In this episode of Whatever Happenings, Briana Sixto ( ) and Rachel Wilson ( ) join host Brian Atlas ( ) to discuss feminism and marriage. They discuss the origins of no-fault divorce, the history of prenuptial agreements, and the relationship between Marx and Marx.
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00:00:57.940details. Without further ado, can you hide that for a moment? Without further ado, I am joined
00:01:04.800today by Rachel Wilson. She is the wife of Andrew Wilson. She is a mother of five children, as well
00:01:11.940as author of the best-selling book, Occult Feminism. Also joining us today is Drianna
00:01:20.140Sixto. She's a political analyst and commentator, as well as Spanish media director for the Lincoln
00:01:28.160Media Foundation. She received bachelor's degrees in political science and international relations
00:01:34.800from Florida International University. You each get a five-minute opening, about five-minute,
00:01:42.140five, six, seven-minute opening statement each, and then we're going to head straight into opening
00:01:46.380conversation and Rachel you're going first with your opening statement go ahead all right well
00:01:51.380thanks Brian for hosting this thanks Triana for coming this is a debate I've wanted to have for
00:01:55.960a long time it's very easy to debate like very woke leftist feminists and make them look kind
00:02:00.800of crazy but I think that it's important that we have this discussion between women on the right
00:02:06.320as well because I think we have a very serious problem in the media especially with women who
00:02:11.980say they're right-wing, conservative, whatever kind of like term you want to use to say they're
00:02:17.200on that side of things. I think that just because you're not woke doesn't mean that you're conservative
00:02:23.360and it doesn't mean that you're not feminist. So in Brianna's first appearance, she said that she
00:02:29.760came to the podcast to help men and women like heal the divide and find a way to have good
00:02:35.320relationships again. She said she wants both parties to recognize what the other party brings
00:02:41.400to the table, so we'll talk about the table for sure. But I think her view and understanding of
00:02:48.520what feminism is, like most people, is based on propaganda, fallacious views of history through
00:02:55.940presentism, and just ignorance, which I don't blame her for. I'm not, like, calling her an
00:03:00.580ignorant person. She's a smart person. But most of us just haven't gotten the real story. We've
00:03:05.520heard a lot of things that we repeat, and we don't really know why, and they're not exactly
00:03:09.820accurate. So I want to address some of that. I think that once I demonstrate that Adriana actually
00:03:17.380holds a lot of more classical liberal egalitarian and therefore feminist views, what I predict is
00:03:23.960going to happen is she's probably going to want to obfuscate, do some stonewalling, and maybe even
00:03:29.620personal insults. Hopefully we don't have to go there. But I'm just going to keep redirecting it
00:03:33.600back to the topic and back to what we're here to discuss, which is feminism, especially among women
00:03:38.560on the right. Andrew calls them femcons, like feminist conservatives, but they're also kind of
00:03:43.600running a con, right? So Drianne sees marriage more as a interpersonal legal contract, whereas
00:03:51.980my view of marriage is a lifelong sacramental religious commitment. So we're going to have some,
00:03:58.820you know, trying to find some common ground to talk about marriage from those very different
00:04:03.280worldviews. But the problem with this is that, you know, seeing, she made this assertion that
00:04:11.540she's a capitalist and that she's coming at this from a conservative capitalist view, but right out
00:04:15.760of the gate in your last appearance, we saw that that's not the case, because you said that you
00:04:21.560want things like prenuptial agreements, no-fault divorce, and the origins of no-fault divorce are
00:04:28.000Marxist in and of themselves. The first mention of such a thing was Frederick Engel's lifelong
00:04:33.340collaborator with Karl Marx, a revolutionary socialist, and then after he started to talk
00:04:39.940about marriage as this state contract, this no-fault divorce idea of what marriage could be,
00:04:45.760that was picked up by other people who then ran with it. The other problem that we have is this
00:04:52.820idea that women's unpaid domestic labor is capitalist, which was another assertion that
00:04:59.280you had that I would take issue with. That's another thing that is uniquely socialist and
00:05:04.140Marxist in its origins and in its nature. There were women like Maria Marioso de la Costa and
00:05:11.780Selma James, whose work was adopted by socialist labor unions. They were the ones that came up
00:05:16.780with this idea of women's unpaid domestic labor in the home. And labor unions who wanted socialism
00:05:24.000ran with that because they thought it was a really good way to get women out of the home
00:05:27.480and into the workforce, where then the workers of the world could unite and we could get enough
00:05:32.240numbers on the socialist side to have a socialist revolution. So that is definitely not a capitalist
00:05:38.400position. That's a Marxist socialist position. And then you had this assertion to Andrew that
00:05:46.080people with prenuptial agreements get less divorce, and he argued that, okay, that could be
00:05:52.940correlated, but you can't prove that that's the cause or the reason, and I did a deep dive on that
00:05:57.780data, and he was absolutely correct. Instinctually, he didn't have data at the top of his head, but he
00:06:02.800knew that that was instinctually not causal, and when I dug into it, I in fact found that
00:06:08.920there are small, small, like, surveys they've done where it seems that people who have prenuptial
00:06:15.520agreements maybe have less divorce, but that that's a selection bias issue, that people who
00:06:22.180have prenuptial agreements have higher incomes, they have more education. So there's nothing
00:06:27.280causal there saying a prenup is going to put you at less risk. It's more of a correlation. So
00:06:32.180I think there's just like a whole bunch of misunderstandings about this, and I'm super
00:06:36.140glad that we get to sit down and talk about this. The great Rush Limbaugh used to talk about
00:06:40.540the info babes at Fox News, the right-wing conservative media women, and say, hey, this
00:06:46.800is a problem because they're actually not conservative. They usually have a separate
00:06:50.180agenda for women. They usually have more of a classical liberal egalitarian view. And to me,
00:06:56.560that is feminist. I mean, feminism came out of the great enlightenment and the idea of
00:07:01.020egalitarianism, of trying to make everybody equal, social equality, social justice. So
00:07:05.920I'm happy to get into this and sort that out because I don't think it's a conversation we
00:07:09.760have enough and does that conclude your opening statement okay uh go ahead with your opening
00:07:16.120statement please absolutely hi guys happy to be here again so for clarification no not a feminist
00:07:23.700in any way uh for the first time in my life i actually was called a feminist just a few weeks
00:07:28.280back when i was on the show by uh rachel's husband uh i'm pro-capitalism pro-life i'm pro-marriage
00:07:35.500pro-children. I'm pro-Second Amendment, pro-small government. I am pro-U.S. Constitution,
00:07:42.200pro-homeschooling, and I believe taxation is theft. What I lovingly call repeal the 19th
00:07:49.420Rachel, and I disagree on, is that women have a right to vote and have equal rights under the law
00:07:57.140as men do. That's it. I am not here to argue in favor of feminism, and I really don't care about
00:08:03.920its history. My argument is that the root cause, like you mentioned, of most of our societal
00:08:10.760problems is the current disconnect between men and women, which has encouraged, has been encouraged
00:08:17.100by years by different entities, government entities, to divide and conquer us, put us at odds with one
00:08:23.800another. Not that women can finally vote. That's not what's causing it. And to help create a strong
00:08:31.840society with strong families we need to bridge this gap yes between men and women and get both
00:08:37.360sides to understand the other's inherent value i also live in reality we are currently in a never
00:08:45.360before seen uh scenario in history right unaffordability is the highest it's ever been
00:08:51.440the gap between wages and home prices is the largest it's ever been i believe that's by design
00:08:58.480to keep us pissed off in a rat race, unable to reflect on really who's behind all of this
00:09:04.800so that we can unite as a society and fight back against it.
00:09:08.780At the same time, women and men, well, women specifically,
00:09:14.320have relatively recently achieved true legal and financial equality in history.
00:09:21.200In fact, Gen X, like Rachel here, because I think it was 1980, which is the cutoff,
00:09:26.580is the first generation of women to live under true equality in the U.S., which was achieved with
00:09:33.100the Equal Credit Opportunity Act of 1974. Before that, women couldn't have credit nor get loans
00:09:40.140without a male cosigner, and that's only 52 years ago. So for the first time in modern history,
00:09:45.920women are not financially dependent on men to live. And I argue that we should extract
00:09:52.860the positive things out of this crazy situation that we're in. And that's that since men and women
00:10:00.720don't financially need each other anymore, they can choose to come together for reasons other
00:10:06.940than financial reasons, like the character of the person and I don't know, love. So good, loyal,
00:10:15.900smart, capable, intelligent, emotionally intelligent men see it as their time to shine,
00:10:20.920right because it's not about the money anymore it's about being kind equally competent as an
00:10:25.780adult equally responsible for adult responsibilities especially if you want to have a family and this
00:10:32.100is what most women want now for those of you guys that are hearing this for the first time
00:10:37.160we all know that the economy is absolute shite right now okay and that raising a family on a
00:10:43.640single income is a luxury that most Americans can't afford. So instead of listening to women
00:10:51.160hating Manosphere podcasts that call you men, specifically losers, unless you're making a
00:10:55.960million dollars a year, and that say women are materialistic or promiscuous, and therefore,
00:11:01.280you know, they're responsible for the loneliness epidemic, I suggest listening to people that don't
00:11:06.700make a living off of dividing the sexes, right, and making the problem worse, which I think is evil.
00:11:12.480and if we're trying to promote strong traditional family units well which I am despite the economy
00:11:20.220men need to become the kind of leaders that women can look up to can trust and can depend on
00:11:26.500and it's in a woman's nature to look for these things in men for partnership which means men
00:11:33.420cutting vices that keep you weak addicted and with a warped sense of reality when it comes to women
00:11:39.880like pornography, which a majority of men consume, and I argue is the single largest contributor to
00:11:46.500the decay in relationships between the sexes. And I think afterwards, women will naturally
00:11:52.540want to look forward to relationships with men more. Because why would a woman marry a man that
00:11:59.100watches porn and thinks it's okay to do that while in a relationship, which in my book is emotional
00:12:03.320cheating? Or why would she marry a man that wants her to work in split bills, which I understand
00:12:08.820is the reality of most Americans, but then isn't equally competent or responsible partner when it
00:12:15.520comes to household duties or raising children, it just sounds like an irrational deal. Or worse,
00:12:21.440why would a woman want to give children to men who think being a stay-at-home mom has no inherent
00:12:26.340value? It's just what women are supposed to do when raising kids right is the pillar of a strong
00:12:32.680society, and the market value of what a stay-at-home mom does is extremely high. Or worse,
00:12:38.700nowadays there's men that say women that do want to be stay-at-home wives means that they're gold
00:12:43.720diggers when nobody ever called grandma or great-grandma a gold digger for being a homemaker
00:12:48.760her entire life, right? So the solution to our modern problems is in telling women that they
00:12:54.780shouldn't be allowed to vote or have financial independence, which is just a stupid sexist
00:13:00.060losing message for the right, but to make sure that men and women value the opposite sex and
00:13:07.520what they contribute to society. And the onus is on men to hold themselves accountable and become
00:13:13.320men worthy of leading a family, because women can't and shouldn't trust men or follow men
00:13:19.820that let vices or urges control them. And without strong men, women have had to step into their
00:13:26.300masculine energy and fill that void and that's the problem we face not that women have rights
00:13:33.400right and if you disagree with human basic human rights for women then I suggest never to be a
00:13:39.780hypocrite and take a one-way trip to Iran where women don't have rights and can't vote right
00:13:44.580just like I'd recommend communists here in the U.S. to take a one-way flight to Cuba if they
00:13:49.760don't like it here so much. That's my closing statement. Well, opening statement. Okay. Would
00:13:56.340either of you like to respond to anything you've heard there? Well, I think let's start with what
00:14:00.720do you think feminism is? And then I'll tell you what I think feminism is. So I don't really care
00:14:06.360because so many people have different definitions. I only care about two things, which is women
00:14:11.480voting and women having financial independence. That's it. I'm not here to argue for feminism
00:14:17.320in any other way, just a woman's right to vote and a woman's equal financial rights and opportunities
00:14:23.600as men. So egalitarian rights. Okay. That's it. So almost everything that you stated as your
00:14:30.200values and the things you care about here and in your opening are actually classical liberal
00:14:34.640positions. They are not conservative positions. Are you aware of that? Explain which ones. So
00:14:39.500saying egalitarianism, that was part of the French revolution, the ethos, liberty, equality,
00:14:46.480fraternity that's a revolutionary classical liberal idea it's not a right-wing conservative
00:14:52.820idea i i don't care about so this is this might be a short you know debate well you said you were
00:15:00.000conservative yes again the only argument i'm making is that all citizens have inherent values
00:15:07.500doesn't matter the sex doesn't matter the gender doesn't matter the nationality ethnicity or
00:15:12.780anything. I want you to make me an argument why you think that that shouldn't be the case, why
00:15:17.600women should be held, not have the same rights. So you said if you don't like America, you can
00:15:22.240leave, right? If you don't think America's the best, you can leave. We care about American
00:15:26.220foundational values, right? Western values. Okay. Well, you said America, but let's just say
00:15:31.640Western. Okay. Are you aware that this country was not founded on the idea of universal suffrage?
00:15:37.420that's a new progressive idea i know that it was not uh originally working that way but the u.s
00:15:44.720constitution and the idea of the united states absolutely saw us all as equals and then throughout
00:15:52.720the years we had to super specifically define it because you know it wasn't put that blatant
00:15:59.340from the beginning of time but it's there in the constitution that we all have inherent rights
00:16:04.260from God as equal human beings. That's funny because it took until the progressive era to
00:16:10.620pass the 19th amendment, which was a progressive piece of legislation. It was not conservative. So
00:16:16.500all I'm trying to do is say, please don't use the label conservative if you're actually a
00:16:21.060classical liberal. So let's just get that straight. All of your positions are classical liberal
00:16:25.680positions and you're doing what a lot of MAGA babes do. They're like, I like Trump and I want
00:16:31.200to deport illegals and I'm not super woke therefore I'm conservative that's why I don't I don't use
00:16:36.680the label conservative because it means nothing anymore because people like you are actually
00:16:40.980libertarians you're classical liberals you lean more progressive than not and you call yourself
00:16:47.580conservative and then say I'm the radical weirdo who's like this crazy person yeah well there's
00:16:53.480limited amounts of titles on what to call people's individual political beliefs there's usually just
00:17:00.080conservative libertarian republican democrat don't you have a degree in political science
00:17:06.360and yeah yeah and everybody why are you not aware that you're a classical liberal uh no because that
00:17:12.480wouldn't specifically define my ideas my personal ideas are way too broad you can't just okay what
00:17:20.020are some conservative positions that you have conservative positions i believe uh taxation
00:17:25.440is theft. That's a libertarian idea. Yeah, which our founding fathers were very much for. The
00:17:32.780first thing George Washington did was institute the tax, and we fought a whiskey rebellion over
00:17:38.100it. So no, the founders were not against taxation. Maybe the income tax, but we had representation,
00:17:45.580and they said, now that we have representation, we're going to tax you. So it is not a conservative
00:17:49.860idea to be completely against taxation that is a libertarian idea it's yeah and i still believe
00:17:56.660it's it's true that it is still theft so let's find the conservative position because anything
00:18:01.860that is done through coercion right is is theft you don't pay taxes that's a libertarian that's
00:18:08.680a dyed in the wool libertarian position which is cool i'm not even saying there's anything wrong
00:18:12.660with that but then you're a libertarian you can't put that title on me because it doesn't
00:18:18.400also then qualify, tell me any position you have, any position you have that's conservative.
00:18:24.660So conservative. So I believe in our second amendment rights, right? That's also a classical
00:18:30.120liberal value. Okay. So I'm a little bit of this and that, right? No, you're just a classical
00:18:35.120liberal. I'm looking for one conservative. But you just called me a libertarian just two seconds
00:18:39.720liberal is libertarian. They're the same thing. So I'm, I'm a mix of both political science major,
00:18:44.220by the way, don't go to college. It's a giant waste of money. I actually agree with that.
00:18:48.180Awesome. I actually agree with that. I went to school and I got my degrees and thankfully I'm
00:18:53.800working in the field that I went to school for, but you can learn most everything about politics
00:19:00.180and international relations by staying in the loop of things. I actually do tell people don't
00:19:08.860go to college unless you're going to go get a STEM degree. In fact, I think I got myself most
00:19:13.760of my positions by skipping classes and actually being active in the community and, uh, experiencing
00:19:20.160reality rather than just reading political theories and books, which I had to do as well.
00:19:24.900But, uh, you still want one conservative, just one, and then I'll move on from this point. Just one
00:19:29.700actually conservative position, conservative position. I'm very pro-family. I'm very pro-life
00:19:36.060that is. So you're against abortion. Yes, I'm against abortion. And if you're pro-family,
00:19:40.700how do you feel about gay marriage? I think that basically the government should have never gotten
00:19:46.680involved in marriage in the first place. But you said you live in reality and that right now the
00:19:51.440government's involved and it's a government contract, which is why women need prenups and
00:19:55.560all this stuff. You said we live in reality. So we live in reality right now where gay marriage is
00:20:00.040legal. Are you for that or against that? If the gays want to come into a partnership together,
00:20:05.800then they should have legal protections so gay marriage you're pro-gay marriage I'm not pro-gay
00:20:12.940marriage I'm saying if two people want to live together and have to legally sign that they are
00:20:19.820in a civil union so that one can go to the hospital for the other and be admitted the same
00:20:25.040rights that married couples do then they need to go do that I'm in favor of that but I don't think
00:20:31.700that the government should have gotten into marriage in the first place. The reality is,
00:20:36.380however, that marriage does afford certain privileges that unmarried couples do have.
00:20:41.660Right. So that's why it's a legal advantage. Are you in favor then of gay marriage? Because
00:20:47.100it kind of dodged around. Do you just want civil unions that are different from then how I'm
00:20:52.360married or how you would get married? I mean, most, I guess, gay couples, I think, just wanted
00:20:59.960the same legal rights and tax tax benefits of married couples not the fact that they could do
00:21:09.220get an address and a tuxedo and go in a church and get married because then they would have to
00:21:14.640take it up with the church right see and this is the problem with your libertarian position of
00:21:20.000turning marriage into a contract with the state is that you have no grounds on which to say
00:21:24.540the gays can't get married. Because your reasons for men and women getting married are going to be
00:21:30.600the exact same reasons that you're going to say gay couples should get married. It has always been,
00:21:35.680even before, you know, churches existed and Christianity and all that. Marriages, civil
00:21:41.460unions have always had some kind of legal contract and observed within the communities that, like in
00:21:50.320Rome, for example, right? There were certain privileges and certain responsibilities that
00:21:55.240were given to civilly married unions. Are you talking about pagan Rome or Christian Rome?
00:22:00.740Before, yeah. Pagan Rome? Yep. Okay. And there's been, again, the union of man and woman since
00:22:07.800the beginning of time, right? Yes. Even in the Bible, man and woman became one. Wait, hold on,
00:22:13.420let her finish. Yeah, man and woman became one before God, not before the church, right? I think
00:22:20.260that's how I personally see marriage myself. I think that if two people want to come together
00:22:26.780and call themselves, you know, a couple officially before God, that's it. And then obviously,
00:22:32.940you're going to want to get legally married because of the benefits that exist. But that's
00:22:37.620what I care about. And again, that's just my personal opinion. I still want to, again,
00:22:44.940get an argument from you as to why women should not be able to vote why rachel well first i just
00:22:52.100let you talk you know i'm gonna talk so i'm gonna respond to everything you just said first of all
00:22:56.120you didn't give me a straight answer you gave me a whole bunch of gobbledygook and wandering
00:23:00.420meandering nonsense to say that basically you know at the beginning of this and in your last
00:23:06.420appearance you were like oh i live in reality where uh the government is a part of the contract
00:23:10.480That's actually not true. So the first people to make marriage not a sacrament of the church governed by the ecclesiastical authority of the church was Alexander Kolontai under Vladimir Lenin during the Bolshevik Revolution.
00:23:23.920In 1917, Russia was the first place in the world that we had a state contract governed by the state with no-fault divorce.
00:23:34.660It's not even an ancient pagan institution, as you noted.
00:23:37.400But back in those days, even under pagans, it was more of a family contractual agreement where you're marrying for the purpose of two families kind of uniting.
00:34:18.540I do think women should be encouraged to become mothers, and we need strong women to lead families and, you know, have and raise great kids.
00:34:29.240However, I am not using a woman's natural biological differences as basically fodder against their right to vote, basically.
00:34:41.100Even if it costs you your liberty and it costs you all of your things that you value?
00:34:45.080they voted for a majority of them for for a republican in the last election so it does
00:34:51.100show that with the right arguments you can convince people to vote republican that is a
00:34:57.760factual statement of recent elections that happened so rachel if you are just bad at
00:35:04.080showing people why it's better to not vote and for you know women to live under uh the rule of men
00:35:12.820and only have them make political and financial decisions for them,
00:35:42.120and tell uh 18 year old girls hey you know you're just too dumb and you're you know your hormones
00:35:49.080fluctuate and uh you totally should leave all political decisions to men i think you you know
00:35:55.780can't handle yourself and and that's why you should totally believe what i say and you know
00:36:01.180stop voting in the future um let's talk about oh wait i get to reply to that i get to reply to that
00:36:08.720first you went on for quite some time so let me uh finish i'm gonna reply to what you just said
00:36:13.640because you just said you must really hate women you must have all this yeah i think anybody
00:36:18.320watching will say that you don't like women or you have you hold women of lesser value than men
00:36:26.500and i disagree with that okay well i'll prove to you that that's not true okay before the passage
00:36:32.320of the 19th amendment the groups that we had two groups we had the pro-sufferage side and why do
00:36:38.620you what do you wait let her finish we had two different groups pro-suffrage and anti-suffrage
00:36:43.780the vast majority of women were absolutely against the 19th amendment and women's voting rights did
00:36:50.520all of those women also hate other women susan b anthony herself said if we'd left it up to women
00:36:56.640to pass women's voting rights it never would have happened that all their support came from
00:37:01.060progressive socialist men so i'm asking you my great grandmother who did not think politics was
00:37:08.080the role of women? Was she hateful toward women or did she instinctively know that this was going
00:37:13.760to create the gender divide that you don't like? The gender divide you're trying to fight was
00:37:19.540caused by trying to politicize women and put them in men's roles and have them be involved in
00:37:25.180politics and government. Did those women hate women? I don't care if a majority of women were
00:37:31.020against women's right let me finish let me finish because yeah let her finish um i don't care if
00:37:36.60099.9 percent of women were against women having equal values to men it still doesn't take away
00:37:43.420from the fact that it is correct that women have equal values to men because you prefer it no
00:37:51.380because this country was founded on protecting the minority right no it wasn't let me finish
00:37:58.420let me finish rachel um this country was founded to protect the individual right this we're not a
00:38:06.520democracy we are a constitutional republic because we all have inherent values so it does not matter
00:38:12.580that 99.9 percent of the population wants something if it tramples on the individual's
00:38:20.000rights rachel um this is basic stuff okay now we're getting somewhere now we're getting somewhere
00:38:25.060And so, again, it doesn't matter if somebody that supported women's suffrage, so women voting, was a literal witch, a Satanist, a Marxist, a whatever.
00:38:39.980It doesn't take anything away from the fact that it is still right that men and women have equal value when it comes to representation, right?
00:38:48.880It does not matter that men are physically stronger than women.
00:38:53.600and that's why, you know, they should then be the ones to vote
00:38:56.900because ballots are not the same thing as barbells, Rachel.
00:39:00.460And again, this is why I am glad to be here.
00:42:03.680you're the one that doesn't understand those two concepts because you don't understand the
00:42:07.380difference between the founding form of government and the one we have now you want universal
00:42:12.300suffrage that's a progressive position you just contradicted yourself on multiple counts you said
00:42:18.140if i don't agree with women voting that means i hate women and i said the vast majority of women
00:42:23.900never wanted votes they didn't want votes for women they even banned women from voting on whether
00:42:30.580they wanted to vote. It's my turn now. I know you're waiting to speak, but let me finish.
00:42:35.780Women didn't want to vote. They weren't hateful. I don't hate women. I'm not emotional. I'm overly
00:42:43.620emotional here or something. I'm saying that women are of equal value. That doesn't mean that they
00:42:50.000have the same roles as men. What you're doing is muddying the waters and saying, unless we're the
00:42:55.520same across the board, that's inequality. Again, a leftist position. Time after time after time,
00:43:01.340you say you're for liberty, you say you're for rights, you say you're conservative, but every
00:43:06.340idea you articulate is a left-wing progressive idea. And you keep contradicting yourself.
00:43:12.920Your worldview is, no, I haven't contradicted myself at all. Me not wanting women to be
00:43:19.520involved in politics does not in any way mean that I hate them. In fact, it's out of love for them
00:43:23.980that i don't want them involved in this sort of stuff for the same reason i don't want them right
00:43:28.700now with this debate that we're having in front of a ton of people no pro-suffrage and anti-suffrage
00:43:33.460women debated but women have always women can talk to each other and women have always debated each
00:43:38.360other why not do that at home why in front of an audience of people isn't that getting directly
00:43:41.680involved in politics no it's not to influence politics because we're arguing here for different
00:43:47.280political prescriptions right for what we think is best for society and uh somebody that might
00:43:52.880be watching might think, you know, Rachel's a hypocrite because she's, you know, over here
00:43:57.680debating instead of being at home with the kids like a good conservative woman should do. I'm
00:44:02.440against that, by the way. I don't think that should be the case. But what would you say to
00:44:05.960those people? I've addressed this criticism so many times. And if you had prepared at all for
00:44:10.660this debate, if you had watched any of my stuff, you'd know what my answer to this is already.
00:44:15.860Go for it. It was never the case that women couldn't speak in public. It was never the
00:44:20.540case that women couldn't have opinions couldn't write books couldn't have you know discourse in
00:44:26.160public that's it's what you're sure okay i'm sure about that yes that is a commonly held myth
00:44:32.060that women that people people think that women were not allowed if women were not allowed how
00:44:38.100come we had suffragists and feminists publicly speaking writing books doing speaking tours doing
00:44:44.760debates from the 1700s on and even before that my book has a whole chapter where i give multiple
00:44:50.280examples of women being able to have a voice just because they couldn't vote or hold political
00:44:55.700office just because there were limitations that's not oppression again that's a leftist position
00:45:00.200for you to say women have to be able to do everything men can do there should be no gendered
00:45:05.240roles we should all have all options open that's a progressive position so you're saying women
00:45:12.840should be able to do anything men can do i never said that yeah you if men can vote women should
00:45:17.720be able to vote and financial rights yes but not do everything men why why should it be the case
00:45:25.400that women should be able to vote why because we have equal inherent values as human beings says
00:45:33.140who says me says god right you know that we are also where does god equal as well but let's go
00:45:40.860equal value no no no we're not going to go back equal rights explain equal rights to me why do
00:45:46.840all people have the exact same rights are representative of values uh i'll go back to
00:45:52.120the argument of you know how certain people shouldn't have uh equal voice equal voice
00:45:59.080because of you know their tax contributions in the u.s so you don't believe all people should vote
00:46:04.360so you don't believe no so you don't believe all people should vote let me finish uh to get to the
00:46:09.440point the more recent point we were making uh you said that a women could freely express themselves
00:46:16.280and you know do all of that are you denying that women were I guess silenced in any way shape or
00:46:26.340form in recent history let's say the 19 in the 19th century the 20th century that women you know
00:46:33.420if they tried to be vocal about their beliefs that they were not repressed in any kind of way
00:46:39.220yes or no uh if you're talking about like stigma like people didn't like it or it was looked down
00:46:44.400upon so what i'm saying it was not illegal no i'm not talking it was never illegal let rachel
00:46:48.960finish um okay so okay so uh to that to that point then uh it is clear and documented reality
00:46:58.260for example that if women even in the 20th century right in the up until the 1960s we are
00:47:05.860still doing lobotomies on people here in the u.s and lobotomies on women so on just women no not
00:47:12.560just this is another myth i'm glad you brought this up let me finish talking not just women
00:47:16.660but a majority of women absolutely yes this was happening in the u.s still in the 1960s
00:47:23.200so loud opinionated uh women could be easily diagnosed with something like hysteria or anxiety
00:47:31.460or anything be carted off to an institution and then be recommended different medications like
00:47:38.640opium tinctures right happy pills for moms that were acting too crazy and that were overwhelmed
00:47:45.760forms of heroin alcohol nerve tonics right a very popular one before valium which happened in the
00:47:55.4001960s was barbiturates right from the 1900s to the 1950s so for in recent history you could say
00:48:03.380that women's voices have been stifled and repressed, and I'm obviously against that.
00:48:11.780So you can't say that, no, women just had a right to say whatever they want, do whatever they want
00:48:18.540in recent history, and there was just equality for them. This is documented facts and documented
00:48:25.140history. Okay, first of all, I don't think anybody should be able to just do whatever they want.
00:48:31.780that's you the libertarian that's you the libertarian leftist who thinks people should
00:48:36.780just be able to do whatever they want to clarify two seconds i do believe that uh people should do
00:48:42.600do what you want as long as you don't hurt others and you don't and you don't take their stuff so
00:48:48.260yeah so do what thou wilt do what you want do what thou wilt shall be the whole don't take their
00:48:53.480stuff however myself i personally want to live my life uh as a more in a more traditional
00:48:59.780conservative role what everybody else does that is not that is the epitome of the left libertarian
00:49:07.800that is a left libert no not in my opinion that is the definition of left libertarian politics
00:49:15.480that you just articulated do whatever you want as long as you don't hurt anybody else bro and don't
00:49:20.280take and taxation is theft man and like i wouldn't choose it but you should be able to do what you
00:49:25.900want you know what i'm saying without daddy government like breathing down your neck and
00:49:29.420stuff bro she's like that's what our founding fathers believed you are not a republican that's
00:49:34.180what our founding fathers believed you're not a republican you're not a conservative and you're
00:49:37.760most definitely a feminist now it's my turn to finish all your nonsense about uh women getting
00:49:44.100lobotomies men were given lobotomies all the time too i did a whole project on this but mostly women
00:49:49.980no on mk ultra disproportionately be quiet it's my turn my turn you're getting a little emotional
00:49:55.520getting a little emotional not able to control your yapping yeah but uh but people can google
00:50:01.140stuff for themselves yes they can and and if they get my book they're gonna read all about that too
00:50:06.120clearly you didn't read the book you could have saved yourself so much time with all these bad
00:50:09.800arguments if you had taken the time to have them debunked before this but no men were also locked
00:50:16.540up in uh mental institutions forced to give them lobotomies that was not a gender specific thing
00:50:21.860whatsoever there there's always no let me clarify let me help you here i'm going to educate you a
00:50:28.280little bit women have always everywhere in every culture and this is verified right now by two
00:50:34.940huge studies that looked at all different cultures around the world in 2009 and then they did a
00:50:40.180follow-up several years later it's called the paradox of women's happiness women everywhere
00:50:45.300are more prone to mental illness, anxiety, depression, and all types of mental problems.
00:50:51.520That is not men oppressing us. That happens to be a fact of how women are. And yes,
00:50:58.560most of it's biology and hormones, but a lot of it is just the fact that female constitutions are
00:51:03.860much more susceptible to negative effect. This is a well-established fact in clinical psychology
00:51:13.200as well they wouldn't even deny it yes more men commit suicides but women attempt it more
00:51:18.000men are just better at actually following through you know it's a that whole men being better at
00:51:22.820stuff thing again i guess but that so that's a lie what you just told and let's go back to this idea
00:51:27.960that like do you think that all men everywhere could vote before the 19th do you think that it
00:51:32.660was all the men could vote and they were like don't let the girls vote you guys we have to keep
00:51:36.640our property there were property rights uh there were property distinctions so some men that didn't
00:51:42.000own property could not vote there were there were a lot of requirements there were literacy tests
00:51:46.800as well yes um so yes there were poll taxes there were religious restrictions there were all kinds
00:51:53.020of restrictions on men's voting all of them that were deemed what in unconstitutional rachel
00:51:57.840right and that's why and that's why after what after the progressive era when progressives took
00:52:04.140control of the government they passed the 19th amendment that was a progressive agenda ma'am
00:52:09.580They you're not a conservative. I hate to break this to you. You are a liberal progressive.
00:52:15.480The U.S. Constitution being clarified is not a progressive thing. Right. Making sure throughout
00:52:23.260the years that it is clarified that all people have the same equal rights, inherent value and
00:52:29.100voting rights is not a progressive issue. That's what you are choosing to call it. It radically
00:52:34.680no that's not true it radically transformed the identity of this country i'm choosing to call it
00:52:40.640steps in the right direction towards individual liberties which conservatives believe in
00:52:45.380conservatives believe in the rights of the individual if you are against that then you
00:52:50.920are not conservative i don't use the label conservative you're the one who uses the label
00:52:55.840conservative not me broadly and i'm telling you you're not conservative and i also have
00:53:00.280libertarian values too you know you can't really put people in two boxes like that nowadays because
00:53:05.800not everybody's opinions on every single little topic there's like 200 different things we can
00:53:11.900discuss is going to fall cleanly into conservative or libertarian so what you want to conserve is
00:53:17.560obama era policies you want to what are you conserving any i'm asking you one thing you're
00:53:23.060conserving name one what are you conserving no you just said obama gay marriage obama oh my god
00:53:28.720uh that again you want to conserve obama era politics you can't give me any conservative
00:53:36.440position you hold that you want to what are you conserving this is why i don't call myself
00:53:41.180republican why i don't call another generation that that's what i'm conserving freedom to
00:53:46.100freedom to marry your boyfriend and smoke weed and not pay taxes okay individual liberties
00:53:52.820for another generation your freedom of speech Rachel I am very much trying to conserve that
00:53:59.760because if it wasn't for conservatives then all of your opinions you know if we're not under this
00:54:05.320administration that we currently are right now if we were under a government like the UK's you'd
00:54:11.200probably be put in jail as soon as this podcast was over for saying something like I'd be happy
00:54:15.880that black women wouldn't vote and a bunch of other I didn't say that wait wait wait wait wait
00:54:20.800We have to back that up because I did not say that.
00:54:23.920I don't exactly remember the words, but you said it would be beneficial for black women to not vote because they would vote primarily against Republicans.
00:55:14.880Women do not have to sign up for the draft.
00:55:16.880women do not have to defend this country with their bodies in fact the anti-suffragists
00:55:22.600articulated this and said i disagree we don't want to be involved with politics just let me finish
00:55:28.440just let me finish disagree the women who didn't want to be political equals with men said why
00:55:34.240would you task us with something we can't do we can't defend the borders we can't defend the
00:55:41.220nation. We can't rule the nation. Men have the monopoly on force. That's for men to do. We want
00:55:47.760men to protect us and our children. Our role is to raise the children. That's too important. We
00:55:54.200can't be involved in politics for that reason. So it's important for women to raise children,
00:55:58.320right? It's an important role, right? A role important and equal enough for them to vote
00:56:03.120on the future of this country and the rules that they live by, right? Or do you think it's not
00:56:09.220important enough of a role for them to vote it the problem with that is it comes down to force
00:56:14.760so you can have an opinion and women did so you don't need voting rights in order to have your
00:56:21.300voice be heard a good example of this is uh prohibition women the women's temperance union
00:56:27.460got prohibition passed bad idea by the way but somebody listened to the women so we got prohibition
00:56:32.880passed because this was a pet project of the women's christian temperance union they did not
00:56:38.900need to vote to get their voices heard they did not need to vote to have their agenda passed
00:56:43.520so you don't need voting rights to be heard so why does it matter then that they do have it
00:56:49.660because what happens this is what the anti-suffragists also predicted they were very smart
00:56:53.860women these women were not hateful and they were not stupid and they've been done dirty by history
00:56:58.620which is why i'm here trying to help revive this anti-suffrage women said if we become a political
00:57:06.840block, we lose the moral high ground. What will happen is politicians will pander to us. They will
00:57:12.280make us just another voting block. They will promise a whole bunch of things that sound really
00:57:16.840good and do what they want anyway. And by that, yes, they do, which is why I'm against it. It's
00:57:22.440why I don't like the system. No, for men and for women. Yeah, that's why I don't like democracy.
00:57:27.360It's why I don't like the system. But that aside, these women said, if we become just another
00:57:33.600political voting block, we lose the moral high ground we have. Before women could vote, they
00:57:38.660could stand up and say, we think you need to do something about clean water. We think you need to
00:57:43.820do something about safety in public parks. We want better schools. We want more prohibitions on
00:57:49.960alcohol. Whatever it was, their agenda was heard and got passed without them having to vote.
00:57:55.880Unless it was something completely too radical, right? And in that case, then they'd be sent to
00:58:02.080an institution for crazy people and lobotomized. They did that to men too. They did that to radical
00:58:06.700men too. It was not a gendered thing. Basically individuals, right? People that have a way of
00:58:13.180thinking that was more individualist. Those are the ones that usually get shut down and have their
00:58:19.320rights trampled upon in history, which is again, why it is so necessary for the individual to have
00:58:25.700equal voting rights and an equal voice within the political system that they have to live under.
00:58:31.440If we were anywhere else, you know, outside of this podcast and debate right now, we'd have to stop talking right now because, you know, there's no point in trying to convince somebody that, you know, an individual has human rights, equal rights, and we're just going to have to agree to disagree on that and make it clear to the public on where we stand on your stance being anti women's rights, anti voting rights, anti equality.
00:58:59.620And my whole point here is to just make it clear that that is the case and that that is not representative of the conservative movement of a whole and that it is counter, counteractive, counterintuitive and a negative thing for us because it's just turning more young women to the left seeing these kinds of positions.
00:59:22.420You don't think the fact that we have to pander to the emotions of young women, what you just told me is, Rachel, don't say that out loud.
00:59:28.980Because we have to pander to the feelings of young women because they have a lot of voting power.
00:59:50.300I'm saying that you're thinking about it wrong, and most people do. The whole framing of how you're framing the argument is the problem. The system is the problem. We shouldn't have to appeal to the emotions of certain voting blocks, which is what Black Lives Matter is, which is what the feminist agenda is, which is what identity politics is.
01:00:11.720When you give everybody one person, one vote, you end up with all these special interest groups.
01:00:16.800You end up with all these little voting blocks and politicians have to pander to them.
01:00:21.060And so you get these radicalized movements fighting for this group's rights and that group's rights.
01:00:26.020And I'm saying, I do think that that's the, we've ended up in a place where with your universal democracy, where everybody gets a vote, we're going to end up in nonstop, like basic gang wars, political gang wars.
01:00:38.580All I'm hearing is that you're really bad at making an argument for what you believe in and would rather just shut down the entire political discourse and keep people from having an opinion.
01:00:48.940My argument is that I think that what I believe in is good and that I can present my opinions to people that disagree with them and flip them over to my side because my opinions are based on realities and facts.
01:01:03.400And again, if you're trying to argue that it's bad for women to vote because a majority of women vote Democrat, right, in the past, and we're trying to get women, we're trying to live under conservative policies, then again, you'd have to say that you'd be okay with people that disagree with you not having political rights, voting rights.
01:01:27.820namely black americans that 80 to 90 percent vote democrat in political presidential elections and
01:01:35.080i'm saying that i would be against that i feel like even though it is most definitely an uphill
01:01:41.080battle uh my task is to make sure that i talk to those groups and show them why our side is better
01:01:51.100right not just to completely shut them down it's work rachel it absolutely is work it is framing
01:01:56.840it is being a convincing person it is having to provide that's what i brought here you know
01:02:02.180proof and you know different uh different studies yes and things from your color organized folders
01:02:09.500are very impressive i'm sure you got straight days in school but can we get back to the debate
01:02:13.080because you just talk and talk and talk so are you going to tell the young women that you want
01:02:17.640to vote republican in the next election are you going to go to the college campuses and tell those
01:02:22.000young women look i don't like pornography it's really destructive we have to make only fans
01:02:26.880illegal we can't have it anymore i think that we need to discourage people from using it oh but
01:02:32.560you don't want to actually outlaw it uh it'd be good if it did not exist but again i think that
01:02:39.780we're attacking the problem from the wrong end i see so you want to tell the men that the watching
01:02:45.920it is bad but the young ladies producing it we can't tell the young ladies producing it that
01:02:50.540They can't make pornography anymore because then they'll get upset and they won't vote
01:15:10.580I disagree that it's bad, but the why is because then it sets a dangerous precedent for censorship in the future on things that other people don't like.
01:15:20.980because let's say then we fall under the government let me finish let's say we fall
01:15:26.340under the government of a you know we have a democrat president and they believe that
01:15:31.480people saying right-wing things on live shows like this is bad so we are going to ban that
01:15:41.000and they did by the way under the biden administration um so that is that's what i'm
01:15:46.680saying banning things that we don't like and making it illegal is not the way to go the way
01:15:52.120to go is showing people why you're right with arguments with facts with logic uh and we can't
01:15:59.820set the president that you know we as conservatives and republicans don't like pornography it's bad
01:16:04.580therefore we're going to make it illegal then when a democrat president comes along they'll say
01:16:08.760republicans i get your point you don't have to keep repeating and i feel like i feel like i need
01:16:14.480to for you to know it's not me so you got it and everybody at home got it that it's a bad president
01:16:20.060do you understand if you take the libertarian progressive view that you have sure but what i
01:16:25.320would say is we believe in right and wrong don't we yep okay why don't we make things illegal if
01:16:32.460they are inherently more morally evil you think you said in your opening pornography is evil
01:16:38.400why would we not criminalize that for the same why why do we criminalize murder why because then
01:16:44.580because then somebody that has a different definition of evil than me can criminalize
01:16:50.420something that i believe in like for example so you uh saying that abortion is murder then you
01:16:57.600know we should and by the way this is actually happening in the uk if i go out in the uk and i
01:17:03.540say abortion is murder and i read the bible i'm in the middle of the street i'm gonna get arrested
01:17:09.520that's that's because leftists like you run the uk people with your same political positions run
01:17:16.220the uk and they go you're arguing you can't say that you're gonna hurt someone's feelings and
01:17:21.520they'll be upset and then they won't vote for the labor party anymore we need the muslim vote don't
01:17:26.020tell them they can't have grooming gangs i'm making that's you i'm making the argument that
01:17:30.100you don't ban what you don't like Rachel I'm not banning something because I don't like it it's
01:17:34.940not that you think I want to ban pornography because I don't like it or because it's morally
01:17:39.160wrong okay that's what I believe too I think it's morally wrong then why wouldn't you make it illegal
01:17:44.800because somebody else might think that's something I believe in like so you believe in moral
01:17:50.020relativism so everybody gets to have their own version of right and wrong like second amendment
01:17:54.880rights uh the right to own you know guns or whatever that's morally wrong because it kills
01:18:01.160people and then when they're in power they will ban things that they believe are morally wrong
01:18:07.960so that's why you can't set that precedent it's almost like this whole everybody voting thing is
01:18:13.420just a trap and we're going to end up in a bad position no matter what we do because it's
01:18:17.440inherently progressive and it will give us a progressive society where we can't tell people
01:18:22.880the truth and we can't say what's right and wrong because if we offend someone they won't vote for
01:18:27.080us and if we offend this group they're going to start rioting do you are you starting to figure
01:18:30.800it out not offend uh again just because you can't make good arguments that convince people i'm not
01:18:37.200the one who's having trouble making good arguments that would be you no uh you're saying that we
01:18:42.200should not allow certain blocks of the population to vote because they would in down the line vote
01:18:50.500against what you want and that is obviously not the way to do things the way to do things is by
01:18:55.800actually talking you're actually you're not framing that correctly either though I'm not
01:18:59.980saying oh don't let this group don't let this group vote because then I won't get what I want
01:19:04.720I asked what I believe exactly what you're saying let me finish you just yap and yap and yap so let
01:19:10.360me finish first you said at the beginning you work in politics your job is to go around the country
01:19:17.580convincing especially spanish-speaking people to vote for republicans you want them to vote for
01:19:24.740certain things i educate yes personally yes but in my current role yes i educate uh people on
01:19:32.460what are the political policies going on who's promoting them what they are so that they can
01:19:37.880make educated decisions because right i'm trying to do the same thing in a different way and what
01:19:44.120I'm trying to tell you is that the fastest way to get to the utopian dystopian nightmare that is the
01:19:50.640United Kingdom is to do what you're saying we should do and you are also showing everybody
01:19:57.260that you're a moral relativist no I think that the quickest way to get to where the UK is is by
01:20:03.420banning free speech which is what you just advocated for and how did they get there and
01:20:08.020banning things that you don't how did they get there though because the UK hadn't always had
01:20:12.700laws against free speech. They got that way because of mass immigration, equality, liberalism,
01:20:20.660all that stuff. Right. And that is what you'll end up with. That's what you'll end up with
01:20:25.560every time because you can't just talk people into doing what's right. People vote based on
01:20:31.280incentive. No, people vote based on personal incentive. I agree with that too. Yes. So if
01:20:36.380there's a group that comes into the country and they're getting welfare benefits, if there's
01:20:40.820single moms out there that get welfare benefits which is highly illegal they're always going to
01:20:44.960be voting for that yeah but the reason we got that stuff is because women voted for it those
01:20:50.720things would have never been passed i don't think that i don't think that having an open border
01:20:55.060policy for four years like what happened under the previous administration is something that
01:21:00.060women voted for it is it's something that have you looked at the polling data women on men versus
01:21:05.680women on open borders did women vote for the mexican-american border to be completely open
01:21:11.340so that they voted for all of the people who instituted those policies yes yes no they did
01:21:16.660not yes they did well first have you looked at border states you just keep talking about
01:21:20.060presidential that's not that's not something anybody has would either of you like me to look
01:21:23.720up any stats on this on the who's are men or women more in favor of illegal immigration of open
01:21:31.100board or immigration whatever i think a better one would be uh the percentage of americans that
01:21:36.560are for voter id right it's 83 percent nationally so men and women democrat and republican for the
01:21:43.780most part agree on this uh so women are not just these irrational everything women want is terrible
01:21:50.040and horrible i'm just the things you don't like it's not about me and what i like i'm saying
01:21:55.680there's an objective right and wrong and there's objective morality i agree you're the one who
01:22:00.000thinks that we should be I agree pandering to people's emotions uh yes actually you know what
01:22:05.460that's a great that's a great lesson to learn is that people don't care about uh what you say
01:22:11.280until they know that you care about something right so women for sure yes men are much more
01:22:17.800open to logical it's not it's not 100 but that's why women are far more easily swayed and
01:22:23.480propagandized by emotion but that means that then I don't want a country runoff of that system I
01:22:29.080don't want that you have to rachel it's called adapting right and adapting to the situation
01:22:34.040uh as somebody that has worked with many different people before managed teams of people
01:22:40.560i know that uh if i have a group of 10 that they're going to have different personalities i have this
01:22:45.880message that i need to get to them and i need to deliver it in 10 different ways so that it comes
01:22:51.720across a certain way this is emotional intelligence rachel oh yes emotional intelligence which is
01:22:57.980made up nonsense which we can emotional intelligence is nonsense and get better garbage
01:23:04.200garbage pop psychology okay do you believe in horoscopes too emotional intelligence yeah she
01:23:10.620believes in horoscopes too we're not gonna get into a horse we're not gonna get into horoscopes
01:23:14.740we're gonna we're gonna i'm not she does i'm not even i'm not even gonna answer that or entertain
01:23:19.800it let's stick to the topic really quick while we do a uh let's let a few chats come through and
01:23:24.980then we can also dive into a different prompt uh but first uh we have jim bob smith thank you for
01:23:33.720your soup chat does the blonde on the right think maga and trump is conservative she is a conservative
01:23:40.320in the same liberal way trump is do you want to respond to that um no no they can write anything
01:23:47.640they want i usually don't respond to people well i mean it's a valid point though trump is a 90s
01:23:53.500democrat and he's a classical liberal and so are you uh i think that there's things that i agree
01:23:59.260with trump on most things not all things i'm not a blind follower of any politician period
01:24:04.540all right we have a chat here from hold on brian's conscious
01:24:12.660she i should have listened to the unknown soldier when he said to never have this low
01:24:18.860IQ, and it went back on the show. Good thing another Wilson is here, so this episode is
01:24:23.700actually making money. Okay, thank you for that. We have a chat here from Desert Jorge.
01:24:31.600He writes, Rachel, here are the facts. Adriana, did I say it right? Yep. Adriana. Adriana.
01:24:40.060Well, that's just like your opinion. I feel that you just hate yourself, and I feel like I know
01:24:45.000what is right and what is wrong shout out to the discord homies thank you desert jorge you know i
01:24:50.340haven't even said that yet that you know you hate yourself i mean i was planning on using that bomb
01:24:54.700at some point um but you know you got me i hate myself and we have one more here whatever fan
01:25:02.620rachel i'm passing out the plates for this barbecue cooking you're gonna do and feed the
01:25:07.900whole chat from whatever fan thank you for that well she believes her role is in the kitchen so
01:38:45.620Why aren't they having any babies anymore?
01:38:47.640Because the situation for them is not apt, is not appropriate.
01:38:51.940It is a lot more difficult, especially when it comes to the economy, to have kids, one.
01:38:57.760And two, like I mentioned at the beginning of the show, we need, women need strong men
01:39:04.300to lead, right, and to be in a family with.
01:39:08.000And unfortunately, unfortunately, the men of today, I'm not saying all of them, but the men of today are quite literally not the same as men 50 years ago.
01:39:20.480So, in fact, in fact, and there's actual, you can pull this up, Brian, but I have it written here, too.
01:39:27.620Men are actually physically different than they were years back, as in men nowadays, on average, have lower testosterone than their grandfathers.
01:39:38.240so for you to say that because men have to be the ones leading and all of this you're trying to
01:39:46.580say that oh women are not having kids because of women's right to vote or something like that which
01:39:52.220is crazy i'm saying that we need to build strong men back up we need to encourage them to take
01:39:58.800care of themselves to get healthy to build up their hormones get their testosterone right
01:40:03.980get unaddicted to pornography drugs alcohol vices and then women will naturally want to
01:40:10.100have families again but right now but right now okay but right now there isn't as high
01:40:16.440of a percentage of men that women want to what you call submit to right to get into a marriage
01:40:23.660with so women are women are not fulfilling their duty to society because man bad did i just did
01:40:30.460the men just need to get better the men need to get better they need to improve the men are in a
01:40:35.000sad sorry state and that's why the women don't want to have babies it's it's a fact i'm not
01:40:40.080saying man bad i'm saying why are women fulfilling their duty why are women not fulfilling their
01:40:45.540duty is it because the men aren't good enough i'm saying man unhealthy in fact and uh this is
01:40:51.640something men are unhealthy and that's why women are that's why the birth rate is so low because
01:40:55.680the men are unhealthy let me are you gonna let me finish or are you ever gonna get to a point
01:41:00.060Yes, you just need to stop interrupting. So yes, for example, one in 10 kids nowadays has autism,
01:41:09.780is born with autism out of all births. Can you just ever answer a question without going off on?
01:41:16.240Can you relax and let me make my point? I'm just going to take a bathroom break while she laughs,
01:41:21.540and then I'll just come back and ask you the same question. Fantastic. For those watching,
01:41:27.780One in 10 kids are born with autism in this country.
01:41:31.640Unfortunately, the men's health and the women's health is very important when it comes to fertility,
01:41:40.500when it comes to the health of a woman's pregnancy,
01:41:43.260and the men's health prior to conception is extremely important in making sure that that baby is healthy.
01:41:51.960alcohol consumption is the uh is one of the largest causes of mutations and defects in men's
01:42:02.360swimmers and so if men want to help the woman have a smoother pregnancy a healthier pregnancy
01:42:11.420then they have to take care of their of their health first women do too i'm not saying it's
01:42:16.080like women should just do whatever. But again, this is responsibility on both people's parts.
01:42:24.260And women might not be having kids as much as they did before, because again, the economy is
01:42:31.620freaking terrible. Women don't want to have kids that are going to struggle or go without. And
01:42:39.500men need to realize this and know that okay maybe I can't be a man that provides everything and can
01:42:47.260afford a stay-at-home wife but at the very least still going I can help uh in the household and we
01:42:53.840can contribute financially and also with labor in the household that's what I'm saying okay Rachel
01:42:59.440so I'm just going to defeat everything you said with one simple thing I'll just point out the
01:43:04.160fact that the only people having children are the poorest people so if the problem was money
01:43:08.960we would see rich people having all the babies and poor people would not be having the babies
01:43:13.900so you're absolutely wrong on that in fact conservatives are more responsible okay now
01:43:17.960it's my turn now it's my turn they've done studies on this because dropping birth rates around the
01:43:23.340world are an extremely serious problem there are think tanks around the world including the world
01:43:28.000health organization that are saying this could be civilizational ending for some countries
01:43:32.700so they've studied it at length and the number one correlate around the world regardless of
01:43:38.360culture, finances, religion, any other factor is women's access to higher education and the job
01:43:46.260market. This means that when you tell young women to spend all of their fertile years going to
01:43:52.520college and preparing for a job and then get into the workforce and establish your career before
01:43:58.520you think about marriage and family, what you end up with is we have now women getting married and
01:44:05.400having babies for the first time at around the age 30 31 when in my grandma's generation shout
01:44:11.280out to grandma she's turning 100 on april 1st love you grandma she uh in her generation the first age
01:44:17.940of marriage was around 22 and you got it you had a baby usually that same year you're also
01:44:22.600against women's education don't put words in my mouth let me finish you just yappity yapped that
01:44:27.720full time. I ran, Rachel. I ran. So it's an option, you know? So the truth is it's not finances.
01:44:33.800It's not, uh, men are weak. Men need more testosterone. Men need to get their bag.
01:44:39.980Men need to blah, blah, blah, which that's mind blowing to me that you would ever pin this on men
01:44:46.160because you're like, you're like the men don't interrupt me. Don't interrupt me. Don't interrupt
01:44:51.860me. Don't interrupt me. Don't interrupt. Do you want a bathroom break and I can just talk?
01:44:56.180go for it go okay you say the we would have more babies if the men would lead but then you say i'm
01:45:04.240not going to follow a man i have my own mind and i'm a strong independent woman and i'm just as
01:45:07.780equal as he is and i'm i think it should be equal how can you be equal and he could lead at the same
01:45:12.900time yeah that's that's such a crazy concept for you to understand but it is possible okay tell me
01:45:19.040how i am in a relationship with a man that i also look up to that i also that leads and at the same
01:45:28.120time uh we both vote what is what is the argument you're trying to make that you how does he lead
01:45:35.440if you don't submit who the heck is talking about submission i'm talking about voting rachel and you
01:45:40.720just made an argument again against women's education now so now it's not just women not
01:45:47.180being able to vote and women not having financial independence. I didn't make a should. I did not
01:45:51.100make a should argument. I just told you what the reason is. But also women shouldn't have access
01:45:56.320to higher education. Do you know the difference between an ought statement and an is statement?
01:45:59.740I said the reason is this. Does that mean I'm saying women ought not be allowed to be educated?
01:46:06.640Is that, okay, I'm asking you that question. Do you believe that? No, I think that women,
01:46:10.680I think that women have, this is another big myth that Driana probably believes,
01:46:15.580that women were that women were denied education do you think that there was no equality in
01:46:20.420education until recently or something like that no um no actually and in fact women hold more
01:46:27.080degrees than men yeah but what about what about 100 years ago or 150 years ago I'm not exactly
01:46:32.340sure but I do know that uh education was heavily influenced by people that made it so uh it's
01:46:39.680harder to get an education so it's more of an elite thing um and that's a whole thing the
01:46:45.120rockefellers and whatnot but that's true but some of the first colleges in this country were women's
01:46:50.820only colleges and they're also a lot and they've always had access and then rockefellers got
01:46:55.620involved and it got cut so if we didn't have a birth rate problem in 1860 when all the women
01:47:00.700could go to college why do we have it now because of a hundred years of feminist propaganda from
01:47:05.040people like you and taylor swift and beyonce and kamala harris no i'm saying now we have this
01:47:12.120problem because women like you, and I heard you say on, and I take major issue with this,
01:47:17.420you, somebody finally pulled it out of you in the dating talk podcast that you do look down on women
01:47:22.560like me who don't have a degree and aren't in the workforce. You said, look, if you, if all you do,
01:47:29.140you said you don't feel that women who don't have their own money and career and all this stuff,
01:47:34.320I've never said that. I dare you to like, I don't have cash, but I guess we could, you didn't say
01:47:38.900you looked down on them but you said you did not consider them successful like you or something
01:47:43.260no Rachel what I do remember saying is in Brian's hypothetical fun thing that he does on every
01:47:49.740podcast where he's like oh do you think women should uh on the first time that they're over
01:47:55.780at my house cook and clean and do a laundry for them do you think you should women should do that
01:48:02.720and I'm like no that's ridiculous and most people that listen to that know it's freaking ridiculous
01:48:08.180and women that do say, yeah, you know, I would totally like first time over a guy's house do
01:48:12.660his laundry. Uh, yes, I do believe those women have something, something wrong. It started that
01:48:18.300way, but eventually through the course of the conversation, you basically said outside of that
01:48:23.320parameter, that is it. Okay. I'll just take your, your word for that. People can go back and look
01:48:29.560at that. It's actually one of the, so women, so we've established that the fact of what's actually
01:48:34.500true is that women are not, not having children because the men are too weak. They need to up
01:48:39.780their game. They need to be better leaders. They need more testosterone. The men are lacking. And
01:48:44.520that's why the women aren't having babies. The women aren't having babies because they go to
01:48:48.900college and they build careers first and they delay their first child until their thirties.
01:48:54.920And if you do that, there's a whole bunch of reasons why that doesn't work. The first is
01:48:59.620you're already past the majority of your fertility window. After 35, even with IVF,
01:49:05.740the odds of conceiving just go down drastically every year. That's a biological fact.
01:49:10.080The second thing is when you build your life around this idea that you have to have goals
01:49:15.300and be successful and you've spent all your life, everything you're doing is towards your career
01:49:21.360for that purpose. Women find it extremely hard to flip a switch and suddenly be a mom and a
01:49:27.600stay at home mom or like dedicate their lives to something outside themselves, which is what our
01:49:33.000duty is. So Rachel, uh, it is statistical fact, and you can look this up, um, that women with
01:49:39.140higher education degrees have lower rates of divorce. So since I am pro marriage and pro
01:49:47.020successful marriage, not just get married all willy nilly, um, that is why I do believe it's
01:49:52.780a good thing that women have education. And it makes sense, right? You know, you are educated
01:49:58.780and therefore you want to establish yourself before starting a family so that it is something
01:50:04.980that is strong. But wait, didn't you say you're against women going to college? Didn't you?
01:50:09.960When? At the beginning, I said something about college and you said, I agree. I think college
01:50:14.880is a scam too. I think you shouldn't go unless you're getting a STEM degree. Yeah. How many
01:50:19.040women get stem degrees how how do those two things how are they you just said you think women should
01:50:24.500go to college and get an education uh-huh okay but isn't college a scam unless you're going for
01:50:30.380a stem degree did you get a stem degree uh no okay and i got lucky do you know what do you know
01:50:35.980what percentage of stem degrees are earned by women it's like 20 i'm not a hypocrite because
01:50:40.320i'm not telling people to do something that i'm an exception for i didn't even accuse you of
01:50:46.180hypocrisy i'm just saying most women don't go for stem the vast majority 80 percent of women's
01:50:51.600degrees are liberal arts nonsense a lot of them yes but still so why would we push that the fact
01:50:57.920still stands that the more education formal education women have the lower the divorce rate
01:51:04.460but do you think that higher life let's address that let's address that because do you think that
01:51:08.840you not want people to not get divorced do you think you need college to not get divorced no i'm
01:51:13.320just saying that there's that correlation okay that a correlation doesn't equal a cause so
01:51:20.360telling women telling women to go to college because you have a lower chance of getting
01:51:24.780divorce would be retarded that would be like the ice cream problem have you ever heard of the ice
01:51:29.660cream problem no you're saying uh women aren't having kids because they're going to college
01:51:34.700yes and they're focused on career and building careers because we tell them if you're smart and
01:51:40.160successful this is what you're going to do and if you're a stay-at-home mom you're a loser and
01:51:44.140you're lame and you're you're going to get abused you're going to be vulnerable but uh when i have
01:51:50.480daughters um i am absolutely going to tell them you need to have something uh of value that you
01:51:59.320can depend on because uh because you can't just basically put yourself up as uh somebody that is
01:52:07.140dependent on neither the government nor another person, right? So yes, I would absolutely tell
01:52:12.340boys and girls, set yourself up for life in whichever way you see fit. It could be getting
01:52:18.200a STEM degree in college. It could be going to a vocation, middle school, doing some kind of trade
01:52:23.100business, whatever. Absolutely establish yourself before coming into a relationship with somebody
01:52:30.480else. And if you do decide to be- What do you mean by that though? Establish yourself? Do you
01:52:35.640have to have like a 401k do you have to have a savings just have some kind of just any old job
01:52:40.820some yeah some kind of way for you to be able to to depend on yourself god forbid the worst
01:52:46.140happens you know okay but who can't do that do you know what the average jobs are that people work
01:52:51.980the average person makes very different women it's like 40k a year for men it's like 60k a year
01:52:57.840okay okay most of us have like basic ass jobs that we can get straight out of high school i did that
01:53:03.220yes i didn't need to go to college and get into debt which is the other big problem this was a
01:53:07.640very long time ago women come up no for you it's the same thing now no yes it is it is the same
01:53:13.960thing now the thing the jobs that are in demand are not liberal arts degrees okay in fact there's
01:53:19.120a ton of data showing that if you have liberal arts degrees you have the hardest time finding
01:53:23.160a job because you don't have practical skills i agree and employers don't even want that shit
01:53:27.660anymore and they look for people who try to start businesses they look for people who are self
01:53:31.880starter, smart, self-educated. I'm debating you today with nothing but a cosmetology license.
01:53:38.820Fantastic. I agree that having degrees does not change facts and having a title does not make
01:53:46.080for any kind of an argument. I'm not, I never said that.
01:53:48.640So if you can get a retail management job by the time you're 21, why can't you get married
01:53:53.220and start having kids? Sure. You know, what I'm saying is that having kids and being a stay-at-home
01:53:59.860mom obviously very valuable it does take you out of the workforce and if you were to get back in it
01:54:07.700then it'd make it a lot more difficult so if women decide to be stay-at-home moms they need some kind
01:54:14.640of protection agreement guarantee before marriage with the husband to make sure that the kids
01:54:22.140primarily are taken care of god forbid the worst happens which is a split or a divorce so that is
01:54:29.800what I'm saying I'm just being a logical reasonable person and I'd prescribe the same thing for men
01:54:35.520you know you're not being logical you're not being reasonable and we're gonna figure this
01:54:40.360out together okay so how how are we gonna combat birth rates dropping like a rock and tell women
01:54:48.220you need to have your own money you need to have a fail safe you need to have a backup plan
01:54:51.780you can't really leave the job market because if you do it makes it really hard to get back
01:54:55.600let's work on solutions right for this country let's focus on this country at the very least
01:54:59.600it's the one we care about um i think it'd be very helpful for women and men in this country
01:55:05.360if we weren't importing the third world or filling jobs that americans can fill yeah why do we have
01:55:11.120to do that do you know why because we're not having babies and if the women were having babies
01:55:16.640we wouldn't have to import our entire labor force from the third world because we have yes sellout
01:55:20.960politicians that don't answer to us and answer to foreign interests and that's why they're doing it
01:55:26.800we have a labor that's real that's a real thing we have a serious not just us almost the whole
01:55:33.680world we don't we're experiencing a birth rate collapse and it's created labor shortages and
01:55:38.960it's created supply chain problems why would women want to have kids if you know we're and if they
01:55:44.640know that the market for the kids when they do get born they're not going to have the same
01:55:49.520opportunities they had growing up because we've got shitty politicians that are importing people
01:55:54.960from all over the world so now women are having babies because shitty politicians are allowing
01:55:59.100too many immigrants uh that's a big is there any point at which it's the women's choices
01:56:04.200to shirk their duty to have children are we ever going to hold the women accountable and say
01:56:09.600maybe the values are wrong maybe maybe the women should say you know what i think it's a really
01:56:15.940valuable thing to produce another generation to keep this beautiful wonderful world that i get to
01:56:20.920enjoy going beautiful concept and i agree with it however well you'll talk about what men should do
01:56:25.920why won't we talk about what women should do women should also again contribute to their society
01:56:31.620they should there's one thing we need women to do more of and it's have babies we don't need more
01:56:36.700media girls but you we don't need more psychology majors we don't need more retail workers how do
01:56:42.840you convince women to to have more kids well I'll tell you please so in a famous in this economy
01:56:49.840yeah famous interview in the 19 well you can't you got to fix the whole system that's the point
01:56:54.580you can't you can't fix the entire world oh you don't have to fix the whole world I'm gonna tell
01:56:59.800you for the U.S. okay I'll tell you if you can just listen sure in the 70s Betty Friedan and
01:57:05.600Simone de Beauvoir had a famous interview where Simone said I think the problem is that we give
01:57:10.920women the option to stay home. I'm paraphrasing, but she said, I don't think the world should be
01:57:15.320that way at all. I think that if we give that option, too many women will choose it, and that's
01:57:19.940not how society will run. I agree with her, and I believe that. I think if women have the option to
01:57:25.960stay home, that they would. I think if they had the opportunity to be mothers and be happy with
01:57:32.440being wives, mothers, having their sisters around them, here's what happened. We pushed women into
01:57:37.800the workforce in the 1970s in huge numbers. Who did that? It was the U.S. government and people
01:57:43.460that wanted more tax? The government, the CIA, and the universities who wanted this big, massive
01:57:48.860college loan. So we agree on that. The big, massive college loan kind of scam where you tell the women
01:57:53.240take out a loan, go to college so you can have financial security. That's one thing, but more than
01:57:56.420anything, they wanted more taxpayers paying into the system. Exactly. So what we do is that created
01:58:03.220a two-income economy. The reason it's, and there were other factors in the economy declining,
01:58:09.720but we've had ups and downs economically throughout all of history. You have to also include technology,
01:58:14.460right? AI, all that stuff, industrialization. Uh-huh. Yeah. Well, the point is that some women
01:58:21.060have always worked and some women can and should work. I don't see any problem with it.
01:58:25.260Mothers, if we take mothers out of the workforce, we used to have things like breadwinner laws,
01:58:30.180where only the men were responsible for the debts in the family. We used to have things like clauses
01:58:37.360in women's employment contracts where once you were married, we consider you taken care of
01:58:42.960financially by your husband because he's the one responsible for that, not you. And so we're going
01:58:48.140to give that job to an unmarried woman, a widow, somebody who actually needs the job because women's
01:58:53.120jobs were limited. We didn't have this huge equal workforce with 50% men and 50% women, basically.
01:59:00.180It's a little off, but that's basically what we have now.
01:59:03.180That created a permanent two-income trap where now women like me who want to stay home can't
02:12:06.400But so under lack of commitment, it describes it as when the partner stops trying,
02:12:10.440uh they feel unappreciated or decide the relationship is no longer a priority so i
02:12:16.960guess in this context lack of commitment doesn't necessarily imply uh a infidelity or cheating
02:12:24.700necessarily that's just by the way that's the exact same data that i cited in a portion we
02:12:30.600just did a whole brand new debate course on debate university.com and all you guys who bought part
02:12:35.400one you can get a big discount on part two which is all about debating feminism and in my
02:12:40.320section i use that same data to uh argue my position so that's how i knew that she was wrong
02:12:47.280on that and that she was kind of misreading or twisting the original uh question and point was
02:12:52.360do you believe that women or just people in a marriage that suffer infidelity from the other
02:12:58.280partner should not be able to divorce their no i would never say that you should never be able to
02:13:03.860it depends i wouldn't say that every instance of infidelity must necessitate divorce though and
02:13:10.120saying that i'm saying should they be able to sometimes it depends yes you do sometimes it's
02:13:16.520up to what you randomly decide i think marriage should be governed by the church and if it's
02:13:23.060governed by ecclesiastical authority runs it should though and it did so i'm saying let's go
02:13:29.240back to that because that was better this country is not run by your personal christian orthodox
02:13:35.480That's not what I mean. Your church. So if you're Mormon, you get married in the Mormon church and
02:13:40.760that ecclesiastical authority governs your marriage. And if there's a divorce, they help
02:13:45.960sort out who gets what and what happens. And they are responsible for supporting women and children
02:13:52.640in the case of the husband doing something that would necessitate a divorce. That's how it was
02:13:58.260non-religious all right non-religious couples or some non-denominational christian
02:14:05.040couple gets married uh somebody cheats or do you believe that they are allowed to
02:14:11.940legally to get divorced or they should be allowed i don't recognize secular marriage it's the same
02:14:17.880thing to me as gay marriage all you're doing but it exists it exists you don't recognize what it is
02:14:23.820but what it is reality right but what it is is not marriage what you have as a secular person
02:14:29.560going through the state which is why brian's against it and a lot of men are are opting out
02:14:34.400it's a gay roommate agreement it's a very homosexual thing in nature if you ask me
02:14:40.000uh you are like oh let's make a boyfriend girlfriend living arrangement like like
02:14:45.060sheldon on the big bang theory how you'd make the roommate agreement it's a glorified roommate
02:14:50.080agreement that's enforced by the state there's no religious duty there's no moral duty it's not a
02:14:55.620lifelong commitment you have an easier time getting out of your cell phone contract or out of a
02:15:00.620divorce in a secular situation than you do breaking your cell phone contract really you have better
02:15:06.160luck you went that state yeah you got a divorce that you just signed the paper and now you're
02:15:10.920divorced yes you have a harder time with horizon it's harder to break up with verizon than that
02:15:15.460I, uh, the first time around, even though, you know, we were young and picked people that we grew apart from, at least I picked a decent person. And so it was, you know, we're still amicable with each other and would be there for each other in any kind of situation. But, but, um, I'm just saying like, all it is now is it's just a basic roommate agreement. And then you go, I don't like this anymore. So it's done.
02:15:40.940It's a really entangled legal situation, especially when shared assets exist and especially if kids exist.
02:15:49.280You try to get into a divorce proceeding when kids are involved.
02:28:36.260What she's doing is a classic, she doesn't realize this is what it is, but it's classic feminist framing to make it sound a certain way when it wasn't.
02:34:16.980So are you saying that it was illegal for women to have their own money or property prior to 1975?
02:34:23.500So there's something called coverture laws, right?
02:34:26.900So if you were a married woman and you have joint property with a man and that man was away for business or war, whatever, you still had no legal identity.
02:34:40.340It means that you could not sell the property or do business without their consent or anything like that.
02:34:48.060So, no, you didn't have any kind of legal business standing.
02:34:53.140so again they did not have rights outside of the presence of a man okay that's in a legal marriage
02:35:00.780where were both of their they both owned property supposedly but here's the here's the problem with
02:35:06.960that if you go back to again the anti-suffragist arguments to the suffragists in the late 1800s
02:35:13.280the middle 1800s even the state of new york this varied a lot by state so this was not federal
02:35:19.140most of it for most of history in the state of new york in 1870 if you were a wealthy woman and
02:35:24.780you went into a marriage with um an inheritance or us an expected inheritance and maybe you already
02:35:31.680owned property maybe you had a wealthy dad and you owned a piece of land in the state of new york
02:35:37.260your husband was not allowed to get that in the divorce he was not allowed to sell it or do
02:35:43.080anything with the land or the property or the money unless you said in front of a judge that
02:35:50.100you were giving him permission and the judge had to be reasonably assured that you were not being
02:35:55.280coerced or forced or in any way pushed into doing that and the women who were against suffrage cited
02:36:01.480these laws they were breadwinner laws and there was other types of laws they cited this as look
02:36:07.240we've got a really good deal and if you make us politically equal with men all this equality
02:36:11.200feminism stuff we're going to lose privileges and protections that we now enjoy under the law
02:36:16.200that we want to keep and that we so there were a lot today no there were a lot of protections in
02:36:23.000place for women that we don't have anymore so if i had been divorced in 1870 and not 2006
02:36:29.700i would have not been in the situation where here i am a single mom with kids and because my husband
02:36:37.160and got into all kinds of trouble and I had to divorce him. Now I've got to try to figure out
02:36:41.920how to support them. I've got to get a job. I've got to get on welfare. I've got to put them on
02:36:46.340Medicaid because I can't afford. You think laws are more fair back in the day than they were now
02:36:51.280when it comes to divorce? Laws back then protected vulnerable women better than they do now. Yes.
02:36:56.140And I have data that can prove it. I disagree with that position. No, it's I'm okay. So when
02:37:01.380the church would step in and forget about the church, the law, like we're talking about legal
02:37:05.520marriages why do you want the government to do all this if you're talking about reality no right
02:37:10.020now you said you want individual rights but then you'll say but i want the government to step in
02:37:15.060and protect women which is it you have to pick one i'm saying what we have in place right now
02:37:20.280the protections in marriage and in divorce laws you think that that is that that was better back
02:37:28.300then than that it is right now that it protects i completely disagree with that as a broad picture
02:37:34.020For many reasons, I disagree with that because nowadays courts take into consideration contributions beyond financial when it comes to marriages.
02:37:45.380I do have to let some more chats come in here.
02:37:50.240We have Redacted 92, totalization of reproductive control in females with secularization and feminism yields this pathology.
02:37:59.760The Beast of Vanity consumes females from within, ironically fulfilling their fear of obsolescence.
02:38:24.880Also, like the video if you're enjoying the stream.
02:38:26.560we have based justin coming in here with oh i triggered it twice you're back to summarize
02:38:34.840feminist is as feminist does proof is in the pudding you practice an emphasis on marriage
02:38:41.380and kids with only a latest boyfriend at 32 ish with no kids when family tick tock would you like
02:38:49.440to respond to that um i'm glad that you're following my dating life so closely and are
02:38:54.280donating $100 or $200 every time I'm on the show to get a message out to me. But that is going
02:39:00.940fantastic. And like I said, the person that you have children with is the single most important
02:39:07.320decision you can make. I don't want to be in a situation where I'm divorced and then my kids
02:39:16.240have to be raised by somebody else. So I'm going to take my very sweet time to make sure that I set
02:39:23.000up my family for success and I'm not a part of that divorce rate after kids. I think that's one
02:39:30.860of the worst things anybody has to endure. Do you want kids? Yeah, absolutely. And I'm going to have
02:39:37.400kids. And so, you know, thanks guys. Well, thank you for that base, Justin. We have Cha here.
02:39:42.960Thank you, man. How are you invoking objective morality absent an epistemic foundation? That
02:39:48.400doesn't make any sense like you actually have no idea what you're talking about do you want to
02:39:53.220respond to that yeah i think there's things that again objective morality just as you know shouldn't
02:40:00.080murder people for any reason i think that that goes beyond religion um and we don't do you know
02:40:05.900what he means by epistemic foundation i i'm not an expert of absolutely every right and that's
02:40:12.880understandable and that's fair all that means is you have to have some so epistemology is just
02:40:18.520basically like how you know what you know or how you know what's true so you can't just say well
02:40:23.340I just think murder is wrong it's like okay but do you have a justified reason for saying murder
02:40:28.280is wrong because clearly there's some people in this world who don't think murder is wrong so
02:40:32.280like what makes you right he's just saying you need some kind of epistemology to stand on to
02:40:38.700make those kinds of assertions and you're not you're just saying I just think it's the case
02:40:42.460Yeah, I think, yeah, I think that even in, even people that subscribe to religions that try to justify murder, right, in cases that aren't justifiable for in common civilization, I think they know it's wrong.
02:41:05.440If there's people that believe it's okay to kill others of a different religion, I think that they know at their core that that is wrong and they just choose to follow that.
02:41:16.500Well, I think you know at your core that women are not equal with men and that anytime men decide to rescind women's rights, there's not a damn thing they can do about it.
02:41:23.480But you're not going to admit to that either.
03:02:51.700No, like what I'm saying is, what my message to women is, don't listen to her.
03:02:57.660Don't listen to Taylor Swift or Beyonce or Kamala Harris or Hillary Clinton or any of
03:03:03.740these women who put their career first, who think they have to be independent and prove
03:03:11.140they can do it on their own there is no shame and you are not a loser if you marry a wonderful guy
03:03:16.000you have kids with him and yes he's the one that makes all the money and you stay home and you
03:03:21.320depend on him that does not make you weak i agree with that make you a loser and you don't have to
03:03:26.880feel ashamed about that and you shouldn't feel bad about it for one minute doesn't make you ignorant
03:03:30.580i agree you're not going to get beaten and abused i agree um but don't listen to these why what do
03:03:36.600you have against women that do decide to put their career first and then have kids? I don't
03:03:41.800have anything against them, but I asked them. Are they losers? I didn't say they're losers. I think
03:03:46.640everything that you said, I asked them this question and I'll ask you the question. Sure.
03:03:52.240What duty are you serving to anyone or anything outside yourself?
03:03:59.240Be more specific with your question. I can't be. Are you serving? Are you performing any duty to
03:04:05.600anyone or anything outside yourself, or is your life only about you and what you want and serving
03:04:12.060yourself? What, what duty? Hmm. I wanted to ask you, what duty do you feel I have to anybody
03:04:18.420outside of myself? Um, but that would just let you talk even more. Um, but, uh, I do think that
03:04:26.120nobody has a duty to anybody, but, but themselves from a legal perspective or anything. I see. So
03:04:34.640What do we do? Let me finish answering your question. Sure. Yeah, I think we all have individual choices on the timeline that we pick out for our life. And I think everybody lives their life as a rational individual that does what is most beneficial to them or what they think is most beneficial to them at the moment.
03:04:55.220And we don't have a duty to, uh, basically make anybody happy outside of ourselves.
03:05:01.920So I'm sure a bunch of the people watching, you know, would love to be like, oh, you know,
03:05:09.180she should have kids like right now and, you know, get off the mic, whatever, get to it.
03:05:16.220I'm not saying you have to have kids, Simone.
03:05:17.940I'm not going to, I'm not going to go personal about you because it's not my business and
03:05:22.740I don't care. And I don't think that it even is pertinent to what we're talking about. What we're
03:05:26.940talking about is what's best for society. Right. And what I'm saying is men don't get to have this
03:05:33.860beautiful idea that I don't have a duty to anyone outside myself, because if men didn't do what men
03:05:40.120do, we all die. So let me get, let me give you a scenario. If tomorrow you woke up and it was some
03:05:47.860weird rapture and all of the men disappeared and it was only women left on the planet okay that's
03:05:54.240scenario number one scenario number two is we wake up tomorrow and all of the women are gone and it's
03:06:01.500only men left left on the planet who lives longer uh the women and will you let me explain why yeah
03:06:08.120so let's say that the women disappeared men the species would die off because only men can sorry
03:06:16.420only women can have kids so that's it we are done so they live till they're like 70 and then it's
03:06:21.820over we are done so the men make it how long like I I'm not talking about I'm not talking about that
03:06:27.240yeah whatever who so all the men live until they're like 80 90 and then they die yeah whoever
03:06:32.440correct however if and I'm not saying I'm supporting either scenario obviously right but
03:06:38.740if men did disappear tomorrow just by um statistically there's a lot of women in the
03:06:48.080population that would still be pregnant um and then they would have kids and would repopulate
03:06:53.880the earth and civilization would continue but what if all the male fetuses that the women were
03:06:58.720pregnant with disappeared also okay sure so only babies that can be born is girls fetuses fetuses
03:07:03.760gone and i love that you asked this because i thought about this question before because i
03:07:06.980know you guys have talked about the scenario uh women are fertile right for five days before
03:07:14.300ovulation so let's say a woman had relations with men five days prior to their ovulation day and
03:07:20.800still have the swimmers in her body not babies not a fetus okay she would become pregnant and then
03:07:29.040yes uh she would have a child and so statistically speaking all the boys can't be born though there's
03:07:35.940a weird noxious gas in the air that only kills men i'm just saying now you have to be more
03:07:40.320women surviving without men is the hypothetical no that's that's that's the hypothetical you gave
03:07:46.260me the species would actually survive okay men disappear you're avoiding you're a percentage of
03:07:52.340the population you're doing what i said you would do in my opening and you're running from the
03:07:56.600scenario exactly why uh that would work because right now as we speak a lot a percentage of the
03:08:03.660population worldwide is pregnant right now some of them wait wait that's some of them
03:08:08.400she's avoiding she's avoiding your loophole is going to waste a bunch of time it's not a loophole
03:08:16.260it is a loophole because what rachel is trying to get at here is not in in the instance where
03:08:22.440there are women who yes there would be women who are actively pregnant and so conceivably if those
03:08:28.280women were able to make it to term and give birth to the child then that child starts at zero and
03:08:35.260then the species would survive arguable even if it was only female babies arguably the lifespan of
03:08:40.720that child would extend beyond that but perhaps rachel what if you were to refine your question
03:08:45.060to uh you know what just either all the pregnancies end in that moment right or pregnant women also
03:08:53.000die i guess yeah so it's or only the female embryos can survive and be born it doesn't matter
03:08:59.120a world of all women versus everybody dies versus a world of all men um i think everybody dies i
03:09:07.080think it just depends on how long it is before either one does and both scenarios are terrible
03:09:12.860women let me help you and tell you what would really happen the women would survive a very
03:09:18.120short period of time because they cannot run the critical infrastructure like a psychic or
03:09:23.060something no i let me explain it water treatment plants run by men power plants run by men the
03:09:30.300grid goes down there's no hospitals there's no more ways to manufacture uh antibiotics there's
03:09:36.900no heart surgeons like even the females who can do that stuff who can do surgery who can do first
03:09:42.980stayed they can't do any of that without this world honey this is the reason why feminism didn't
03:09:49.380become a thing until the last hundred years because technology made and maintained by men
03:09:54.620is the only thing that allows you to believe you don't need men do you get that do you get that
03:10:00.860you're trying to put words in my mouth who is saying that we don't need men have i ever said
03:10:04.440you were just trying to evade the hypothetical and act like well everyone's just gonna die i don't
03:10:08.120know yeah everybody would just die society but the men could survive way longer obviously than
03:10:14.420the women because the women cannot okay what is your point to my point is that my point is that
03:10:21.120your belief in women's rights you have to ask the men to guarantee your rights your any rights you
03:10:28.700have are granted guaranteed and enforced by men only fantastic and the minute they don't want to
03:10:36.580do that anymore you don't have them okay so if you want to live in reality right does it make it
03:10:42.300right that is my argument that's an is statement that's not an ought statement now answer the
03:10:46.900question does it make it right i don't agree to the same paradigm as you i don't believe in
03:10:52.300rights like human rights everybody has rights i have rights i believe in duties we have duties
03:10:58.440to each other we have duties to society we have duties to god correct we have duties but not
03:11:04.700rights. Correct. As individuals. That's what you believe. Yes. Okay. I disagree. But what you
03:11:10.700believe in is, is fairytale stuff. It's only there, but it's only there granted to you by men. Do you
03:11:19.300understand that? I understand that Rachel. So then you'd better be nice to them and you'd better
03:11:24.580stop arguing that you don't need them and we should have our own money and you should have
03:11:28.460your own money and we're all going to just live as individuals. This rugged individuality that
03:11:33.180you believe in doesn't exist i've never once argued that we don't need men and that we shouldn't value
03:11:38.760men or anything like that rachel again stop trying to put words in my mouth you know exactly what
03:11:43.540you're doing um my only argument has been that regardless of whether uh it is because of you
03:11:51.540know the generosity of men that we do have rights it doesn't negate the fact that it's still
03:11:59.620basically what should be the case that should be according to you because you prefer it that
03:12:06.400women and men have equal value under the law why does that mean women need political power
03:12:11.900because having equal value doesn't mean you should have power because we all live under
03:12:17.280the system right we all have a voice on the system that we want to live hands i'm hispanic i talk with
03:12:24.760my hands so Ikuana um I have a collab coming out with home math really soon two guys by the way
03:12:30.620but again our rights don't come from whether people or not can um can overpower us I mean
03:12:37.880they do they actually literally do okay Rachel perfect example for you see if you can understand
03:12:43.860it okay um I'll try like I'll try my best black people in this country are a minority 13% of the
03:12:50.700population many years ago it was an even smaller percentage of the population uh white men basically
03:12:58.560granted black people the right to vote right because they are such a minority that they could
03:13:06.740decide that that's not the case but do you believe that black people inherently have a right to vote
03:13:13.820because of their worth as individuals that's the argument i'm making rachel wait a minute
03:13:18.360uh who granted black people rights white well white men who men and men and women no women
03:13:27.860didn't grant black people whatever i'm saying the white population no no this is key this is the
03:13:31.800whole part you're missing this is the part i keep skipping white population granted black people
03:13:35.580rights fantastic i'm talking about who granted the black people rights rachel the majority of
03:13:41.280she's just going to avoid she's just going to avoid the majority the majority basically a
03:13:48.100person's rights inherent rights are not determined by whether or not a majority grants it to you i
03:13:55.400agree it's not about majorities that's not what it's about so let's say there was a population
03:14:00.060the population shifted over time it's now 60 percent women 40 percent men men still grant the
03:14:06.580rights because they have a monopoly on force, even if they're 60% women. So who granted the
03:14:12.320black people, who granted black people, right? Does it make it morally okay is what I'm saying
03:14:16.960just because, okay, let me give you another example. Okay. I can't wait. Another example.
03:14:24.320You're just going to, I'm just going to still come right back to who granted them rights.
03:14:27.920Who? It's not about who grants the rights. It's totally about who grants the rights. That's all
03:14:32.740it's about it's about whether they should be whether that is a right they inherently have or
03:14:38.500not right so for example in iran women don't have rights because the system that exists there
03:14:46.420doesn't give it to them are they equal in worth and value and should they have equal voting rights
03:14:53.280as the men do in their country yes that is that is my according to you sure that is my argument
03:14:59.020Uh-huh. Yeah. And we're going to just keep going back and forth and differing on that.
03:15:03.400And I think it's just a matter of, again, hypocrisy. Do you practice what you preach, Rachel?
03:15:08.820Who granted the rights? You still vote. And you still plan voting. Yeah, because my husband tells me to vote and I submit to my husband. So who granted the rights?
03:15:15.680Sure, that's a great excuse. That is a fantastic excuse, Rachel.
03:15:20.120Yes, you're right. Black people didn't have rights. And then who granted them rights?
03:15:24.220White people. White population in this country did.
03:15:27.220nope what you got it right the first time men fantastic because they were because they were
03:15:32.320the larger uh population no because they have the monopoly on force had nothing to do with them
03:15:36.700exactly what i'm saying rachel they had the monopoly on but it's always men but it doesn't
03:15:41.540mean could white women outnumbered black people right back then prior to civil rights there was
03:15:47.260more white women than there were black people have a right to vote because the white man says
03:15:51.820so or because they are equal as an individual are you talking about should or are you talking about
03:15:56.700do should because i should because i should be 20 pounds lighter but i'm not so should i should be
03:16:04.940but i'm not yes should right so okay actually that's that's the argument yes so if you want
03:16:10.560to talk about ought claims yep then we have to get into epistemology and you're not going to do
03:16:15.460any better with that sure that's going to be harder for you than this has been rachel this
03:16:20.380has been the argument i've been making from the beginning of the show okay tell me why would they
03:16:25.040should tell me why people should have rights because we have inherent value and worth
03:16:31.420according to who regardless of gender or race or demographic you disagree with that i didn't say
03:16:39.280i disagree with it i'm saying i don't think you say we should i'm saying we should i don't care
03:16:46.400about what we should i'm saying i i'm the one now saying i live in reality where things are actually
03:16:52.060how they are. And in reality, men grant rights and take away rights at will. And I don't think
03:16:59.440it's the correct way to look at history or the correct way to look at society to say everyone
03:17:04.740has a say, everybody has these rights, especially when you detach them from duties, because you
03:17:10.160still haven't told me a duty women have to men. Men have duties to women, right?
03:17:16.100Which ones, name them. Which duties to men have to women? To women specifically, not to the country,
03:17:22.060or anything like that what duty does brian have to any specific woman out there well not as i'm
03:17:28.180not talking about individuals no i am talking about okay well that's a different thing really
03:17:32.580quick can we define the terms here can we define uh duty and can we define rights yeah well rights
03:17:39.340are just an entitlement absent duty it's something that you just deserve and women love to talk about
03:17:44.800what they deserve the deserving i deserve right women women think of the world this way this is
03:17:51.080a gender difference women think of the world as but it should be and i deserve and men think of
03:17:56.080the world as but it is and nobody's coming to rescue me okay that's a an inherent difference
03:18:02.120fantastic get to the second point define what is the duty that people have to one another what is
03:18:08.280the duty that i have a duty is a what what duty do i have a duty is a moral obligation to god okay
03:18:15.100me oh to god okay so we're getting and and via it being to god what duty would you assign me
03:18:21.060to any man that exists out there right now uh you don't have an individual duty to an individual man
03:18:26.980because you're not married but as a woman you have a duty to society to do one of a couple of things
03:18:31.940either society either produce the next generation or support and help those who are producing the
03:18:39.660next generation in whatever capacity you can if you can't do that that's what women's duties to
03:18:44.760society are, because if we don't do that, society dies. Everything collapses. Men have a duty to
03:18:51.520provide protection, infrastructure, all the things I've already talked about, because if they don't
03:18:55.920do that, we all die. Everything crumbles. That's what a duty is. It's something we're obligated to
03:19:01.800do outside of ourselves, because if we don't, catastrophe ensues. Fantastic. I know that we
03:19:08.240have duties as a society for it to uh function however how are you going to enforce these duties
03:19:14.820on individuals right without basically trampling on their individual rights and their free will
03:19:22.120and what they decide they can contribute to society because for example yes you have men
03:19:29.440that are carpenters and that is how they contribute to society they're electricians
03:19:34.520there are men that have nothing to do with that they're freaks in the sheets and they're you know
03:19:39.300finance nerds how would you say that they fulfill all of these other duties of protecting women and
03:19:47.720protecting society my argument is that we all have that we're all individuals right and we all
03:19:54.140choose how it is that we contribute to society based on our individual strengths what we're
03:20:01.460actually good at and that is the most moral way of living and that that is what leads to
03:20:08.340the best societal outcomes because we're not stifling human ingenuity or sticking them into
03:20:15.560boxes and telling them women you have to do this because imagine if women were all just mothers
03:20:21.620forever throughout history I mean like I said before we wouldn't have refrigeration we wouldn't
03:20:26.580have kevlar we wouldn't that's not true we wouldn't have none of that's true all of those
03:20:30.760things i'm i'm guaranteeing you can look them up right now somebody sent some two super chats
03:20:35.720debunking her nonsense that women invented refrigeration it's going to be something
03:20:39.620refrigeration systems yeah it's always something like this oh men actually invented refrigerators
03:20:45.040but a woman invented this one specific part that like kind of made it better her name was
03:20:50.040But her boyfriend actually helped her.
03:20:51.920No, Florence Parpart, if anybody wants to Google that.
03:20:55.480Wait, might I ask a clarifying question?
03:20:57.640Is your position that, so you're saying that women invented these specific inventions?
03:36:25.680If you're advocating for women to work, that's what you get.
03:36:28.660I'm not advocating for women to work. I'm advocating for everybody to have a choice.
03:36:33.440Everybody always did have a choice though.
03:36:36.000I'm advocating to make it more attractive for women to want to be stay-at-home wives full-time, and I'm advocating for actual solutions creating the economy to permit that to be the case.
03:36:50.540We haven't talked about that yet in the show, which is what are actual practical solutions to the current problem that we're seeing nowadays.
03:37:06.000Um, and my, uh, prescription for that is men should take, uh, self-control of their lives,
03:37:26.240Uh, I want men to be happy and healthy and right now they're not, they're depressed.
03:37:30.400I think a lot of that comes from, uh, them getting their asses handed to them in family
03:37:35.280court having access to pornography which has never been the case yeah i agree as we see we
03:37:41.600should outlaw that shit and tell women they can't produce pornography and give it to that that's
03:37:47.180your prescription that's your prescription for it rachel i think it would work would it not work
03:37:52.700it would work rachel but it's one not gonna happen two it is gonna two rachel the onus you realize
03:37:59.220pornography was illegal up until the 70s right it was always illegal so why would it never happen
03:38:05.240you think that just because things have been this way for 40 or 50 years that they'll never go back
03:38:10.140and that's insane. It's going to go back. It has to go back. Okay. Fantastic. Um, if it doesn't,
03:38:16.560then the onus is on the individual on whether they, uh, engage in these vices or not, just
03:38:22.140like alcohol, right? Alcohol is available to everybody. Whether you engage in alcoholism
03:38:27.680is completely up to you and it is your choice. That's different. Do you know how that's different?
03:38:33.260there can be good beneficial uses for consuming alcohol for example and church celebrations in
03:38:40.460the you know that's not what i'm talking about but i'm saying pornography there's never a good
03:38:44.900use for it it's only bad therefore you ban it there's no such thing as like oh a good amount
03:38:50.320of pornography i agree with you yeah so you ban that shit unfortunately the reason why i wouldn't
03:38:55.800is because when somebody that disagrees with me comes to power they will subject you've said that
03:39:02.140100 times subject do you think heroin should be illegal they would subjectively do you want to
03:39:06.800legalize heroin let me finish my my statement okay i'm just gonna drag you back to the question
03:39:11.280subjectively decide what they think is evil or not i know you've said this over and over now
03:39:17.420should heroin be illegal uh i think heroin is bad and yes it should be uh illegal why also why but
03:39:25.620also but if we ban heroin somebody else might come to power and then they might ban something
03:39:30.680else that we do want it's exactly actually what has happened anything that we've made illegal
03:39:35.000there's been a black market for actually not true especially when it comes to the war on drugs did
03:39:40.020you know that legalizing pornography increases human trafficking inflows into countries so
03:39:44.940actually when you legalize pornography and sex work you end up with more human trafficking as
03:39:49.320well okay there is no good healthy amount of sex work or pornography there's no reason not to ban
03:39:55.300it if you think we should ban narcotics then you would have to be consistent and say we should also
03:40:00.940ban sex work and porn uh i agree rachel okay good pornography yes i want to see you out there telling
03:40:06.840all the only fans girls stop it you're not allowed we're getting rid of it yes we're banning it and i
03:40:11.580also agree you know with the whole war on drugs thing i'm more of somebody that believes that
03:40:17.340should be up to individuals um natural selection which is so you want to legalize drugs
03:40:24.400uh i think that ultimately people are always going to find a way to you want to make all drugs legal
03:40:32.360i think it's irrelevant because i don't think it's irrelevant at all we're looking for consistency
03:40:38.000with you here it is irrelevant because you think it has they have been illegal period for so many
03:40:43.920years and still people are dying of yeah murder is illegal and some people still commit murder
03:40:50.020does that mean we shouldn't have murder be illegal should we just legalize murder because
03:40:53.980well you can't stop all the murders so we might as well do you understand that you're like not
03:40:58.760thinking it through no one thing is you acting upon another individual you consuming pornography
03:41:05.140or drugs only involves yourself no it doesn't you just said do you see the distinction Rachel
03:41:10.360contradiction again another point for me she contradicted herself again somebody else you
03:41:14.540just said that men you just said men consuming pornography has a negative effect on the birth
03:41:20.740rate and women it has a negative effect on relationships women don't want to marry these
03:41:25.160men it's affecting all of us so the men need to stop doing pornography and primarily on themselves
03:41:31.120yes which is what i'm trying to get but they it also affects all of society and it's the same
03:41:36.920thing heroin yeah some people are still going to do illegal drugs however when you legalize them
03:41:42.820like portugal and different places have the problem gets exponentially worse this whole idea
03:41:47.680it's a libertarian idea once again that oh we just make everything legal and then you know the idiots
03:41:53.900will just go die from heroin and the rest of us will live in a utopia no that's not what you find
03:41:58.040what you find is that in places that you legalize these vices there's certain vices that
03:42:04.240maybe it could be good for some people sometimes maybe it could be bad so we permit them as like
03:42:09.920a necessary evil maybe okay do you think that's different than there is no good reason to have
03:42:17.460certain things be legal like murder like hardcore drugs because heroin addicts don't just hurt
03:42:23.840themselves that's a lie they they decay and destroy the rest of society they steal from people
03:42:29.160they commit crimes yeah you're preaching to the choir um then be consistent i want to see
03:42:34.840consistency from you you're like consistent so should we legalize heroin or not i am consistent
03:42:40.080in telling you that if we ban pornography because i believe that it's bad that's not why we're
03:42:46.320banning it we're not banning it because rachel doesn't like it we're banning it because it's
03:42:50.340detrimental to all of society yes this is what conservatives believe i agree liberals don't
03:42:56.600and they will eventually come to power one day right we're we're not going to have well yeah
03:43:02.440because we keep letting women vote okay that's how they get in every time whatever it's gonna
03:43:06.420happen rachel and then again my whole argument is it sets the precedent on making things illegal
03:43:12.700banning things etc that you don't subjectively like that is why well but that's not true also
03:43:18.000rachel that's why the onus is the you're also wrong about the onus is on the individual i don't
03:43:22.760understand why you are arguing so much against the individual because i don't believe in that
03:43:28.360libertarian bullshit anymore i grew up i grew up and became a full adult i have responsibilities
03:43:34.340to other human beings besides myself you're arguing against humans men women whatever
03:43:40.880taking not taking responsibility for their own actions that's what you're arguing still have to
03:43:45.720do that that's what you're arguing against i can just have a minute to debunk this ridiculous claims
03:43:50.860that you just made so you said that if we can't shut his laptop right now or phone and decide
03:43:56.140not to consume pornography that's what you're arguing against it's very easy i'm not saying
03:44:01.760that you're taking away alcoholics can stop drinking tomorrow yeah why don't fat people
03:44:06.200can just stop eating yes yes that's true to take away responsibility i'm not i'm not because even
03:44:12.260when things are illegal the government to do it even when things are illegal you still have
03:44:17.020personal responsibility how because people there's people probably in this town right now doing
03:44:22.740hardcore illegal drugs especially if they get caught they are going to go to jail that's their
03:44:28.980personal choice they are they that actually increases individual responsibility when we
03:44:35.160take something that we know has a major negative effect on society and we say this is not going to
03:44:40.500be permitted anymore we are putting maximum responsibility on the individual because now
03:44:45.500we're saying okay if you do this you get caught there's consequences you're going to jail you're
03:44:50.080getting fines you're gonna have to go to rehab whatever it is in your libertarian utopia where
03:44:54.480we just go it's up to you if you want to destroy all of society or not it's up to you if you because
03:45:00.440okay to throw your argument back at you if we say we have to give individuals the choice to look at
03:45:06.900pornography why i'm not saying we have to give individuals you're saying we have to keep it
03:45:11.180legal i'm saying you tried to say it was free speech i'm saying that the reason why we can't
03:45:18.220ban it is because it sets a dangerous legal precedent. Rachel, that's the only argument
03:45:24.180that I'm making. Demonstrate it. Because if we, again, put our subjective morality as a reason
03:45:31.120for creating laws. My morality is not subjective. Yours is. No. Yes. We believe that pornography is
03:45:37.120bad. Perfect. Great. Fantastic. If I try to put this into law when somebody else is in power,
03:45:43.300they're going to put something that I don't agree with into law that is based on their subjective
03:45:47.320valley that's everyone though okay so if if you make this is why we don't set legal precedents
03:45:52.820like that rachel we do though you're just like one you're wrong like yeah so let me give you an
03:45:57.360example please go ahead if uh when trump got into power this this last round and he said i'm going
03:46:05.240to say no more trans kid surgeries okay and i don't know if they've actually passed a law or
03:46:11.280not, I don't remember, but let's say we did. We banned trans hormones and surgeries for anyone
03:46:17.940under 18. You can't do them. You're saying we can't do that because then when Democrats come
03:46:23.100to power, they're going to go, well, you made something illegal. So now I'm going to take away
03:46:26.120something you like. That is not how things work. We have, uh, I will, that's why you do what I'm
03:46:33.880suggesting. The reason you do what I'm suggesting is because I have a moral epistemology and a
03:46:40.140framework that means what's immoral today is immoral tomorrow and a hundred years and a thousand
03:46:45.480years from now it doesn't change according to the culture according to people's opinions
03:46:50.500that's why i don't want democracy because democracy by its nature has to be progressive
03:46:56.660you can't have conservatism in a democracy what are you going to conserve we we have
03:47:02.960we don't what have we conserved what have we conserved conservative values in a democracy
03:47:08.360You can hold them, but you're not going to win because the whole point of it is to be endlessly progressing, endlessly going somewhere, right?
04:00:34.840I'm telling you that the manosphere is telling you that you're not worth.
04:00:39.260what is the what is the manosphere yeah people like uh you know the myron gains shows and they
04:00:44.400tell you you know you need to be making a million dollars a year to have a family otherwise you're
04:00:49.340a loser myron doesn't say that um and so i hold on a minute i know myron and he does not i disagree
04:00:55.640with with that concept i think well you're disagreeing with a straw man because that's
04:01:00.440not the argument that myron ever makes he doesn't tell men that there's plenty of men in the
04:01:05.620manosphere that say uh you know you have to be making a million dollars to consider yourself a
04:01:10.560man all i'm saying is that you have who says that there's plenty she doesn't know she's just heard
04:01:17.600she's like totally heard it yes actually yes actually is but no is andrew wilson in the
04:01:23.540manosphere uh i don't watch his stuff so i don't know exactly and you debated with him yes i know
04:01:29.580i don't know what he says outside of like what we talked about on the whatever podcast
04:01:35.480well what do you if you were leaning in one way or the other she said i was in the manosphere
04:01:40.540is rachel in the next i i i do believe so because again wow i can tell you right now
04:01:47.980they don't claim me okay they don't claim it's actually just really you and that pearl
04:01:53.460uh girl that you as in rachel yeah you rachel pearl i think you two are really the only women
04:01:59.580i've seen on these red pill podcasts basically agreeing red pill podcasts have i been on ever
04:02:05.860with most of the men's talking are you just gonna sit here and lie right to my face what red pill
04:02:12.300podcast have i ever been on tell me again back to okay she's just gonna lie i'll get just proving
04:02:17.720she doesn't know anything about me at all again for the men watching this that think women are
04:02:23.420saying that men don't have inherent value uh not true again make yourself she's saying your
04:02:30.820inherent value is to do what she wants no based on a man if you were doing what women want then
04:02:35.680you have inherent value but if not then you're a bad man you're not doing good enough you need to
04:02:40.240be better and do better and then the women would be better be somebody that leads don't watch
04:02:45.860pornography take care of your health that's all women want be a competent person be a responsible
04:02:51.840adult that's basically it might i ask one clarifying question you say be a man who leads
04:02:57.900yeah are you talking on the micro or the macro level on the on both but primary but it has to
04:03:03.360start individually first so yes lead your own life take control of your own life and then you
04:03:09.380can so should men lead the government she's gonna tell you how to be a real man and then you can
04:03:13.200take leadership roles in the government yes absolutely she's not a feminist but she's got
04:03:17.860a whole list of what she's gonna tell you you need to be doing as a man but not a feminist if
04:03:22.780a man told me good things for me that just would be better it doesn't matter if a man is telling
04:03:28.960me that oh really i have the sneaking suspicion that if brian started rattling off to you if a
04:03:35.320bunch of things he thought you needed to be doing better you'd be like who are you to be telling me
04:03:39.740i'm not gonna do this i know i'm pretty sure that's what we'd get if a man told me hey you
04:03:45.280know you need to take care this is all i'm saying take care of your physical health you know don't
04:03:51.880engage in any vices uh be chased you know uh don't have don't be sexually promiscuous all of these
04:04:01.060are good things to prescribe for women as well as men why would i not listen to that it doesn't
04:04:05.900matter who the messenger is what's important is the message so if men tell you look i don't think
04:04:11.300you should be involved in politics because you can't defend the nation you can't protect the
04:04:16.700borders you can't do the things that people in the government have to necessarily do so
04:04:21.000i think you shouldn't vote you're going to be like okay no no you're not you're going to do
04:04:26.260what you want because you're a strong woman you don't have to because some simp out there will
04:04:30.260come by and and protect you from the bad man telling you what to do because again it's about
04:04:34.820the message, not the messenger, is my argument here, Rachel. Can I ask you one question, though,
04:04:41.740just on the leading thing? If your argument is that both on the micro and the macro level,
04:04:48.080men should be leaders, what if within the purview of men's leadership, they make a determination,
04:04:53.480and this isn't my position, but Rachel was forwarding this, they make a determination
04:04:59.340that women shouldn't have the right to vote would you follow in said leadership uh nope because
04:05:05.980again so just to be clear when men lead you you have veto power over their leadership yes if she
04:05:14.300doesn't like it so lead me when i'm in the mood to be led a majority of people if i agree with you
04:05:22.980you can lead of a majority that makes you the leader you realize that right if a majority of
04:05:28.000people decide on one thing that is wrong it doesn't make said thing right right oh so the
04:05:33.480majority decides what's moral no that's exactly what i said is not the case if a majority a
04:05:39.500majority does not decide what is moral so if a majority who decides what's moral that's what
04:05:45.660you and i disagree on i think morality is something or the understanding of what is right from wrong
04:05:51.800is inherent within humans you just clearly not you disagree the fact that we have more
04:05:57.620people in prison than any country in the world would prove you wrong. If everybody just inherently
04:06:03.340understood right from wrong, we wouldn't have any of these problems. I think people understand it
04:06:08.680just because they choose to engage in things they know are wrong. That is a completely separate
04:06:13.680argument. So you think that women who advocate strongly for abortion rights, you think they know
04:06:18.880abortion is wrong? They just won't admit it to themselves. People know theft is wrong, but they
04:06:23.240still steal there no there are legitimately there are legitimately people we disagree with that okay
04:06:29.540but socialists marxists communists think if you have more than you need and i don't i am justified
04:06:37.540in stealing from you and that is a large popular a lot of people uh okay that people who have run
04:06:43.900countries yes which i disagree with we would both disagree my argument but what is that people know
04:06:49.840that it's inherently wrong so you think they know but they just but they just do what's convenient
04:06:54.440to them absolutely i believe people when they tell me who they are and i think that communists do
04:06:59.000think hey you have a ton of money you have a ton of money and that's why i don't have money and so
04:07:05.160i need to take it yes i think they do believe that okay this is just differing values i think
04:07:10.520that they know i thought you talk to people all the time about this yeah so you just think
04:07:15.280everybody secretly knows what's right and wrong and the only reason they argue against it is
04:07:20.180because they're like benefits them in certain cases yeah oh kind of like you arguing in favor
04:07:25.920of feminism even though you know what's wrong when have i argued this whole podcast in favor
04:07:31.420of feminism you have argued for feminism this whole podcast yes you have again my only two
04:07:36.780points rachel what do you think is feminism then and you said i don't care about the definition
04:07:41.300but i want you to define it what's feminism i'll tell you what it's not how do you know you're not
04:07:45.160a feminist i'll tell you what it's not if you don't know what it is let me speak rachel um i'll
04:07:50.300tell you what it's not feminism is not uh wanting women to have a vote and financial equality just
04:07:58.380more bullshit just more that is it rachel what is that is what is feminism 90 would you say what is
04:08:05.300feminist if you're against feminism what is it that you're against is everybody no answer my
04:08:10.640question don't ask me a question answer my question andrew knows um don't ask me a question
04:08:18.020answer my question what is feminism if you say you're not a feminist for the question you can't
04:08:23.560dodge that question it's the heart of the debate material to the conversation what do i think
04:08:27.840modern feminism is right now it is promoting uh trans rights just things that have nothing to do
04:08:37.440with equality between the sexes but pushing things that give privileges to women above
04:08:43.980the sexes so modern feminism argues for privileges for women not for equality equality between the
04:08:52.720sexes is not feminism does that make sense to you does that answer your question so would you say
04:08:57.780you would be in favor of like first wave feminism then the only thing i agree with is voting rights
04:09:05.140So legal equality, legal personhood, is that so hard of a concept?
04:09:09.580Anything outside of that, I don't care for, don't agree with, and I think is you arguing for privileges in society, which I don't agree with, and I don't agree with feminism as a result.
04:09:23.120Most women, Democrat, Republican, whatever, agree with the concept that women should have the right to vote and equal financial opportunity to—
04:09:35.120that you've told me all of that so at least you gave me the nine percent of the women uh are
04:09:40.000feminists everybody is a feminist but you yes we have been lit no not everybody but me okay
04:09:45.480we curl or anyone born okay now let me answer go for your question anyone born after 1960 has been
04:09:54.640living and swimming in feminist water their whole life they don't know anything else it's the ethos
04:10:00.660it's the I wasn't it's the air that we breathe I was raised in a Cuban household by immigrant
04:10:05.480parents that escaped communism so no I did not but continue well but you live and were raised in
04:10:11.260and are part of this culture and none of us completely escaped that everything you've said
04:10:16.440from your worldview here you think it's equality but let me let me posit this to you women there
04:10:22.900was already equality before this political feminism is just a political arm of like a
04:10:29.520basically a spiritual movement that's why I wrote the book it has multiple meanings but
04:10:34.020we had equality the equality was this women have always been the gatekeepers of sex and who gets
04:10:41.560to reproduce that's why every one of us alive today has twice as many female ancestors as we
04:10:46.440have male ancestors the only thing you ever had to do historically in order to be picked and have
04:10:53.800kids which you know at a base level what we're trying to do is reproduce ourselves to get our
04:11:00.220dna to continue on into the future all you had to do as a women to accomplish that is be fertile
04:11:05.240someone will fertilize you that's all you had to do it doesn't matter you can be kind of ugly you
04:11:09.100can be fat you can be not so interesting you don't have to do much you just have to be there and have
04:11:13.660eggs men historically had to survive danger they had to have respect they had to have resources
04:11:21.060they had to be picked or at least be picked by the girl's father or something of that nature
04:11:25.800that by force actually they didn't have to do any of that they didn't have to be well it depends so
04:11:30.060but then but even by force you're competing against all the other men so that's why you
04:11:34.920had war brides historically if the vikings could come in and conquer your nation they could take
04:11:39.960your women so you as a man had to defend your nation from the invaders because you don't want
04:11:45.640them to take your women because then they take her eggs and now your people are their people
04:11:49.640So this is like a fundamentally historical thing that has not gone away.
04:11:54.780And what we did with feminism was we gave women more power by letting them retain the
04:12:01.700gatekeeping to sex and the gatekeeping to reproduction, and women still have their sexual
04:12:06.580power, their spiritual power that they've always used.
04:12:09.380And now they have political and legal power, and what they've done is stacked the deck
04:28:10.360It always depends on context and framing.
04:28:12.760Yes, this is why I say you're not capable of thinking past level one.
04:28:16.800So, for example, Rachel, when it comes to the argument that Brian just mentioned, they took a sample of migrants that were in the country for 30 years, and they broke it up into the nationality that they come from, and they saw that no matter the nationality, they were a net tax burden on society, i.e.
04:28:43.020Are women a net tax burden on society?
04:28:45.280No, I think you pulled that up last time and showed that that was not the case.
04:28:49.220I think it did show that it was the case.
04:28:51.320Okay, but I would love to chime in on that if I can.
04:39:53.300If I tell you the sky color is red, you can never tell me I'm wrong because, as a man, if it is up to me, I can force you into a cage and hurt you until you tell me I'm right.
04:58:57.180For the third time, do you think you are a good role model for women?
04:59:00.280stop running from the question? Absolutely. I am financially responsible. I am somebody that
04:59:09.440times basically what I'm going to do with my life and having kids and a family when it's right,
04:59:18.440so that I don't become a burden upon society, a tax burden, or shift my responsibilities to
04:59:24.560anybody else. And I'm also going to make sure I give my kids a father that stays within their
04:59:32.660life for the rest of their life. So yeah, definitely a benefit to society. And like I said,
04:59:39.280I've also made sure that I advocate and work for electing the people that have these conservative
04:59:46.300values, not just talk about it, actually get out in the field and do it. Like Trump with his
04:59:52.980conservative values uh definitely better than the other option i voted for trump he's better
04:59:58.760but he's not conservative nobody is not conservative at all do you think getting into the field
05:00:04.080rachel why would i do that well don't criticize other people you know what you're right i'm gonna
05:00:09.640do that i'm gonna run for office and then when i win i'm just gonna abdicate my seat to my husband
05:00:15.360i'll just be like you can just take over that's what i'll do i mean that's what it's funny that's
05:00:21.500what some people do you some politicians have done yeah do you have a critique of either rachel
05:00:26.960or andrew or i suppose even possibly me or even other people who uh do online discourse and
05:00:35.160are primarily online uh that because you you're describe yourself as a conservative operative
05:00:42.520that you know you're not going that we're not going out door to door knocking on doors what
05:00:47.820what's that called there's a term canvassing canvassing yes um do you could be canvassing
05:00:53.640is that what you did was canvassing um i that was part of it uh but mostly actually mobilizing
05:01:01.080people as well to do that do it myself because you have to lead by example but also mobilizing
05:01:06.680other people to do that that is part of grassroots um work yes but would you say that
05:01:12.220at least for the 2024 election uh the most recent election did i knock doors yes well
05:01:17.800Do you think that the work you did, and to be fair, I'm not familiar precisely or in total of everything you've done, do you think that that is superior to, say, the work Rachel has done or Andrew has done or I have done or other online creators have done in perhaps the success of Donald Trump's campaign?
05:01:46.420I think that you have maybe in your specific show, you've probably mobilized men to go vote for sure and and hype them up for for Donald Trump.
05:01:57.300Has it had a similar issue within the female population?
05:02:02.260I think it's the opposite. So I don't know.
05:02:14.560so uh since you target them and what do you mean target them well you you have a base that you can
05:02:21.080talk to and mobilize that is mostly men and if you tell them to go vote for you know donald trump
05:02:27.160then that does help that campaign and that and that movement absolutely absolutely now what it
05:02:33.080does societally the other one the one that rachel's going to be here for tomorrow and that i was on
05:02:39.480here last time is it helping men and women come together more is it helping men view women in a
05:02:48.860healthy fashion or is it warping men's reality of women to where they think well most women out
05:02:56.560there are sexually promiscuous there's a lot of women out there that uh most women are that are
05:03:03.200working in sex work uh most women never made the claim we already are not very intelligent because
05:03:10.120you know they answer total strong man never made that better that are simple incorrectly
05:03:16.620i think that aspect of the show uh definitely divides the sexes and doesn't help as a society
05:03:24.660can i ask you a question if uh so you're uh given that you're conservative do you think
05:03:31.060are you anti-trans yeah okay do you think that that's divisive to humanity because clearly there
05:03:38.380are people who are pro-trans so you're just like on a going even beyond gender beyond sex uh you're
05:03:45.060just divisive on a humanity level uh no that would be divisive wouldn't it no because uh there's first
05:03:53.160of all there's no such thing as trans there's just men and women people disagree with you
05:03:58.040with body dysmorphia that's okay well i agree with you on that point but other people disagree
05:04:03.480with you okay is it divisive does it help society if i affirm a trans person's delusions
05:04:11.680does it affirm society if i affirm a woman's delusions that she deserves a man who makes
05:04:16.68010 million dollars a year when she's an average woman no no but it also doesn't but it would be
05:04:22.580divisive wouldn't it but what would be wrong with that no but it doesn't help it doesn't help
05:04:28.020show men that these are these are the women that are out there when they're less than one percent
05:04:34.460of the population what do you mean who's less than one percent of the population for example
05:04:39.540sex workers the majority of our guests are not sex are one less than one percent of we already
05:04:44.940went over this and the the amount of sex workers he's had on the show are representative of the
05:04:50.680amount of sex workers in the population they went over the statistics live yeah you may not have
05:04:55.780seen that yeah and i uh i again don't have the statistics you can pull them up from youtube or
05:05:01.440whatever i think in the past year and i haven't watched this show uh beginning to end especially
05:05:07.620the ones on sundays because it's a 10-hour podcast um but yes i think anybody that follows the social
05:05:15.480media accounts instagram and gets clips would make the rational would would believe that the
05:05:22.960majority of women that go on the show uh have some kind of background in sex work is it true
05:05:28.540i don't know i don't have the stats is it a fact that most people have the impression
05:05:35.140that the whatever podcast brings on a disproportionate amount of women with a
05:05:40.580background in sex work. Yes. Disproportionate and majority are two separate things. Like for
05:05:49.700example, disproportionate, let's say like the amount of women between the ages of 18 to 25,
05:05:54.72010% of them do sex work. And like we bring on 15%, 15% of our guests do sex work. That would
05:06:01.760be disproportionate, but majority would mean 50, 51% and more. I can just speak on the last panel
05:06:07.840that i was on the women that were on the panel were not 15 to 25 so i'm interested in the truth
05:06:13.940there was a much larger age range was there not i don't see how that'd be relevant so then you'd
05:06:19.220have to so then you'd have to put the equivalent age range that you had on the show from the
05:06:23.820youngest girl there to the oldest one and then see what the percentage of women within that age
05:06:30.760range that i'm willing to actually grant i'm i'm actually willing to grant that of the women who
05:06:36.480come on the show in terms of the purport uh comparing to the general population the proportion
05:06:41.180of women who are sex workers i'm willing to grant that say the it's i think 10 to 15 percent of all
05:06:47.380the guests in total that we've ever had on the show do some form of sex work i'm willing to grant
05:06:52.260that that that's disproportionate to the majority your claim is the majority of the guests who've
05:06:58.700been on the show are sex workers for what i just looked it up and it's like women under 30 between
05:07:03.56018 and 35 it's estimated to be like 10 we can just look this up on well i heard 18 to 24 25 on that
05:07:11.480one yeah 18 to 24 it's even higher it is like 15 which would be but she's shifting the goalposts
05:07:18.100because my claim is never that the majority i don't even i've never made the claim the majority
05:07:23.680of women are sex workers i i know you haven't i and i know i haven't said that either i'm saying
05:07:28.640literally claim i'm saying you're basically complaining that you don't like the women who
05:07:33.400are this is the same criticism everyone has i'm saying he picks women to come on that look extra
05:07:38.920stupid and bad and it's like yeah and i'm saying that that is the impression that is given for
05:07:45.300those so you want him to curate only women that make women look good you don't want that follow
05:07:51.120the show he just puts out a thing and says hey if you want to come on come on and these are the
05:07:54.680people who volunteer did i screen you out uh screened out from coming on no i am a sex worker
05:08:00.880i i messaged the the show right uh to be on just like everybody else does correct uh most people
05:08:09.300are a benefit to being on the show for those women that do do sex work is that they do get
05:08:15.660the majority of the girls who come on wait subscribers the majority of the girls that
05:08:19.900we have on the show they're not even like uh non-sexual content creators they're just like
05:08:24.660some girl from kentucky some girl from like alaska who works as uh i'm trying to remember the
05:08:30.480guests that we had on baristas and stuff like they're not or college girls or college girls
05:08:36.280the average age of our guests is 25 okay um again what i frontal cortex fully developed
05:08:42.220what i they can vote if they're old enough to vote they're old enough to decide if they want
05:08:46.380What I spoke about last time, again, is that the impression, the PR, what is the brand of the show, whether you like it or not, is that there is a disproportionate representation of women that work in sex work within the show.
05:09:03.940Maybe it's only because the ones that work in sex work are the ones that say the most outrageous things, and then those are the clips that get posted on social media.
05:09:13.160i'm saying that that is the reality people see it and now men that watch that think oh my god
05:09:20.280there's so many dumb promiscuous women out there we are cooked as a generation and that doesn't
05:09:27.240help us societally so if that that is what if it's true though that because of the way things
05:09:35.080have panned out with all this feminism garbage and everything what if it's true that we now have
05:09:40.420young generation of women that women from 18 to like 30 are very promiscuous, not very smart,
05:09:47.720not good at critical thinking. And why? Because in the age of social media, they don't have to
05:09:52.100learn how to think. They can just be pretty. You can just be pretty and put pictures online and
05:09:56.740things just come to you. So they never develop maturity. They never learn how to think. They
05:10:01.760never learn how to be useful. Do you think that's the actual case? I have two daughters who are in
05:10:07.340their early and mid 20s we were talking before the show about this and i will tell you that both of
05:10:12.920them call me regularly about having to talk down their friends from starting an only fans like on
05:10:18.760a regular basis that their friends are all being promiscuous that my daughter called me one morning
05:10:23.640was like mom i'm at a brunch with a bunch of girls and i'm so glad that you didn't raise me like this
05:10:28.240because they're acting crazy and they're still drunk from last night and i did they're just
05:10:31.560telling me stories that are turning my hair white yeah i do think well i have created a young
05:10:36.420generation of women that are very problematic and we should address it and fix it i agree i agree
05:10:42.740with that uh i have had different experiences i have uh different friends curated that have never
05:10:50.060been in those kinds of circles or or situations i think again it goes back to the individual and
05:10:57.120what kind of company they want to keep and all that it is true that being promiscuous is marketed
05:11:03.480and offered to women as an easy way to make money especially uh and of course they're gonna see it
05:11:10.860it's cool i don't it's been marketed as cool i don't you know what i i honestly all the pop stars
05:11:16.640talking about having casual sex and i feel bad for the women that that do resort to to sex work
05:11:24.600rather than than chastising them because i i do feel that it just corrupts the soul and i think
05:11:30.740that deep down it makes them unhappy uh makes them depressed well they all they all tell us
05:11:37.180differently don't they brian when they come on here people say different things to to reality to
05:11:42.400you know put a front but i do feel really bad for those women and i i would want them to come out of
05:11:48.600that kind of world the way to do that i don't believe is talking down to them um telling them
05:11:55.720the truth obviously but uh not talking down to them the majority of them or a good amount of
05:12:01.760them probably have experienced some kind of sexual abuse in the past that then gave them
05:12:08.160some kind of trauma some kind of ptsd whatever and that led them into that kind of i don't i
05:12:14.160don't agree with that at all there's no evidence to back that up regardless of the reasons she's
05:12:19.020just gonna keep going i see them as victims of society that we need the driana show we all just
05:12:23.640have to listen to her tell us to dictate to us how things okay but i think they're victims of
05:12:28.860society nobody is forcing women into prostitution anymore a hundred years ago it was something you
05:12:34.040did if you were desperate it is no longer the case now it's middle middle class girls who don't need
05:12:39.500the money who just think it's fun and sexy they want the money but they also love the validation
05:12:45.340they love the attention they we also love the idea of being sexy and people wanting that and
05:12:51.640what only fans has proved to us is just how little encouragement young women need to prostitute
05:12:58.920themselves i don't like that either but i'm not going to do you do this thing where it's like
05:13:03.720you're trying to prove you're for the sisterhood and you've insinuated through this whole thing
05:13:08.060that like oh look at rachel she's just a pick me she's just trying to pander to men her whole
05:13:12.300audience is men and it's like you you think that we should deny the truth and not say true things
05:13:18.480that are offensive to women in order to protect the sisterhood and the reason I'm always the
05:13:24.320enemy of you and women like you is because you're like why aren't you protecting the sisterhood
05:13:29.660why are you out here saying things that are true if it makes us look bad and I say
05:13:34.440stop talking over me that's all you've done this whole time no that's what you know that's what
05:13:38.580you've done no that's what you've done that's what you've done so aren't you no okay I will
05:13:43.840Listen, I will say things that are true.
05:13:45.840I have statistics and data to back it up.
05:21:43.500I think that's your biased impression.
05:21:44.960I think a good way to test this out, Brian, would be why don't you do a man on the street video.
05:21:50.660so go with the camera on the street walk around this area and ask people first if they know of
05:21:57.260the whatever podcast and then second what do they think the or what is their impression of
05:22:03.740the podcast and would they believe that uh sex workers are overrepresented in the in the show
05:22:12.400one you're just wrong but what does this have to do with my actual question that related to
05:22:16.760in which way so i was asking you what is the actual divisive content of the show and then
05:22:22.120you just defer to a majority of people think or have a perception that your show primarily has
05:22:28.940on why is it bad why would that be divisive and one it's and secondly it's just false because it
05:22:34.100puts because for the men watching it takes it gets them thinking that uh the reason why
05:22:43.080they are single or are lonely is because a majority of women are promiscuous a majority
05:22:50.700of women are just not intelligent instead of reflecting upon themselves taking responsibility
05:22:56.660upon themselves bettering themselves as as men what are you saying what are you you're not you
05:23:02.340know exactly you know exactly what i'm saying men watching say or men watching can somebody
05:23:08.740think men watching can someone have a false perception yeah absolutely absolutely and that's
05:23:15.720okay so then going on so then that's an error that's an error on their part i'm asking you
05:23:22.140in truth in actuality what is the divisive content of my podcast again the device the divisive
05:23:30.840part of it is that the end goal the end result of it is that men have a more negative perception
05:23:38.720of women as a whole from watching it do you disagree with that hold on repeat that one more
05:23:44.760time that the end end perception of men watching your that podcast sorry sorry sorry is that they
05:23:53.540have a net more negative perception of women than they did before watching the podcast
05:23:59.320turns out when you let women say what they really think they don't look so good sometimes and she
05:24:04.860doesn't like that and she would like you to conceal that she would like you to hide that
05:24:09.720please because it doesn't make women look good well when you bring on women that are you know
05:24:15.580young dumb girls from oh wait if they're young and dumb why are we letting them vote being
05:24:21.980indoctrinated by their college professors but you want them to vote if we're bringing on you know
05:24:27.340sex workers she's just gonna ignore me then then yes you're gonna get ridiculous question
05:24:32.340if these women are so ridiculous why are you pressing them to vote because unfortunately
05:24:38.300even the most ridiculous of people and ideas you still have to be i agree it's pretty unfortunate
05:24:44.800that they're voting i agree defended at the ballot box and we still didn't actually answer
05:24:49.920my question we have to convince them you didn't answer my question you simply said even if i were
05:24:54.160to grant that we have to convince the dumb sex workers to vote for us guys rather than just
05:24:59.180saying maybe they shouldn't vote well hold on because what do i know actually you didn't actually
05:25:03.560answer my question this is a two-to-one to end this so even if the even if the end result oh my
05:25:10.580god i believe in you even if that even if what you're saying is true and the end result is that
05:25:16.460a proportion of men had a slightly increased negative perception of women that still doesn't
05:25:22.240answer my question of what specific, no, no. What specifically is the divisive nature or divisive
05:25:30.580content on my podcast? What is the divisive nature or content of it? What am I saying that
05:25:37.880is divisive? It's not what you're saying. It's the result of it. What is the end result? What
05:25:43.460is, that is my point. That is not the question I'm asking. I'm asking, you're saying, Brian,
05:25:49.800your content is divisive i'm asking you what is the divisive content and you're saying some men
05:25:55.160end up uh having a negative impression of women it would that doesn't answer the question it would
05:25:59.780vary on an episode to episode basis okay what is the divisive content what is the divisive
05:26:07.000ideological positions that i hold or that andrew espouses um again saying that men and women uh are
05:26:15.840not equal never in the in the legal in the legal sense that uh women do not contribute equally to
05:26:24.080society as as men do uh that's an argument that andrew has made if it was factually true would
05:26:30.320it be divisive yes well it's not factually true it is factually true um men and women equally
05:26:36.360contribute to society you can't have one hold on how could that actually so again define equal
05:26:40.860you gave me define equal equal in value wait hold on so men and women wait hold on hold on
05:26:48.460let me make something clear men and women have inherent equal value they have in their equal
05:26:55.760in moral value inherent value yes men are men and women are equal but you can never make the claim
05:27:01.720that in terms of what men and women contribute to society that they're equal their contributions
05:27:07.360are equal yes they are they're not they're not equal but equal that's actually not true my friend
05:27:14.440aaron clary wrote this fantastic book called a world without men cannot recommend it enough
05:27:19.240and he's an economist and this is and this is why he's it's my turn to talk to reproduce with men
05:27:24.280he's an economist hold on let rachel let rachel hold on let rachel get through her this is why
05:27:31.460women aren't getting married i mean wait well hold on wait we have to explore that but rachel
05:27:36.460If you believe men and women don't contribute equally to society, you have to make women happy or they'll hold the whole human race hostage and refuse to reproduce and let humanity die out.
05:54:28.060she has been married before i have she has so she did she did get married
05:54:33.680she's no longer married yep but she did get married correct she got you there already
05:54:41.660she's got you there jim bob uh okay let's see we have some let me just check yeah we do have a few
05:54:47.300more coming in we have airborne where is it hold on one moment airborne animal oh did i wait airborne
05:54:56.260animal leftist women i'm not gonna like this butterfly purposely misrepresent the whatever
05:55:04.360good good use misrepresent the whatever podcast precisely because it holds a mirror up and
05:55:10.360reflects their actual toxicity dishonesty and ignorance not one step back thank you airborne
05:55:17.960animal is that not one step back thing like a gen z thing i've never heard of that it's a crucible
05:55:24.700thing oh gotcha gotcha gotcha so people that are your husband's fans you know you could you could
05:55:30.860like put the phone down and just you know be a little show a little show a little love to the
05:55:35.780the chatter i am uh reaching out to the people that are uh which you guys read your comments
05:55:42.080live i was going through mine telling me congratulations on this debate all right
05:55:47.180woman come fix my toilet and fix the sewer and say we are equal and yes this is 450
05:55:52.960he's he's keeping a spreadsheet of oh of all the yeah it's the same guy yeah hey that that uh that
05:56:03.880title he decides to go under doofus actually you know kind of appropriate 450 so far on the show
05:56:11.200just to thank you just to just to leave comments that's hilarious all right well i think that was
05:56:19.420that last one a troll they're below the threshold i didn't i didn't even read them oh shit wait
05:56:25.720okay uh i think that's it all right yeah i just those are the last fantastic do you promise me
05:56:39.460andrew then for the next one like he said on the show uh last time i was there let me turn in tune
05:56:44.720into andrew's screen here andrew just i can't hear the audio thumbs up thumbs down andrew uh
05:56:50.800are you next andrew now that you sent in your wife to debate andrew do you thumbs up andrew
05:56:55.580if you want to do a debate with uh drano sorry no i'm sorry dray brian driana yeah for the hundred
05:57:06.880Andrew, Andrew, where do the Troy, do the Troy, you know, the Joaquin Phoenix, the be a man, Andrew, he says thumbs up, he double thumbs up, he wants two debates with you. Fantastic. Oh, shit. He looks so handsome. Oh, shit. There was one actually one thing I wanted to ask.
05:57:27.420you had been interfacing with somebody online and Trump recently tweeted that he was glad this guy
05:57:40.660who was prosecuting him died. Now I personally, I actually disagreed with, I disagreed with Trump
05:57:50.400on this. Look, I understand this guy had it out for Trump and was probably like trying to ruin
05:57:55.320trumps life essentially um and i think it's okay to strongly dislike or even hate somebody who's
05:58:01.180trying to ruin your life but i do think like um and perhaps even privately you can have a degree
05:58:08.340of okay well this guy's dead i'm not going to shed a tear but i do think it's it is in bad taste to
05:58:15.140say that you're glad somebody's died even if it's an enemy um and you seem to be totally fine with
05:58:22.420that why because of the trump's you were fine with trump's comment you're like yes i'm glad
05:58:29.680where where have i said that i'm okay somebody sent me a message perhaps if i'm incorrect feel
05:58:35.780free to correct me but is that your position uh i don't agree with a lot of uh a lot of the tone
05:58:43.500again i'm big on tone oh surprise no it's not surprise it's consistency rachel and not hypocrisy
05:58:52.360Um, I would definitely see how some people would disagree with, you know, Trump's comments. I
05:59:00.780neither endorse nor, uh, condemn. I think that the reason why Trump got elected into office is
05:59:08.740because he says things as he feels them. And it's the most honest of a president that we've ever
05:59:16.480had because he has no filter. And I prefer a president without a filter over anything else.
05:59:21.100so that's my comment on it that didn't even answer the the question but professional
05:59:26.900okay just because i'm a lot more diplomatic and can control my emotions rachel does not mean i'm
05:59:33.980a professional hold on i would have nothing to do with controlling emotions it's just like
05:59:36.980you don't answer a question in a straightforward manner you don't even answer the question
05:59:42.100oftentimes uh i answered your question i again just didn't answer what you wanted to hear
05:59:47.380around the question i know it's triggering to not get exactly what you know she accuses me of not
05:59:54.800controlling my emotions but she's so passive aggressive which is typical like snarky woman
06:00:01.180behavior like if i'm just having fun and i'm talking like this and i get a little animated
06:00:05.560it's like oh my god look at her she's so out of control but then she'll do the passive aggressive
06:00:09.860snark and the smug and the arrogant like that doesn't come off horrible like everybody watching
06:00:16.860isn't going to notice that uh yeah i think you think they're stupid you think people are dumb
06:00:22.740and they can't see right through you uh i think most people watching this will have the right
06:00:27.000opinion of me and of you afterwards i think they will too we agree on that okay we have doofus
06:00:32.760the title dorfus it talking to you woman and yes he must be liquored up he must be doing shots he's
06:00:44.340he's uh dorfus uh you need to change your name on streamlabs to dorfus from now on doofus
06:00:52.500uh you got to change it to dorfus um that's like dorothy and orth never mind
06:00:59.740uh i don't understand why feminists and femcons refuse to watch andrew or rachel debate
06:01:05.260before these debates how do you come in not knowing the basic positions is it just laziness
06:01:11.140says cha xd um it's very easy i have all of her uh talking points written down and they're all
06:01:21.540the same i didn't have to sit and actually watch them though what you can do is download the
06:01:27.040transcripts on youtube and then extract all these different arguments which is what i did because
06:01:31.120i'm efficient on time and don't want to waste it hearing incorrect i can see that not preparing
06:01:37.940properly did you a lot of favors uh yeah it should we do a roast session a roast session i'll leave
06:01:44.560it up to both of you if you guys are down for a little roast i lower the tts a little bit no we
06:01:50.220can come back though you can invite me back for a roast session for sure is she doing dating talk
06:01:55.500tomorrow i don't think so no no she's it was just miami we have other good people on the