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Return of the "Libertarian Feminist" Hannah Cox & Worst Red Pill Dating Advice 3 | Rantzerker 205 · Honey Badger Radio

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Coming to you live from deep within sort of an indistinct an indistinctly warm but
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not really radioactive wasteland. We are the survivors of the all right kick apocalypse,
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the few, the brave, the bitchy, once more wading into battle
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against the froggy lobster libertarian hordes with return of the libertarian feminist Hannah Cox and
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worst red pill dating Advice three. This is rant Zurker number two O five.
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We've done many with you, with you, our stalwart audience, and
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we will do one more once more, waiting into the breach, all of
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us together to discover the truth that can be discovered. Well, what truth?
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What truth? That libertarianism and feminism are mutually incompatible A desire for freedom
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and desires for is safety or mutually incompatible? Well, isn't so? Yeah,
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yeah no? And that individual rights are completely incompatible with group rights.
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Did I ever tell you about when my son he was like in grade like
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nine social studies, and he had to like write a essay about that.
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It was a position paper on whether the Canadian government had done a good job
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of upholding the group rights of indigenous people. Right, And you could pick
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yes or no, and he came home and he was like, Okay,
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I got this paper I got to write and I hate it and I'm not
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going to do it. And I'm like, what do you mean you're not
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going to do it? He says, I'm going to write a paper about
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how group rights are bullshit and they hurt everybody. And I was like,
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oh, I could help you write that. And then he did and he
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wrote it up and it was like, oh my god, it was so
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clumsy because he was like what like fourteen right, it was like really blunt,
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like really blunt. Like the kid is like an in real life shit
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poster, right, so he's going to be like really blunt. And and
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I was like, okay, you need to soften your language here. You
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need to like be a little more circumspect there, blah blah blah. And
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when you fail, I'm not going to be mad. And because his social
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studies teacher he called the guy mister Kuk not to his face, not to
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his face, but you know, but okay, because the guy was like
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a total like risky leftist right, and and so I was just like,
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okay, okay, when you fail, I will not be mad at you.
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I will be proud of you, just like when you've got in that
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brawl in grade too. You earned your friend's son, Yeah, you earned
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yet you you will have earned it? Are you winning son? And then
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he did win. He got eighty five percent. Yeah, probably would have
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gotten said on the assignment, and the margin note said he could have been
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stronger making his points. So I probably if I'd left it alone, he
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might have. He might have got a hirement. He might have told him
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to soften his tone. Tone policing your own son there, Karen, Well,
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you know it's the same when he got into the brawl, when he
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got into the brawl protecting his friend and just jumped in and started swinging,
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okay, And then he came home with this thing about like how he what
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did he do wrong? What will you do again next time? You know?
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Why was it wrong? Blah blah? And I was like, Okay,
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I'm just going to sit down with you, very proud of your son.
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Now, we're going to sit down and I'm going to tell you what
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you have to say in order to avoid more detention. Okay. So what
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the upshot of all of this is that group rights are in complete opposition with
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individual rights because Ultimately, Parianism does not have room for that. You are
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judging people based on factors outside of their control rather than their actions or whatever
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merit that they have earnednowledging the acknowledging the existence of group rights like some people,
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some classes of people were enslaved, and some like the the existence externally
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of group rights right and group classifications. Right. As a libertarian, you
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can do that, right, but you can't advocate to have them. You
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don't continue the problem. Yeah, you advocate for its end, advocate for
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people to be judged on their individual merits, but not not not this kind
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of group rights. Because the ultimate thing is that when you present the idea
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of group rights, which feminism is basically the boss bitch example of when you
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when you present that, that means you are violating individual rights by definition,
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always, always, always, Okay, So it's these two ideas are incompatible.
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But just to bring everybody up to speed, I'll give you guys a
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little bit of context. In our previous episodes, we we did discuss this
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individual and her attitudes towards datings, and I pointed out that for whatever reason,
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like really filled in Okay, all right, yes I did, And
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I know that's Kattie. I just wish woman would stop doing it like it's
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it's it's honesthetic, it's not pleasing aesthetically. Why are you doing it?
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Okay? But regardless, my my, My main point with the last one
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was when you watch this and you listen to how she describes the ideal female
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attitude to dating, she describes the idea she she presents what she considers to
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be the ideal female attitude in another TikToker or somebody just posted a video.
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But when you analyze what that woman said, which I have done, by
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the way, I've I've done this on my own because I think that this
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this this video is really critical to analyze. But when you analyze what she
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presents is the ideal female strategy towards dating, it is to treat your male
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partner like an enemy, like a potential danger to you that you have to
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manage, not unlike you're managing diffusing a bomb. And if you look at
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if you analyze everything she says, in many ways, it's the exact opposite
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of what the dark psychology red pill dating guru is telling men to do.
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But the thing is that she is saying we need to establish this combatative attitude
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towards dating. We need to regard our male partners in terms of not being
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a victim of them, retaining our independence, remaining emotionally detached and distant,
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and making sure we can get out the door with our bugout bag within fifteen
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seconds if he looks at us strangely because he's maybe looking for the remote or
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whatever. You know, like, this is this attitude of of a high
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threat response and in a relationship with a man. This is what she says,
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is ideal. I'm looking like this and not only does this sound like
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it's exhausting if you are in this high threat response with a man, this
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is not somebody you should be pursuing a relationship with. This isn't a relationship,
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okay, this is this meship. There are men out there who should
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trigger a high threat response. Oh yes, no, no, no,
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children, dogs, everyone You should lead. Yeah, I don't. You're
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not in a relationship with somebody you're treating like an enemy by definition. But
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but you know there there are men out there like that. There are lots
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of women out there like that. But this idea that you know, it's
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perfectly okay for women to just be on their guard all the time. And
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it's like, you know, if you I threatened to kill my husband every
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day, every day I remind him he has five hundred thousand dollars worth of
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life insurance. Okay, Is he scared of me? No? Okay no,
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But that is because perhaps because I'm lazy, also perhaps because I have
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told everybody in my immediate vicinity that I'm probably going to kill him for his
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life insurance. So he's like, well, she can't do it now.
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Yeah, she's basically taking that option off the tables, paint herself into a
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corner. Yeah, yeah, definitely. But it's like she's she's Hannah Cox
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is telling women to approach dating like they're entering a minefield. And if you
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are doing and not just dating, being in a relationship with a man,
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if you are in that mindset in a relationship with the man, you either
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need to get out or you need to burn your copy of Susan Brown Miller's
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Against Starwill and start excavating the feminism out of your subconscious because that's not healthy.
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And that's my point. So she presents this ideal attitude of combat and
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what dark psychology appears to do in response, is to give men a way
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of managing being in relationships with women who are combative. And it's like,
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do you realize, Hannah that you are presenting the mirror opposite of what you're
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calling out and not just that, but you, guys, there's no way
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around it. Women started this, and I've had feminist say, well,
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patriarchy, No, patriarchy did nothing like this. Men in power does not
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equal women oppressed. You have to actually look at the situation for men and
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women. When men are in authority, what's the situation for women? Is
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it worse than it is for men? The answer is no, Well,
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no, the women are more protected, more provided for more. Even in
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Afghanistan, if women became men tomorrow, three times more of them would die
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incredibly violently. And you can't tell me that if you went up to those
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women and said, hey, you want to be a man, but you're
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probably going to end up being shot in the head, would you take it
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that a lot of them would say, you know, I think I enjoy
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the protection over the freedom. Oh man. That one video I watched,
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ages and ages ago up these Muslim women from like straight over from the Middle
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East, right in Europe being interviewed by a reporter and they were like,
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I feel sorry for European wins. I feel really sorry for Like they take
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out their own garbage, like I would never do that. They carry their
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own suitcases. I would never do that, right They they have to do
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all of these things, these menial tasks for they have to earn their own
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living, they have to earn their own money like I would. I would
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never. I would never be willing to do that, right. I like
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being taken care of. And you know, and this is this is Muslim
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women in Europe, where things are generally pretty safe and calm and you know,
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like you're not taking your life in your hands walk into the store,
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right well, and they're saying this in the context of Europe, Like what
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what would they be saying in the context of Afghanistan. You're exactly exactly.
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And you can't just sniff at that and say, oh, well, these
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women they don't know what they're thinking. Okay, well you go there and
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you face the kind of violent odds that people face in that region, and
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then you say, oh, yeah, I will accept a much greater risk
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of being shot in the head. Change like, man, don't go They're
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wearing a head job to try and fit in. Yeah, go ahead,
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go do that, and then start judging the decisions that the women have made
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in that region. And if you want to make them, give them more
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freedom, make it safer. And believe me, you me going there and
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saying let's bomb them for the sake of women's rights doesn't make that region safer
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in the lawn? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, no's And it's like,
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okay, that's a bad idea. They will have the freedom proportionate to
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their safety, which means the way that you make women free is to stop
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men dying. Figure out how to reduce the rate at which men die.
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That's how you make men women more free. Let's be honest, you make
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the environment safer. Okay. So it's video. Yeah, yeah, I
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know. I'm just trying to give them a a grounding and a preamble,
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if you will. I do have some business do as well, So I
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have started the pre goal of the monthly fundraiser. So like the first the
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first goal, the sub goal, which you can find at feed the Badger
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dot com slash support, I am doing a bit of a different proposal this
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month. I am going to do a deep dive into Hannah Cox's video solo
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Deep Dive not necessarily scripted but edited, so the points are much more succinct,
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shall we say, And I will make that available if we hit the
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first sub goal on the fundraiser by Friday, So if you want to see
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that, please go to feed the Badger dot com slash support and put a
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few shekels in the hat. Soon I will probably make public like a little
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teaser that really hammers home the analysis of how she literally starts from a combatative
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stance when it comes to relationships with between men and women. That's her,
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that is her foundation. And I'm like, you're foundation is already fucked,
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lady, it's already fucked. So and this needs to be called out because
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everything flows from that foundation of that that fucked foundation. I don't know what
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else to call it. I've just demonetized our stream language. Yeah, yeah,
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thank you, Brian. It's it's not it's not a it's not a
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foundation at all. It's it's not it's like a house of cards built on
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stands on sand with the tide rapidly coming in. Oh, Like, it's
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it's just it's it's a terrible place to start and you cannot analyze or even
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criticize dark psychology's approach from that foundation, Like you already once you say you
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essentially approached dating as in it is a battlefield, you got you don't have
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a foundation to criticize the men who are responding to you advocating women approach dating
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like it's a battlefield or a relationship. Not even dating. Dating maybe makes
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a little bit of sense, but being in a relationship, it shouldn't be
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a battlefield, and you shouldn't have the attitude that it's a battlefield. And
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if you find yourself in the attitude that it's a battlefield, get out.
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The end is you're not in a relationship at least not one that's worth having
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unless you're caring. Well, no, I don't. I don't view it
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as a battlefield. I just grew up with the Bickersons, That's what.
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That's what My all my aunties and uncles and I'm you know, like they
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were. They would bicker. They would like my mom would like pinch the
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bridge of her nose and sigh, and my dad would be like you know,
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and and whatever, and it's like they were like super close and they
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were like a well oiled machine, you know, but you get you get
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annoyed with people sometimes that's just how it is, right, And the dogs
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know I love them. I yell at them all the time. He is
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good, but they know I all right, So let's begin. Okay,
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so oh wait, sorry, let me finish the things. If you want
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end because we're not going to go very long because we are going to do
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a after show as well. And I shouldn't have used the word the a
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word, but I did. And if you want to join us for that,
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then you can set up a subscription and feed the Badger dot Com slash
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subscribe. And now that I've overloaded you, let's do a bit of the
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video right well, before we do that, I did get a super chat.
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I'm going to read real quick. Iggy thunder sent us five dollars and
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says libertarian feminist is back or a bean flick athon to glow harder. Thank
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you for the super chat, super chat. I'm sorry, let's play some
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more, hannakoff. So your emotions, process them, and work through them
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together is key to having a successful relationship, and nobody has time to double
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the little man child who can't have these basic sorts of discussions now nless,
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she thinks, wait, wait, wait, wait wait wait okay, right
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right off the bat, what the hell are you doing? She's basically saying,
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you know, a man is going to be you know, like I
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don't know if your man is like a stunted adolescent who's not in touch with
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his emotions and can't have a conversation about his emotions. All right, you
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know this woman is a massive hypocrite. Well she's also like feeding into like
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the stereotypes about men. Well, men, it's not that men aren't in
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touch with their emotions. It's just that they know how to like not constantly
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act on them. Like what frustrates me. And you know, like I
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made a post on X about it recently, Right, is this idea that
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vomiting uncontrollably vomiting your emotions all over everyone around you. Right, somehow feminists
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have convinced us that that's emotional maturity and emotional intelligence. I'm sorry, if
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a toddler does it, then it's not maturity or intelligence, right, because
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toddlers do that all the time. Right. Being a master of your emotions,
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being able to contain yourself, being able to have patience and forbearance,
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and basically say well, I'm not going to react emotionally to this negative stimulus,
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that is emotional maturity and emotional intelligence. I'm not going to respond in
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panic to this fear, I'm to the fear. I'm not going to respond
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in anger to my stress. I'm not going to respond to all of these
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things in those ways because that's what child would do. Mm hmm. If
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you if you go to emotional intelligence, if you go back a few seconds,
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let's read the uh, let's read what she's responding to Brian, So
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I think that's important. Never argue with her. This is from dark psychology,
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dating master, and never emotional or get emotional. Anytime you get emotional,
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it shows you she has power and control over you. Don't argue with
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her. And if she's being unreasonable or disrespectful. Take your leave now.
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I invite you guys to go back to the beginning of this video where she
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laid out her thesis of how or their conjecture on how women should respond to
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dating, and she described how women should not take disrespect. So essentially,
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what this man is saying is, don't take disrespect. If she disrespects you,
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leave that's it. Yeah, just not not leave, not leave the
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relationship, but take your leave or move your take your leave, remove yourself
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from the situation. So what is it, Hannah? Are they are men
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supposed to tolerate disrespect while women do not? And what I think that she's
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actually getting at when you peel back the layers is she doesn't like the fact
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that this man is leaving and not either becoming her emotional tampon or her or
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punching bag, or she's she's just leaving her to her own emotional self regulation.
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She's letting her cry it out, because why else wouldn't she understand that
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you can't start a relationship by saying rules for thee but none for me.
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I can establish boundaries around your respect, but you may not do the same
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in reverse. For me. I don't understand when it was that women lost
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the capacity to self soothe, you know, well, it was never you
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know, even in the past, I think that women still had that it's
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a fee thing and they're doing a bit more, there were more emotional but
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but women in the past, I mean, like, oh god, I
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saw meme the other day, and it's like it shows like this line of
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like marines or something or army guys carrying like a giant log, right,
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and they're like straining and they're all working together to carry this log. Right,
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they got like grimaces on their faces. And then it shows like a
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Romanian woman carrying a log of the same size, like some like like big
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babushka. Right, she's just got it propped on her shoulder and she's like
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standing there and and it's I think, like women have just gotten so fragile
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emotionally, right, Like my mom, my mom, she might have had
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like a couple of meltdowns a year, right where she was like seriously upset
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and couldn't contain it, couldn't just conceal it and get on with her day.
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And those were big things, right, it wasn't just some little thing.
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And she was being reasonable. She wasn't necessarily expressing herself in the best
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way, but her emotions were reasonable in the context. And you know,
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like, but these days it's like, it's like all of these women are
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like, eh, you know, like I get to act like I'm still
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thirteen years old, right and pumped full of freakin' hormones and flipping out at
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the smallest shit, and I get to act like that. But if you
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say, okay, i'll see it tomorrow and just walk out, then that's
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not okay. That's not okay. Well, here's here's the critical thing here.
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It's hypocritical to say that we get established boundaries and he doesn't, because
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all he's saying is that I demand respect, and if I don't get it,
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then I'm going to take my leave. Not necessarily permanently, I'm just
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leaving. I'm leaving your presence and you can emotionally regulate yourself. That's it.
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That's all he's saying. And she has already on the record in saying
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that women should should establish their boundaries and in fact that that is that is
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work that women do in relationships that they should get credit for as being somehow
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of benefit to the men. Therewith that they that they establish their boundaries and
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they expect respect. Okay, well, this is what this man is saying.
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I'm going to establish my boundaries and I'm going to expect respect. So
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right off the bat, this level of hypocrisy, it means that you have
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you don't have a foundation to have a relationship. You have a foundation.
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I mean, even if you end up with a guy who can tolerate your
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ass, you're not really in a relationship with him. It's just yeah,
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it's just like you're you because he's never you're never really gonna know him as
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a person. Honestly. Anyway, let's let's get a little bit more done.
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All right, concussions. Now, lest you think this is the only
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dumb dating advice floating around right wing internet spaces, let me bring you another
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tweet. This one is from Justin Murphy. He's wow right wing? Okay,
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all right, libertarianism is right wing? Well that's men, just marry
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a lot. What was that? And also up now because the liberals,
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I guess, abandoned this idea of promoting individual rights for group rights. It
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is on a moral level too. Okay, let's let's keep going, all
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right, I'm just saying, if she's saying the right wing like it's a
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separate animal, he's obviously doesn't understand libertarianism. I got another super chat from
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Iggy Thunders. He says, Karen, feminism is a house built on sand.
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Me more like a cathedral made from a hot fart. Five dollars,
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thank you, five dollars well spent. You know, hot farts are the
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most aromatic, and like aromatic, I mean stinky. Well your dogs,
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and they don't. They don't stink pretty, they stink ugly. All right,
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all right, let's keep going. This one is from Justin Murphy.
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He says, men, just marry a hot, lower IQ girl from a
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rural church, one who is simple and practical and faithful. You don't need
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or want impressive opinions about foreign films a little, but I love them.
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Word spoken by many happy husbands and many happy wives know less. I'm just
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going to go out on a limb here and say, okay, he's he's
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including both men and women in this. Well he used a female example.
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Well, okay, what you want, what you like, Okay, it's
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it's like that. It's like the smart slash good you know, matrix you
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know, in terms of dogs, right, the worst kind of dog is
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Kevin. She's a smart bad dog. That's the worst kind of dog,
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right. Borat is a stupid good dog. Best kind of well, second
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best kind of dog. Smart good dog is the best kind of dog.
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You Yeah, a stupid bad dog is bad but not smart enough to actually
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do anything really really horrible, you know, like steal a pot, roast
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off your counter or whatever, get the hell out of the kitchen. Hey,
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but here she comes back. But but yeah, no, it's it's
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uh, you have like, okay, you know, he's not saying,
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you know, Mary a retard. He's saying, marry someone who's like not
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that smart, but is has all of the moral qualities that you would want.
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Mm hmm. Well, I think he's says there's another way to put
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it. I think it could have been put differently. But educated women are
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what I think he's again, and I and I don't know, Yeah,
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I think I think educated women, because they're educated in a feminist system,
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they're going to essentially treat all relationships like a battle a battlefield. Why would
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you want to be involved with? So, I mean I would have put
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it a different way, but I think it's that the issue is not intelligent
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women. The issue is educated with MM okay, say, if you don't
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care about your more IQ, you're probably pretty low IQ yourself. Low IQ
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people get themselves in all kinds of messes, are usually about at managing their
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finances. They don't have to keep a home. Ideo they're just what I
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said, She said, low IQ people get themselves into all kinds of messes
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and messages, messes, And I said, such as yourself in this video.
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Well, well, don't know, I don't think. I don't think
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low IQ people get themselves in all kinds of messes. You need to actually
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just like give them a straightforward education on financial management. You know, what
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is a credit rating? What do you need one for? You know,
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how do you manage your finances, how do you manage a household? All
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of those things you don't necessarily like. Those are not high IQ endeavors,
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right, High IQ endeavors are things like figuring out how feminist theory despite all
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the counter evidence, happens to be the exact way that the world operates.
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You need a high intellect in order to do those mental gymnastics. Yeah,
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putting it to good use, but you need a high intellect to be really
29:19
really badly wrong. Well, what I mean by that is I don't know
29:22
if she completely lacks any kind of self awareness. But there is so much
29:30
hypocrisy, Like this entire video reeks of it, of double standards and hypocrisy.
29:37
Yeah, and just like and again this is another example of it.
29:41
And what is she saying here too? Like? Really, what is she
29:45
saying? Like people with IQs of like under ninety don't deserve relationships, they
29:52
don't deserve love, they don't deserve companionship, they don't deserve marriage, they
29:57
don't deserve kids, Like what is she a genesis? Well, the other
30:02
thing is that he explicitly said men and women, you know, may also
30:07
want a partner who's who's a genuinely good look at I guess Forrest Gump just
30:11
a just a good person, not necessarily hugely intelligent, but just a decent
30:18
human being. So he's it's not even like gender specific his example may have
30:22
been. And the thing is that she's presenting this in terms of her being
30:26
a victim of it when it was not intended to only apply to women.
30:33
Yeah, and she's also presenting herself as a victim of it when she's like
30:37
dumb as a fucking stump from all I can tell o, like you said
30:42
oof to me, Brian, But that's a yeah, you're just a woman
30:48
with a small brain, with a brain a third the size of us.
30:52
It's science science. I'm just saying that she must lack some object permanence if
31:00
she's not capable of realizing how much she's self, she's contradicting herself because again
31:06
it says women should demand respect, and then suddenly this guy's like, I
31:10
am demanding respect and if I don't get it, I'm I'm you know,
31:12
I am taking my leave of the situation. Well, so what women can
31:18
demand respect but men can't? Huh y okay? Yeah? Oh yeah,
31:23
yeah, No, you know, she can throw a coffee cup at at
31:27
her partner's head and he just has to take it. M organize. They're
31:34
late, they make stupid decisions that get them in legal trouble. They can't
31:38
hold down jobs. They'll embarrass you in front of your boss. And that's
31:42
all Before you have kids. Keep in mind that whoever you partner with,
31:45
you are passing their genes onto your kids. Do you want study mechanics?
31:52
Yeah? That is kind of genesis. But you know, yeah, this
31:59
is my issue with intellectual types that like, there there's a lot of arrogance,
32:04
and then what they don't understand is we do have to live in a
32:07
world where there are people that are not like high IQ, and maybe the
32:12
most important thing is for those people to be decent people. Maybe people's like
32:16
morality and decency is more important than their IQ. You know, like,
32:22
there will always be people that are not the smartest, the rightest. There
32:25
will always be people who aren't you know, going to be doing like the
32:30
hot most high paid jobs. But as much as they have in the top
32:35
twenty percent, yeah, yeah, we can't all exactly. And as long
32:39
as those people are satisfied with their life where they are not like looking at
32:45
the person next to them and becoming embittered because they don't have the same things,
32:51
which, by the way, people with a high IQ feel entitled to,
32:55
then we will have a well functioning, high trust society. I mean,
33:00
like that that's what we want. So you can't go around like if
33:05
they are if you're talking about average men that have average IQ's, they're gonna
33:10
want women that are also of you know, similar like at least to the
33:15
point where they can you know, have a relationship with them. The most
33:20
important thing is that they're good to each other, not necessarily that they're smart.
33:25
You know, however the hell you measure that? Well, I think,
33:31
you know, like it's some I wouldn't I would not be able to
33:39
two be long term with somebody who was not you know, of at least
33:46
average intelligence. Right, It just it just would not work out. But
33:53
uh, that doesn't mean that people of below average intelligence should not like that
34:04
they're not safe bets for relationships, that they can't maintain a home, that
34:10
they can't actually you know, hold down a job, that they can't be
34:15
on time, that they can't manage their their finances, that they can't freakin'
34:22
you know, like this is this is what is driving me crazy. Right,
34:27
Like, I know a lot of people who I would say, you
34:30
know, like they're they're less than one hundred, right, that doesn't mean
34:36
anything. They're still good, No, as long as they're Like I said,
34:40
there are people who keep society running that don't have like one hundred and
34:45
twenty IQs. But without them we'd all be fucked. They're still good people.
34:50
They're still like productive, they still work they work hard, they look
34:54
after their families, all of those things, and it's like, Okay,
35:00
this just seems like, well, it's not white supremacist, but it's something
35:06
supremacist, right. You know, you don't want to get with someone who's
35:10
like mere ninety five IQ because your kids are all going to be defective,
35:16
like what? Well, and another thing too, is I think one another
35:22
thing he's warning against it if I mean again, I don't I wouldn't have
35:27
used the word IQ. But let's say a woman's education affects her earning potential.
35:34
Maybe what he's concerned with. And I think this is a justifiable is
35:38
that men who earn less than their partners are you know, more like they're
35:45
they're worried that they're going to lose them. So like, you know,
35:47
because the woman be like, well, I think I can do better than
35:50
you, don't like maybe have options? Yeah, yeah, exactly, So
35:54
like maybe men should be concerned about that. And again, I mean,
35:58
you know, if Hannah Hawks understood that you, no matter how libertarian you
36:05
think you are and how pro pre market you are, you can't alter human
36:08
nature and the smarter Yeah, women are gonna do what they're gonna do.
36:15
Women are gonna women and it doesn't matter like how libertarian your your society is,
36:20
you're going to end up with a situation where you have a bun of
36:22
men women that are going to be alone, and they're going to become destructive.
36:29
Well, the smarter, smarter a woman is the worst she can screw
36:34
a man over in divorce court because she's gonna think about all those things that
36:39
she can use to screw him over. That's all that that's just all going
36:44
to come to her. She won't even need a lawyer to give her those
36:46
ideas, right, So you know, like I'm sorry, but you know,
36:53
it really is kind of like do I want a stupid good dog or
37:00
a smart bad dog like Wilson? What do I want? What I've noticed
37:05
is that smart people can be very very good at justifying stupid choices. Oh
37:10
god, yeah, no, back rationalization is like off the fucking charts.
37:17
Just look at her. Look at her justifying and rationalizing all of her self
37:23
contradictory statements. Yeah, she if she was just honest and said I just
37:30
want I want men to do more work because I'm a woman, I mean,
37:34
she basically admitted it, because she's like, oh, look at these
37:37
men they want. They want the same thing women get, which is partners
37:40
that all do most of the work, that give the gifts, that do
37:44
the compliments that and it's like, well, okay, just be honest,
37:47
just just come out there right there and say, no, I'm a woman.
37:51
I want to be able to establish the emotional boundaries for both of us
37:55
in the relationship. I want you to be the one who provides the majority
38:00
of the goods, and I want to be able to just contradict myself constantly,
38:07
and you just have to conform yourself to whatever landscape I'm painting this moment,
38:12
you know, just just be honest, all right, because honestly,
38:21
do you want more like an intelligent person rationalizing stupid ideas at the moment?
38:25
Oh okay, let's keep going the person who is primarily responsible for raising your
38:31
kids and instructing them to be stupid. Furthermore, do you want to have
38:36
a partner who you cannot connect with on a deep and meaningful level, who
38:39
you can't here it is and confide in and depend on. It's like part
38:44
of the whistle of her lower lip is paralyzed. Okay, but okay,
38:49
you know what else it is She just literally said that you would not be
38:53
able to connect with someone who's of lower intelligence. Like what the fuck?
39:00
How able is like? And and and we're not even to a cat.
39:06
You can't connect to a dog, You can't have a meaningful relationship, can't
39:09
emotionally connect to a child. Yeah, because last I checked, children aren't
39:16
as intelligent and cape as capable of reasoning, you know, and and as
39:23
functional mentally as adults are. Right, you can't connect with that. Don't
39:30
become a mother, please? Yeah, Like what what the what the fuck?
39:37
Like this this is so like Okay, I thought this was bad up
39:44
until this point, but at this point, I'm just like, no,
39:49
if you get someone who's like got like a not average IQ, like a
39:53
below average IQ, like it's gonna spell disaster because like they're completely incapable of
40:01
functioning in society and they can't freaking they're not on time, and they don't
40:08
know how to manage credit and they can't balance their checkbook and they can't freaking
40:15
cook a meal, and they can't interact with you on a new emotional level
40:21
and they're just not capable of like talking about anything that's remotely important, and
40:28
you know, like, who the fuck are you? Well? Yeah,
40:35
well, also does she do you realize do you realize, bitch, that
40:38
half the fucking population you've just written them off? Yeah, that's pretty toned
40:46
up. Think of the average person, George Carlin said, and then realize
40:52
that half the population is dumber than that. Okay, half the fucking population.
40:58
You're like, No, they don't deserve relations and ships. They don't
41:00
deserve to date, they don't deserve to have kids. They don't deserve anything.
41:06
And also, this is not a matter of intelligence and a matter of
41:08
impulse control. Is she offering a balanced budget? And uh and uh oh
41:15
no budget. She wouldn't be injecting her lips with fucking collagen if she if
41:21
she wanted to balance her budget, like, she wouldn't have this, like
41:24
whatever the fuck it is right above her right shoulder, right sitting on the
41:29
shelf there, if she wanted, like who was decoration? Right? I
41:32
mean it's it's oh, oh no, no, no, okay, it's
41:36
I don't know, great, it's sort of weird, but it's still it's
41:38
you know, like people like decorating. I'm not gonna I'm not going to
41:42
scold her for having decoration. I have decorative things. But but okay,
41:47
nobody likes you, Allison, and that's why. But that escalated rapidly,
41:54
it did. I just want to go, I want to go after.
41:58
I just want to say, Okay, is she offering a genuine emotional commitment
42:02
with this level of inconsistencies in her attitude towards men? No, No,
42:07
you're not. You're not offering any of this. Even if you're smart,
42:12
you're not offering your partner the benefit of your intelligence, So you might as
42:15
well not have it. And I think that's that's where that man is going
42:19
coming from. You know, if you're if you're going to get a woman
42:22
who is not going to use her intelligence to benefit you, then why bother?
42:28
And you are not presenting the idea that you are going to use your
42:30
intelligence to benefit your male partner, because at the very least, if you
42:35
had it, you would be able to keep these thoughts in your mind enough
42:38
to recognize when you're being inconsistent with them. So either you don't have the
42:44
intelligence that you're advertising, or you're actively using it to manipulate and lie.
42:49
You know that you are saying to men or to women, Yeah, yeah,
42:53
keep your make him respect you, and then you are simultaneously saying to
42:58
this dude, oh, hey, you don't have the right to expect respect.
43:01
Okay, Now, if you're an intelligent person, you're able to realize
43:05
that you've just made a very big contradiction based on whether or not the person
43:08
is a man or a woman. All right, and your intelligent person you
43:13
be able to say, oh, shoot, I really shouldn't do that.
43:15
I should be consistent otherwise, how I'm a what kind of foundation am I
43:20
creating for a relationship with a man? But no, So you either don't
43:22
recognize it, which means that you are in the position of being a dummy,
43:27
or you do and you're a liar, in which case you are not
43:31
going to be affording your mate the benefits of your intelligence, and in fact,
43:37
he is going to be on the business end of your smarts, right
43:43
and what men? Yeah, okay, what do you want to be the
43:47
business end of your partner's fists? No, the same. I'm still I'm
43:53
still hung up on her whole eugenics enthusiasm, right, Like, Yeah,
43:58
that was sickening too, my sister. Okay, she was sued back when
44:04
she was a resident. She was doing her residency, she was doing her
44:07
obstetric rotation, and everybody in the room when this baby was born was sued,
44:14
right, and the couple claimed that I think they claimed that my sister
44:24
pulled a pair of scissors out of her pocket. Okay, which you're in
44:31
scrubs, you don't really have pockets, Okay, But she pulled a pair
44:37
of scissors out of her pocket and she used that to cut the umbilical cord.
44:40
And that was what made because these were people, two parents, each
44:46
of them had more than one PhD. They were extremely high IQ, and
44:52
they ended up with an average kid. Okay, the kid was three,
44:57
and he wasn't like a baby Mozart, wasn't like super super intelligent. He
45:02
wasn't like on his way to be like the next frickin' Einstein, right,
45:08
Thomas Sole, Sir, Isaac Newton, you know any of that. He
45:15
wasn't Nikola Tesla at age three. He was just like a normal fucking kid.
45:20
Right. So they were like, well, something must have happened in
45:23
the birthing room, right, And so they accused my sister or somebody else
45:30
who was assisting with this delivery, of pulling scissors out of their pocket.
45:35
Which is not a thing. They're on the crash cart and cutting the umbilical
45:38
cord with that, and then somehow that like I don't know, caused their
45:44
kid to have meningitis that never showed up until three years later, and all
45:47
of this shit right, and I'm like, well, this is this is
45:53
what this woman is. She's like, I'm a highly intellient, dilligent person,
46:00
and I'm going to mate with a highly intelligent person and we're going to
46:06
have a super kid. And if that super kid right turns out to not
46:13
be super we're gonna sue because we don't love that child for what he is
46:22
or whatever he turns out to be. You can't have relationships emotional. And
46:28
on the other hand, is she even offering a deep emotional connection which doesn't
46:31
really relate to people's intelligence. All right, let's tell Okay, so guys,
46:38
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46:57
we speaking into the void? Is it literal void? Brian? Is there
46:59
no out there? No, there's people, there's people out there that are
47:02
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47:08
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thoughts and help us out with the support. Feed the Badger dot com slash
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support. Is that arm twisting? Like? Is that sufficient? Do I
47:22
have to be more aggressive? I will get more aggressive with you guys if
47:28
that's necessary. All right, Okay, let's let's do a little bit more,
47:30
all right. I know this kind of guy is probably just fed up
47:35
because he can't actually get the girls he's really attracted to and going after.
47:38
But instead of trying to improve himself so that he would be a candidate for
47:43
those people, he's trying to project this kind of terrible advice for the rest
47:46
of the internet. And I think he's all the like this out. It's
47:52
really showing he's just bitter because he can't get a super model. Why do
47:58
women do this to their lips? You know? Can I just can I
48:02
say something about the lips? Things? I think you guys are missing.
48:06
There's a trick being played here. Okay, you look closely. This is
48:12
a trend that I've seen with women. And this is not a criticism,
48:15
just an observation. So you know, if anybody's in the chat trying to
48:19
say, Brian, how could you come after her like this, I'm observing
48:22
what I see and I'm telling you what it is. Sometimes when women apply
48:27
lipstick, they don't just contain the color to the lips. They go a
48:31
little outside the lines. As a person that dead colors things and paints,
48:38
I see it when somebody's going outside the lines, and so she is going
48:43
outside the lines to make it look bigger than they are. You see it.
48:46
It's more than that. It's more than that there is a paralysis,
48:52
it seems in her lower lip causing Yeah, I mean, if it is
48:59
that, but the unfortunately the thing is that this is I've seen this too
49:02
many times, and I'm pretty sure it's a result of plastic surgery because the
49:07
colors outside. She definitely colors outside the lines on her to make her lips
49:14
look bigger than they are, which is like, you know, like Hannah,
49:16
don't be ashamed, like small, smaller lips are attractive. To some
49:21
men too. You don't have to do that. You don't have to do
49:23
that. Look at what happened to what's her name from the boys, Like
49:27
she got work done and she looks like a completely different person and people were
49:30
like, holy ship, what did you do? You were so pretty?
49:34
And and now she's like left the internet. Like, so just you don't
49:39
But that requires emotional regulation. Yeah, exactly just what I'm saying. This
49:45
doesn't good in my opinion. Well, this doesn't look good because the lip
49:52
droops right, it looks paralyzed. And I see this in the woman that
49:59
she presented as the ideal had the same thing. So this isn't just drawing
50:05
outside the lip, No, it is drawing outside the lip. She's well,
50:09
maybe she's getting botox or something like that, or collegen as well,
50:13
but this is definitely drawing outside the lip. The line of the lips,
50:19
particularly on the bottom lip, you can sort of see it. The upper
50:22
lips not too bad. The bottom lip is like massively overdrawn outside the lines.
50:30
And listen to what I'm saying. Look at the shadow under the lip,
50:36
look at the way it moves, and you will see what I'm talking
50:38
about. This isn't just drawing outside the line. This individual is damaging the
50:43
basic structure of her face for an artificial look. Probably, okay, let's
50:50
keep going. Men that are currently rejecting him, we'll see this kind of
50:54
post and like crap, Oh no, I better lower my standards and start
51:00
like looking elsewhere, because otherwise all these guys zero values are gonna go pick
51:05
dumb, simple girls who just do everything that they say and have no opinions
51:08
of their told you to do this to your face, like you're talking about
51:13
women who are suggestible, and you're doing this to your face, like you're
51:22
doing this to the muscles of your mouth. And I'm pointing this out because
51:30
again she has this attitude like she's, Oh, I'm detached, I'm above
51:35
it all, I'm beyond social influence. But you know, a woman wanting
51:40
to be pleasing to a man, what are you doing here with your lips?
51:46
You're you're disavowing actually becoming a better person in favor of damaging your face
51:53
in order to so call become more attractive. Do you think how perverse is
51:59
that? Eh? I don't know. I haven't worn makeup since the I
52:06
think the last time I wore any makeup at all was the premiere of the
52:13
Red Pill movie in New York. So, okay, yeah, you and
52:20
me are in a similar boat. Yeah, I probably wear I don't really
52:25
wear makeup. I maybe put some some powder on so that the I don't
52:30
look like the camera I can get a better effect. Yeah, I don't
52:36
look shiny shiny, that kind of thing. You know. I try to
52:38
keep my skin. I take care of it because I have certain things that
52:44
happen to my skin if I don't that kind of stuff. But this is
52:50
beyond that. This is actually damaging the muscles of your face in order to
52:53
achieve an arbitrary standard of behavior. At that point, I don't think you
52:58
have grounds to judge a woman who says to herself, you know, I'm
53:02
going to try to become a more a decent person, or a more lovable
53:07
person, or a kinder person in order to attract a partner. Are you
53:12
fucking kidding me? What do you think you've done here, Hannah? I
53:14
mean, you've already gone, as far as I'm concerned, You've already hit
53:17
the moral event for horizon for trying to attract a man. Okay, let's
53:23
keep going, all right, I got a super chat from Biggy Thunders and
53:30
is a twenty bucks thank you Iggy. As Chicago Tribune twenty boy was worked
53:37
by his thirty two year old teacher. He went to jail for two years,
53:42
got custody, aids her victim at fifteen for child support. How much
53:47
more can man up before it's enough? Oh? Yeah, no, If
53:53
I recall, if I recall, in one of those cases, the uh,
54:00
the not the prosecutor, but the district attorney, right who you know
54:09
supported the child support decision, said well, he wanted to be a man
54:15
then and now he just wants to be a boy. And yeah no,
54:22
and it's like or maybe he was abused to take an advantage of like at
54:29
the very at the very Oh, that reminds me of what I wanted to
54:34
say about this. She is actually smashing together what I would think is her
54:39
desires as a woman and what she's seeing about this man. She wants a
54:46
man who is smarter than her. She doesn't want a man who's dumber,
54:52
because she's going to feel like he is vulnerable. I think that's an element
54:57
of it. And I don't think she's even aware of the double standards that
55:02
she's holding men too, that she literally is describing or wanting a man who
55:08
is more self regulating, smarter, has more to give, is more than
55:15
her in exchange for whatever she is as a woman. So this attitude that
55:22
you want a man who is better than you, who can protect you,
55:27
that's fine. But how is it different than the women that you're deriding or
55:32
is this a matter of a gang war over turf? You know, like,
55:38
Oh, men can't like those women. They have to like women like
55:40
me, Women who destroy parts of their face to try to achieve an arbitrary
55:46
standard of beauty, and who are honestly superficially intellectual, but don't have the
55:54
moral integrity to honest to I shouldn't say the word honestly. Who are seemed
56:00
to be superficially intellectual in that they can speak eloquently, but are still sophists
56:06
without the moral integrity to present a consistent world view, you know. Okay,
56:12
all right, So it feels more like this is establishing your turf than
56:16
it is a real a real criticism of women like that. What was the
56:22
what was exactly okay, what exactly did she say about these women that she's
56:25
calling out? Well, no, she didn't call out a woman, and
56:30
she called out a man who said, Okay, get with a lower IQ
56:35
woman from a good church in a rural area, and she'll she'll be a
56:40
safe med. Right, that's what she's calling out, right, So she's
56:45
calling out men who advocate for going for other men to go for women who
56:50
are not like her. M yes, So she essentially she's trying to undercut
56:55
the marketplace value of women who choose a different path, is what I'm saying,
57:00
Who who have different characteristics. Yeah, yeah, different characteristics. So
57:07
this this really seems to becoming coming down to Hannah Cox wants a man who
57:12
can emotionally regulate better than her, but at the same time uses it to
57:16
emotionally regulate her. So he doesn't just isn't like, oh, you're gonna
57:22
you're gonna treatment with respect and then walk away, you know. No,
57:25
he has to stay and help her emotionally, and also a man who's okay
57:32
with giving her gifts which will not be reciprocated, giving her compliments which will
57:37
not be reciprocated, giving her basic things that improve her life, like vacations
57:42
and probably payment for mortgages and all that which will not be reciprocated, you
57:46
know, and she wants a man who will accept that she is emotionally detached,
57:52
that she regards him with an attitude that she doesn't want to become a
57:55
victim of him, so it regards him with suspicion, but cannot turn around.
58:00
I want to do the same to her. So he should be open
58:01
to her, but she doesn't have to be open to him, Like there
58:06
are so many double standards in what she's expecting it's insane. And honestly,
58:13
it all comes down to if if they if they want to be really honest,
58:16
I want to be the weaker party in the relationship. I want to
58:20
be the child in the relationship. Oh okay, I wanna I want to
58:25
have all the things that I have that my intelligence, my looks, whatever,
58:30
I want them to benefit me alone, but not you, because it's
58:35
it's just not fair if they do. That's what I'm getting, like just
58:38
this this massive raft of double standards. I need a rock to lean on,
58:45
but I can't be a rock. Yeah, I need a rock to
58:50
lean on, but I don't have to open myself up to you. And
58:53
it's like at that point, you know, you're asking for things you that
58:57
are impossible to give. You can't have someone, it cannot be a rock
59:01
without you opening up to them. That's the crazy ass thing. Like you
59:07
are demanding when you say this man can't leave when you're disrespecting him, you
59:12
are demanding that he emotionally regulate you and be your rock. But at the
59:15
same time, at the very beginning, you talk about how, oh you
59:17
need to be emotionally detached. Okay, well you can't have both because how
59:25
how are you supposed to treat How was somebody supposed to be your rock if
59:30
you cannot attach to that rock? Okay, go ahead. Do you remember
59:35
do you guys remember the movie Babe Pig in the City. I'd never actually
59:42
watched that, but I've seen the memes. Okay, well, okay,
59:46
So the first movie was farmer Hoggett teaches his little pig to be a sheep
59:52
dog and wins the competition. Right, and then at the beginning of the
59:57
second movie Pig in the City, Right, and and missus Hoggitt is she's
1:00:02
a strident woman. She's not very bright, She's like always yelling at armor
1:00:08
Hoggett and all of that, right, and she's she's very like opinionated and
1:00:16
not very bright, okay, but she she's like, oh my goodness,
1:00:22
like hog Itt and his little pig won the sheep dog contest, right,
1:00:27
Like that's amazing. And then at the beginning of the second movie, Hogitt
1:00:31
falls down the well and breaks a bunch of bones and ends up in bed,
1:00:37
and she's they're going to lose the farm because he can't work the farm.
1:00:42
They're going to lose the farm. And so she's she's like, Okay,
1:00:49
I got this offer to take this pig to some show, some TV
1:00:54
show, and they're going to pay an appearance fee for this pig. I'm
1:00:58
going to take this pig to go to this show. And it's it's the
1:01:04
relationship between the Hoggins is beautiful because it's not always peaceful and it's not always
1:01:10
wonderful. And she's yelling at him a lot, and he's being very quiet
1:01:15
and reticent and you know, just not responding a lot. Right, But
1:01:20
when he's laid up and she needs to step up to the plate and make
1:01:24
things happen, she goes through and this movie Babe Pig in the City,
1:01:30
she goes through like one hell of a fricking series of horrible, horrible things,
1:01:37
right, in order to get the money to save the farm. And
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I'm like, well, this is that's love. Yeah, love, It
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doesn't it doesn't matter that they're like these these sixty year old people who and
1:01:54
she yells at him and she's impatient with him, and he's just he just
1:01:59
sighs and wanders off and does his own thing. And no, they have
1:02:04
each other's backs, they are each other's rocks. And when farmer hog It
1:02:08
is laid up, she takes the reins and saves the fucking farm. Right.
1:02:15
And it was not feminist in any way whatsoever. Right, it was
1:02:20
just how partnerships are supposed to go. That's just how things are supposed to
1:02:25
work when you're married, when you're with someone, right, And I just
1:02:34
this is what I absolutely loved the franchise, the first two movies. Right.
1:02:39
I don't know if there were any others after that, but I absolutely
1:02:43
love these two movies because it's like, you know, you have this couple
1:02:49
like similar to my parents, the Bickersons. Right, neither of them are
1:02:53
very bright, but they are very diligent, right, very devoted, very
1:03:05
responsible, very stable, right at least within even missus Hoggitt. You know,
1:03:13
she's constantly yelling and shrieking and stuff, but she's stable in her commitment
1:03:19
to her husband and the farm. Right, And you have this situation and
1:03:24
I'm looking at this bitch and I'm like, I wouldn't touch her with a
1:03:29
ten foot poll. I'd rather marry missus Hoggitt. Yeah, well yes,
1:03:34
because there's two things wrong with this, two things wrong with what she's displaying
1:03:40
about herself unconsciously. One she doesn't know how to love, and two she
1:03:47
doesn't know how to be loved. Because if she's talking about always demanding respect
1:03:53
and staying emotionally detached, but men can't demand respect, They can't walk away
1:04:00
when I'm having a tantrum because I need them to emotionally regulate myself. She's
1:04:04
incapable of attaching to a person in order for them to be a rock.
1:04:09
I mean, because at the very least you could say of the surrendered wives,
1:04:14
they're cultivating the virtues necessary to be able to attach to a man as
1:04:17
a rock. You know what I mean, you know, patience, submission,
1:04:24
trust. Presumably they're cultivating all of those virtues and able in order to
1:04:29
able to allow themselves to open up and be vulnerable to a man. In
1:04:32
that way, she is demanding. She is demanding the benefits of submitting to
1:04:40
a man while retaining the dominant position. And if I told her that,
1:04:45
she'd say, well what, I don't what you want a man to stay
1:04:50
there and tolerate your emotional disrespect? What does that mean? It means you
1:04:56
want him to be your emotional regular system, which means you want him to
1:05:01
be your rock, which means you are actually functionally submitting to him. Okay,
1:05:08
And at the same time as you want to retain a dominant position by
1:05:13
remaining emotionally detached. You want so many things and they're incompatible and you will
1:05:20
never get them, and you will never have a relationship that fulfills you because
1:05:25
you are not You are not developing the skills in and of yourself to be
1:05:30
in a relationship right to be able to either submit to a man as your
1:05:36
rock, as your rock, or to be in a partnership in which you
1:05:42
both are able to be each other's rocks. Okay, Like you're just and
1:05:47
at some level you need to develop the discipline and the emotional regulation to even
1:05:53
be in a relationship, and you're not even doing that you're foisting it on
1:05:56
men. Do you even see men as human being? Okay, okay,
1:06:01
I'm still trying to get past the fact that neither of you know'brian have seen
1:06:05
either of the Babe movies. Okay, sure that it's been an hour.
1:06:12
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I don't know why, because I think that's a don't take that personal.
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there, Brian, all right, I got a super child from Richard.
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Pierre gives us fifty dollars. Thank you sir so much. All right,
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I always get those two mixed up. Sorry, Great Indoors gave us fifty,
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he says, honey for the Badgers. A bit of a blue Monday
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for me, as today is the day my nephew hanged himself three years ago.
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I have to add that you didn't reach out to his immediate family,
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saying how he was feeling, just in case anybody would throw that into my
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face. After an uncle of mine passed away last month from cancer, his
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widow now has received news she has breast cancer herself. Pop it off.
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Had to euthanize the parakeet today because of cancer as well, two months after
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I buried my other parakeet so much death was suffering. Good thing Hannah Cox
1:09:49
is here to tell me to do better. We men just wouldn't make it
1:09:53
without the likes of her. Jeff's kiss. Oh good lord, don't take
1:09:58
Hannah Cox to heart. I don't like her compass is spinning so fast.
1:10:03
I'm surprised she still has a vestibulatory system. Oh yeah, no, See
1:10:11
to the audience, that means the chamber in your inner ear with like the
1:10:15
really fine hairs that when fluid moves, it tells you what's up, what's
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down, and what's spinning and what's not. Thank you for clarifying. Yeah,
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I know I can be pretty confusing, but yeah, I just mean
1:10:30
that she's she just she doesn't have a consistent position, So it's like she
1:10:35
has absolutely no balance in her life and no sense of basic sense of integrity.
1:10:41
Or at least emotion or it's like intellectual consistency would be nice, you
1:10:45
know, just some intellectual consistency. But anyway, we will continue with our
1:10:49
discussion of this Hannah Cox and her frame work, shall we say? I
1:10:57
think I'm using frame and work in her cos and her Coxwattle. I will
1:11:01
try not to comment anymore on her lower lip. I'm just like i' it
1:11:09
really bugs me when people damage their muscles, you know, even liposuction,
1:11:14
like I can understand it, but when when you start damaging something as fundamental
1:11:17
to your well being as your muscles, it just bugs the hell out of
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me. Oh, I don't know what that is. But anyway, it's
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