist, and we have, like, this internalized sexist view of ourselves.
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And that causes us to be, like, negatively impacted.
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But when you say society is sexist, towards who?
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It's not, okay, it's not sexist towards females, and, like, it discriminates from what
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But there is an inherent sexism, like, weaved into the thread of our existence on this planet
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just by the nature of our gender roles and what is expected from each of us.
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It's like the Christian thing, but my argument's maybe that that has, like, some negative impact.
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But, okay, you can say something, you can say something sexist to a man, in my opinion,
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but, like, because it's like, it's like, can you be racist towards a black person?
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Yes, you can be racist towards a white person, but it's not the same as the societal oppression
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that black people as a race have experienced and women as a gender have experienced.
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Well, when you say men, you're talking about on an individual level, but can you be sexist
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Um, I think I could meet a girl out there who could do it.
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Like, who could, I think it would have to be a very strong girl.
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I can't, I can't wait to get into this as soon as he's done going around the table.
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Well, hold on, there's misandry and there's misogyny.
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And then you have sexism, which could be, could be sexist towards men, sexist towards
04:12:50.180
I, well, I'm saying, like, she just hates men because I'd say sexism is more of an act
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taken, like, to discriminate against someone versus one is just a distaste.
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Like, a misandrist is someone who just generally hates men and someone who is sexist towards
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men would do things to, like, decrease their opportunities in the future.
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So you, are you saying you can be sexist towards men?
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I think that it's hard to be sexist towards a man.
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It's not common for women to be sexist towards men.
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Um, like I said, it's inhibiting someone's progression in life.
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So I, I don't mean, I don't mean, like, they're saying, like, oh, you're ugly because...
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Let's say a woman is the CEO of a company and she's interviewing a man and a woman for
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And she hires the woman purely on the basis that she's a woman.
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Now, misandry would be if a girl walks around and says, fuck you in every guy's face that
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Like, you're broke and you're ugly because she just hates men.
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So I'm saying it's harder to enact sexism against men in society.
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Whereas misandry is, like, way more, like, possible and easy.
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You mean because women are asking men for more shit, essentially?
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No, I'm saying that you have to have power to oppress.
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So the woman would have to be in a position of power to commit a sexist act against a man.
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No, women are going to men for all those things.
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So too is Andrew and other uncomfortable truths.
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Anyway, I thought that's what you just said, though.
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Women have to ask men for more things because historically, and like you said, like your
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own beliefs, you think that women should have to ask men for more things.
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But that would have nothing to do with the other thing.
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Well, even if I thought, and it was my belief that all the things that you're saying should
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Wouldn't make your descriptive claim that it is happening true.
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But back to your descriptive claim itself, women are going...
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So your definition here, that's all I'm interested in, is that misandry only can exist if you're
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No, sexism only exists if you're in power over a man.
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So you're saying that women are not in positions to do that because they have no power over
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Um, I'd say they have less, not that much sexual power over men either.
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Actually, I don't think I would be performing my own abortion.
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So when it comes to sexual power, don't women have more sexual power than men do?
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The question was whether or not I think that men can experience sexism.
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Yeah, but then we got to your definition, and that's what we're going off of, is your definition
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of what is sexism, and you said, oh, what sexism is, you have to be in a position of
04:16:24.220
So if that's the case, women have sexual power, right?
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So if a woman aborted her baby because her husband, and her husband didn't, or not her
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husband, her boyfriend or whatever didn't want her to.
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Well, I'm saying by your definition, isn't that power?
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Yeah, and isn't that being applied specifically to the opposite sex?
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But it isn't an act of sexism because it wasn't on the basis of his gender, was it?
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That's actually how it was selected was on the basis of his sex.
04:16:54.240
Yeah, because otherwise he would have a say in the abortion, wouldn't he?
04:16:57.260
Well, they wouldn't have had a child because it would have been two women.
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What I'm saying to you is, is that it's selected that he's not allowed to have a decision
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Well, if he could become pregnant, then he could have a decision.
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Wait, wait, that's, that's really a strange, a strange way to go about it.
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So, if it's something which is inherent, if there's some type of like inherent distinction
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or inherent, uh, difference, then it doesn't fall in the realm of sexism.
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I was saying if it's not on the basis of someone's gender or sex, then it's not sexism.
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And that her aborting a baby is not on the basis of the opposite person's gender or sex.
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Can any man make the decision for a female to have an abortion or not?
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So, that seems like it's highly targeted towards a single sex then.
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Yeah, but the women are the ones carrying the child and not the men.
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Why are you having sex with someone who wants abortions?
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Why are you having sex with someone who wants abortions?
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This whole little argument, I don't know at this point.
04:18:30.120
Well, why is it that you can answer affirmatively to that question, but not to the question...
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Because it's just like how she said, like, can you be racist towards a white man?
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We're going to forget right where we were at, though, but okay.
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Yes, you can discriminate against them based on the color of their skin.
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Systematic disadvantages to a certain population or group based on their ethnic or national identity.
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I don't understand what's so painful about that.
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So, no, you can't be racist towards white people.
04:19:20.380
No, I said you can be racist towards them, but it'll never be in the same, like, extent.
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It's like you can commit an act of racism, but it's not like...
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If the group that is perpetuating the action is not in power, then it doesn't make sense.
04:19:47.600
Can Asian people be racist towards black people?
04:19:52.580
Can black people be racist towards Asian people?
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Because I'd say that the black American experience is very unique, whereas Asian people who experience
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racism, a lot of them are immigrants and not...
04:20:06.900
Can black people be racist towards Native Americans?
04:20:11.860
I mean, Japanese Americans were in internment camps.
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I'm saying that societally, there's been a group that has experienced the most racism.
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This is, like, something that I really, like, can't really speak on because I'm obviously
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just uneducated and I don't really want to put myself in that position.
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Why are you so quick to affirmatively answer all those other questions?
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But when it comes to racism towards white people, you're incapable of simply answering
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So why were you able to answer on behalf of those other races?
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What if I told you racism happened against white people every day?
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Well, then it's happening, so you don't deny it, right?
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Like, if that's what's going on, and people are being sexist towards men, then yes.
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But at the same time, I do agree with her statement that, like, if you are the majority,
04:22:19.860
It's still whatever it may be, but it doesn't hit as hard if you are the majority.
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We're having a heated conversation about sexism and racism and...
04:22:44.920
Guys, if you're coming over from Stay Safe, if you can, drop us a little follow in the chat.
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Hope, I don't know if you did Sunken Temple today.
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He's playing World of Warcraft Classic, Season of Discovery.
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One World of Warcraft-related question for the table.
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Would you date a guy who played a male human warlock?
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Wait, do you actually believe that, though, or are you just kind of like, all right, move
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Wait, yeah, sure, to the question I just asked you, or yeah, sure, you can be racist with them?
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I mean, there's no point in giving my opinion when you're just going to go to the point that
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I just, I'll hear your opinion, and then I'll move on to the next person.
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Some of my ancestors came over as indentured servants.
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You kids' understanding of history and culture is pathetic.
04:24:56.200
Well, the originating term of slave comes from...
04:25:07.240
Really quick, we're going to continue on this thread.
04:25:09.060
Kyle Kelsey, dude, I don't know if you're still watching.
04:25:13.200
Kyle, I mentioned this at the beginning of the show.
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You super chatted last show, I believe, or a show before.
04:25:27.260
Normally, we're very good with making sure we get every single Streamlabs message, every single super chat.
04:25:34.440
If you want to DM me on Instagram, at whatever, we will...
04:25:38.640
If you want to just submit a message that I'll just treat as a super chat, we'll do that.
04:25:44.100
I apologize, Kyle, that we missed your super chat last show.
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He says, the annoying blondie and the annoying 19-year-old makes me want to turn on Channel 1, 9, listen to Mud Duck out in the desert, stay safe on the sideways and byways.
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Okay, we'll get the rest of the super chats a little bit later on.
04:26:12.220
For the sexist and racist question, I think answers both is yes.
04:26:27.660
So, Renee's a little bit of an outlier here with her answer.
04:26:30.580
Well, there's, I'd say there's personal instances of racism and sexism and there's, as a whole, generally in society, racism and sexism.
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They're phenomenons that we experience every day.
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So, if there were hiring practices that are put in place by corporations that said to deprioritize white men in hiring and to hire people who are part of, quote unquote, minority groups,
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somehow women are included in, I don't know how that works, but to prioritize hiring women and hiring people of color, would that be evidence of racism or sexism against white men?
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It goes against the Civil Rights Act, I believe, right?
04:27:14.700
So, you are familiar with, like, DEI practices and affirmative action?
04:27:18.420
Yeah, DEI and affirmative action, but you can't do that.
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But it's illegal, it's illegal to not hire them on a basis of race.
04:27:29.140
Um, I would say that is an experience of racism.
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You don't have to be a murderer to know murder is real or wrong.
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Well, isn't it illegal to pay men and women different wages?
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So, so are you conceding, like, you don't believe in the wage gap then?
04:28:12.640
I'd never said that I didn't believe what you thought happened.
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It's illegal, so it can't possibly happen, right?
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And I bet, I'm sure that there have been hiring practices against white people put into place for certain corporations.
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But for many other corporations, they exclusively hire people they already know.
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It does, because people feel comfortable around their own race.
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Um, just like maybe an Asian company would only want to more so hire Asian, um, employees, they feel comfortable around their own race.
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I'm just saying systematically over time, because white people have been in such a higher place of power, they've been able to do that and connect with their communities in a more comprehensive way than other races.
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Why should we defer to the definition of racism being only institutional authority, rather than defer to a definition of racism?
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I acknowledged both of their existence, and I said, I delineated one of them, and I conceded that the other one doesn't exist.
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Then if the other form of racism exists, aren't people just as capable, black, white, whatever, of being just as racist as the next person?
04:29:18.460
Yeah, okay, yeah, I'll concede that, but I'm just saying I don't want that to be used to belittle or demean, like, how much more I think systematic oppression is impactful versus these one-off acts of discrimination.
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Although they do, are bad, and obviously I don't condone that.
04:29:34.840
Yeah, but how do you quantify systemic oppression?
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It would be quantifying if you looked at the data.
04:29:46.780
Yeah, so how would we quantify, and by what methodology would you use to quantify whether or not something was systemic racism or not?
04:29:58.420
You'd have to use qualitative and quantifiable factors.
04:30:00.960
Okay, what qualitative and quantitative factors would you use?
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Well, you'd probably have to do some poll research.
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But that would just be, if you're polling, that would just be asking people how they felt, essentially, right?
04:30:16.960
No, I'm asking you for your opinion, and if it's based around objective fact, instead of feelings, in fact.
04:30:30.660
How would you go about trying to figure out how you would quantify what is systemic racism?
04:30:41.240
So it's just something that we know happened historically.
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If you go to, no, if you go to history classes or political science classes...
04:30:46.320
Well, if it's not quantifiable, right, and it's not empirical, then how is it anything other than a feeling?
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You said the thing about the patriarchy protecting women earlier, and you brought up the example of the Byzantine Empire.
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Yeah, but I wasn't looking for something which was quantified then.
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It's not looking at something that's quantified either.
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What unit would you even use to quantify systematic racism?
04:31:13.600
So if you're just using years incarcerated, though...
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I just already know what argument you're going to make, so I don't know why you're talking with me.
04:31:28.540
Like, why aren't we pulling up actual definitions of words and then asking people's opinions instead of going on feelings?
04:31:32.560
People can't come up with whatever definition for whatever thing they want.
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Do you think that slavery had zero lasting impact?
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Like, do you think they just, after Reconstruction, they just made that...
04:31:53.480
I mean, you wouldn't let her talk for like five minutes over here.
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Because I was already in the middle of having a debate.
04:31:59.360
No, I was in the middle of having a debate with her.
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Just saying that anybody come up with a definition of anything.
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I mean, but then that throws every argument that you've put on the table out the door this entire time.
04:32:31.460
So if a person comes up with a definition, they might have a definition which deviates from whatever you find in the dictionary.
04:32:40.660
But that's a metaphysical truth, not a socially constructed one.
04:33:07.040
No, but like it's like explaining how do you explain the word do?
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A person can make a definition for whatever they want.
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I don't care about like opinion of a definition.
04:33:23.440
Yeah, so you're just going to appeal to an authority though, right?
04:33:32.020
It's sometimes cylindrical object that can contain fluids.
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But that's a very stupid argument because at the end of the day...
04:33:50.000
And if you're going to ask somebody what their opinion of a cup is...
04:33:53.060
If someone can't say, oh, well, it might be a cat.
04:34:00.500
And then let people give their opinions based on their understanding.
04:34:02.940
If they're going based on something that's in the clouds they don't even have any understanding of,
04:34:08.320
Yeah, you have to define terms when you're going to have a discussion.
04:34:17.940
A chair is literally an inanimate object that you can sit on.
04:34:32.080
Look, I'm not a cushion or a chair connoisseur, okay?
04:34:35.660
Pull up the definition of a chair and then we'll discuss what a chair is.
04:34:40.840
What I'm saying to you, what makes the definition that you pull up of the chair an authority on what a chair is?
04:34:50.040
Pull up the guy who originally invented chairs and then we'll talk about what he made chairs to be.
04:34:55.540
So you're appealing to an authority, which is fallacious.
04:35:04.620
I just always appeal to authority when I make arguments?
04:35:10.400
You can't just say, oh, well, someone feels like two plus two equals five.
04:35:17.040
It's not a fair – like you're asking a question.
04:35:20.180
Can this person – can someone be sexist to men?
04:35:25.600
At the end of the day, bring up the actual definition of what you –
04:35:30.180
What makes that the definitive definition other than appealing to the authority that it is?
04:35:37.320
That's what I asked her to do and you have a problem with it.
04:35:39.660
No, because it's not – it's like a waste of a back and forth.
04:35:46.000
Like if you can't sit down and prove this is where I'm getting my ideology from,
04:35:51.920
then everyone's just sitting here talking about feelings and it's going in circles.
04:35:59.380
The word cool can mean cold or it can mean awesome
04:36:02.500
or it can mean all sorts of different shit other than the word cool.
04:36:09.460
If you say, look, I only use this dictionary definition of this thing.
04:36:16.040
But what if somebody has a different definition than what the dictionary is?
04:36:22.840
Pull up the different variations of the actual word.
04:36:27.120
No, because you're saying what makes that right?
04:36:37.020
A person coming up with their own definition, something to go by.
04:36:40.700
So what makes the dictionary definition correct?
04:36:42.360
You can't say when I'm saying apple, I really mean orange,
04:36:44.920
or you're not going to be able to actually have conversations.
04:36:48.000
But if you were to say, I call this a la flip-a-doo,
04:36:50.560
and I call this a doodoodle, and this is the apple, and this is the orange,
04:36:56.040
I think what's happening with a lot of the progressive ideology
04:37:02.220
and then when they're describing what they are describing as racism or sexism or murder,
04:37:07.220
they've actually tried to redefine it with their own new invented definition of what that is.
04:37:12.600
And I think what Keisha's saying is, can you lay out what your definition is
04:37:19.000
That's exactly what we were doing when I asked her her definition.
04:37:31.580
No, not only am I understanding, I'll still manage it.
04:37:36.180
Why would my definition mean anything when we're asking a question about her belief?
04:37:49.360
and then that would actually explain some of the miscommunications happening.
04:37:57.300
Actually, there is miscommunication because I think too many of the progressives...
04:37:59.760
Because you're confused and you're confused, but we were never confused.
04:38:07.920
You're so fucking low IQ, I can barely talk to you.
04:38:13.720
If you were to actually attack it at their definition,
04:38:19.280
That's why I asked her for the definition to destroy her argument.
04:38:21.940
The problem is you're not actually disputing it with what the correct definition is,
04:38:26.040
and that's what Keisha's trying to point you and clue you in on.
04:38:29.900
Yeah, tell her what it is so she can see that she...
04:38:38.520
Yes, you can be racist and sexist towards white people and men.
04:38:42.420
You can be racist and sexist towards a white man.
04:38:45.140
My other definition is something that I feel like they teach us in school.
04:38:48.280
And that's wrong because they're redefining terms.
04:38:52.980
There's always been two meanings in the dictionary for both of them, though.
04:38:56.880
Under the true original definition of racism, absolutely, everyone is capable.
04:39:04.800
I think the problem is the progressives, they've decided we're just going to now redefine what
04:39:10.700
racism is, and then in their new definition of it, they're excluding white people, and
04:39:16.880
Because they're turning into the definition saying there has to be a power imbalance, right?
04:39:25.160
And I think that's the point here is if you talk about, no, the only true definition of
04:39:29.980
racism is discriminating against somebody based on their race, period.
04:39:34.440
Because if you said that, I would have ceded that, yes, you can do that.
04:39:39.680
Okay, and I think that's the definition we're going off because we're not acknowledging their
04:39:43.680
Because what they're actually doing is they're merging together what they believe was originally
04:39:48.820
They've just merged that into just generalized racism.
04:39:50.880
I literally don't care how they define a thing.
04:39:56.400
I want to know how they define it so that I can get into the argument and destroy the
04:40:06.300
That would be order destroying an argument and replacing it would be order.
04:40:08.760
See how when I defined racism, she was able to concede and say, well, yes, you can be racist
04:40:13.960
She can concede to your definition, but I would still like to know what she means by institutional
04:40:18.300
racism, how we quantify that, and why we should cede to that definition to begin with.
04:40:23.460
I don't even need to give a counter definition in order to go into the worldview.
04:40:33.640
Appealing to a dictionary definition doesn't mean it's the correct definition.
04:40:45.040
When you make an argument, I don't have to do anything but internally critique it because
04:40:53.060
Do you believe that Reconstruction was done perfectly?
04:41:14.480
Um, was it done in a way so that we currently have no systematic injustice, discrimination,
04:41:29.860
In fact, you somewhat agreed with it a tiny little tiny bit.
04:41:34.680
So, yeah, so there might be some, but that doesn't mean that there's more than there
04:41:40.320
It doesn't mean that there's less or more than there are against whites.
04:41:43.580
It doesn't mean that there's less or more than there are against this or that.
04:41:48.260
But I said it in the contents of Reconstruction.
04:41:52.780
There could still be overhaul systems, but there could be other factors which lead to
04:41:56.580
other races being more racially profiled, perhaps, or more systems against them.
04:42:00.260
I don't think that any other race has experienced a worse, not cleavage, but historical acts
04:42:11.280
And I'd say that they're, yeah, but besides that, can't you say that definitively then
04:42:17.220
they, in society, experience a general level of inequality that is higher than a white person?
04:42:22.700
That's a different argument, asking it then and now.
04:42:25.300
Well, I asked you if you thought Reconstruction was perfect and.
04:42:28.860
Yeah, but when you said perfect, all you did was say that you would admit that there could
04:42:39.720
Planned Parenthood targeting black communities?
04:42:42.980
That would not be an inequality that's done from the government level.
04:42:46.800
That would be an institutional progressive lobbying group.
04:42:51.320
Well, it would be a progressive lobbying group that's doing that.
04:42:54.080
The government's not forcing blacks to have abortions.
04:43:01.980
You elected people who forced blacks to have abortions or?
04:43:04.760
Is the institutions in the government actually targeting specific races?
04:43:12.540
I think in that particular case she's asking yes.
04:43:15.300
If Planned Parenthood itself, well, that was her argument.
04:43:17.600
Any or any institution within the United States is targeting specific races of people?
04:43:28.040
It happens with, now, like I said, racism and sexism can happen with.
04:43:33.260
I'm not willing to concede immediately that it happens more to one group than another.
04:43:42.040
I'm not, like I said, racism can happen to anybody, but, for example, human trafficking,
04:43:48.760
for example, if, I think someone, I was doing an interview with someone running for Congress,
04:43:55.160
and they said where four children will go missing of brown, white, black background,
04:44:02.700
at least 5,000 indigenous women and children will go missing, and DHS is involved in this.
04:44:14.760
Like, a bunch of different agencies from the government are actually involved in trafficking
04:44:24.820
Well, there's a lot of, what my point is, there is a lot of government agencies that
04:44:29.540
White people can get racism as well, but there is government agencies involved in a lot of
04:44:36.720
Do you think they target white people by kind of shutting down any argument by basically
04:44:41.860
saying, you can't even have a say in this, you're white?
04:44:47.980
I mean, you're kind of, like, scoffing, but if you can't.
04:44:52.080
In this conversation, yeah, probably, but not in the government.
04:44:54.780
No, but what I'm saying is, if you're basically negating somebody's perspective purely based
04:44:58.300
on their race, and they can't even have a perspective on it, isn't that kind of racist?
04:45:04.440
Nobody ever said anyone was negating anyone's perspective.
04:45:07.700
Wait, like, were you not here for all the riots that happened, where the government, inside
04:45:12.900
these major metropolitan areas, literally cleared their police forces out so that people could
04:45:17.400
riot, loot, destroy, take over whole city blocks, things like that?
04:45:23.640
But that's not actively discriminating against white people.
04:45:26.900
That's pretty actively discriminating against a certain group, again, by involving another
04:45:38.920
Do we have records of who profited slash owned slaves in the U.S.?
04:45:43.200
Why are all, and only, white people held responsible?
04:45:46.980
Also, you know, when you look at the slave trade, too, we're also some of the first to end it.
04:45:51.620
So, we're always held responsible for that as well.
04:45:54.880
Well, I also think it's interesting that the generalization to say, you know, we hear a
04:46:01.020
lot of times leftists blaming all white people for this, that, and the other, and the reality
04:46:06.140
is as many people even that live in the United States that are white, their family immigrated
04:46:16.440
So, how would you hold them responsible for things that happen?
04:46:19.620
I don't think we have to hold them responsible at all.
04:46:21.900
They're just benefiting from the institutional power.
04:46:25.060
No, and I don't disagree, and I don't, and I don't, I mean, what's it called?
04:46:29.200
And I don't immediately disagree with white people just on the basis that they're white.
04:46:34.100
No, I don't think you necessarily, I was, like, extrapolating something that happens
04:46:39.260
So, it's basically like, oh, you can't have an opinion because you weren't impacted by
04:46:44.800
And that kind of happens with men on certain topics, like, you don't have a uterus, shut
04:46:48.580
Or you weren't involved, you weren't a slave, so you can't, you don't know what it's like
04:46:54.360
As if people who aren't that exact thing, then they can't have an opinion.
04:47:00.620
I think that's what I was talking, I wasn't saying specifically you.
04:47:02.920
So, yeah, I, I don't know, I think they're, I think it's pretty common for, I see what
04:47:11.280
you mean from some communities, definitely, probably, like, shutting down white people's
04:47:16.160
opinions, but I think, I don't know, I don't think it's gotten to, like, a systematic level
04:47:22.100
yet where they're, like, afraid to express them in public.
04:47:26.020
I know a lot of people are kind of afraid to express things.
04:47:27.780
They get depersoned if they express the wrong opinion.
04:47:30.860
They get thrown off of all media, they get completely, I mean, they get debanked, they
04:47:35.400
get, yeah, I would say that there's a pretty institutional drive at this point that's pretty
04:47:42.520
I think that's heavier against Christians, though.
04:47:44.300
I think Christians are some of the most persecuted people in the planet.
04:47:47.160
So you think it's, you think it's wrong to shut down and oppress other people's opinions?
04:47:51.980
No, I'm making a point, a specific point about institutional, about institutional power.
04:47:57.220
Because he doesn't think I should have an opinion on who's president.
04:47:59.820
Which we all know it's going to be Trump, I'm going to be voting for Trump.
04:48:03.220
I don't understand why it's hard for you to make a disassociation between arguments.
04:48:08.840
So if you're making a disassociation with an argument, I can hold an argument in my mind
04:48:18.000
I can argue a thing without ceding it's true or false.
04:48:21.560
I can run an internal critique without ever ceding it's true or false.
04:48:25.420
Making the argument that you're wrong is not making the argument that I hold that value.
04:48:31.480
I don't know why you have had a hard time with that all night.
04:48:34.500
There's no performative contradictions to anything that I've said.
04:48:37.760
Me saying that there can be, by her definition, institutional authorities which discriminate
04:48:41.980
against people in no way, shape, or form negates me saying that limiting women's suffrage
04:48:48.500
That's not what you were talking about just now.
04:48:56.300
Okay, you weren't even talking about, you were talking about racism and how you think
04:49:02.480
that, you know, isn't it wrong to basically shut down white people, for example, having
04:49:13.980
It's not me giving any actual, like, here's my opinion, here's what I think on it.
04:49:21.400
It's literally just running a criticism on her argument.
04:49:25.760
Everyone should have a say in these things and be able to speak on these things.
04:49:29.200
No one should be trying to, you know, say you can't say certain words because we all
04:49:33.160
have freedom of speech, which is in the Constitution, which you don't believe in, but I know, you
04:49:41.540
So you think that there's a right to free speech?
04:49:49.120
We have the Constitution, which has the First Amendment.
04:49:53.100
Which refrains our government from interfering and infringing on our right to free speech.
04:50:00.380
Are they doing that with Mr. Jones right now, do you think?
04:50:04.000
Or do you think that they're impeding his free speech, his rights?
04:50:10.040
Would you say that the government's impeding his free speech?
04:50:13.400
I would say, I mean, you'd have to define, like, what...
04:50:20.860
You're talking about a civil lawsuit that happened, right?
04:50:25.280
Which I believe the accusation was, was it slander or defamation, right?
04:50:32.460
His speech, nobody's came and put a muzzle over his mouth.
04:50:36.740
Like, he technically can say whatever he wants at this point in time.
04:50:39.840
But the thing is, is if I went out there and I said something about, like, you know, something not true about the whatever podcasts say, I could be liable for that, right?
04:50:52.120
So I'm not saying whether what he said was true or not.
04:50:57.020
Well, what I'm saying is that, is it an inherent right, meaning, is this something which can be taken from you?
04:51:09.240
No, your speech, your First Amendment, you have a First Amendment right.
04:51:12.940
Let's say, okay, so let me try to phrase it the best way I can.
04:51:15.740
Let's assume another country came in and just, like, butchered all of our menfolk.
04:51:19.620
They just gunned them all down with machine guns and left all the womenfolk and said, none of you bitches got free speech anymore.
04:51:26.100
They're like, none of you bitches, no more free speech ever.
04:51:43.300
Now, right now, you can run an internal critique, and you don't even have to agree or give me a position to run one.
04:51:50.920
Okay, so your opinion is because at any moment, your rights can be taken from you, therefore, you don't have rights.
04:51:56.360
They're not inherent, meaning they don't exist absent the mind.
04:52:02.980
We should all have free speech and then act as though we should, and so we will.
04:52:16.680
It's part of your being that you have free will.
04:52:20.400
That's different than saying that there's an arbitrary right, which you have, the right to own a gun.
04:52:29.660
So the Second Amendment is a well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of the free state, the right of the people to keep in bear arms should not be infringed, right?
04:52:36.100
Now, Third Amendment, we're talking about housing.
04:52:39.200
I believe that that is, the government can't come in, take over your house during wartime, okay?
04:52:49.340
And there's not really fucking anything you can do about it.
04:52:55.160
Rights can be taken away because rights are only as good as the enforcement arm of who gives you the right.
04:53:01.020
The second you make the bold claim, I have these rights, and they're just mine because I was born with them, then you would have to show me where those rights exist absent enforcement.
04:53:11.000
So then what gives you the right to be the head of the household?
04:53:15.820
So your rights to be the head of the household aren't because of God commanding it, but because you have the physical brute force to subject a woman to force submission.
04:53:25.780
Because ultimately, the overarching in society is going to come down to force.
04:53:31.720
I can say that there's an ontological order that I ought to be the head of the household absent force.
04:53:39.180
But the truth is, the descriptor is that I'm only ever going to have as much power inside of the household or inside of anywhere as I can enforce.
04:53:48.980
And so are you, and so are you, and you, and you, and you, and you, and everybody.
04:53:55.440
Force and force are essentially the same dynamic.
04:53:58.640
Well, I've never, like my father's never forced me to do anything, but I submit by my own free will.
04:54:02.620
But I see the love of God in him, and he has shown me an example in my everyday life that I can trust him as the leader of our house.
04:54:13.380
Like women, the first person that they learn to interact with, like to love opposite sex, obviously their father.
04:54:19.740
My father says, you have to teach that daughter or your children.
04:54:23.400
You have to show them in your example that you have to trust them and that they're worthy of that respect and that they're valuable to your life.
04:54:30.300
I guess I understand what you're saying, but it misses the broader point, which is that if people came into your house to do harm to you, your father protects you from that, right?
04:54:43.480
So all this relationship and everything you have and anything you think you have a right to with your father is really still going to boil down to what can and can't be enforced.
04:54:52.340
Well, let's say he shows in his actions that he is a man of God, and he is strong and capable, and he's going to protect me and provide for me.
04:54:59.720
And so I see in that everyday action in my relationship with him that, yes, I can trust you as that authority.
04:55:06.260
Yeah, but this misses the point, though, of enforcement, that your rights, your actual rights, what you consider a right to be, is really only going to come down to how much you can enforce or not enforce that right, period.
04:55:25.060
Yes, that's why you need to have guns, because that helps to equalize force for rights.
04:55:29.720
But it really does always come down to force, and there's no way to get around that.
04:55:34.080
That is a descriptive truth of objective reality.
04:55:42.820
We can agree on things, and we can act as though these things are true, but they're not really true.
04:55:49.180
Should Christian men be trying to follow the ways of Jesus Christ and God?
04:56:08.300
These women never had their ideologies thoroughly challenged before.
04:56:16.000
Ask the panel what they think of mandatory conscription for men only.
04:56:20.500
We need to get through a bunch of chats, guys, so if you can, allow us to get through the chats, answer the questions.
04:56:30.860
However, I wouldn't be mad if a woman had to get drafted, too.
04:57:04.900
I mean, I wouldn't want to be drafted, so I'm going to say no.
04:57:07.740
I think it would be a very bad idea if women were drafted just coming from a standpoint of trying to protect your country.
04:57:21.460
At least at the bare minimum, if they were, it should not be combat roles.
04:57:31.280
I mean, like I said earlier, I don't really see the big problem with it.
04:57:34.640
I think that there are different roles that would best fit.
04:57:45.740
I thought Andrew was related to Owen and Luke Wilson.
04:57:56.600
Don't they have like that town square where they go and they all yell at each other in the town square?
04:58:11.060
YouTube takes a brutal 30% cut of all of these.
04:58:14.080
So if you want more of your patronage to go towards whatever instead of to the woke pockets of megacorp YouTube, consider doing it through Streamlabs.
04:58:28.560
These women need to actually listen to the first girl is actually brainwashed.
04:58:48.820
Why is it so hard for her to admit racism against white people as a thing?
04:58:52.140
Because our education system and media is systemically racist against white people and systemically sexist towards especially white men.
04:59:16.660
She like gets mad if I say the other thing because she hates socialists.
04:59:27.180
I would say that a lot of people tend to think that the education system is biased.
04:59:32.900
If it is and that's why I believe the things I do, then I guess it is.
04:59:37.280
But I personally have faith in academia and wouldn't I be stupid if I didn't believe what I learned in school?
04:59:43.840
No, I mean to your point, I was a political science major.
04:59:47.240
I went through the whole system and I pretty much believed the exact opposite of everything I've ever learned because I continued my education.
04:59:54.220
I continued to read and I observed reality and I realized this doesn't make any sense.
04:59:59.680
Starting with feminist ideology, gender ideology, especially when you start having kids, you realize it's all bullshit.
05:00:09.220
But as it stands, I still think that, you know.
05:00:15.120
Well, yeah, you probably spend a fortune on it.
05:00:24.320
Do you want me to actually pull up my scholarship?
05:00:40.980
Softball is a very respectable athletic thing in the sport?
05:01:02.940
She thinks some are incapable of prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism by an individual
05:01:07.960
community or institution against a person or people on the basis of their membership
05:01:16.580
There is an alternate version of racism and sexism.
05:01:19.580
I agree that everyone can experience racism and sexism.
05:01:23.220
We have Mr. Travolta with the 100 British Pounds, Pound Sterling.
05:01:29.280
Yes, you can be racist and sexist towards white, black, or blue, or pink people.
05:01:37.520
Not all countries have a history of historic black slavery, and there's racism in those
05:01:58.780
I mean, like I said, I was just two different definitions of the word racism.
05:02:03.200
Mr. Travolta, once again, Brian, you're taking a big poop.
05:02:05.800
Why can't you come and sit down and actually run your podcast?
05:02:10.540
Anyway, I've noticed that white people are shut down because of their skin color, BTW.
05:02:16.940
I feel like he's putting his confidence in me if he has to go, you know, that's respectful.
05:02:21.620
Well, you know, actually, a lot of people, you know, say, hey, Brian, you gotta, when
05:02:25.160
Andrew's on, you gotta shut the fuck up and let Andrew talk more.
05:02:29.520
So, you know, I figured out, okay, I'll get up and meander around back there.
05:02:34.340
And then harass Nick a little bit and, you know, all that stuff.
05:02:41.900
Ask half a, oh, wait, sorry, okay, we don't read those, sorry.
05:02:55.860
And this is Canadian, too, so that's, like, $1.
05:03:02.960
Well, I'm American Indian, so I'm sovereign on both sides, so shout out to the U.S.D.
05:03:13.960
Let's talk about, let's do dating for the rest of the show.
05:03:18.800
Not my preference, but my first boyfriend was half white, half Asian.
05:03:23.380
But it's not your preference to date Asian men?
05:03:32.640
Maybe the right man, but like I said, not exactly my type.
05:03:59.320
Yeah, but she definitely has like an idolization of those, both of the countries.
05:04:06.480
So, okay, going around the table, I guess, what's everyone's type?
05:04:22.060
Do you have a racial, for everyone at the table, do you have a racial preference when
05:04:43.620
Yeah, I'd say, I'd say probably white men, but I've dated other races and I don't think
05:05:00.560
I said it earlier, D1 babies, and he didn't understand what I meant.
05:05:03.720
It's like when kids go to athletics and they're like D1, D2, D3.
05:05:13.980
But you think the guy who wants D1 babies wants you?
05:05:34.880
I'm not ruling any race out purely because of their race.
05:05:40.820
Like, it seems like a lot of Asian ladies are opting not to date Asian men.
05:05:52.140
She's like this Asian pop singer and she has a white boyfriend.
05:05:55.400
It's like all Asian women have white boyfriends.
05:06:06.180
My preference is literally just like a man of God.
05:06:10.820
I've dated predominantly white men, but I don't think I have a racial preference.
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I've dated predominantly white men as well, but no racial preference.
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I probably have also dated mostly white men as well, but I wouldn't rule out an Asian
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man if he was, like, really good looking if I was single, but maybe, I don't know.
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I mean, it would have to be something tantalizing and, well, Asian men are intelligent, usually.
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No, but you said if he was really good, yes, but you said if he was really good looking.
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You said that earlier, you said that appearance didn't matter.
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I don't have a preference, but I would like them to be taller than me.
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Wait, you're currently in a relationship, right?
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Andrew, your preference, racial preference in that?
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According to the internet, I have a black ex-wife, so maybe no preference, I guess.
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As a veteran of multiple deployments, we do not want to see you drafted.
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Not because the panel couldn't handle support jobs, but because it's feminist would weaken
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Sorry, there are no pumpkin spice lattes or AC in war from Veteran Six.
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Let's get some dating questions out of the way.
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And the fictitious black ex-wife has a warrant out for her arrest, I'm told, too.
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It's probably going to happen tomorrow, and then we'll announce it on.
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I don't think it's going to happen tonight, but okay.
05:08:28.540
All right, so let me get into my pre-show notes.
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So let's try not to linger on anything for too long.
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And try to be brief in your responses for everybody here as I'm going through all of your pre-show
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You said you've greatly shifted from being a stereotypical liberal to more conservative.
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You said you consider yourself a recovered feminist who is not traditional but fell into
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Back when you were caught up in the lifestyle of degeneracy, you were...
05:09:17.300
So the arresting officer gave me his phone number and he released me to the custody of
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my father and then he basically said to reach out to him.
05:09:26.900
So I did and we ended up having coffee and he told me he wasn't going to show up to my
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Now, this is a perfect example of female privilege.
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I was going to say, so I brought it up as a dating...
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That's why he said, do you have any interesting stories?
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But more so than it being a story about an interesting date, I actually thought it reflected
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one, men's benevolence because he was in a position where he greatly could have taken
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advantage of the situation and really kind of manipulated or pushed my boundaries in
05:10:19.740
order to kind of, you know, put himself in a situation.
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So did you end up dating the guy or you just went out with him once?
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So you didn't blow your way out of DUI, otherwise.
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I've had a police officer pull me over to get my number.
05:10:58.020
Is that like saying if he had given you the DUI earlier, you may not have gotten the DUI
05:11:03.040
No, I mean, I basically had 17 years of struggling with alcoholism.
05:11:06.460
So I went down a pretty dark path and took my now husband on that dark path.
05:11:18.800
Well, I got sober completely when I was pregnant with my son.
05:11:34.640
Women have become the villain in our modern story.
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I'm noticing it, one, with how single women actually behave.
05:11:50.560
But I am also kind of disturbed by how I see women in a position of, like, mother, being
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This might be kind of a weird example, but because of, I'm a single, or not a single
05:12:03.840
Because I'm a stay-at-home mom, some of the content that gets directed toward me, it's
05:12:12.000
But they're always really complaining about, like, their life and, oh, the kids.
05:12:18.480
And then they position it like their husband have it so easy.
05:12:21.420
And it just really kind of bothers me, because I'm like, how could your life be hard if you're
05:12:29.140
Like, I don't, like, you're sitting there with your camera, positioning yourself, like,
05:12:38.120
And not that it's not without difficulty, but I think it's, like, such a privilege and
05:12:43.940
And I just noticed that women don't really lean into their duty.
05:12:46.880
They kind of have become selfish, and they don't really care about the overall good of
05:12:57.100
You, really quick, going back to, you said you were caught up in the lifestyle of degeneracy.
05:13:04.100
Was there, was there anything else besides alcohol?
05:13:07.780
I mean, I definitely dabbled with some, like, drug use, but nothing hard, mainly, like, weed.
05:13:15.440
Um, any, like, also, are you talking, like, hookup culture stuff?
05:13:20.740
So, I wasn't really involved in hookup culture because I had, like I said, like, 19 years
05:13:31.320
Um, but what I would do in order to feed that alcoholism, I started working at bars, which
05:13:36.860
is a pretty toxic environment to be in, especially in a relationship.
05:13:40.160
Um, and I didn't really listen to my now husband at the time who was expressing concerns.
05:13:47.120
Um, I, and that's why I said, for me, I would, that would be a red flag if a man had a vice.
05:14:01.780
I was just saying, that's why, for me, it would be a red flag if a guy was leaning into
05:14:08.400
Um, and I never, I feel a ton of shame and regret for putting my husband through that.
05:14:21.380
No, so, like, for instance, on Easter, uh, someone brought a bottle of champagne and I had,
05:14:27.500
like, a cup of it, but it doesn't, it used to be, like, I wouldn't be able to stop, nor
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You drank, you drank it to, drank the Sahara dry, basically.
05:14:39.560
Uh, Devil's Advocate, was the DUI story an example of white privilege, female privilege,
05:14:45.540
Uh, female privilege, for sure, and also, like I said, men's bedevilance.
05:14:49.900
I think cops, and I had a pretty bad opinion of cops, kind of, again, based on, like, my education
05:14:57.440
and whatnot, um, but I felt like, in hindsight, that was a really good example of, I mean,
05:15:02.880
he didn't do an ethical thing, but he definitely could have taken it much further and really
05:15:07.620
pushed me to be, like, you know, being, trying to be, like, well, if you do this, then I could
05:15:11.320
not stay, or then I'll abstain from attending your hearing, but he really was actually pretty
05:15:16.440
What was it, the AA, when you got the DUI, they sent you to AA?
05:15:19.980
I mean, they send you to these classes, um, but I didn't really buy into it.
05:15:24.740
I was basically doing everything I could to, um, keep up with my alcoholism.
05:15:29.700
Wait, somebody, can somebody stop shaking the table?
05:15:35.720
Uh, let's see, you said that you're a fan of the bow.
05:15:40.320
Well, I'm, so I'm not necessarily a fan of it, but I do watch your podcast.
05:15:43.140
Um, I used to watch, or listen to Loveline, and so when I stumbled on your podcast, it was
05:15:49.220
And so, I was listening to it as I was cooking, and I just thought it was funny, and I thought
05:15:54.180
it was really funny how some of the women reacted.
05:15:56.600
And so, when my husband got home, and he took off his boots and whatnot, I hit him with a
05:16:04.740
I mean, I'm not going to go into it completely, but I probably could have got, like, anything
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I mean, his face said a lot, and then, like I said, I'm not going to go into it.
05:16:19.580
No, we have two kids, so it'd have to be, like, later on.
05:16:23.860
I'm just saying, like, he was, he was very, he was a, he was a fan of the bow.
05:16:30.040
Yeah, I would never, again, I'm a recovered feminist, I never would have bowed to a man.
05:16:33.960
See, people, I, should we show them a bow video?
05:16:39.240
In a woman, in a girl, girlfriend, um, I need a bow.
05:16:47.620
No, you can, uh, okay, we'll see the, yeah, Nick, we'll watch it again.
05:17:01.780
She's running to the kitchen in our million, our $10,000 a month penthouse apartment, getting
05:17:41.240
Uh, well, what, uh, you know, look, I, me personally, you can't give her the sign of respect and then
05:17:55.440
Uh, question going around the panel really quick on the bow thing.
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Uh, would you, your boyfriend wants you to bow?
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It's because I told them they can get whatever they want from it.
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When I love a man, I will do anything for them.
05:18:27.420
What if he was like, well, I'm only going to pay for first dates until I'm in love with
05:18:35.440
I don't even know if you want men to pay for the first date, but.
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I just think that my husband's response would be very, very unusual.
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I think he would probably, I think he would probably look at me like, what is she doing?
05:18:56.680
And then he would probably be like, so anyway, do you want to let, you want to talk to me
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He'd be like, what kind of crazy shit are they teaching you on the whatever pod?
05:19:08.540
No, I, I think, I honestly think he would be like, is your back okay?
05:19:16.780
No, no, I don't think he would understand why and what that would, what that even meant.
05:19:25.700
Wow, this is, I feel like you, because you told us the story now, they're, they're more
05:19:30.780
Maybe I should have asked beforehand if they would do a bow.
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Like, if I made him a sandwich, he'd be like, oh, all right.
05:19:42.040
Okay, look at, look at, look at this anti-feminist over here.
05:19:45.900
You guys heard my story in the beginning, okay?
05:19:47.820
Clearly, when it comes to relationships, there's not the same amount of feminism there.
05:19:54.180
And I make him, I make my husband sandwiches all the time.
05:19:56.960
I'm just getting it, like, he, he, he notices when I do things like that for him.
05:20:03.460
On the bow thing, though, uh, you said bowing to a man yields amazing results.
05:20:07.820
Uh, you were watching one of my episodes, uh, while you're cooking him dinner, you told
05:20:13.240
us this, came in, you hit him with a bow, his reaction was priceless, um, and you thought
05:20:21.840
Listen, I will only use it for good, but all the ladies out there, all the women out
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Actually, any girls here want to demonstrate a bow?
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I could totally, I could totally see it happening.
05:21:06.080
In a way where you don't bend over and show the goods.
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It has nothing to do with trying to see some titties.
05:21:37.080
I don't like, I really don't like that characterization there.
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It was like, I totally on the screen was, you know, just.
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I think the bow should be reserved to your man if you're going to do it.
05:21:57.780
I'm going to say, this is for my ex if he's watching.
05:22:01.680
Well, do it if you want, but just know that we can totally see it on your shirt.
05:22:15.880
Can we see the bow that you gave to your husband?
05:22:22.380
So, ladies, this is a tutorial that she did about to her husband.
05:22:34.060
Your hands are like down here and they're kind of timid.
05:22:54.220
We almost made progress and then just, you know, I'm disappointed.
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Unfortunately, the feminist had to come in and cock-lock.
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I'm wise to the tricks of men that want to, you know, take advantage here.
05:23:26.260
Even if it wasn't you two, the whole internet is watching and you don't know the intentions
05:23:32.860
You said the internet is forever with OnlyFans, so you're wanting her to show.
05:23:37.180
Am I getting me-tued for trying to get her to bow?
05:23:44.140
They don't do it because you're trying to look down your shirt.
05:23:47.620
So why are you dogging me for letting her know I can see down her shirt?
05:23:51.060
Yeah, but you implied that that was our intention.
05:23:54.220
What evidence do you have that that was our intention?
05:23:55.020
You know, I don't know if that's your intention, but-
05:24:01.440
A true bower would have been way more conservative.
05:24:05.900
Conservative men wouldn't want to free the nipple.
05:24:07.460
Oh, shit, Maddie, can you get her the Japanese schoolgirl outfit?
05:24:30.460
Just see if it's like there's a blue one and a white one.
05:24:35.260
I think it's good time for me to go have a cigarette
05:24:41.500
You know, there's a concern over the attire that Renee is wearing, you know?
05:25:34.460
You disagree wholeheartedly that women ought to be subject to military conscription.
05:25:51.880
It's kind of like a, you know, for all the years that men were conscripted.
05:26:01.120
We soften up the enemy, you know, and then we send the men in to finish it off.
05:26:12.700
I'm not opposed to, like, helping my country, because if there was some sort of, like, issue here in the States, I would 100%, like, you know, I have guns.
05:26:23.420
But I kind of disagree with the idea of taking women when I already feel like children are being targeted to become, like, property of the state through the school system and through other, like, means.
05:26:35.320
And so I would just think that mothers would be needed in order to maintain, you know, protection.
05:26:44.040
But I would also, I don't want men to be conscripted either.
05:26:48.120
Well, I mean, conscription typically isn't, you know, I don't know the exact percentages for, like, World War I, World War II, Vietnam.
05:26:55.820
I believe the United States, just off the top of my head, for example, for Vietnam, I think the U.S. casualties in Vietnam was 70 or 80,000.
05:27:18.400
Wait, when you said that the women would soften the enemy, soften them in what way?
05:27:24.320
I was about to say, I was, like, soften them how?
05:27:28.160
Because they would just completely obliterate them and just.
05:27:35.560
I can't fucking, I don't know why I can't find it.
05:27:41.620
But I don't think if we lost, for example, like, 70,000 women.
05:27:49.020
If we, like, lost 70,000 women instead of men in the Vietnam War, I don't think demographically that would have had a massive impact in the U.S., for example.
05:27:59.640
Like, so your argument of, well, we need women to repopulate.
05:28:04.260
No, but that, your argument about, well, women need to birth the future children and soldiers.
05:28:10.180
That argument really only applies where there's, like, just catastrophic.
05:28:20.180
Hundreds of millions of lives were lost in World War II.
05:28:26.240
That's really sad that so many young men lost their lives.
05:28:28.660
They were literally just being thrown into just instant death in these trenches.
05:28:34.040
So, yeah, I think that if you had those numbers of women being lost, you absolutely would probably be affecting the population.
05:28:41.440
Why would a man be willing to sacrifice women in society, like the vulnerable sectors of society, as men?
05:28:52.740
If the men's role and job is supposed to be to protect and be protectors, why would they want the women to do it for them?
05:29:01.600
I sacrificed 80,000 women so that men can stay in the country and not even defend the country properly, might I add.
05:29:10.920
Maybe, like, the Titanic was sinking and the men today are like, move over, ladies.
05:29:23.440
Well, then that is not a conservative belief set.
05:29:26.740
So you're not, that doesn't align with a conservative belief set.
05:29:33.160
I, above, above, like, traditional conservative beliefs, I actually put forward men's rights advocacy positions over any conservative or traditional positions.
05:29:44.720
So, but you said, but you guys were talking about men being, like, leaders.
05:29:48.300
For example, I'll give you an example that's going to trigger you guys.
05:29:52.200
I'll give you an example that's going to trigger you guys.
05:29:53.980
So, I believe in any state where abortion is legal, I think men should have a corresponding right to legal paternal surrender, whereby, if in any state a woman has the ability to murder their child, men should have a corresponding right to relinquish any financial or parental responsibility.
05:30:14.300
So, you think that men should base their integrity and their actions on the reaction, the emotional reactions of women?
05:30:21.320
And not their own integrity as a man from their own principles, ideologies, values, and God.
05:30:28.220
You're saying that as a man, you want to react to women as opposed to standing your ground as a man and doing what you think is necessary as a man.
05:30:36.540
Why wouldn't a man step up and say, I will take care of my child, my son, daughter?
05:30:42.140
It occurs, well, I'm not really inclined, right, at this moment.
05:30:54.180
Brian's point is, if you're in a state where you have no choice, she has the choice.
05:30:59.960
Why are you having sex with a woman who agrees with abortion?
05:31:02.880
Well, what if you have sex with a woman who didn't agree with an abortion?
05:31:06.920
Then you didn't take her accountability for your responsibilities, and you put her in a position where she...
05:31:11.640
Let's assume for a second you're married to her.
05:31:13.880
Would you ever consider a woman that believes in abortion for marriage?
05:31:24.140
But let us assume for a second you married a woman.
05:31:29.760
I'm not interested in actually having another abortion conversation.
05:31:36.760
The rule is right now that women can terminate the pregnancy and men can't do anything.
05:31:43.380
I ask why are you having sex with women and impregnating women who agree with abortion?
05:31:45.780
If you're sleeping with women who don't agree with abortion, you wouldn't even come up with this.
05:31:51.000
I'm giving you an example because that is the exception of how...
05:31:53.880
The man in this scenario, the woman aborted it.
05:31:56.600
There's no woman that's like, I want to have a family with you.
05:31:58.380
When you get pregnant, she's like, oh, I'm going to abort it.
05:32:00.600
Yeah, there are women who can do that and do that.
05:32:08.800
But why would a man want to kill his own child because of the right word?
05:32:13.880
He wants to abandon his child, which is calculating its destruction and...
05:32:18.660
You said they should have the right to, but why would a man even want the right to abandon
05:32:23.500
That is literally calculating its destruction, not having a father in the home.
05:32:27.480
You said if a woman can abort her kid, you should also be able to destroy your child by proxy.
05:32:37.760
No, it's about taking accountability as an individual.
05:32:39.580
So you should be able to denounce your accountability as an individual because a woman decides not to?
05:32:56.080
You cannot be a leader and react to women and make your...
05:33:07.520
No, because my father does not do that, and I've witnessed in my life...
05:33:10.100
I get that your father doesn't do that, but your father also would have no choice.
05:33:13.720
Do you want to mention your father one more time?
05:33:25.720
You frequently bring it up, which I don't really...
05:33:32.840
So you want women to submit to men, but when I bring up my father in submission, deferring
05:33:37.600
to the knowledge that he gave to me, it's a problem.
05:33:46.240
The fact is that if you're submitting a woman in any situation that defers to a man...
05:33:51.180
Then we'll argue the third party position you're arguing on your father's behalf.
05:33:55.460
You're arguing based on the knowledge that you have acquired from your father, from the
05:34:05.840
So you can't tell me that, oh, as a woman, you shouldn't be able to defer to the knowledge
05:34:10.340
So you're arguing your knowledge right now, right?
05:34:12.480
Remove yourself from the protection of the father or the man that you have in your life.
05:34:16.860
So you're arguing your knowledge right now, not your father's knowledge.
05:34:20.920
The ideology that he raised me with based on the Bible.
05:34:30.480
While he's doing his pointing out a standard, he's saying that there's a double standard
05:34:34.540
where if the standard is going to be that women have the right to do this thing, then
05:34:41.680
there should be an alternative standard where, fine, if that's the case that they can do
05:34:46.200
this, why couldn't men then be able to relinquish their rights?
05:34:49.440
We don't agree with abortion and we don't agree with men abandoning their kids.
05:34:55.220
So the women who would abort your child would abort it, right?
05:35:00.980
And you wouldn't have to financially pay for that child.
05:35:03.260
So what you're actually saying is the woman that wouldn't abort your child should be abandoned
05:35:07.820
financially and the child should have no father in its life.
05:35:18.720
The argument is actually if a woman has a right to terminate the pregnancy against the
05:35:24.840
will of a man, you and I agree that this is incorrect, right?
05:35:29.540
So he's saying that if that is the standard, then he would argue, so that we don't have
05:35:34.440
a double standard, that then men should be able to terminate their rights to the child
05:35:42.500
So a man's actions is dictated on the sins and the foolishness of women.
05:35:47.240
Again, I can get away with doing stupidity because women are doing it.
05:35:53.120
Yes, I understand you're explaining it, but I'm saying that it is absolutely nonsense
05:35:56.720
because why as a man are you dictating your morals, your integrity, your values and principles
05:36:01.000
on the stupidity of women who you say, by the way, who men constantly say that women
05:36:06.760
are not meant to lead and they can't be in these positions of power.
05:36:13.320
So the fact is why, and women are more emotional, why are you dictating your logic on the emotions
05:36:19.160
and the foolishness of women when they decide to kill their children?
05:36:23.380
Okay, well, a woman kills her kids, so now men can abandon their children and equally cause
05:36:28.680
So let us assume for a moment that you live inside of a society where you can't get abortion
05:36:45.320
I'm pretty sure abortion rights in Canada are fairly robust as compared to the United
05:36:55.080
But assuming, for a second, you could not get the electorate, you could not get the electorate
05:37:00.000
to vote to terminate, or to stop women from being able to terminate their pregnancy.
05:37:08.080
So then don't sleep with women who agree with abortion.
05:37:15.340
Literally, don't sleep with women who agree with that ideology, and you won't deal with
05:37:23.700
And I'll give you the counter argument, but you have to stop talking.
05:37:30.220
If you were able to sway the electorate, though, in that position, to allow for men to terminate
05:37:35.940
their rights, so that the women themselves then had to deal with the responsibility of
05:37:40.140
it, you'd likely see abortion drop the fuck off.
05:37:51.300
Because you're talking about a grander 3D chess, right?
05:37:53.920
No, if every single, and you're right, you're playing chess, so at the end of the day,
05:37:59.120
But what I'm saying is, at the end of the day, if all the men in society decided, we're
05:38:04.380
going to stop dating feminist women, and they were left to their own devices, they would
05:38:08.800
stop the mentality, because there would be no market for them.
05:38:12.440
Yeah, but the same standard would be applied the opposite direction.
05:38:14.800
If all women began to gatekeep sex again, just like they did in the 30s and 40s, when
05:38:18.520
they embraced Christian values, in the 30s and 40s, they embraced Christian values.
05:38:24.640
They did not open the legs up for every man who was around.
05:38:27.340
I'm not buying the argument that women are not responsible for who they sleep with, only
05:38:34.060
No, I said traditional dating, you would go to the father, and there would not be sex
05:38:38.240
before marriage, because what are you going to say to the father?
05:38:40.380
Like, oh, I'm going to date your daughter, and I have good intentions, but she has to
05:38:47.280
So if you go back to traditional dating, because if you go back to traditional dating, it would
05:38:52.600
solve a lot of these problems, the pregnancy before marriage and everything.
05:38:57.180
No, if you actually really wanted to solve the problem, you actually have to go to the
05:39:11.280
Moving over to the patriarchal structure that you're talking about here.
05:39:15.560
So, Millie, you are, my understanding, you are against premarital sex.
05:39:21.700
Actually, let me open this up to the panel really quick.
05:39:24.960
For or against premarital sex going around the table?
05:39:34.580
Everyone has free will, but as a Christian, it's a no.
05:39:37.120
I wouldn't teach it to my daughter, but I'm not going to tell other people how to live
05:39:57.100
You know, I was kind of planning on a celibacy.
05:40:03.960
Well, I slept with one person after I broke up with my ex recently, but.
05:40:09.320
So, three months ago, you broke up with your ex, and you've had sex with a subsequent
05:40:22.400
Well, the whole planning for celibacy thing didn't really work out, but you tried your
05:40:35.460
Granted, we do have free will, but I'm very against it, and actually, so, my husband and
05:40:42.200
I, when we were dating, we weren't abiding by that, and we both came to the conclusion
05:40:46.560
of, like, okay, because we were still, like, early on in our Christianity, early enough
05:40:50.120
to where we weren't getting convicted as hard about it.
05:40:52.400
But then we started to, you know, face a lot of conviction about it, especially me, and
05:40:56.920
it's literally the best thing that you'll do, especially because if you're not sure where,
05:41:03.400
what your partner's intentions are, that is the quickest way to sort through people.
05:41:31.240
For my children, or for my daughter, I would definitely want to push for that and try to
05:41:38.300
Because I grew up in, like, the 90s, and I noticed how much sexualization went on, and
05:41:53.060
And bringing it back to you, Millie, not only are you against it for religious or moral
05:42:00.700
or ethical reasons, you also want to criminalize it.
05:42:11.100
Listen, I'm exploring the idea of if they were to criminalize premarital sex, what the
05:42:19.180
pros and the cons would be, sorry, what the pros and the cons would be to society.
05:42:25.500
Because here's my argument here from what I understand.
05:42:29.060
And essentially, when a man is, I guess you could say, when a man is going out and having
05:42:38.680
sex with a woman, right, let's say he takes a woman's virginity, right?
05:42:45.160
In a way, when he's taking her virginity, is he essentially devaluing her?
05:42:53.740
So not only are you saying, like, criminal, but also there should be civil...
05:42:59.100
No, no, no, but you're saying, no, no, no, like, criminalize the act of it for both parties,
05:43:03.220
There's also, are you saying there should be, like, a civil tort?
05:43:09.680
Say you have two women who look like identical twins, both beautiful tents, gorgeous, right?
05:43:16.040
My understanding of a tent, because there's no such thing.
05:43:22.820
And one of them had been with multiple partners...
05:43:30.120
Sorry, who would be perceived as more valuable, and who would be perceived as damaged?
05:43:37.480
Okay, so when a man has sex with a woman, he devalues her.
05:43:51.400
When a man is having sex with that woman, right?
05:44:00.380
And in this bakery, there's a case full of these pristine, beautiful, gorgeous cakes,
05:44:32.900
Okay, at the bakery, there's a case full of beautiful cakes, pristine, gorgeous in their
05:44:43.660
Now, the guy at the front of the line decides...
05:44:49.920
The guy at the front of the line decides he's going to go and stick his finger in each cake
05:44:54.660
because he wants to try it before he wants to buy it.
05:44:58.960
So is he being disrespectful more so to the men behind him that want to buy the cake?
05:45:07.620
Or is he, you know, essentially being more disrespectful to the cake itself?
05:45:14.240
He's sticking his finger or his penis in the cake?
05:45:18.680
But essentially, he wants to taste it before he buys it, right?
05:45:28.680
Because we're actually going to have a discussion here, right?
05:45:38.260
You know, he decides he's going to buy the cake that, you know, he wants for himself.
05:45:42.140
But now the next man behind him comes and every single cake he sees has a fingerprint in it.
05:45:49.000
And then by the time the guy at the end of the line here gets to it, you have all these cakes that have been...
05:46:01.840
And so what's happening here is I don't understand why men in society aren't mad at the guys who are going and sticking their fingers in all the cakes.
05:46:16.560
What about all those fucking cakes opening their legs, though?
05:46:23.700
They have a runway going right towards the finger insert point.
05:46:29.180
But I don't see any accountability on the men's part.
05:46:34.660
It sounds like you're only giving accountability to the men.
05:46:47.800
But men usually make the first move on most occasions.
05:46:55.620
A lot of times, they'll say, you know, women have sex to have relationships.
05:47:03.620
You have to realize that men should also hold other men accountable for going up there
05:47:09.020
and tarnishing all of the cakes because what's happening is you're actually disrespecting
05:47:15.480
If you're dating a woman and you're sleeping with her and you have no intention of marrying
05:47:19.800
her, you are actually tarnishing her for her future husband.
05:47:31.680
But where's the accountability on the part of the men as well?
05:47:38.840
I don't disagree with your general, like, idea.
05:47:48.800
Men shouldn't be sticking their fingers in the cakes, like, crazy like that.
05:47:53.020
But, however, this is a fallacious analogy because you can't tell from the cake.
05:48:09.380
You can't look at me and tell me how many bodies I have.
05:48:25.660
He might not know the precise number, but he can tell the level of deviancy.
05:48:32.560
What you just did is called a continuum fallacy.
05:48:35.100
It's where one thing is not another, but you can't tell when the deviation happens.
05:48:38.480
If the woman posts a bunch of pictures on the internet for men to see what her bakery has to offer...
05:48:48.100
You'd have to put the finger in the bottom where no one can see it.
05:49:03.260
When you walk by a woman, you cannot see how many men she's been with.
05:49:13.480
There's something called, check this shit out, the thousand cock stare, okay?
05:49:18.200
And sometimes you can look a girl in the eyes, and you know...
05:49:38.040
So in the analogy, why do men get to remain like men, and then the women become the eminent object?
05:49:45.180
The reason why I give this analogy for the men in general right here is because I want them to be able to think about, should men be disrespecting other men?
05:49:55.820
The real point here is when the man is doing that to the men behind, they're disrespecting the men.
05:50:06.560
It's actually a question of, should men be disrespecting other men in that way?
05:50:11.060
Well, I don't think it's really men disrespecting other men.
05:50:14.980
One, I think women are the gatekeepers of sex, as Andrew says.
05:50:20.200
Also, from my point of view, I don't advocate for male promiscuity.
05:50:29.500
I don't object to premarital sex, but I also object to, like, hookup culture.
05:50:39.540
If I want to sleep with a girl, I want there to be continuity.
05:50:44.620
I want to pursue a long-term relationship with her.
05:50:47.440
That doesn't always necessarily lead to marriage, for example, in my case.
05:50:52.680
So, I'm probably not as far along as you like me, but I'm not as far back as there's these guys who just want to fuck a girl once and never talk to her again.
05:51:03.120
Me, personally, if I want to sleep with a girl, I want to continue seeing her.
05:51:08.860
Are you ready for marriage right now in your life?
05:51:13.180
Okay, so then you shouldn't be doing that, though.
05:51:14.140
Okay, but then aren't you just going around damaging women, then?
05:51:16.820
You're just going around making more promiscuous.
05:51:30.020
Yeah, you're the finger dipper, and they're like, oh, you're such a 304.
05:51:34.340
And it's like, but you promised a long life with me.
05:51:40.760
Well, you said you want to watch a relationship with them.
05:51:41.720
No, you don't have room to judge the cakes that have had their fingers stick in them.
05:51:53.940
Traditionally, men, when they slept with women, they were removing, they were defiling their status.
05:52:03.240
And beat the living daylights out of them or shoot them sometimes.
05:52:06.480
Historically, if you slept with their daughter and they lost status or something because
05:52:11.500
I don't think a woman used to have a word for her energy.
05:52:19.700
No, what they would have to do is they would have to pay restitution maybe.
05:52:23.880
But still, the fact is you are causing damage and it's a disrespect to a family.
05:52:30.120
Well, and male virginity being intact was also something which was considered to be, you
05:52:36.200
know, inside of society, something that which needed to be held intact.
05:52:41.820
It's a disrespect to everyone, including yourself.
05:52:44.340
And if you're going to go around continually just sleeping with people without marriage
05:52:48.020
and then saying, oh, well, women have to stop being 304s, you're contributing to the
05:52:54.920
But you said you want a long term, but not marriage.
05:52:58.440
Yeah, but there's, do you acknowledge there's a difference between these guys who will fuck
05:53:03.080
like multiple new women a week and never talk to them again versus a guy who's actually
05:53:10.740
But you're wasting their time if you have no intent to marry them.
05:53:19.380
I'm literally saying, I'm saying it on a podcast.
05:53:26.060
Yeah, the only, the overarching point you're making is fine.
05:53:31.780
I've agreed with most of what you've said when it comes to this.
05:53:36.780
I don't really, in this sense, I don't understand why you're negating the responsibility of women
05:53:44.420
whose sexual virtue is really important for biblically.
05:53:51.620
I didn't say that she was inept mentally and she can't like make her own decisions.
05:53:54.700
I'm actually speaking more like from man to man, brother to brother.
05:54:06.980
So are you thinking it's a more compelling argument because men respect other men?
05:54:10.200
So if they think they're causing harm to other men, then it might make them big advantage.
05:54:16.180
You wouldn't want someone doing that to your daughter or your sister or your mother.
05:54:20.800
No, but someone coming, a man coming along saying, I want to have a long-term relationship with you.
05:54:25.480
I'm not going to marry you, but I do expect you to sleep with me and do all the roles of a wife.
05:54:28.860
What type of woman would I allow you to do all the roles of a wife?
05:54:37.980
So why would you expect that full commitment from a woman without giving that full commitment with her?
05:54:49.420
No, it's not the argument of who's giving it or who's receiving or taking it.
05:54:54.540
Why do you want to participate in that when you're complaining?
05:54:57.100
You're complaining about that being a part of the problem.
05:55:04.260
See, I think the problem is you can't have your shape in the end, too.
05:55:11.060
I'm saying it's wrong on both ends, but he's saying that it's okay.
05:55:14.660
Why is it okay to contribute to all of this and say it's a problem, but they continue to contribute to the problem?
05:55:23.080
If you're going to have sex with women before marriage, it continues to be.
05:55:26.500
So, if chastity is important to a woman, great.
05:55:30.980
Again, he should react and make his morals based on a woman instead of God.
05:55:33.400
Let me make the argument before you cut me off in five seconds.
05:55:43.520
You're right that men and women should keep their chastity intact, 100%.
05:55:48.540
They both have a responsibility to do that, women even more so than men,
05:55:56.180
We know this because, based on ancestry, we can see that men have twice as many female ancestors as they do male ancestors.
05:56:09.260
So, because of this, we know that women gatekeep sex.
05:56:17.520
And men also are supposed to maintain their chastity.
05:56:20.540
My only contention with your entire argument here is that if a fucking D-Gen, Brian, and another D-...
05:56:36.960
I don't see where you can delineate and say that that's purely the responsibility of the man.
05:56:43.600
And the same thing, that's her argument, right?
05:56:47.660
I didn't say it was only the responsibility of a man.
05:56:52.640
Well, but who's leaving the finger on the cake?
05:56:54.620
This implies that the cake itself was perfect until this finger hit it.
05:57:01.420
The cake can't choose if you stick your finger in it.
05:57:07.900
So, I want to address this because you're actually saying that I said something.
05:57:12.060
What I'm saying here is the reason I gave the analogy was to pose the question of if you think it's okay as a man to be disrespecting other men by essentially tampering with, causing damage to such a devaluation to another man's future life.
05:57:30.400
So, the answer is no, and the answer to the other side is it's also not okay for her to be doing the same behavior.
05:57:40.880
So, men don't think that they have to respect other men.
05:57:50.980
They shouldn't be pulling the ladder up behind them, right?
05:57:53.540
What I'm saying to you, though, is it's as much, in this case, the, I guess, inanimate object of cake,
05:57:59.200
which is like a dunderhead woman, also would have the same responsibility and is also cheapening sex and cheapening chastity,
05:58:08.100
which is way more valuable to women than it even is to men for all of the women.
05:58:15.200
The whole sisterhood, which could keep the chastity together.
05:58:29.500
She was married before, even though it was like not...
05:58:31.560
To address what you're saying, because I agree with you on that.
05:58:56.700
I was trying to respect him by not, you know...
05:59:17.060
I do want to add something real quick, so about the cakes and everything.
05:59:25.880
This is a really degenerate bakery we're in right now.
05:59:29.980
Well, let's say the chef of the bakery is like the dad, and the chef should be also watching
05:59:39.560
So, I did get a boyfriend, and I was never baked.
05:59:48.740
I'm just saying, sometimes the chef, he wants to make sure the food came out right.
06:00:14.320
So, my husband and I, one time, we were talking about this really cool study.
06:00:22.060
I don't know the exact source of it off the top of my head, but it was talking about
06:00:27.620
how the more people that someone sleeps with, particularly...
06:00:37.040
the less emotional capacity she has to get attached and everything.
06:00:41.120
And so, I think, like you were saying, with the cakes and whatnot, eventually, if enough
06:00:45.680
men dip their finger in the cake, there might not be any cake left.
06:00:49.300
And it's not that necessarily there's, like, no value, she's horrible, whatever it is.
06:00:54.140
It's, like, a mental and emotional depletion over time.
06:00:58.680
And that takes away from the quality of relationship with a man or, you know, so...
06:01:04.860
The cake just stops tasting good when too many fingers get in it.
06:01:13.280
I don't think anyone's disagreeing with what she's saying about the cake.
06:01:21.040
I would love to know your guys' thoughts on that.
06:01:29.780
I don't think anyone's disagreeing with what you're saying.
06:01:40.500
I do want to move things along because we're getting stuck here for too long.
06:01:46.940
So you said you wanted to criminalize it, correct?
06:01:52.760
If you weigh the pros and the cons, which I really have a hard time finding a single con,
06:01:58.800
which maybe you guys could see if you think of a con.
06:02:01.780
But the pros of what it could do for society would be it would drastically cut down on STDs
06:02:14.460
It would essentially do away with this hookup date culture where they treat sex like a handshake.
06:02:22.200
And by decreasing unwanted pregnancies, you would be able to have a stronger nuclear family unit
06:02:30.100
and by essentially encouraging that more men and women are virgins going into a marriage,
06:02:37.900
statistically, they're going to have a better outcome for essentially staying together and not getting divorced,
06:02:44.340
which is going to affect the children in a better way, right?
06:02:58.220
No, it's actually holding men and women accountable that want to act irresponsibly with reproduction.
06:03:19.120
Would it be cheaper than taking a woman on a date?
06:03:23.500
It would just be like, I'll just pay the 300 bucks, fuck it.
06:03:33.100
I mean, you could go to jail for a misdemeanor.
06:03:37.440
Yeah, if a guy's like going around and he's got seven baby mamas all on child support,
06:03:41.080
don't you think the guy should probably be going to jail for some of that?
06:03:46.220
He's causing injury to the public because now the American taxpayers are having to pay for...
06:03:54.680
If this guy's going around impregnating all these women...
06:03:59.380
We're going to have more welfare queens, you know, if he's doing that.
06:04:06.960
Couldn't that just be achieved through like stigma or returning to stigma rather than criminalizing?
06:04:18.760
Yeah, it was not a crime in the 40s to have sex.
06:04:22.100
It was just highly stigmatized and that kept society together through shame, which works well.
06:04:43.820
It's actually preventing unwanted pregnancies and it's encouraging children to be born in
06:05:07.060
A lot of our beliefs do have a right to drink and drive.
06:05:10.940
No, because you have the potential of injuring the public.
06:05:16.580
You do not have a right to drink and drive, okay?
06:05:19.380
Yes, that is impeding your free will, whatever you want to, you know, try to say.
06:05:22.640
But you are potentially going to injure the public.
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Therefore, they have made it illegal to drink and drive.
06:05:28.440
If you are engaging in a reckless sexual lifestyle, you have a high potentiality of injuring the public,
06:05:33.940
I'm fine with it, but as a natural societal solution, it wouldn't work, but I'm fine with it.
06:05:39.980
Look, as just a quip that's kind of humorous to talk about, I think yes, but like realistically
06:05:45.660
speaking, do you think that this will ever occur?
06:05:55.180
Do you think it will ever occur that women won't be able to vote?
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No, it won't, because the women would have to vote to undo their rights, and that's not
06:06:03.140
I don't think that we would ever be able to walk that back.
06:06:06.720
I think it's actually more likely that people would outlaw...
06:06:13.420
Yeah, there was women on the Supreme Court who outlawed abortion too.
06:06:19.940
It's way easier to convince nine people than it is to convince 70 million.
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Brian, when you have carnal knowledge with Eve, you become one flesh.
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Even without marriage, you are impacting your temple and creating soul ties.
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I'm not trying to run through a bunch of chicks, but yeah, I'm probably not going to...
06:07:01.240
But you would get married if the state got out of it, right?
06:07:04.600
You would get married if the state got out of the equation, right?
06:07:09.160
I'd get married under the current terms if she was rich.
06:07:14.480
Would you get married if the state outlawed premarital sex?
06:07:19.040
If the state made it illegal to have premarital sex, would you get married?
06:07:28.580
Yes, I would be more inclined to get married if...
06:07:31.100
I would be more inclined to get married if it was illegal to have premarital sex.
06:07:36.580
You do realize, though, drugs are illegal and people still do drugs, though, right?
06:07:39.500
No, I do realize that, but at the same time, it would probably drastically cut down on the hookup culture that we're seeing today where you have women with really high body counts.
06:07:49.200
Wouldn't you have to make way of contraception?
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This would be such an infringement on the police state necessary...
06:07:58.240
Well, you would know it by if there's an unintended pregnancy out of weather.
06:08:03.180
But wouldn't you have to get rid of contraception for this plan to work?
06:08:14.940
There'd be no way for you to do anything about it if there was contraception.
06:08:18.000
If both parties were consenting, yeah, and if at no point in time did either party, you know, go astray and decide...
06:08:25.540
Well, I mean, couldn't one of the parties also not want to, like, report essays because if they did, they would feel like they potentially could be guilty of an alternative crime?
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Undercover blonde feminist and glasses are complete loons.
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Completely taking accountability away from women.
06:09:01.580
Can I actually, I mean, I can respond to it real quick.
06:09:06.540
Um, I think I actually take accountability every single time that I say I actually have to listen to my father's advice when he tells me to do what's best for me and I choose to listen.
06:09:14.860
It means I'm protecting myself from doing bad mistakes.
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I'm taking accountability for myself and doing what is right for me.
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I don't understand that because we're not disputing that point.
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All I'm saying, no, but him, the sir, whoever said that, I'm just saying that when a woman puts herself under the submission of her father, she's taking accountability for herself and her life.
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Like understanding that that's what's best for her.
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Like, I'm not saying that women should not do that.
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If more women listen to their fathers, they'd be in less problems.
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If you were married, I assume your father would still have some degree of influence, right?
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I mean, if I'm married, I'm listening to my husband.
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But would you listen to your husband over your father?
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I mean, if, if my, if my husband told me to do something that was harmful to me, then I can't listen to him biblically.
06:10:04.880
Like if he, if he told me, like, if he told me to like, shoot Millie, I don't know.
06:10:10.240
Like, cause like if we were married and like, you know, I should have ultimate authority and then your dad sounds kind of fucking based.
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I'm not going to, like, how can I ever live up?
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If your dad and your husband were in a dispute.
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If your dad and your husband were in a dispute over your future and they both had your best intentions, you could listen to your husband, right?
06:10:31.220
The thing is, so all the people, so I'll give an example.
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So the people I've dated in the past, like genuinely dated, they've gone to my dad and asked, okay, I'm interested in your daughter.
06:10:46.000
If there's a problem that they feel like my, they need my dad's opinion on since he knows me better, they have called him and reached out to him.
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Like, hey, I would like to understand how to approach your daughter better in this situation.
06:10:56.060
And he will talk to them and he's had a close relationship with them.
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So I've never been put in the position where I had to listen to one or the other because they've been in unity when it came down to that.
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And they were quick to call my dad if I did something that pissed them off.
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That is ultimately, it's ultimately a better solution to move towards shame.
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If you want to see that type of movement in society.
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I don't think you can shame women into, like, being better, though.
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Because women are highly susceptible to propaganda.
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Far more than, far more than the alternative sex.
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But if you look at that same program, Jones talks about a bunch, MKUltra, you find what
06:11:48.420
they found kind of studying this is it's like 15% on the front end and the back end are open
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Meaning 15%, you can't fucking brainwash for shit.
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Bottom 15% of society, totally susceptible to it.
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Women are far more suggestible to propaganda, though, than men are, overwhelmingly.
06:12:10.200
And they conform to social norms far more than men do.
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So, if you utilize propaganda, even state propaganda works great for this, by the way.
06:12:19.440
Women tend to enforce state propaganda more than any man does.
06:12:24.040
And yes, you can move through propaganda for shame.
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And even just having a switch in Hollywood towards alternative propaganda would do wonders for shame.
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All I say is you should carry that same energy to the men who are being promiscuous in society.
06:12:37.640
I just told you it's really hard to propagandize men.
06:12:52.640
You don't have to use propaganda to carry that same energy.
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You don't have to use propaganda to carry that same energy towards men.
06:13:00.540
How men hold other men accountable is through force, correct?
06:13:06.220
You want us to go and beat the shit out of them?
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But what we could easily do is just move into a shame culture of stigma.
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Why do you think progressives are always trying to fucking remove stigma as part of their social agenda?
06:13:23.580
Remove stigma from, you know, women in the workforce.
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It's always a de-stigmatization campaign because they know how effective stigma is in society.
06:13:35.240
Okay, you had a good point, what you were saying about women with the propaganda.
06:13:43.180
What I'm saying is, though, when women go into a bad lifestyle that's harmful to them and they're trying to get out of it,
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Say they start learning about Jesus or they learn about a better way of life and they're like,
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you know what, this is terrible, I want to stop.
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A lot of society will shame them so bad, they'll feel like they have no option but to go back into it
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because people accept them when they're in it and they're like, oh, yes, queen, do what you want.
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But they try to like, when they come out of it, they shame them so bad, it's like they can't handle it.
06:14:12.800
Sometimes you can shame to a certain point, but you cannot shame an emotional being into positive progression long-term.
06:14:23.180
You need to show them how to actually solve the problem.
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You can replace the ideology after it's broken down, most certainly, and you should.
06:14:33.720
But saying that the stigmatization doesn't work long-term is insane.
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We use stigmatization, it works long-term all the time for everything from behavior, for how you act in class,
06:14:42.200
to how you act at home, to how you act everywhere, to how you act in a restaurant.
06:14:50.480
You mean like people are doing things because they're afraid of the stigma as opposed to their actual ideological beliefs?
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Nobody tells you to get, you don't get arrested for cutting in a movie theater line.
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You just don't do it because all the social, or all the shame of the people looking at you and going,
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They could use shame in place of laws for things like drunk driving.
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That doesn't work when it comes to people needing to be reformed.
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They give you an additional penalty on top as part of a deterrent.
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However, if you had a sufficient amount of social stigma against drunk driving, like, I don't know,
06:15:26.400
you could probably get a law passed like prohibition, which was largely pushed by women,
06:15:36.680
And it was only pushed back through kind of countering that stigma where it started to fall apart.
06:15:42.860
It, if you had a social norm that was so entrenched that, you know, people adhere to whatever it is,
06:15:52.520
Sometimes social norms can be more powerful than a law you put on the book.
06:15:59.520
Yeah, again, traditions can be more powerful than law, too.
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Imagine tomorrow, for instance, there's a law that said you couldn't celebrate Christmas.
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The traditionalism that, you know, maybe people are rooted in would be more powerful than the law itself.
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Prohibition was a bad example because that one was also criminalized and it failed.
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That was my, but my point was it was a stigmatization against alcohol.
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But when women were pushing back the other direction, then they went ahead and removed the laws.
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And also there was all sorts of other problems with it.
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But the way that a lot of that stigma happened, the way a lot of the men went with it,
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is because women would hold up signs and shit and say things like,
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alcohol that have touched our lips, you'll never touch our lips.
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If you could shame women out of OnlyFans, like there'd be no 304s.
06:17:00.840
No, yeah, you can't shame a girl out of OnlyFans.
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A girl can't handle long-term dealing with that kind of emotional attack
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without having an actual solution to the problem.
06:17:16.640
When it comes to the LGBTQ, are progressives trying to de-stigmatize that?
06:17:23.740
When it comes to certain groups, like that group, progressives want to de-stigmatize.
06:17:29.860
They don't want any stigma towards that group, right?
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You don't have to participate if you don't want.
06:17:33.880
Yeah, but they don't want any stigma towards that group, right?
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They want to de-stigmatize these things because when they are stigmatized, people push back.
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They will push back as long as stigma is socially okay.
06:18:02.820
Yeah, but resenting something doesn't give you a solution.
06:18:06.160
Culturally, where are the fathers from Ben George?
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Not sure if that's an actual question or hypothetical or, you know.
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There's a lot of alienation going on, you know.
06:18:30.820
You talk too much for someone that listens to dad.
06:18:33.080
I was talking about criminalizing premarital sex.
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I think the piggies do be giving you some slack.
06:19:05.740
Oh, the question is, is it female privilege or is it white privilege?
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And she doesn't identify as white, so I would say it's just female.
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Well, not for her specifically, but I mean, like, if it was anyone else, I mean, it could
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But she, I don't know, for her, maybe just female.
06:19:39.340
All right, let me get through my show notes here.
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I would like to try to wrap things up relatively soon, so I do need to get through a lot.
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You said the government is ran by cult leaders and aliens?
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So you don't actually think it's run by aliens?
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I think it's like, I just think it's like weird, I just think it's weird that our food
06:20:41.560
Ben George, too scared to ask culturally, where the fathers are, why might that be?
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I think maybe he wants to go around, like, and find out everyone's father situation.
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Okay, here, let me, I'm going to take some liberties here.
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Going around the table, are your parents still together?
06:21:11.220
All right, Ben George, I'm changing up your chat here.
06:21:15.280
I just don't really know what you want me to ask them.
06:21:25.700
You said you got some hot takes on the adult industry.
06:21:30.820
You got the shit end of the stick and exposed to what it's really like, and you said you spoke
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It's kind of hard to put in a nutshell, but I don't know.
06:21:47.960
My personal perspective on, like, pornography and OnlyFans and stuff like that, I know people
06:21:55.060
You know, they talk about how men struggle with watching it and stuff like that.
06:21:58.480
I think on the other side of that, like, a lot of these women are addicted to making
06:22:03.680
Like, I really feel like it's, like, a real genuine, like, addiction, like, drugs, too.
06:22:14.180
So, that was, like, part of the big part I was talking about.
06:22:16.060
So, yeah, I did go to, like, this model house one time, and so, basically, my agent was involved
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with, like, some of the biggest companies in the industry, and so, like, I trusted him
06:22:30.100
Obviously, like, don't ever trust anyone in the industry who's a man.
06:22:36.480
I just remember, like, he was, like, you know, giving me what I wanted as far as, like, money
06:22:50.260
Like, apparently, my agent didn't even have a real license, and that he was actually working
06:22:56.680
When I got to the model house, I was getting death threats my first time in L.A.
06:23:01.420
He said that this guy was after me and that he wanted to, like, hurt me or something like that.
06:23:11.520
You said you dated a male adult star who was jealous of you.
06:23:22.340
I pretty much, he did, you know, that for, like, a lot longer than I did.
06:23:29.300
He never did anything gay or anything, like, with another guy.
06:23:49.160
He wanted to impregnate you and insisted on getting married to you, but you found out he was cheating.
06:23:57.220
You said he was a psychopathic narcissist who was twice your age.
06:24:09.040
I met him, yeah, two months into filming, and pretty much he just told me that, you know, he wanted, like, the best for me.
06:24:16.500
He didn't want me to be involved in any of that.
06:24:23.220
But it sounds like he wanted you to quit the industry, and did he quit it with you?
06:24:27.160
So, we were shooting OnlyFans exclusively together.
06:24:30.480
And then, like, I know he, like, cheated on me with someone else and, like, shot a scene with them.
06:24:44.300
Oh, so, this is the guy that you said that you've been single for three months.
06:24:50.320
This is the relationship, the two-year relationship that you're talking about, correct?
06:24:58.260
You're single again after looking through his phone history of him searching for OF girls.
06:25:04.520
Um, well, when I met him, I remember I saw him, like, looking for this stuff on YouTube,
06:25:11.660
It was from before, and that his intention was to work with these girls.
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So, when I saw it again, I just kind of didn't give him the benefit of the doubt, because he's already cheated on me.
06:25:18.740
So, I'm assuming his intention was to work with someone else again.
06:25:46.080
Uh, I've been watching, like, a lot of videos from doctors and stuff.
06:25:51.440
I've been studying, like, my own journey and stuff like that.
06:25:55.860
Do you think if you watched a bunch of videos from doctors and stuff that you'd be able to, I don't know, diagnose cancer and stuff like that?
06:26:01.380
It's not like I was just like, oh, mental health.
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Like, I dialed in on, like, what is narcissism?
06:26:06.080
And, um, I think it's pretty, uh, pretty spot on.
06:26:11.160
Uh, you did want to talk about that you can turn a hoe into a housewife.
06:26:16.800
Did anybody else have that as a thing you wanted to talk about, turning a hoe into a housewife?
06:26:33.020
So, these are your words, but I didn't say hoe.
06:26:39.120
I have to disagree with you here, but I'm open to...
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I just, I think, I mean, I don't know, because my ex was a hoe too, though.
06:26:49.200
So, like, you know, like, men have to, like, you know, we were saying a little bit,
06:26:53.140
like, take a little bit of accountability, you know?
06:27:02.420
Yeah, I feel like, like, you can't, like, you can't, okay, only a hoe can turn themselves
06:27:06.780
into a housewife, really, like, it has to be...
06:27:11.700
Well, she'd have to find a man who's willing to do that, and my general recommendation to
06:27:16.860
men, my prescriptive suggestion is, that's not even the avenue you go down.
06:27:25.800
If she has a past of doing sex work or a past of promiscuity, that is a hundred percent deal-breaker.
06:27:32.700
Go find yourself a girl, and there's plenty of women out there who aren't promiscuous,
06:27:42.140
Can you ask for that if you're not doing it, though?
06:27:46.520
If you're sleeping around or have slept with, like...
06:27:49.100
Say you're a guy, say you've slept with, like, ten women that you tried to have long-term
06:27:57.540
Because a lot of virgin women who are, like, conservative or Christian, they want also
06:28:01.620
virgin men who have the same mental fortitude that they did.
06:28:07.280
So, just to reiterate, I'm not in favor of male promiscuity.
06:28:11.620
However, I would say that there is a differential here in terms of the impact that promiscuity
06:28:18.480
or being engaged in sex work, for example, let's just keep it to promiscuity, has on men
06:28:24.180
Now, I think they're both bad, but this seems to be more pronounced.
06:28:33.360
There's just kind of societal, cultural reasons in terms of, you know, the reputational stuff.
06:28:38.860
But I actually don't think there's anything wrong with, for example, a guy who was promiscuous
06:28:45.540
making the sort of assessment that, well, actually, the best women to partner up with
06:28:55.000
We're all chasing after the best we can get, both men and women.
06:29:02.540
But I don't think there's anything wrong with a guy who has a past of promiscuity acknowledging
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and realizing that if, for example, if he's desirous of long-term relationship, that the
06:29:14.500
most optimum choice for him, the most selfish choice, and I think selfishness to some degree
06:29:25.040
Sorry, that's going to derail the conversation.
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Which, we're all going to choose what's best for us, right?
06:29:33.080
Well, all I'll say is, like, of course, there's going to be what's optimal as a Christian in
06:29:44.440
That's cool, but let's just talk about secular people.
06:29:48.280
Because I'm not a secular person, so I can't...
06:29:51.400
Not everybody subscribes to your religious views.
06:29:53.800
Okay, but this is what I subscribe to, and the Christians who do will also agree, that
06:29:57.480
Rahab, who is a prostitute, gave her life to God.
06:30:00.200
She saved people from the spies, turned away from prostitution, and God gave her a family,
06:30:09.480
So, can you turn a hoe to a housewife if they choose to give their life to God and turn
06:30:15.540
Yes, they can, and we can accept those people, and they can have a part of society.
06:30:19.540
They need to have that hope that they can change, they can be accepted and be better,
06:30:24.220
Okay, look, women can change and be redeemed, but men do not need to then disregard their
06:30:31.580
These are compatible, even from a religious purview.
06:30:44.320
I have a bit of a redemption arc because of my alcoholism.
06:30:48.620
But I wouldn't tell my son that he should maybe, like, do the same things that maybe
06:31:00.400
And yes, I made changes, but that is the exemption or exception.
06:31:05.540
Yeah, I'm not saying to go out of your way and look for someone who's a reformed prostitute
06:31:10.540
I'm just saying that those people have just as equal opportunity.
06:31:13.760
Because if God says they have value once they give their life to God and he has gifts
06:31:17.620
for them that he's going to bless them with, I have no authority to tell that individual
06:31:21.660
that they have no right to have a family or no right to have children or no right to be
06:31:25.620
Yeah, find a guy who's willing to do that, but my...
06:31:28.500
Would you tell your virgin son to marry a reformed prostitute?
06:31:31.880
I will tell my son to marry whoever God tells him to marry.
06:31:40.340
Relax, relax, before you start prattling again forever and ever, and I can't get a word
06:31:44.280
When we move into this, okay, I just want to know, your son comes to you, he's 18 years
06:31:49.320
old, and he's like, Mom, Betty's down the road who did OnlyFans for three years.
06:31:53.480
I want to marry her, and she's done 250 scenes and sucked a thousand dicks.
06:32:04.580
I would tell him to ask his dad about that, his father about it.
06:32:11.860
Yeah, so do you think that his father would probably say, uh, no, no?
06:32:17.260
I don't know, it might depend if she's given her life to God, if she's changed.
06:32:20.400
Okay, well, if his dad does say, uh, no, then you're going to, you know, go with that,
06:32:26.520
Yeah, he's not doing anything wrong by telling Junior, no, don't go and marry this prostitute,
06:32:35.640
I said, if someone's reformed and they've given their life to God, they're a new person
06:32:39.360
in Christ and they've changed their ways, they're just as much as a valuable individual
06:32:47.360
So I can't tell somebody not to marry that person because of their past.
06:32:54.320
And Jesus says, when you are saved, you are washed and cleansed by the blood of the
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It doesn't mean it's erased, but it means I cannot now treat you like you are a sin.
06:33:07.040
You live a life of sin, but you yourself as a human being are not a sin.
06:33:13.300
Let's assume for a second that you found out that your babysitter had been a reformed
06:33:19.000
Christian for 15 years and lived a model life, but he had molested 15 children.
06:33:23.540
Would you leave him at home with your children?
06:33:26.240
Would you leave him at home with your children?
06:33:34.400
One is consensual, the other is to kill people who do that.
06:33:38.280
Wait, it wouldn't be your preference to do that?
06:33:40.320
It wouldn't be your preference to leave him there?
06:33:42.480
No, because there's a big difference between consensuals.
06:33:49.080
No, what I'm equating to is I'm trying to say that it's insane to try to say that because
06:33:55.160
a person has a past, it's insane to say that because a person has a past, you can't make
06:34:06.420
Are you saying that those people can't be reformed?
06:34:37.120
The real question is, can they be forgiven by Jesus?
06:34:45.600
In your Catholic belief, do you think that a pedophile who molested 15 kids can be forgiven
06:34:54.220
I'm just changing the entire topic because you guys can't...
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The reason this is brought up is to test the logic of saying, can we judge the past?
06:35:01.900
I would say, of course, put him on the sword in a second.
06:35:07.680
I'm also not saying that a person like that can't be saved, not saying that a prostitute
06:35:11.120
can't be saved, but I'm saying we can look at both of their past and go, we can make
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Abide by the guidelines we provide before the show.
06:35:26.800
I've been listening to you talk on whatever for a while now, and it has made me consider
06:35:37.520
The MedTech, we have also Mr. Travolta here coming in in just a second.
06:35:42.560
Respectfully, first and last day super chatting, dating podcasts is off the rails, religious
06:35:47.300
nuts, absent hosts, feminists accusing men of looking down tops, lackluster answers for
06:36:02.640
This was a weirder show tonight, I noticed, but I think it's because it was really contentious.
06:36:07.680
And so when chats came in, we weren't really focusing as much on those as we were with
06:36:13.940
And sometimes, look, the questions aren't always the most clear when it comes to some
06:36:19.800
Oftentimes, it's best to make it as simple as possible.
06:36:25.480
We have Ben George, Two Scare Tasks Culturally, Where the Fathers Are, Why Might That Be?
06:36:30.140
And then he clarified, culture, we live in a melting pot of culture.
06:36:37.840
Then he says, Ben George, there is Asian culture, Latin culture, black or African American
06:36:44.660
There's also, dare I say, white culture or European culture.
06:36:50.460
But, um, so which culture has the father's present?
06:37:30.140
Uh, hey, you know what, Andrew, he's the adjudicator, he's the, he's the arbiter of this,
06:37:36.020
so, uh, you know, uh, unfortunately, Ben George, I think we know what you're trying
06:37:40.640
to get at, and, uh, can we say that there's different rates of fatherhood among different
06:37:56.760
Hey, but you could say whatever you want to say on QUX, the tech company I co-founded.
06:38:04.440
Can you, can you, can you go on there, can you go on there and be a Nazi?
06:38:07.960
You can go on there and say whatever you want to say.
06:38:10.320
Even if you, even if you were like, like pro H word, you could go on there?
06:38:19.580
You know, whether you like it or not, free speech is free speech.
06:38:21.980
Uh, okay, we are, we were talking to Ray, Ray, Rayna, uh, we were talking about turning
06:38:29.860
Yeah, I don't recommend it, but look, you know what I mean?
06:38:36.120
You would, yeah, you would argue it is for the weak.
06:38:40.080
Strong men, a strong man would not be inclined to deal with that headache.
06:38:46.640
Nah, we men, we go into the world and combat the difficulties of the world.
06:38:50.740
We don't want to come home to a, uh, if I can quote Proverbs 21, 19, better to live in
06:38:56.560
the desert than with a quarrelsome and nagging wife.
06:38:59.180
Uh, we don't want to contend with our, we don't, we don't, we don't, we don't, we just read
06:39:08.000
Well, I'll have to look it up later, but, um, let's see.
06:39:12.480
I'm just seeing if there's any other stuff from you.
06:39:19.340
Uh, were you, uh, jealous if he did scenes with other chicks?
06:39:24.640
Um, yeah, I think it, it did eventually, uh, get to that point, but I think he gave me
06:39:32.260
problems about my scenes first and then that jealousy kind of grew in, the resentment grew
06:39:38.020
in me because he would do that to me when he said that, you know, it wasn't fine.
06:39:41.580
So yeah, I think it became like jealousy over time, but not at first I wasn't, I was like
06:39:55.580
You said you went through a little party phase.
06:40:01.480
Um, I was, I went to Catholic school, did the whole shebang and, um, and then I, I, I went
06:40:10.040
off to my first year of college and, um, I never, I never really went to a party in high
06:40:15.560
school except for one party my senior year and I stayed for like an hour.
06:40:19.200
And so then my freshman year of college, when I went off to ASU, I just was like, oh my gosh,
06:40:33.400
Um, and I was an idiot, uh, because I was still a hopeless romantic at heart.
06:40:38.700
And I was like, hmm, I really want to find my husband.
06:40:40.840
You know where the perfect place is to do that fraternity parties.
06:40:44.680
I feel like you could say something about this too, but, um, but yeah.
06:40:49.100
And, and so I would go to these fraternity parties and I'd be there for like 15 minutes.
06:40:53.140
And then all of a sudden I would see like the disgusting behavior going on.
06:40:57.220
And I would just sort of have like a dissociative, dissociative moment and like start like crying
06:41:02.040
outside being like, oh my gosh, this is so like depraved and sad and depressing.
06:41:06.320
And I would go home and then I would repeat the cycle again, expecting a different outcome
06:41:13.620
Um, it just, just on the weekends and like, maybe on like, like Thursdays, just occasionally
06:41:22.040
You would go to the party for 15 minutes, leave, and then go to a new party for 15 minutes?
06:41:27.640
So I would, I would go to a party for like 15 minutes.
06:41:29.840
I would get all dolled up, get ready, go out to this party for like 15 minutes, sometimes
06:41:35.120
And then I would go outside and I would just be super bummed, super sad.
06:41:40.720
And, um, I would go home and then the next week the cycle would repeat because my, my
06:41:45.740
friends would be like, Hey, you know, such and such theme is going on.
06:41:50.300
And so I was like, okay, yeah, I don't, I don't want to be left out.
06:41:52.460
I don't want to stay at home and in my dorm dorm room, you know?
06:41:55.800
And so what did you do wrong if you just went to these parties and left in 20 minutes?
06:41:58.980
I, it's, it's, it was the, it was the, it was the drinking and then they're getting
06:42:07.560
And then additionally, when you go there, they also give out free alcohol.
06:42:10.140
And so I would, I would just get, so you would get drunk to go to the party.
06:42:15.940
So you said, but you're now you're newly married.
06:42:18.540
You said, you described yourself born again, Christian.
06:42:22.780
You said being married at 21 in this day and age is an anomaly.
06:42:29.280
You said also there's a huge divide between men and women today as there's an attack on
06:42:33.720
family, the female empowerment lifestyle I was living before becoming Christian was highly
06:42:38.760
counterproductive to what is healthiest, what most women my age actually want deep down and
06:42:47.780
Many of the qualities women are pushing back on are the exact qualities that will give them
06:42:53.100
the stable and healthy relationships they desire and that every human being deserves.
06:43:01.000
So also my first year of college, um, I was an astrology girl.
06:43:09.560
I was like, I hate men, men suck at the patriarchy, you know?
06:43:21.760
And, and I was like, I don't need to conform or submit to any man.
06:43:28.280
And then it's like, okay, yeah, you say all this.
06:43:31.300
And yet here you are unhappy, single, alone, you know, um, and depressed, really, really
06:43:38.600
And, um, and then I had, um, and I just hit rock bottom and I had an, uh, a personal encounter.
06:43:45.320
Um, you know, I, I feel, uh, with, with God, with the Holy Spirit and everything.
06:43:49.920
Wait, were you about to say you had a shmush motion?
06:43:59.120
Um, but yeah, no, I, I just, I just hit a rock bottom.
06:44:05.180
I just, I just found that it party culture and just a lot of people there, it's just kind
06:44:10.000
of like a bottomless void of nothingness and emptiness and you're not going to find anything
06:44:14.860
And so those places where I was seeking that out, it's, and, and how I was seeking it out
06:44:19.120
and conducting myself in that behavior, it's not going to provide anything that I wanted
06:44:23.240
because at the end of the day, I did want a loyal man.
06:44:25.180
And when I would watch the, whatever podcast and everything, I would see all these girls
06:44:29.360
and they're like, oh yeah, you know, in a couple of years when I want to settle down
06:44:32.900
after I finished my OF career or whatever it is, I would love to be on one of those podcasts.
06:44:37.280
Like, like when I finished my OF career, you know, I'll find this husband, blah, blah, blah.
06:44:41.060
So it's like, even like if you're not really thinking about it or even like how, how
06:44:44.760
you were saying like, it's, and, and how all of us were saying we've all had experiences,
06:44:48.860
most of us where a guy has screwed us over and it's hurt because we want that commitment.
06:44:52.220
We want that loyalty and we can't get that if we're going out partying, being like totally
06:44:58.560
Um, and, uh, so after, after I became Christian, I, I humbled myself and, um, and I got like
06:45:05.320
a totally, you know, I got a totally new nature.
06:45:07.720
I got way more in touch with my femininity and, um, and yeah, I don't, I don't, you know,
06:45:12.520
it was like, did you ever have color in your hair?
06:45:21.480
It was, yeah, not, not like a, like a bright, like Pennywise red, but oh my God, uh, it's
06:45:29.640
Uh, you, one of the things that you wanted to, you said you had a disagreement with the
06:45:46.060
Because you do believe it pushes women to be angry at men more divided.
06:45:50.520
Uh, well, I've often received this at this, uh, not accusation too, I suppose.
06:45:56.300
Uh, so in, can you provide an example of a time, you know?
06:46:02.340
Um, I, I can't think of like the exact, anything tonight, no, I like, I just, no, no, uh, there
06:46:11.060
was, there was, um, a time on a recent episode.
06:46:13.960
I can't remember like word for word, but no, no, no, it was Andrew.
06:46:21.060
And again, I like, I, I, I agree with your views.
06:46:28.360
It's actually like words that you say and it's counterproductive to getting your point
06:46:33.440
I don't, I like my, like my dad, like straight up, like is super conservative.
06:46:38.540
And when I was in my liberal phase would like straight up, like yell at me, whatever it is.
06:46:41.860
But I, you know, it, it wasn't in the way like that.
06:46:45.460
Um, so there was a girl that was talking about like, I'm a born again virgin or whatever it
06:46:55.420
When I asked her if God could give her back her hymen?
06:47:07.560
Why doesn't anybody just say, look, don't be stupid.
06:47:09.420
You can say it's stupid, but then there are like, but you know what really emphasizes
06:47:14.180
What really emphasizes that is when you make a comment like that and they're like, fuck,
06:47:21.240
But then you also have people that are like, see, you know, like, uh, like he hates women
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and this is why like, you know, we should rebel against this versus I, I feel like if
06:47:31.080
the comments were maybe a little less crass in that, in that regard, it could have gotten
06:47:35.020
your point across better, but I do under, I do understand.
06:47:38.700
Have you ever heard of a creator named Pearl Davis?
06:47:45.660
One of the reasons that, um, I think that so many women come after her and hate her guts
06:47:51.760
is because she's funny and most women are not funny.
06:47:56.340
They suck and they're miserable when it comes to humor.
06:48:00.160
And I think they actually get mad at her because she's hilarious and that's just really rare
06:48:04.400
to see that comment that I made was super funny.
06:48:08.060
And everybody was laughing except of course, a bunch of women are saying, I can't believe
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I think it's a message and it's like, have I demeaned?
06:48:22.740
I mean, like not honestly, not that I, not that I think of, of course off the top of my
06:48:28.460
head, I'm not going to say something that's not true or that I can't recall.
06:48:35.300
I think that some of the questions I've heard asked on the show have been a bit demeaning.
06:48:42.140
I think some of the, some of the questions asked on the show have been a bit demeaning
06:48:46.500
and I don't know if it's just because of this being a dating podcast, some of the questions
06:48:51.560
that are being asked, but I find some of them being very inappropriate or, you know,
06:49:02.060
Um, well, I mean, there, there's different ones where you've asked, um, I know you had
06:49:15.520
I mean, I, that seemed to be the only question you really, no, no, I, I, give me some examples.
06:49:20.440
So I thought that that one was, to me, it's kind of like not a very, I feel like it's
06:49:29.520
not a very intellectual question to, to ask somebody just asking them to rate themselves.
06:49:36.920
But I guess if that's the current dating culture that everyone just does, then maybe I'm just
06:49:41.440
not aware of that because I've, you know, haven't been dating for 12 years.
06:49:46.680
But, um, so I, I think some of that stuff just to me, some of the, the level of questions
06:49:50.860
that are being asked just don't seem like I'm used to, for example, I'm used to going
06:49:55.280
on a lot of podcasts on a lot of shows and I'm used to men interacting with me in a way
06:50:02.580
So I, I, my thing is I've noticed like the questions being asked here and the, the way
06:50:07.240
the women are being talked to here is kind of more or less like a little bit more like
06:50:12.340
they're being looked at as sex objects, which, you know, maybe, maybe, how could you possibly
06:50:23.080
I'm going to fucking double down on this shit with a fucking answer.
06:50:40.780
I said on one of your, one of your podcasts, you asked women about the anatomy of their vaginas.
06:50:47.840
How is that not treating women like sex objects?
06:50:55.680
I think I know what you're getting at, but specifically, what did I say?
06:50:58.960
Are you talking about that two hole prostitute?
06:51:00.580
No, you asked women specifically about the anatomy of their vaginas.
06:51:05.640
That's what you asked on your, on your specifically.
06:51:08.200
I think you said if they had any vaginas or out of vaginas, you're asking them to go around
06:51:14.840
And to me, I think that is, no, it's not a joke.
06:51:19.380
I think to me, that's not a, I mean, that's kind of a demeaning question to ask a woman.
06:51:28.640
Would you ask your mother and her friends, you know, do you have an in-ear or out-of-vagina
06:51:37.840
Ask her how many fingers have been in her cake.
06:51:40.720
Call up your mom right now and ask her if she has an in-ear or out-of-vagina.
06:51:49.140
Are you just going to continue yapping on as Andrew says here?
06:51:52.580
Okay, the way that you conduct yourself in any scenario is going to vary based on the
06:52:02.840
The way that I might conduct myself or that I might have conducted myself when I was in
06:52:07.000
school, for example, and there's a teacher, I'm going to conduct myself much differently
06:52:13.840
Or the way you conduct yourself at work is much different than the way you might conduct
06:52:17.880
yourself, you know, with, again, a friend group or your girlfriend, for example.
06:52:22.580
So would I ask my mom about, first off, I'm kind of, you bringing my mother into this
06:52:29.940
is sort of insulting in its own right, but no, to answer your question, I wouldn't ask
06:52:35.280
her this question, but this is a dating podcast.
06:52:37.880
We regularly talk about sex-related things, dating-related things.
06:52:42.360
Now, to actually address the initial point that you made about that I was asking that
06:52:50.320
You're just wrong, and you're actually, it's very disingenuous, just like-
06:52:55.900
Just like when we were saying she should bow, you made this, like, false accusation that
06:53:02.020
our intention was to be predatory and teed down her shirt, which actually wasn't the case
06:53:17.240
It was a TTS that said, inies or outies, ladies.
06:53:20.680
If I'm recalling, it was the previous show, I'm pretty sure.
06:53:28.460
It wasn't me just like out of the ether asking the question.
06:53:33.140
And I was almost, like, hesitantly, like, I was kind of, it's obviously a bit uncomfortable
06:53:42.320
But out of respect for the TTS, I was like, okay, fuck it, I guess.
06:53:47.760
So it's a bit disingenuous for you to say that it was me asking when I was just entertaining
06:53:59.760
And I told the girls, I'm pretty sure I told the girls, you don't have to answer the question.
06:54:03.900
And in fact, Andrew, I think you were there, too, in a call-in.
06:54:09.220
You've done some very unfair characterizations.
06:54:11.120
But don't you think that is an inappropriate question to be asking?
06:54:17.040
I think, by the way, I made history tonight because I think that I'm the, what, like,
06:54:31.140
But what Brian always does is he will stop on a question if you don't want to answer it.
06:54:38.540
And if your reasoning is silly, he might argue back and forth.
06:54:42.000
He never actually tells women they have to answer the question.
06:54:46.980
If they're giving a reason why they won't, that makes no sense.
06:54:52.620
If I recall correctly to that actual question, mind you, if I recall, I think none of the
06:55:03.540
But I mean, in a dating podcast, you're going to talk about sex.
06:55:06.920
You're going to talk about all that kind of stuff.
06:55:12.240
It's not comfortable to be in a room full of fucking DGens talking about sex all the time.
06:55:18.520
But if you want to get your message to people, you want to go.
06:55:21.400
Would you ask that on a first date to a girl you want to meet with?
06:55:30.720
For me, those types of things, I don't give a shit about how many, you know, this has
06:55:38.880
Like, those things for me are the least important thing from my perspective for the podcast.
06:55:47.740
I'm just saying to you, I understand on a dating podcast, it makes sense why those questions
06:56:36.760
Millie, do you see why me and Andrew might think you're a feminist?
06:56:47.560
Is it impossible to be sexually objected to a man or a woman?
06:56:52.140
Both men and women can be sexually objectified.
06:56:54.220
But I don't even really know what that means, though.
06:56:55.800
My thing was like, my perspective and take on asking certain questions like that was that
06:57:00.700
it was kind of treating the women as sexual objects.
06:57:12.300
Nobody was trying to see down this girl's shirt.
06:57:22.740
I'm seeing that as she's bowing down, you can start to see more and more.
06:57:26.780
And I was wanting to let her know, hey, wait, they're trying to, you know.
06:57:29.180
Or you're trying to kind of be like motherhood in a way.
06:57:31.740
But couldn't you have just said you might be exposed to yourself rather than they're trying
06:57:37.580
Well, you guys seemed like it was really fun and funny and just, I don't know.
06:57:44.740
So, there's women, it's like, oh, you know, can we get her to do it?
06:57:58.660
So, yeah, that was definitely not the intention.
06:58:05.820
It was your go-to, along with all the other feminist ideologies.
06:58:16.840
You say that you're a conservative man, but I've heard you tonight espouse a lot of kind
06:58:20.800
of beliefs that aren't necessarily conservative.
06:58:24.820
I would love to hear one belief I have a spouse that's not conservative.
06:58:30.300
Well, I guess some of the beliefs you said on, you were pushing back against making it
06:58:41.200
It's a non-conservative belief not to criminalize premarital sex.
06:58:56.880
The other indication was is when we were discussing about what conservative men should be held
06:59:03.080
accountable to as far as like engaging in premarital sex.
06:59:07.060
And you were really kind of pushing it more on that it was the woman.
06:59:12.000
And that she's the one who has the choice and the say at the end of the day.
06:59:17.260
And that you said women, you said women hold the power.
06:59:24.820
And that's kind of pushing back in that, you know, men also have a role in it as well.
06:59:33.600
And not only did I say that, but I said that male chastity is necessary.
06:59:37.940
I said absolutely 100% male promiscuity should be socially stigmatized just like female promiscuity.
06:59:46.160
I still haven't actually heard a single position that I have.
06:59:52.040
The conservatives I know believe in the Constitution.
06:59:53.680
And you did say you didn't believe in the Constitution.
06:59:57.840
So that you understand, because I don't think you ever got the argument.
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It's not a matter of believing or not believing the Constitution.
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I was making an argument against rights being anything other than a social construction.
07:00:13.120
That has nothing to do with my belief in the Constitution.
07:00:18.480
Just that the rights which are entailed in it are a social construction built on a false starting point.
07:00:27.540
There's nothing antithetical to conservatism about it.
07:00:29.760
In fact, conservatism should be about the conservation of the Bible, not the conservation of the Constitution.
07:00:36.220
We know this because you yourself would want to see certain amendments from the old Constitution taken out like slavery, right?
07:00:41.860
So you want the Constitution to be amended, don't you?
07:00:51.080
Yeah, but I respect the Constitution as it stands today.
07:00:58.260
And it did kind of sound like earlier you were essentially arguing and undermining the Constitution.
07:01:03.600
Well, there's lots in the Constitution I don't like.
07:01:06.520
Tons of things in it I don't like that I think suck.
07:01:09.520
I mean, I think that it sucks for one thing that we have a Congress now that doesn't elect the president.
07:01:20.780
I think that that's a stupid process and it never was the process.
07:01:24.080
I don't like the fact that we have expanded suffrage and we're continuing to expand suffrage.
07:01:30.980
There's lots of systems I can point to that are superior.
07:01:39.220
So I don't – I'm still actually waiting to hear a single conservative principle I don't hold.
07:01:44.460
Right, I don't necessarily agree with wanting to ban, I guess, women's right to vote or take away women's right to vote as conservative beliefs.
07:01:55.020
I don't believe that that's a conservative belief.
07:02:04.420
They see the, quote, male boogeyman, end quote, everywhere.
07:02:06.860
It makes no sense for Brian to ask her to bow to see up her shirt with thousands of people watching.
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It's an ongoing meme of the show where people –
07:02:23.160
Wait, are you actually still just holding firm on your position?
07:02:27.600
Wait, are you still holding firm on your position?
07:02:29.640
He's saying it makes no sense to have her stand up and bow in front of the camera.
07:02:36.860
But, well, yes, I'm not denying that I asked her to do it.
07:02:40.280
But are you staying firm in your assertions that my motivations for doing it was to see down her shirt?
07:02:51.160
I interpreted it as that was a possibility of what was going on there.
07:02:59.700
I mean, you're asking them to bow forward with low-cut shirts towards the camera.
07:03:06.860
Like that – there's no other way to bow than to –
07:03:11.220
Right, but so what evidence do you have that the motivation was to see down her shirt?
07:03:20.520
Because the way that – like there was like laughing and giggling and it just –
07:03:24.700
Because laughing and giggling implies that there's like a bad faith reason for – like I don't get it.
07:03:37.760
No, why after I brought it up that you could see down –
07:03:41.480
Did you still continue to carry on and encourage her to do it?
07:03:53.300
After you knew that the possibility existed, that she had a low-cut shirt, and it could spill the beans for the entirety of the camera,
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why would you risk your channel with a nude shot by having her bow and show all of that, Brian?
07:04:14.260
So I don't even think I pressed it that much further, but you're saying by virtue of me following up on the bow request,
07:04:24.100
that is evidence that your initial assertion is correct.
07:04:28.400
Well, it kind of made – yeah, following up when I'm like, hey, you know, we can totally see down your shirt and –
07:04:40.260
Let me – I'm going to – I want to try to give an example where I could just turn this on you and essentially call you –
07:04:45.840
You should be grateful, if anything, because I prevented you from getting a terms of service because –
07:04:56.280
Do you think he wanted to get a terms of service, Brian?
07:05:00.280
Do you think he wanted to get a terms of service, Brian?
07:05:04.300
If you don't think he wanted to get a terms of service strike, then why would he ask her to bow to see down her shirt?
07:05:10.000
Well, I mean, you potentially could – I mean, I don't know if you're going to see nipple.
07:05:15.580
I'm sure if you show nipple, you're more likely to get a T.O.
07:05:17.360
So he just wanted to see her cleavage real bad?
07:05:23.860
Like, I don't – I'm not really, like, that interested in –
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Okay, well, all I know is me as a woman, if, you know, I was going to potentially do something that could be exposing myself in front of the whole internet, I would want other women to be like, hey, you know, we can totally see down your shirt.
07:05:57.260
And look, you have the opportunity to be like, you know, that's totally not what we're intending, and I can go, okay.
07:06:06.800
When I initially said it, if you guys have been like, oh, wow, okay, you know what?
07:06:10.620
Hold your shirt if you're going to bow or whatever, then I would have been like –
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Didn't I say she could go put something else on?
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I probably would have been like, okay, you know what?
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No, but you pushed back and said, no, no, no, don't do it, don't do it.
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Brian, being surprised by such a ridiculous allegation.
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That's what you kind of pushed back on her, like, no, no, no, don't do it.
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Yeah, because you could totally see down her shirt.
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Well, then that doesn't prove your point, because you would have just said, hey, when you bow, do this.
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But you immediately implied there was, like, malicious intent, and –
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Damn, bro, this is how dudes get falsely accused.
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The joke was that she presented herself as the most feminist here, so to get her to bow, they're going to say patriarchy wins.
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The joke wasn't, ha-ha, we're going to see her tits.
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If you guys really and truly didn't intend for her to be –
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Brian, if you really didn't intend for her to be, like, exposing herself like that to the millions of followers you have, then I apologize for jumping to conclusions and assuming that.
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Right this second, you should bow, and you're still a fucking feminist, and you're dumb, and you made an accusation that has no merit whatsoever.
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He wanted to see down the shirt of this poor 19-year-old girl that has no proof at all for your alligate.
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I said, if he, in fact, didn't intend, then I apologize.
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Okay, well, then I apologize to you, Brian, if you really didn't intend to do that.
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But it's how I perceived it, and that's why I said what I said.
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No, because the way the conversation led up to it.
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And the joking and the laughing, and it kind of seemed like you guys were getting kind of giddy.
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I thought, okay, well, it kind of seems like we're about to see a show of her breasts, you know, on the big screen.
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I feel really uncomfortable with this conversation.
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Renee, did you feel like that was my intention, asking for the bow?
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Uh, no, but I am glad I didn't actually, like, fully.
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I would have just rathered maybe if someone was like, hold your shirt up, girl.
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I mean, this is within the context of my conversation with you, because you actually specifically wanted to talk about your experience with the bow.
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So it was like, it wasn't just, like, non sequitur, let me ask Renee over here for a bow.
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Did I just get, that was a me too for sure, bro.
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Let's get some, uh, let me read some of the chats.
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She focused on the, at the camera part of the bow request.
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Brian was respectfully telling her she didn't have to bow to him.
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And I, I don't recall the exact verbatim of what was said, what wasn't said.
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Pretty much, uh, anything men do is always going to be viewed within like this sort of
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lens of, uh, I guess, uh, men it's always viewed in this, like, um, men tend to be pathologized
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So, uh, I'm saying that there are thousands of people watching.
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He worked too hard to lose channel to see some nip.
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I, we, we've had, we had a nip slip once or twice on the show.
07:10:38.100
Uh, let me finish, try to get through my notes here, bringing it back to faith.
07:10:43.400
Faith, you said, if you can be quick, tell us the antichrist story really quick.
07:10:57.120
So back when I was just starting to kind of get into Christianity and whatnot, I wasn't
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totally convinced yet, but I was moving closer and closer, starting to do some research
07:11:08.200
And, um, I was seeing this, this guy sort of, it was my first and only ever sort of like
07:11:19.740
Um, and, uh, and, and one night, did he go to 15 minute parties with you too?
07:11:26.660
Um, uh, one night I, I had gotten a call from someone who was like a, a sort of spiritual
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religious mentor and he was actually the pastor that married my husband and I in the end.
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But, um, I remember earlier that day he had called and was like, Hey, just by the way,
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I kind of got, uh, I was a deep in prayer this morning and just stay away from, from men
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Like there's, I just, I was like, Oh yeah, whatever.
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And then later on then that day, this guy, the, the antichrist came over and, um, I was
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kind of talking to him about how I was feeling really guilty about what we were doing.
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I was like, I don't, I don't feel like this is, this is spiritually right.
07:12:08.760
I don't feel like this is right for me anymore.
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And, um, and he was like, well, why do you think that?
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And I'm like, Oh, well, because I, I, I'm really starting to fall in love with Christianity
07:12:20.940
and I'm falling in love with God again and everything.
07:12:28.520
I'm like getting chills right now, like totally different person.
07:12:41.720
And I was like, well, don't you go to a Catholic college?
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And he's like, I'm the, and then he, all of a sudden he starts to say, um, and it was
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stupid of me to think that, but you know, it was late at night.
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Um, and then all of a sudden he's like, yeah, and I'm, I'm the antichrist actually.
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It, it freaks, it freaks me out, but I did like a lot of deep prayer afterward and everything.
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And, um, I, I, I think he's just, just very antichristian and everything.
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And so I called my, my mentor and I was like, oh my God, you, you were right.
07:13:40.280
And the next morning, and I kind of slept with one eye open that night because it was like
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I didn't, I didn't want to do anything because I've never heard some guys say crazy stuff like
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Um, and the next morning I like woke up with, um, I don't know if I can say this, but
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um, like things bruise, like bruises and whatnot, like all over my body, like really, really
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And I don't know how they got there and I never saw him again, thankfully.
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But that was my final thing of like, okay, God, this was my sign.
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Maybe, but I, I've never had that, that hap, that ever happened before.
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And, and maybe it doesn't have any, and maybe it doesn't have anything to do with it at
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I just thought it was very, very, very peculiar and strange.
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And the next, and I, and I saw it the next morning when I was taking a shower cause I
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I actually came down to Santa Barbara for like three days after the fact, cause I didn't
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want to be in my house, anything, or my apartment.
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Um, but I'm, I'm thankful that the experience happened because it was a huge learning experience and
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it was, it was enough to scare me into celibacy until I met my husband months, months later.
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We knew each other for months beforehand and talked for a little while and yeah.
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Yes, but I didn't know, but it was the very last time that I saw him after, after consistent.
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I've, I've talked with him to make sure he's comfortable with me talking about this, but
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So, I mean, if, if anyone is, who's watching, you know, is, is curious, like sometimes like
07:15:26.580
Like this was a very real experience and it is crazy.
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But you said this, you said this man was essentially just an atheist college man who I met when I
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was debating celibacy was first starting out to know God.
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Um, so you, you met him, you were interested in pursuing, uh, Christ.
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You were interested in, uh, you were trying to be celibate, but he veered you off the path
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I wasn't that I was even, because I wasn't fully committed to Christ yet.
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So I wasn't intentionally trying to be celibate.
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I just was because I just, I, at the time I was, I was self-isolating.
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I didn't want to have anything to do with anyone.
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And so I, I just happened to meet this guy through, through.
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How quickly after meeting him did you have sex with him?
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Cause we would just see each other at work and he would take, he would walk me home after
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But we, we'd never really talked, we never really got to that point because at the time
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Oh, were you guys like not dating for the, that period of time?
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And, and I fully regret it and I fully advise against it.
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But so four months and then you guys were hooking up for how long?
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Um, just, it was only like three, like three times.
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Well, it was cause he would, he would only be at work occasionally.
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He kind of was like the, it was like the, I was a, I was a server at the, at a restaurant.
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And so sometimes when it would get really, really packed, he would kind of, he would
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But then when just, I forgot if you already answered this, you're married.
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Uh, did you wait until marriage to, for carnal knowledge with your husband?
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Yeah, I, I, and again, I, I advise against it, but there was a, there was a point, it
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was when we first, it was when we first started dating and, um, I'm much, I'm, you know, we're
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both much stronger, um, in our faith now, but, um, when we first started dating, you know,
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And it got to a point where I was getting a lot of like conviction and everything.
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And I would, I would pray about it and I'd open up my Bible and all of a sudden, like,
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all I could see was like, you know, celibacy, celibacy, like everywhere.
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And I was like, okay, this is definitely like, yeah.
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And so, and, and we had to talk about it and I was like, yeah, I'm just, I'm just not
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And, and it's been really good and it, or, and it was really good because we were able
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to, whenever we had disagreements, we could think about, like, we think of things more
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And it was, it was just better and all around healthier.
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And I, and I definitely think that's why, yeah.
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Eden, you said that you're in a committed age gap relationship with your boyfriend who's
07:18:27.120
I was, um, dating this doctor in San Francisco and he was 40 years old.
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So I would guess that that would be bad if you were a foot doctor, but, um, yeah, it
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Um, it was something I got super invested in at the time just because I was so young
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and naive and he kind of like, I mean, we, it was super intense.
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I mean, he bought me designer gifts and we were going to concerts and stuff like
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He was just like promising me the world and stuff.
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And so I, um, you know, me being 19 and stupid, I was just like, okay, this man loves
07:19:25.780
But, um, yeah, after, after we had sex though, I got home and I was blocked, but looking back
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So he, you're 40 or excuse me, he was 40, he was 40.
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He was taking you on expensive dates, bought you luxury gifts.
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Uh, he was fun, intellectual conversations, Christian, good morals.
07:19:53.220
Although that seems dubious overall, the perfect package, right?
07:19:57.340
Um, how long were you, uh, you said you guys had sex once and then ghosted like he into
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the mic, yeah, so I obviously didn't have sex with him initially.
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And so this happened over like a span of three months.
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And so I had sex with him like at the end of three months, three months, three months.
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This guy waited three months to have sex one time.
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Are you sure he wasn't like married or anything like that?
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I mean, he lived alone, but I mean, he could have been closer to the mic.
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He just like randomly asked me if I wanted to go to a concert.
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And how many, um, so you, it was three month period of time, but like how frequently would
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Um, I would say like every, every couple of weeks, maybe three weeks.
07:20:51.720
Oh, so you only maybe went on, how many times did you see him before you guys?
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We would talk every day and I mean, he would just like.
07:21:22.680
Um, so you would talk every day for like how long an hour or something?
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I mean, just like throughout the whole day, phone calls.
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He would talk about how, you know, he loved me and like wanted to make plans for the future.
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And obviously he was just filling my head with whatever I wanted to hear so that I would.
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I got some, I got some thoughts on this dude, but, um, so he was doing all these nice things.
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Um, you had sex and then he did a complete 360.
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Do you have any suspicions as to why he did this or?
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Nothing, like after having sex, nothing's strange or anything.
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You go back home, you send him a text and it's like green or some shit.
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I remember one night he, you know, we were drinking.
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And he showed me this book that he had actually, like on an iPad that he had made.
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And it was like a collection of all of the women that he's ever been with.
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When he showed you the book, is it just, was it names?
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Wait, what are those books called where it's like a, there's a name?
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I mean, I saw at least like 10, but I mean, after he kept showing me, I was like, I don't
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Can you get one of the George RR Martin fucking.
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A song of, oh, it was, oh, okay, never mind, never mind.
07:24:42.740
Wait, so this guy was telling you he wanted a future, he wanted kids even?
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Yeah, and one of the weirdest things, like, looking back on it, he was like, you would
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look so sexy pregnant, and I'm like, that is just such a weird thing to say.
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Could there be chapters of bad, like, just bad people?
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Chapters of people, like, with just reviews, like, Yelp reviews, like you said.
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Mind you, like, in high school, I never dated or did anything like that.
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So I was very, like, naive, and this was kind of, like, the first experience I had had
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I'm gonna send the asteroid, but then I'm gonna send the fucking nuke, hold on.
07:25:58.900
But yeah, there were, like, older women there, too.
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By the way, has anybody been watching Fallout on Amazon?
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Do you think, like, afterwards, he would just get, like, after sex with all these women,
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he'd be like, tear diary today, like, da-da-da-da-da, you know?
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Today, I took this girl's virginity, and they just blocked her on everything, and never
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Like, pictures, and, like, a whole layout of what happened, like, that's just so, that's
07:26:28.820
That sounds like a lot of work to, like, fuck once.
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Bro, imagine doing all this shit to fuck a girl once with a condom.
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Something that Brian just wanted to watch the world burn.
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I mean, it was probably he just wanted to, like, know that he could attain her.
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Yeah, maybe it was more about, like, attainability, I would say.
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Maybe he's, like, his fetishes take the girl's virginities, and he just moves on to that.
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This is kind of making my point, though, about the bakery.
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Is that some baggage or are you chill about it?
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I mean, well, I wanted to bring up the point about, like, age gap relationships, because
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obviously that was a situation where I was taken advantage of.
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But, you know, since meeting my boyfriend now, I've completely, like, changed my morals.
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For the purposes of clarification, what do you mean taking advantage of?
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Well, like, I went into it thinking that, you know, we were going to be together
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No, he totally, like, promised me, like, a future.
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It would have been harder to do to a 40-year-old woman.
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Yeah, but that's a good argument against voting rights, isn't it?
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If an 18-year-old is too dumb to make relationship standards, why should she cancel out the 40-year-old
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Well, I have enough experience in relationships.
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But what I am saying is, is that, no, he did come to her, let's not forget this part
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of the story, with a big book of, I fucked her.
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When you're 19, you don't know what red flags and green flags are.
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Well, if 40-something years old, you could outsmart a 19-year-old any day.
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I think a guy her age would be just as capable of finessing her virginity.
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Like, guys her age do this shit all the time, too.
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But do they have, like, the financial means and all that?
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They've picked up a lot of tricks along the way, you know?
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But there's plenty of 19, 20, 21-year-old fuckboys who are, like, hyper-attractive.
07:30:03.000
If I'm assuming this 40-year-old guy, despite his status and finances,
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I mean, probably guys your age are more physically attractive.
07:30:15.760
So he's a hot podiatrist with a big books of eye humter.
07:30:21.020
So this was kind of like your first encounter with a man.
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And he was 40 years old and the age gap between that.
07:30:30.520
So do you think that that made you put up a wall for your next relationship?
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I know that you're in an age gap relationship now.
07:30:38.520
But did you, you know, kind of step back and think to yourself, like, oh, you know, a 40-year-old.
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My last relationship, he was 40 and it was age gap.
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Like, did you have, like, I don't know, kind of walls up to get into a new age gap relationship?
07:30:55.320
Yeah, when my boyfriend first, you know, like, when he and I first started dating, he was, like, obviously trying to, or, well, he was telling me that he wanted a relationship with me.
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And I really made him, like, prove himself to me.
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But, yeah, I think that some of the positives from, like, an age gap relationship is that they can kind of guide you to making better decisions and, like, life choices.
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And so I think that I take that with me in this new experience.
07:31:32.020
Really quick, going around the table, your thoughts on age gap relationships for, against, neutral.
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Like, you wouldn't date, like, a 39-year-old, like, far-right extremist Christian nationalist?
07:32:01.380
In my experience, though, like, with dating, or not dating, but, like, talking to younger guys, it's like they were only after one thing.
07:32:09.640
And so, obviously, he was, too, but, I mean, they never even, like, mentioned, like, wanting a relationship or anything like that.
07:32:21.140
I've never experienced it myself, but I don't think that I'm for it.
07:32:42.340
I'm 20, and honestly, I probably wouldn't go older than my brother, and he's 23.
07:32:47.260
So I know that's, like, not a great, my parents are five years apart, and I know a lot of other people, but.
07:32:53.400
I'd probably say, like, maybe, like, 10 or so years, so probably, like, 38 or something.
07:33:00.160
Yeah, I kind of have this theory, and maybe it's just, like, I don't know.
07:33:04.620
But basically, I have this theory that if I'm always, like, younger than the guy I'm with, then I'll always be young and beautiful to him.
07:33:15.140
I would say 10 years, but also, as you get older, then you can do a, have a larger and larger age gap, possibly.
07:33:23.780
I'm for it as long as the man going into it has honorable intentions.
07:33:34.380
I mean, we could have a situation where there's a woman with.
07:33:42.120
Yet, for the age gap relationship being problematic, if you consider women at 18, 19 to be adults,
07:33:50.460
what could your argument possibly be from this adult dating another adult?
07:34:02.640
I said, other than that, because that's where it's going to go, I promise.
07:34:12.200
I just think you've experienced so much less of life.
07:34:14.960
Like, isn't it pretty obvious that you wouldn't know as many things?
07:34:21.460
How in the world could you tie that into it being bad?
07:34:25.340
Because you're just not at the same place in life.
07:34:39.880
No, I was saying you're at different places in your life, so you're going to be fundamentally incompatible.
07:34:45.040
If a person takes advantage of another person, is it immoral?
07:34:50.180
So, then if your argument is there's a potential here for a person to take advantage of you, but they may not,
07:34:55.240
and you have no moral argument for it, then what could your objection possibly be other than yuck?
07:35:00.420
I just told you, because you're at different stages of your life, and one person has learned less,
07:35:05.460
they're more likely to be able to take advantage of you.
07:35:07.860
That's what I literally just said you would argue.
07:35:09.960
So, I literally just said the only argument that you could possibly have is that there's a potential.
07:35:14.380
However, there's a potential for somebody your same age to take advantage of you, too.
07:35:32.700
Well, didn't you say yourself that it's unattractive for men to be with infertile-looking women?
07:35:37.340
I'm sure that men's seed is getting worse as they're getting older, unfortunately.
07:35:42.880
No, it's because I have biological receptors in my brain that can sense a man's fertility, and it's going down.
07:35:50.900
So, that would still be the ick, if you're not making a moral argument.
07:35:53.860
It could be the ick is whatever you define it as.
07:35:55.460
This could be the ick, if you want it to be the ick.
07:36:00.720
It could be the ick, and inside that cup would be your logical arguments.
07:36:14.700
Oh, my question is, but like, and maybe I'm just misunderstanding a little bit, I don't
07:36:19.020
think you object to her having a preference to date someone younger, right?
07:36:22.880
I just want to know if there's an actual argument that you can come up with which is
07:36:31.220
You just said it wasn't immoral five seconds ago.
07:36:45.220
What I was saying is that it's immoral if they do it, but you are preventing me from
07:36:50.220
saying that, like, it's immoral altogether because it's only a possibility.
07:36:59.140
So everything is possibly immoral from your standard.
07:37:03.700
To your standard, it's fully immoral, but it depends on the person.
07:37:04.740
Yeah, I didn't ask you about the possibility of it being immoral.
07:37:13.260
It's not fundamentally immoral to date someone a different age than you.
07:37:19.580
The only objection you would have to it, then, would be that you have a preference against
07:37:25.160
I would say that you're at different stages of life development.
07:37:29.440
Your brain is less developed before you're 25, scientifically.
07:37:39.080
You're taking two studies, which are taken out of context, but here's the counter-argument
07:37:47.160
That prefrontal cortex begins to degrade after 25.
07:37:50.180
So if you were 40, wouldn't you have a more degraded prefrontal cortex?
07:37:54.620
And so by this logic, wouldn't a man then at 40 also be right around the same maturity
07:38:02.120
Your argument's wrong because we haven't calculated the rate of degradation as compared to the
07:38:07.180
Actually, we have calculated the rate of degradation.
07:38:07.600
You don't have the stats for me right in front of us.
07:38:13.580
Give me a study showing me that it's 25 at all.
07:38:17.640
Since you want to be hyper-specific, what is it called?
07:38:19.940
No, but I'm just using the same argument that you used on me over and over again.
07:38:23.840
I don't know shit because I'm 19 and you're like 40.
07:38:28.120
So it's my fault that you're stupid because you're 19?
07:38:36.380
Yeah, but theoretically, if there was a 40-year-old out there-
07:38:41.700
I'm a badass in power to movement, but at the same time, at the same time, I'm a victim
07:38:50.840
Would you say that you're a 60-year-old woman to date a 20-year-old man?
07:38:56.380
I wouldn't make it clear, though, that I don't have a preference for older men.
07:39:01.740
I'm talking about a 60-year-old lady with a 20-year-old.
07:39:11.940
No, I'm saying a 60-year-old lady trying to date a 20-something-year-old guy.
07:39:17.600
Yeah, I can't think of a moral argument against it.
07:39:24.740
Right, but it's not immoral, as in there's no minor thing.
07:39:29.000
Yeah, I would never say that there's a problem with it.
07:39:34.080
Okay, wait, last few things on your thing, and then we're going to wrap up the show.
07:39:42.700
You had the scrapbook with all the other girls he had carnal knowledge of.
07:39:48.220
Did you get the impression that he dated those women long-term, or was there any inkling
07:39:52.600
as to this guy was just running through chicks?
07:39:55.220
Well, I thought that at the time, I thought that they were girlfriends that he had had
07:39:59.340
for a long time, and so that's why he was kind of holding on to memories, maybe.
07:40:20.020
Apparently, Faith, you actually met this man, correct?
07:40:29.540
You guys went to a concert together, and the whole time, he was being really nice, but
07:40:34.680
then once the concert was over, he got super quiet on the drive home, and he flipped out
07:40:39.260
on you about he didn't want to drive home, and how we had been terrible to put up with
07:40:50.280
Yeah, but he was, like, very, very angry, like, yelling, screaming.
07:41:18.680
But, um, he was kind of, like, I interpreted it as he was, like, hitting on you the entire
07:41:24.140
night, and so I think that maybe he might have been upset that-
07:41:33.780
I mean, his friend was actually very, very polite, very shy, so I didn't really, like,
07:41:38.540
say anything, because I was just, like, okay, you know, I have a boyfriend, and this guy
07:41:43.600
isn't, like, addressing me or anything, so I'm not, like, deliberately ignoring him
07:41:47.500
or giving him the cold shoulder or trying to be rude.
07:41:49.460
I think that that was his intention with it, though.
07:42:01.180
Well, so, like, your impression, though, after having met him, was that the third date, second
07:42:09.640
I mean, did you get any bad vibes from the guy?
07:42:19.260
So, just so rude, so snappy, like, his mood would change in a second, and just, like, a total emotional,
07:42:28.820
He didn't want to have to, even though he said that he would drive me home, and he offered.
07:42:33.180
I was, like, oh, no, I can have my boyfriend come pick me up or whatever.
07:42:38.560
Then afterward, all of a sudden, he was, when he was all wigging out, he was, like, why don't
07:42:43.460
I just, like, leave you right here on, like, the San Francisco State Bridge, and then your
07:42:47.800
And I was, like, and it was, like, 1 in the morning or something, or 12 at night, and I
07:43:00.180
Like, I don't know what your deal is, but when I saw that mood switch and how, like, obnoxious
07:43:05.480
and snappy he was getting with me, I was, like, oh, he obviously doesn't have respect
07:43:10.220
for her, because if he had respect for her, and I genuinely, I'm very self-aware, I genuinely,
07:43:15.740
like, was not being obnoxious or anything, and he can just flip on her, like, closest
07:43:20.220
friend like that, that, and doesn't care about her friend's opinion at all, that gives me
07:43:28.120
So after, after this experience, did you advise your friend?
07:43:34.240
But it's, but at the end of the day, like, I can advise, but at the end of the day, it's
07:43:40.520
And you said, lastly, he took advantage of you because you're young and experienced, and
07:43:55.460
You, I don't know if there's any other details you want to share about this.
07:44:02.700
No, I just want to make it clear that, like, even though my age-gapped relationship has
07:44:12.640
That's not, like, typically, like, what I go for or anything like that.
07:44:16.300
It's just the men, the younger men I have, like, talked to throughout my life, all that
07:44:22.460
And so, I feel like older men have been the only people that have, like, taken me seriously
07:44:30.880
So, you're saying younger men, that's, they only want one thing?
07:44:41.340
I'd say especially, like, you guys aren't from here, but in Isla Vista, it's definitely
07:44:50.660
It's like, well, I was using dating apps a lot at the time, and so it's rare that you
07:44:55.620
even will find a guy that, like, is willing to take you on a date.
07:44:58.780
He's just like, do you want to meet at my place?
07:45:01.260
I do want to say one thing, though, because I hear this fairly frequently from a lot of
07:45:11.540
I have a quote from the late and great Patrice O'Neill.
07:45:18.160
I think he said something along the lines of, pussy is not all I want unless that's all
07:45:34.280
Yo, wheelchair Catholic, thank you for the gift of 20 memberships.
07:45:38.360
I think it goes something like, pussy's not the only thing I want unless, well, okay,
07:45:50.080
No, it's just we didn't see you when you said that.
07:46:07.960
I'm not saying that you don't bring other things besides that, but I think one thing
07:46:12.940
that sometimes women will do is they'll think about what they desire in a partner and make
07:46:19.540
the false assumption that men desire those same exact traits that they find attractive
07:46:27.880
And so when it comes to your ambition, your success, your money, your career achievement,
07:46:34.240
your educational achievement, I'm not saying that that's bad.
07:46:43.480
But in terms of making yourself more appealing, it doesn't make you more attractive to men
07:46:50.200
in the same way that a man who's, for example, has some sort of status or money or reputation
07:47:00.120
I wasn't saying that I think it makes me more attractive.
07:47:02.420
I was just saying I have more to offer than just my body.
07:47:07.660
It's just in the other person to see the value.
07:47:10.080
There are broke boys out there who want a mother to provide.
07:47:14.300
Well, the first thing you went to was, well, I think you said, what, you're ambitious,
07:47:21.900
I mean, I hate to break it to you, men don't give a fuck, generally speaking.
07:47:26.280
Okay, but also I feel like there are other things in a traditional relationship that the
07:47:32.120
woman can bring to the table, like being nurturing, being a mother figure, things like that, stroking
07:47:36.520
your man's ego, I think that that is also something that in today's age is kind of rare to find
07:47:44.580
Right, and I'm just pushing back against this because, I mean, there's a biological basis
07:47:49.960
for this, but just, this is sort of a lie that feminists teach, is like, yeah, men are really
07:47:57.380
preoccupied with your educational achievement, your degrees, your money, your career achievement.
07:48:07.020
Look, if you have that stuff, it's good, but in terms of dating, it's not an attraction trigger.
07:48:14.060
So, you would want to be with a woman who's like a high school dropout?
07:48:24.260
Let's just say somebody that doesn't have any goals.
07:48:30.920
Because you don't care about the brains of your females, you guys just want subservient
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I mean, that just proves it's not that men don't care.
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I don't understand, is her being a high school dropout mean that she's instantly going
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Because you're going to college and you're dumb as fuck.
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So, I'm just asking, like, honestly, how would that be a disqualifier?
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...to a child, it's important to be educated so that you can...
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I'll actually engage you on this question, though.
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So, I mean, I'll just say she's a college dropout.
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Aren't you bothered by her lack of, like, work ethic to continue trying in college?
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I mean, that's just proving his point that men don't mind whether you have a career or anything.
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She's probably happy that she works at Chick-fil-A so that she can bring him home, like, free food and everything, you know?
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I think that also goes into the type of man that I'm wanting.
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So, do you want a guy who's got status or wealth?
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Not necessarily wealth, but just has something going for himself.
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My argument here would be the more successful a guy becomes, the more status he gets, the more money he gets, the less he cares about your money.
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Right, but those type of men want to have, want to be able to have an intellectual conversation with a woman.
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I think that maybe, don't speak for all men because there are exceptions to the rule on that.
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Like, for example, my husband, he needs intellectual discussion and conversation.
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Like, he's, you know, and so one of the things he valued with me was he could have those type of discussions and conversations with me.
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Like, he valued being able to have those discussions.
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My dad is literally intimacy and real connection.
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You can't trust a woman who's dumb to raise his children.
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Right, and also my man wants a woman that's going to get him out of bed in the morning and push him to keep doing things and succeeding.
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But that has nothing to do with your academic or career achievement.
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Because you have to get up out of bed in the morning to do stuff.
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Like, you think the Chick-fil-A worker who's going in at four is going to be like, get up for your 6 a.m. shift, sweetie.
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I think you're looking down upon fast food workers.
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They're on their feet for eight, nine, ten hours a day.
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I think the women who work at a fast food restaurant have learned more valuable life lessons
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A lot of these college chicks, their daddy, whatever their parents, pay for everything.
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I'll take the girl who's actually worked in a fast food environment over the girl who's
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never worked, who's gotten a college education.
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I was assuming this is someone who's your age and working at Chick-fil-A and she's planning
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on working at Chick-fil-A for the rest of her life.
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Listen, they don't care about the woman's career as much because they're thinking more
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along the lines of they would prefer their wives to be wives and mothers of children.
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And I think a lot of men that actually have the ability to, they prefer for their women
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You have to take into account, though, also his age.
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I mean, he's obviously way more experienced than I am.
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And so he's had that where, you know, they maybe weren't as driven.
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And so, you know, he's told me firsthand that this is something that he wants.
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Obviously, we went over what we want in a partner and...
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I mean, he still tells me that to this day, though.
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Look, there are some men who I suppose genuinely will, like, care about your career or whatever,
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You also have to understand, if a guy, if you care about that, and the guy's like,
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I don't give a fuck about it, you're probably going to be like, I don't want to date this
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Would it be in a man's best interest to be like, Renee, I fucking love that you're going
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I think it's so sexy that you're going after this.
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But, like, deep down, I would argue most men...
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Most men are going to prioritize other things in terms of what they find attractive in women.
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Being submissive, bringing a man peace, not being quarrelsome.
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At the same time, she's 19, so the men that she's interacted with are very different.
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Like, she's 19, so the men that she's interacted with and had, like, you know, relationships with or whatever is very different from the men that you may interact with already.
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Because some of them know they're gonna grow up poor.
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You think frat boys or fucking party fuck boys in Isla Vista give a fuck about what you're doing with your...
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Do you think they care if you're a bio major versus a comm major?
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It might be that some of the guys that don't...
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That are not high earners do see a value in a woman.
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I was just gonna ask how many of them can afford...
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But are you attracted to those men is the question.
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Your earning potential is so delayed that it's even irrelevant now.
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The 20-year-old guys are like, five years down the road, she's gonna be providing for me?
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Most of these college relationships are fucking...
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I will say that, you know, my husband frequently talks to me being like, when are you gonna be done
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When are you gonna be done with your bachelors?
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I just want you to stay home all day and do what you love.
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Cook, hang out, you know, hang out with the cat.
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And he was so much more excited when I got my job at the grocery store than he was when
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I brought home my four-point-whatever GPA for the whatever-th time this last semester.
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And honestly, like, if you really want to just be able to hook a guy, like, be good at making food.
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I promise you, my husband's an EMT when he's working his doubles and everything.
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I was good at cooking and I still got cheated on.
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So, the more money a guy makes, the less he's going to care about your money.
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Well, you know, look, there is an economic reality here that for most households, it's
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going to have to be a two-income household to support a family.
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So, you know, the average man, it might be more part of the calculus.
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But the reality is, like, that average man, when it comes to the optimum in terms of what
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he finds attractive in women, there might be economic realities.
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But in terms of strictly dating and what men find attractive, like, it's really not...
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If he has to pick between, like, the girl who's got a better personality and more physically
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Because she's 30 years old, she's an attorney, she's a bit disagreeable because she's an
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attorney, but she makes really good money, versus dating a 22-year-old who works at Chick-fil-A
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and she's one, two, three points more attractive than the attorney chick.
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Most guys, even if he's not a high earner, want that Chick-fil-A chick.
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If you're as ambitious to go after a career, and if you're saying, like, he's high value,
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I don't plan on having children until I'm at least 35.
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You would have a geriatric pregnancy, and that would not be, like, the best situation.
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And all you do is walk around talking about how you want to unalive yourself, so...
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I would rather be in a position where I could comfortably provide for my child and not have
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If he leaves and you guys are married, she would be in a position where she would actually
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be supported through alimony and through child support.
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Like, I think a lot of the reason why you see so many women adamant about having careers
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They initiate divorces because the men treat them worse.
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Those aren't the figures that represent the majority of divorces.
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Couldn't you also go into the job market once your kids are older?
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Maybe, like, mid to late 20s is when you should start pumping them out.
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But, I mean, every person that I've talked to that has had kids in their 20s
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says that they wish that they would have waited.
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Like, right now, I would love to have another kid.
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But I feel like that would be more selfish for me.
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Because I would be potentially now compromising the viability of my child.
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The other value to it is that when they're old enough and move out, you're still fairly young.
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And you're still fairly young enough to chase after your grandkids and do all that kind of stuff.
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Yeah, I mean, my parents had me when they were 40.
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Yeah, look, you can have kids when you're older.
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Let me read these chats, and then we're going to wrap up.
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Feminist is definitely an idiot, and no one listens to Apology after a hashtag Me Too.
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He wants to destroy his channel just to see some nip?
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I don't know why people are shocked about the man ghosting.
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Women ghost guys all the time for bullshit reasons, and no one complains.
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Maybe he, quote, got the ick, like you women like to say.
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I don't think the guy, I mean, we don't know his side of the story, right?
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But given what she said, I don't think this guy was conducting himself honorably, let's say.
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I mean, also, bro, it's like, that's, I'll play the sound again.
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Oh, that's a lot of work to like, how, did he finish quickly?
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Okay, let's just say like, the sex like was 15 minutes.
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That's, bro, you're going to put in three months of work for 15 minutes of pleasure?
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It's like having a gun safe with empty spots, right?
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Modern age women lack accountability far more than men.
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Women will divorce over the most arbitrary reasons.
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Incentivized by corrupt family court systems that are relatively new.
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Well, I mean, child support is, well, I mean, there's child support that exceeds the amount
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of, the minimum amount of money that is necessary to support a child, and then you'll see scenarios
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where, for example, if the man's a high earner, the woman, there's nothing like, you know, with
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food stamps, you have to, like the money the government gives you, you have to spend it on
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food, but a woman, if you're paying her child support and the child's needs are met
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by, say, $300, but the child supports $1,000 a month, well, she's going to go ahead and spend
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that money on, you know, conceivably, she's going to go get her nails done, get her hair done.
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So, actually, this is a men's rights position, in the same way that with, like, SNAP, EBT,
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food stamps, whatever, you have to spend it on food, and they track it, and you get given
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I think with child support, you should be given a card that the expenses have to be used
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And also, there should be some sort of cap, I think.
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Connie West, I don't think any women would be like, yeah, women should be spending their
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welfare checks, or, like, their child support on their nails.
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Yeah, but I don't think they'll say that it should happen.
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I think the problem is more that the children aren't being supported.
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We have Daniel W., equality comes from the unique differences between men and women,
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Social stigma has been catastrophic for the West to support and praise a divorced woman
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rather than shame them of the abuse they cause to their children.
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Well, yeah, there's definitely no social stigma or shame associated with divorce really anymore.
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So that's probably another reason why divorce rates are very high, I think.
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Because it's basically valueless to a secularist.
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I don't think anyone here talked about praising women for divorce.
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Well, maybe not praise, but there's no shame anymore.
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Like, it used to be shameful to be divorced, but there's no shame.
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I mean, Emily Ratajkowski is trying to make it chic.
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Do you object to men caring about a woman's body count?
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No, they're allowed to care, but they have to hold themselves to a similar standard.
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Yeah, I guess just don't be a hypocrite about it.
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Like, I know it's about body count, but I can't remember how you phrased it.
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Do you object to men caring about a woman's body count?
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Men have the right to care about that, absolutely.
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This is the segment called, What's Your Body Count?
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Personally, after everything I've heard in the show, I don't want to be called a cake.
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Anybody going to have some cojones and answer the question?
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I feel like mine's, like, a lot lower than people think because I was a sex worker.
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I know a guy with 23, and he wasn't even a sex worker, so...
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I'm honestly doing better than most civilians, so I got to keep my celibacy.
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That's a conversation for me and my future spouse, so...
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Yeah, it's between my husband and I, but it is in the single digits.
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I mean, this is one of the things where, like, I've...
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So, I've been in a relationship for 12 years with the same guy.
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So, I guess I'll put that out there, but, like, they're all saying, my husband knows,
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Well, I credit you for being the one person who's willing to answer the question.
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Multiply it by three, and that's the real number.
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Last time one of us answered a question like that, you refused to answer it when it was
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Yeah, I know, but last time you asked the question, I answered, and then you refused to
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Okay, so you don't want to answer the questions that you asked.
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Okay, but that's the same standard that you just had for us.
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You don't want to answer it either, I'm guessing.
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If you will then go back and rate your husband like you promised me you were going to do earlier,
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and then you refused to after I did the rating.
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Right, so I mean, you're the hypocrite, not me.
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Also, what's feminists' obsession with talking about a, quote, man's ego, and what a, quote,
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This is a podcast where they're talking about what it means to be a man and a woman.
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I don't know what their obsession is with talking about a man's ego and what a real man is.
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Yeah, I don't know if it came up tonight, but Evil World Body Cams, I appreciate all your
08:11:11.280
Nick, if you're able to pull up our favorite grandma, we are going to raid...
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And Nick, if you're able to get that pull up...
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Guys, like I said, I would say, be nice to her.
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If I hear you're being dickheads, I'm going to ban you from my Twitch chat.
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Actually, really quick before we do the raid, let me just do part of my outro here for those
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