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Return of the "Libertarian Feminist" Hannah Cox & the Worst Red Pill Dating Advice | Rantzerker 203 · Honey Badger Radio

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Coming to you live from deep within an icy, now muddy, radioactive wasteland.
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We are the survivors of the all right Keck Apocalypse. The few well
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I'm using the word kek. I guess that's so passe now, huh,
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ten ten years on and Kex still goes pep remains a dream in our hearts.
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So in my opinion, I mean, we are the survivors of the all
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right quick Apocalypse, once more, wading into battle against the froggy lobsters zombie
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hordes with rant Zuker Number two oh three, Return of the libertarian feminist Hannah
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Cox Cox. I know, ray, excuse me, I am a child
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and the worst red pill dating advice ever evall or she will be responding to
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the worst. This is important, not not that, because she's obviously only
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got the best advice, the best advice, huge advice, the finest advice.
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That's what they tell her. That's what they tell her. It's not
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she would never say that, but that's what they tell her. Okay here
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you yeah, yeah, all right, Well let's uh, let's let's get
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into this response option then, because I think we're responding to a response to
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a response. Uh sort of, Yeah, she's she's going through a it's
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like a series of tweets from the red pill the manosphere, which is a
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vaguely defined term, and whenever something is kind of broad and vaguely defined,
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that makes it like ripe for people to straw man so that they can promote
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their own voice. So, uh, yeah, we'll just start with her
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intro and see, let's see, like it's not a super long video,
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but unfortunately today we don't have a Karen as her car broke down. Yeah,
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Karen's car broke down, so she's not with us right now. And
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I'm sorry for the misleading image. So there she goes, she's gone.
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She was on there because I was waiting for Karen to join the call,
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but we had a problem with her. We will, we will bring her
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on when she no longer has a car that isn't working. But yeah,
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we might, we might actually get through the whole thing today maybe maybe because
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we don't we don't have Karen. I do have a transcript for this video,
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so if we need to, like look for something specific, I can
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just search it and go to that time code. So okay, but all
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will get alerted to both. All right, so back to that, Ryan,
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let's get a little bit in here. Yeah, let's get into this
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video. So this is Hannah cox Hannah cox Is, while basically she is
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a self described libertarian feminist and I mean like black and yellow and cap style.
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According to her, this is a definite like it's probably would be considered
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by people on the outside that don't know the opposite of Maria mclennen, who
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is the woman we've been responding to in the last few ranzerkers, who is
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more of a probably like a second wave, like you know, hardcore turf
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type feminist that doesn't that thinks that she's completely reasonable. But you will soon
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learn that Hannah cox Is is on the same side that every feminist, no
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matter what they what they're pre are, whatever, Yeah, whatever the pre
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what do you call it? The prefix is whether it's oh, I'm a
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libertarian feminist, I'm a liberal feminist, I'm an intersexual feminist, I'm a
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radical feminist, I'm a second wave feminist, I'm pro I'm a sex positive
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feminist, I'm a sex negative feminist. At the end of the day,
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none of those prefixes matter because they're all in the same party, the Party
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of Women, so point out that it's not even the pretty much everybody who
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thinks that everywhere that feminism isn't as a hell hole for women is basically like,
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I mean, if you think that feminism makes people human, you're a
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feminist, Yes, But I would I would argue that the connection between Hannah
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Cox and Blast Blast from the Past, Yeah, is these internal focus on
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what you're owed as a woman as opposed to how you can serve your fellow
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citizen and your society or a part of Yeah, so focus on rights instead
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of duties. Yeah, rights and responsibilities or even just recognizing that right.
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Rights cost and you know, don't kneecap the people who are paying for that
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cost of that. No. That's really really getting my goat is like that
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Twitter thread you had with that young woman who says, oh, these people
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are taking away are my rights as a woman. Well, first of all,
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all the rights that she notes are rights that men don't have because men
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have never had the right to walk away from their responsibilities period and never in
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human history have had men been allowed to walk away from their responsibilities. And
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she's talking about it. She's talking about, Oh women can we're going to
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get the right to separate consent to sex, to consent to parenthood taken away.
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Well, men don't have that right. They don't even have the right
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to separate being raped from consenting to parent it. As in, if a
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man's right and a child is conceived by him being raped, he's responsible for
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it. No, if sands are but strict liability, you know. And
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she's like talking about, oh, we'll lose new fault no fault divorce,
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which is really telling because no fault divorce is supposed to be gender neutral,
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right, But she sees that as a loss of women's rights. Huh,
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I wonder why you know, and all of this other stuff. And I'm
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like, what you're talking about is situations where women are treated better than men.
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So what you're complaining about is actual equality. You're basically saying, Oh,
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these people, they want to take away all the rights that women have
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that men don't. Well, yeah, welcome to actual equality. Plus you'll
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have to go he'll have to be conscripted. That would be actual equality.
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And it's like this, this is the thing. We are now at a
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stage where women have because we do not have a clear understanding of men's issues
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and the situation with the legal situation, the literal legal situation for men that
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men are in because we just lie and lie and lie and lie. We
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have a generation of women who think that the rights that they have, or
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the situation they're in, our rights equal to that of men, rather than
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realizing that these are things that men don't get at all. They don't get
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the right to walk away from their responsibilities like women do. They don't get
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the right to just not be made responsible for protecting the state in wartime.
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They don't get any of that. And she's convinced that this is taking away
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her rights, and it is, but it's only making her equal to a
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man like And this delusion about where we are with our rights is because we
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don't actually see men's issues. We don't actually see the situation that men are
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actually in. All right, So we got a bunch of delusional women asking
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for more and more, and they're never satisfied because they're comparing their situation to
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their hallucination of what men experience. And literally they've constructed this fantasy in which
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men experience nothing negative that they they for some reason, a man just walks
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into the world and the substance of reality bends to his will to construct a
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perfect utopia, and that power is patriarchy, and they're comparing their life to
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that because we are constantly lying about the situation that men are actually in.
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And good luck having people this delusional about reality and the costs of what they
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get in their life, have them having power over everything, like them being
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the majority electorate. And it's just getting worse because you know, single women
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are the biggest increasing demographic. They're probably increasing faster than immigrants. You know,
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they are going to be our rulers. Well, they are our rulers,
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and they're absolutely delusional because they don't even know a man. They don't
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know a single man who won't lie to them about reality. M h.
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And then they have the power to well, we've essentially given them the power
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to destroy their own largess. Okay, let's talk. All right, let's
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play the video so we'll get into Ana Cox. So here we go.
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We're gonna play the video. Hey guys, I'm Hanna Cocks with based Politics
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back with what I guess is going to be a mini series I'm going to
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call Historyonics, where I discussed the extreme views coming from the left and right
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when it comes to women's issues. Frankly, if you're a normal woman like
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me, going online is getting increasingly weirder and weirder. Cheating is the best
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thing I've ever discovered. Cheating on my significant other is he best thing I've
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ever discovered in my entire fucking life. Like the conversation, Uh, just
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pausing for the banana, but go ahead, what okay? So essentially what
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you're complaining about is red pill. Guys are kind of just as bad as
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women have been for the last twenty years. I'm sorry. This is stuff
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that we have talked about. I've talked about and Honey Badger Radio has talked
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about it's gotten worse since the advent of social media. But women crow about
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cheating, right they crow? Yeah, it's just said now that men are
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starting to like be more vocal about it too. Now it's a problem.
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Now I have to make a video, Now I have to say something.
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And all of a sudden, now that guy he represents like the average guy,
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I guess, as opposed to the women we're supposed to be told.
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Oh no, no, those are fringe examples, like the woman that's like,
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get fucked you care about a girl's body count? Get fucked. And
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then when when people say, wow, this seems like this is a problem
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that I touched the nerve, And what happens is women like this will come
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out and say, well, those are just those are just really extreme examples.
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Can we just get back to my status quo of you not complaining?
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I'm sorry, go ahead, But I honestly like May I May West.
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Who's somebody that I actually I know this sounds strange, but I think that
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she's in some ways admirable. She said, And I keep coming back to
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this quote. When women go bad, men go right after them. And
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I think she's absolutely right. Yes, when women stop actually representing a virtue
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of society, men do too. Men move in the shadow of women's desire.
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Yeah, And it's it's just it's not I guess we can either recognize
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this and deal with it, or we can continue along this road. And
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the funny thing is is that women like this and she's talking about the extremes
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of the red pill. Okay, this guy who's discovered cheating on a significant
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under other is awesome, you know, that doesn't really have anything to do
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necessarily with that. That's just his own personal opinion, is his own personal
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arrangement of his life. I don't know how long it's gonna last when he's
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broadcast this on the internet for everyone to see, but you know whatever,
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it's how he's decided to live. The one that I've been hearing a lot
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is all the red pills who want to take red pillars who want to take
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rights away for women, and all the women who are getting upset over that,
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and oh yeah, oh yeah, like and but here's the thing,
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I mean, as if they have a chance of actually succeeding at that,
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which is why I think it's hilarious, Like it'll never happen, Like women
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would have to literally vote their own rights away. That's the only way it's
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gonna happen. But sure they'll get a said anyways, it will happen.
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Okay, this they will collapse the system with their incessant demands. They will
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actually they will go to the replicator, which just sort of the way it
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is. Single women, the party of single women, will go to the
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replicator and they will demand contradictory things. They will demand things it can't reproduce
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quick enough and then call it depression when it can't. It'll they'll demand of
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high volumes, low volumes, all of specific glittery shade that is completely individual,
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and they're gonna blow the fuck out of the replicator essentially, And when
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that happens, most likely they will have to reduce their rights, because they
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literally think that their rights are the ability to input whatever they want into the
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replicator without any consideration of what capacity it can actually sustain. I don't know
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if anybody is understanding this analog Yeah, no, I understand. Oh great,
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somebody does. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know, I know.
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I mean, but then but then they're just gonna blame men again.
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It won't matter because at that time they will I mean, there'll be nothing
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left. Yeah, it's just And the funny thing is is that I've said
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this. I don't care how women fix this, Like whether or not they
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want to go back to the kitchen to incentivize men doing the work necessary to
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keep the replicator up and running, that's fine, Or if they want to
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go out and do, you know, roll up their sleeves and help do
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the work to keep the replicator running, they can do either. What they
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can't do is neither do the work to keep the replicator running and fail to
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motivate the people who keep the replicator running. The replicator will break down if
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you don't either help help repair it or help incentivize the men who will repair
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it. You get what I'm saying. Yeah, Because this this is not
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a long term solution, friends, This is not a long term Men still
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do the majority of the work necessary to keep society running. And if women
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are not going to pick up the slack and they are not going to incentivize
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men to do that work, that work is not going to get done.
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And it doesn't matter how many feminists cry and screech and say, I don't
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want to live in a society where men want to be incentivized to do the
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work to keep society running. Let it all bad. I just don't want
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it well good, because you won't be You know, if you're a mom,
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you're gonna enjoy watching your kids grow up in a society where that doesn't
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happen anymore. Right you are. If you are I don't know, middle
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aged right now or a little bit younger, you're gonna grow old in a
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society where that doesn't happen anymore. You'll get to live in that society if
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we continue to do this. But who knows. Maybe we'll just keep limping
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along for the next couple generations, and it is a species in the most
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undignified way possible. All right, all right, play some more. We're
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just getting started here. By the way, Chelsea says, I'm gonna be
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calling out both sides. You guys probably know how annoyed I am with that
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very idea of saying both sides. It just bugs the shit out of me,
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Like you act like you're not a part of this problem, like you're
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somehow just like on the ninth dimension, looking down on the ants that are
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the human race and saying, why are you guys doing things so wrong?
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Well, I mean, how does she say we should do them right?
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Okay, let's get into it. No degree of humility, all right,
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let's play the Deersians I see taking place online, I never hear actually happening
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in the real world around me. And I don't know if that's because this
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is just coming from extremely too online trolls, or if people around me actually
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think like this, And I'm really concerned it's the latter. This week,
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I want to discuss some of the worst dating advice I've seen on the internet.
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It's getting really bleak out there. Almost every woman I know is not
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having a great time dating. They go on apps, they get disrespected,
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the men say weird things to them. They let's see what this says.
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A dreamhole must include an outdoor shower to immerse you in the surrounding nature,
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a toilet with stunning views of the landscape, and a sex dungeon. This
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a woman, this is hinge. No wonder you're alone? So Shawna Weissman,
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you want what? Okay, but she's open, she's saying. She
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opens the dating app's oh is this like a pole? This pole? And
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then she closes the dating app? Oh, I see phil Like, okay,
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all right, you're very delicate. Show Shawna. Let's keep going ghost.
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I don't understand why you're not drinking. I told you I don't.
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I don't even know why you ordered to drink. If you don't drink,
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you're going to pay for this. No, no, no, we get
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around his shots from my friend room. The list goes on, and so
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the suggestion there is he's planning on drugging her. Why would she share that
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clip otherwise? And how do we even know that's real? Go ahead,
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Alison, Okay, well that was weird. She can walk away, she
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can be like Okay, well I guess I'm not getting having brunch with you.
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Yeah, but but if you got up and walk away instead of recording
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it and posting it online, you wouldn't get as many hits. It really
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has made me question, like where are the normal men? What is wrong
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with the men? And I don't know if I've solved the whole puzzle,
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but I think I've at least found a piece of it is online day advice
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from ahead. Let's note this what is wrong with the men? Are we
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going to get the what is wrong? Oh? By the way, you
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got the transcript? Do we get the what is wrong with the women?
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Oh? No, there's no what is wrong with the women in this video?
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No, that doesn't even come up. There's nothing wrong with the women.
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Okay, So what we've done right here is we have found an example
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of some online pole which was posted by someone on Twitter. No idea,
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what's the source? Maybe it was just some generic like ice breaking thing like
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as a sex dungeon. Really that crazy at this point, I mean it
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is twenty twenty four. He's mentioning a sex dungeon. Like immediately like oh,
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my god, that's ah. I thought I thought she was a libertarian.
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I thought that was like, that was like weed. I thought that
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a sex dungeon was just the free market, like responding to demand or something.
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Okay, so we got we got one tweet with a pole that references
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a sex dungeon. All right, we do not know who the pole is
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from. We don't even know if it's some sort of like thing that just
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a joke that's being sent around or anything. And uh, and then we
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have this one dude who's being weird about drinking, which admittedly like if he
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did that with me, I'd be like, you know what, goodbye,
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And I wouldn't even say it. I just disappear. I'd go like I
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go to the the Uh, I'd go to the bathroom or something and not
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come back to the bathroom. I'd go to the front desk. I'll be
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like I'm paying for whatever I got and I'm leaving. And then yeah,
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and just lock them like, yeah, that's that's gross behavior. Guys don't
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do that, but this is not But I don't even like saying guys don't
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do that, because I'm almost one hundred percent sure that everybody in our audience
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would is is just their hair is raising on the back of their neck with
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what the fuck? Yeah, but that's not like the problem is she's saying,
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what's wrong with men? You showed me one man, lady, That
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was one dude. That was one dude who does actually sound like he might
23:56
be a dark triad which is probably why he's getting as with the ladies.
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You know, they do exist, these dark triad men and their incredible body
24:04
counts because women love them. They do exist, you know, and they
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get a lot of play. And I'm guessing that he's he's expecting her to
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comply, and if she doesn't, he's on to the next one and he'll
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find plenty who will with their skh deep dark fantasies of gore or whatever.
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But that's one dude, And what have you done here? You said what's
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wrong with men? Yep? All right, Well let's find out what she
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says. So if she basically says that a red pill gives terrible dating advice,
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so let's let's look at that red pill bros who probably also don't have
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girlfriends. First up, I have to read you a thread from Twitter that
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I can Oh, oh, they're in cells. Hey, did you know
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that red pill guys are probably in cells and their arguments are invalid? Yeah,
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like the worst thing a man could be as a virgin. But men
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who take advantage of men women sexually are awful too. Okay, we already
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according to the completely the completely sound study from our friend Alex Syke, red
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pill men have as much sex as any other dude. Right, so they're
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not hurting in that department, Lady, there is something wrong. I'm sorry,
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her lips, there's something wrong with them. Oh, I don't know.
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Is okay, Let's let's play someone. I feel like action to something.
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Huh. I feel like she's having an allergic reaction to something. No,
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I think it's just it's just pause face. She's got bad pause face.
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Is absolutely It's from an accountant's handle is Dark Psych for Men, and
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it begins with the following advice, do not compliment her looks. Leave her
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to wonder why everyone sees her as a big deal, and you don't don't
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be the regular guy who goes around simping. Only compliment her when she does
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something and she does it right. Like this sounds like an advice should get
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somebody for how to train their dog what. No, it doesn't. No,
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it doesn't. Do you think this is bad advice? No, I
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do not think it's bad advice. I think this is classic advice. Like
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if you go back to Cassan Novas in like the seventeen hundreds, they say
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stuff like this, do not compliment a woman on her looks because if she's
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good looking, she's hurt it a lot. If she's not good looking,
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she's probably not gonna believe it. And they also advise, you know,
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the best thing to compliment her and hon is her skills are her mind?
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What is wrong with that? Honestly, you have to like if if a
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woman needs to feel like a constant big deal, she's not wife material.
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If she needs to be the focus of attention, she's not wife material.
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Like. If she can just exist, she's not wife she's wife material.
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Like. And honestly, I don't see this is really innocuous. I mean,
27:26
unless she's advising women to constantly compliment men on their looks, like,
27:32
of course she's not. I don't know that she's going to you are I
27:36
offer compliments on your looks? Yeah? You just not owed compliments on your
27:45
looks? No, you're not. O of that, and also I think,
27:49
I I think that she's she's taking this message literally but not seriously.
27:56
So I think there is something to be said or men who overly compliment women
28:03
in the hopes that it will gain favor with those women. And I think
28:07
what this guy ultimately is saying is if you do that, women actually don't
28:11
find it attractive. When men are constantly saying, you know, like,
28:17
oh my god, you're so beautiful, oh my god, you know,
28:18
and et cetera, they it bothers them. And you can kind of see
28:23
this like on the internet, so like, you know, a girl posts
28:26
a picture of herself on Instagram, maybe it's a little bit sexy, and
28:30
a bunch of men and a lot of foreign men will comment on it and
28:34
be very like, you know, well they won't even necessarily say anything explicit,
28:40
but they'll just comment on her body or comment on her face or whatever.
28:42
And then that woman will inevitably, this is like a pattern. She'll
28:45
inevitably come back out and say, you know, I don't appreciate like the
28:49
way that people are talking about me. So I think that, like it's
28:53
probably a good idea not to do that, and let let don't don't let
29:00
their looks be a distraction from their character. I guess, you know.
29:07
And so I don't think this is I don't think this is bad advice.
29:10
I don't even think it's badly written. I think that she's choosing to take
29:12
it the wrong way. And I don't know why. Only compliment her when
29:15
she does something and she does it right, Okay, yeah, you merrile
29:19
mentor when she gets gets a she finishes, she gets she gets gold in
29:26
the freaking Olympics. Only compliment her when she pulls off and you know,
29:32
the conducting the orchestra. Only compliment Yeah, actually does something worth complimenting.
29:37
That's what that means. Yeah, yeah, what's wrong with that? More
29:41
frugal with your compliments first? And what is that? Why is she saying
29:45
it's like training a dog? I mean there's literally a book that feminist road
29:48
or women rode. I don't even know if it's feminist women about how to
29:52
train their men like dogs? Is that is that? Like? Okay?
29:56
Well no, I mean she would say no because she said, I'm not
30:00
on both sides, right, She just doesn't really, yeah, I'm on
30:02
both sides. She'd be like, oh, no, I call those guys
30:04
out too. There's a what you wait, there's a video come in.
30:07
I'm gonna I'm really gonna give it to her for saying that about men.
30:12
Okay, look, what she's saying is only compliment women when they do something
30:18
worth complimenting. There is nothing wrong with that. That is not training a
30:22
dog. Yes, it seems like really sensible advice. And incidentally, nobody
30:29
owes you compliments. So basically what you're saying like, they're okay, the
30:33
men are like, okay, we've cooked these cookies, right, men,
30:37
we all cook the cookies. Well, we shouldn't have to give the cookies
30:41
out for just anything. We should give it out when we want to give
30:45
those cookies out. And what the hell's your your your your statement here,
30:48
lady? Those cookies are my cookies? Oh they aren't. Yeah, it'll
30:53
make me work for those cookies. Men get to choose how they deliver compliments.
31:00
Right there you go, and until women are delivering as many compliments as
31:06
men. You know what when women get to choose the compliments that they deliver,
31:11
and it's not like men get many, so you're not giving a help.
31:15
Maybe that's what this is. Like, She's like, I want to
31:18
be able to give out cookies, but I don't want to have to give
31:19
out cookies. I want to have the power of incentivizing behavior, but I
31:23
don't want to have to do the effort of giving out cookies. Yeah,
31:29
maybe that's I'm just I'm just making a huge That's right, Let's play some
31:33
more. Yeah. I'm not saying that women have figured out dating or the
31:37
opposite sex either, But what I am saying is that when I see women
31:41
talking about dating online, their solutions are usually involving things like working on themselves,
31:48
not tolerating disrespect. I mean peace by yourself. Well, working on
31:52
yourself means not tolerating disrespect, so basically just being combative, Like, is
31:59
that work on yourself? Oh, I think you are lady like one of
32:04
the three most keteers. I should challenge you. You have insulted my honor.
32:07
Have you guys heard of this that women are are women when they're they're
32:10
always working on themselves. Have you heard this? Have you heard about this?
32:15
And this novel idea of women saying I wonder what I can do to
32:19
be like a good catch? I have not. I mean, fortunately I'm
32:24
not. I'm married, so I'm not like on the market, or but
32:27
I don't see this around me. I don't see like you know, I
32:31
don't know. I don't I don't see it, but maybe I'm maybe I'm
32:35
blind. All Right, I'll play some more. Yeah, until you find
32:40
men who actually adds to your life and learning to stand up for yourself.
32:45
Truly independent woman? What do I mean by that? The true essence of
32:50
independence where you are not affected by somebody else, you are detached, You
32:55
are your own self. You're not the victim who reacts to him, and
33:00
you are not trying to prove something to him. We thought you are an
33:04
emphasy within your and you strive and you growth. They are not. Okay,
33:08
go ahead. That's really combative, lady. That's really combative, it
33:15
is, isn't it. It's funny because she thinks that. You know,
33:17
when I hear women say independent, all I see is I don't need anyone,
33:24
especially a man. So it's like, well, what is the point
33:28
of a man? Well, I'll be frank like men sort of need to
33:34
find their own point outside of women. Well, I agree with that.
33:37
I've said that myself. But I mean, like, if ultimately we're gonna
33:42
like continue the fucking species we have to find Yeah, we have to figure
33:46
out what it is. But yeah, and she's saying, I am,
33:52
I'm guaranteed she's not independent. What she's doing is she's probably taking more of
33:57
her self worth from her job with this woman in the video here, Yeah,
34:01
which you know she's not. That's not independence, whit. She's got
34:07
that one of those baby on board signs. Holy shit, you have children
34:12
with a man and you're talking this crap. She does that one of those
34:17
or maybe that's something like a parody, maybe it's cat on board or something.
34:22
I hope so good lord, but this is really combative, like right,
34:27
I'm from the start her examples of women having it together are women who
34:32
seem to think that a relationship is combat. Oh, you got to make
34:37
him, treat him with respect. You're acting towards men like you live in
34:45
a dueling culture and at a drop of a hat you have to duel with
34:49
pistols at dawn. It's ridiculous. And that's not that is an independence.
34:55
That's a state of constant warfare. And states at war are not independent in
35:02
many cases, they're very dependent. You're dependent. You are actually using men
35:07
as something in your psychology, right, here right now, you see what
35:13
I'm saying, Like you're using them as a scapegoat. That's what I see.
35:20
You thrive and you grow? Good lord, Well, everything is about
35:24
you, isn't it. That's the other thing. Like, so these women
35:29
that she's presenting as her example of how women are better than men treat relationship
35:34
apparently, treat relationships like combat, like a zero st game at best,
35:38
at best transactional, like purely transaction. Are looking at them with an incredible
35:45
chip on his shoulder, like you're thriving and growing is something you're doing to
35:49
men? Right? Well, okay, in twenty years you come back to
35:54
that thrive and grow statement, because all you're doing is aging and sagging.
36:00
Let's be frank, and uh that's all we'd any of us are doing mm
36:08
hm is aging and sagging. And when you are no longer able to go
36:15
on Tinder and find yourself a dick for the weekend, what are you going
36:19
to do then? Like, how are you going to feel about yourself?
36:22
Then? All right? But anyway, so, but she conceptualizes the relationship
36:28
as a combative thing, right, as a zero sum game, and everything
36:34
is me, me, me, me me, So it's not about being
36:37
in a relationship and you guys, growing and thriving together or helping another person
36:44
or being there because because you just want some companionship. It's all about what
36:49
you can get, what you can get, not what you can give,
36:52
what you can get. And this is this is this woman's examples of women
36:57
doing it right. And you know what, I'm not actually really when I
37:02
see guys turning this around and saying, well, what can I get in
37:07
the most materialistic and base ways possible, I'm like, you know what,
37:10
you guys, you have deserved you now deserve each other to be right,
37:15
Frank, I don't see why these women I'm not seeing people who are going
37:23
to be better at But you get what I'm saying. I'm the per examples
37:29
these women she's that she's saying indicate that women are doing better, they have
37:34
a better mindset going into dating. Are terrible examples and she doesn't even realize
37:39
it. They are competitive, they're zero thumb thinkers. They don't think in
37:45
terms of oh, what can I do to help another person? What can
37:47
I do to make another person's life better? It's all me, me,
37:51
me, me, me me. And then also, if I thrive it's
37:54
it's it's because I don't I don't need no man, I'm showing I'm showing
37:59
the patriarchy that I'm perfectly fine on my own. I'm doing it active independence.
38:05
Okay, Well, what happens when the camera isn't on you, lady
38:07
and you're not getting any you go girls from your audience? Are you still
38:12
happy? Because the statistics would suggest no, All right, let's keep going.
38:17
Yep, all right, to play some more? You growth, they
38:20
are not discussing mind tricks ways to mess with the guy's psyche. And despite
38:24
what the red Pill says, most women I see are just talking about how
38:29
they'd like to find a normal guy who is nice to them. Who what
38:35
no mind tricks? Yeah, like the like the red Pill, like nagging,
38:40
and I think that's what she's getting at these kind of this is the
38:43
game. Yeah, haven't you heard of the rules, lady? Like the
38:50
women look the rules, which is a the whole set of mind tricks for
38:55
women to play on men. No, she hasn't because she doesn't know anyone
39:00
that does it. Therefore it doesn't exist. He just knows about what the
39:02
red pilt guys are doing with their mental powers, like Seriously, these are
39:07
just social tricks to not look too over eager, thus turning people off.
39:13
That's it, what you're described. The women that you're presenting as good examples
39:17
of how women are coming into dating better than men are playing mind tricks because
39:24
they're turning everything into combat. She just wants, she says, they just
39:30
want a normal guy that's nice to them. So obviously we've been doing it
39:36
all wrong for like the last fifty years. Guys, did you know she
39:39
just unlocked it. She just unlocked the secret. Okay. The women that
39:49
she's describing are engaging in combat. For them, it's genuine. The men
39:58
are saying, this is how you you defend from this combat essentially, and
40:05
for them it's not genuine. And I guess that's what she doesn't like about
40:07
it. I suppose she would like, I mean, honestly, what if
40:10
we saw a man. Let's go back. Let's let's let's go back to
40:14
the woman that she's presenting as a super super example of how awesome women are.
40:19
Okay, misindependent, Yeah, let's see what do I mean by that?
40:22
The true essence of independence where you are not affected by somebody else,
40:29
you are detached, you are your own self. You are not the victim.
40:36
Okay, well, imagine this is a man. True independence is you're
40:40
not affected by her, right, you're not a victim of her. I
40:45
guess you could say that's I mean, it really sounds like she's talking about
40:52
something that's occurring in her life or has. I think that it's it's funny
40:58
because I think that, like when she said, don't oh, you know,
41:02
don't be overly complimentary to women unless they're like deserving of it, and
41:07
then this message from this woman, they're very similar, but for some reason
41:10
she sees them as opposites because it's the same. Like I don't have a
41:15
problem with a woman saying that she won't like make herself into a victim because
41:22
a man, I don't know, because of what a man says or does.
41:27
But she seems to believe that in order for her to be in a
41:30
position to where that is true, she would have to be able to walk
41:37
away at any given moment. That's what independence means for women. I think
41:40
it means the ability to simply leave, which means you have to be at
41:46
arm's length in terms of your commitment to begin with, because you have to
41:50
be able to just go right. And she is, you know, has
41:54
the image of a professional girl boss. So she's like, if a men
42:00
like rubs me the wrong way or whatever, I can just like take off.
42:04
I can just leave right away. And I don't know that that's necessarily
42:10
Like, if you're entering a relationship ready to leave, I don't think that
42:15
you're gonna find that thing's gonna work out for you, because you're gonna have
42:20
like this attitude of men have to walk on eggshells basically so that they don't
42:25
make any mistakes, because you could decide that this is a step too far,
42:30
no matter what it is, and just leave. And the truth is
42:34
is that relationships are a lot of work. They will require sacrifice and tolerance
42:40
and patience to make them work. And women have to have that too.
42:45
And I think that right now we're at a place where men are expected to
42:51
simply be happy that a woman is in their presence, and that means that
42:54
no matter what her qualities are, or her personality is, or if she's
43:00
bipolar or on SSRIs or just like a handful or one of these combative girl
43:06
boss types, man is supposed to simply be grateful that she's even giving him
43:10
like any of her time at all because it's so valuable. And on the
43:15
other hand, she has to essentially like you know, be ready to look
43:23
for basically like you know, level up at any given time. And that's
43:27
kind of like where we are now. So when I think when Hannacock says,
43:30
all the women I know are having trouble finding a nice man, it's
43:35
not nice men. They want high status men, and there aren't many of
43:38
them. And that's what it is. She thinks that means nice, but
43:42
it doesn't. It means like attractive, high status, that's all, and
43:46
there's few of those. And the truth is is that most men are normal
43:51
and most men are mid and most men want mid women, so but mid
43:57
women want the top men's. I mean, that's not even I don't know,
44:02
there's nothing controversial about that. It's just it just is. Yeah,
44:07
it shouldn't be controversial, but Okay, what I'm trying to get at is
44:09
that this is this is what she considers to be a good approach to relationships.
44:17
And essentially, what this woman is saying is that she does not let
44:22
her male partner impact her like and she's either presuming that she's in a relationship
44:29
with an abusive man, which why is she presuming that, oh yeah,
44:34
or one that's going that's like libel like basically one that might become abusive at
44:38
any moment. That's what I'm saying when I say they have to be ready
44:43
to leave and have to declare their independence up front. Approaching this from a
44:47
particular mindset, like I said, like a zero, like a combative mindset
44:52
that she's she's got. She got to monitor him like you you'd monitor,
44:58
I don't know, like West Germany. East Germany would monitor like West Germany.
45:02
You got to get those guard towers up, got to get the dogs
45:05
on the line, got to make sure you're all arm got all the armor
45:08
up and all of this crap, and keep an eye on him because he
45:13
might be up to something. And I'm like, do you are you sure
45:15
this is an appropriate? Appropriate mindset? Like this is your This is this
45:22
woman's idea of a good mindset like this is this is how women have a
45:27
better mindset when it comes to relationships than men. No, this woman is
45:31
presuming she's at war with the person she's in a relationship with m HM,
45:37
And she's presuming that retaining this emotional independence is the wind condition. Well,
45:42
why don't you get in a relationship with the guy who you don't feel like
45:45
you're at war with? Yea, Because this is basically I have a paranoid
45:53
and and like she sounds like she's paranoid and that she has an exactnxiety disorder
46:00
around men. This is not something that you should look at and say,
46:05
hey, this is the ideal. And the fact that this woman, Hannah
46:09
Cooks, thinks that this is the ideal is a little crazy. Mm hmm,
46:16
okay, okay, let me see, let me go to I guess
46:22
it's like right right at the and tricks ways to mess with the guy's psyche.
46:28
And despite what the red pill says, most women I see are just
46:31
talking about how they'd like to find a normal guy who is nice to them,
46:36
who respects them, who treats them well, who sees them as an
46:39
equal, who puts as much work into the relationship as they do. And
46:44
it turns out that's really hard to come by. I don't know any woman
46:46
who, Yeah, it's really hard to come by. It's men's fault.
46:52
This is a novel, a novel thing. Let's blame men, play men.
46:57
We have they're not stepping up? Are you freaking kidding me? Again?
47:05
I think though, Like, here's the thing. I don't know if
47:08
Hannah Cox knows this, but like for friends who are having trouble finding men,
47:13
they're probably there are probably thousands of men that they cross paths with every
47:22
day and they don't see any of them for one reason or another. Too
47:28
short, too fat, too tall, too skinny, too bald, you
47:32
know, too hairy, whatever it is. And those men could be have
47:37
all of those qualities. But the women that the thing is, women are
47:43
selecting a very tiny proportion of men from the total population of men. And
47:49
then of that tiny proportion, maybe most of them are either already like called
47:54
for, like they have someone in their life already, or they have like
47:59
the wrong kinds of traits, and the red flags come up later even though
48:04
the initial signals were good, right, like oh that guy looks like somebody
48:08
I want. Oh he's got you know, a boat, or he's like
48:13
a broker or whatever it is, and then they find out, oh,
48:15
well he's he's not nice. There are no good men. Meanwhile, again,
48:21
thousands of men, the janitor, the fucking high school coach, the
48:25
guy that's driving the lift, the guy that's your suit, the soux chef
48:30
at the place where you get your food. All of the men all around
48:34
you all the time are invisible. The construction workers, the sanitation guys,
48:37
the garbage truck drivers, the male carriers, et cetera. But none of
48:42
those men are even on the radar. So when women say where are all
48:45
the men, the main thing is is that you have literally blocked out,
48:47
like ninety five percent of the men in your life as not exists, not
48:53
just not like not just not qualifying, but it's not exactsent like you don't
49:00
even see them. And so this is why of the small percentage of men
49:05
you do see that you're like, well, they're not available, they're accounted
49:08
for, they have women already, or or you know, they have like
49:12
some negative trait that I didn't see coming or whatever it is. Yeah,
49:15
it's not her standards because she wants a normal man. It's just that there
49:20
are no normal men. There are no average men anymore. They're all just
49:23
outliers. Okay, that doesn't even make any sense, right. If you
49:29
are not finding a normal man, it's because you're not looking for them,
49:32
because they're all over the place. Let's be honest here. What she's essentially
49:37
said is I want the average man. Well, the average man is all
49:42
over the place. The average man is average though, yeah yeah, and
49:45
even average men are getting married. So like some of those like a lot
49:49
of those guys aren't available. They have girlfriends, and like, the average
49:52
man wants a monogamous, committed relationship, and they want a family and they
49:59
want children. That's just the truth. So if you're like thirty eight,
50:02
thirty nine, forty two, forty three, guess what the pool is shrinking?
50:08
You know, I mean because people are moving on. Yeah, oh
50:13
yeah. But the thing is that what I'm trying to get at is you're
50:16
exactly right. The average man is all around her, not a lack of
50:22
average men that is preventing her from finding one. And the fact that she's
50:29
saying, oh no, it's actually men's fault, which dull. I mean,
50:31
that's what they always do. Everything is framed in terms of their own
50:35
personal benefit, and everything is the responsibility for that always falls on men.
50:39
What a surprise. You know, this is why I think we had coviture.
50:45
Honestly, I think this is why, and I think that this attitude
50:47
is bringing us back there coviture. Yeah, the idea that in Victorian era
50:55
that men and a wife was subsumed into like the the person of the husband.
51:01
Oh yeah, and it's because it was just a recognition how everybody will
51:07
hold the man to blame for whatever circumstance that she doesn't like in her life.
51:13
So you might as well just codify it in law. Okay, all
51:16
right, let's let's keep Yeah, we'll do a little more. I just
51:20
want you to know, I gotta like feed the dog in a couple of
51:23
minutes, otherwise he's gonna start barking at you knows who it's time to eat.
51:28
But what we'll do is we'll play a little more and then while I
51:30
go feed him, you can do some arm twisting. It'll take me,
51:32
like I'll see you less than respond to that. Otherwise maybe we could do
51:37
a bit of a shorter show. That's fine too, I mean we can
51:40
do more when Karen is here. We're sending any kind of super chows in.
51:45
We aren't getting any support. So it's like it's a really quiet day.
51:47
It seems like you guys just want to be quiet today. So yeah,
51:52
I mean there's people watching and some new faces hello new people again,
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week. So I know, Mondays sort of suck Mondays. I hate Mondays.
52:34
Oh god, that's a bad joke. Ah, you know what that
52:38
that's referencing, right, Brian, Yeah, garfist school No, no,
52:44
no, the first school shooter the girl Oh oh why okay, Well,
52:50
man, your mind went somewhere way darker than mine. When I think of
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I hate Mondays, I just think of Garfield, Holy grand Well, So
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anyway, just send us some he send us a comment. And also,
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somebody put five bucks in the in the hat so I feel like we've done
53:05
something today. We've gone made progress. All right, let's do it all
53:07
right, let's play a little bit more. Who wants to date a man
53:10
who never compliments her looks? Like? Not only is this mean, it's
53:15
so counterintuitive because if you really believe that women are just being told they're beautiful
53:19
all the time everywhere they go, Believe me when I say I would leave
53:22
somebody who was not nice to me and didn't compliment me for somebody who did
53:27
so fast it would make their head spin next time. You know, they
53:30
probably don't compliment you on the street because they might get arrested. Oh god,
53:34
I just had a really snotty thought. Yeah, go ahead, really
53:39
go into bat for these compliments on your looks, lady. And I'm like,
53:44
I'm like, I'm like reading that, I'm like, yeah, a
53:46
man who appreciate me for something other than what I look like, because let's
53:50
face it, I'm pretty freakin' mid. So somebody will be like, oh,
53:53
yeah, you really, you really knocked that analysis of the echo nomic
54:00
situation of thirteenth century England out of the park. You know, somebody who
54:06
do that as opposed to be someone who be like your fish lips are particularly
54:08
plumped today, you know, like I'm I'm I'm one hundred on board with
54:15
a guy who's like, let let's note something other than the tits and ass.
54:20
And she's like, she's having an existential crisis. And I I hate
54:24
to say this because it's gonna sound catty, but I think she's worried that
54:29
she's not gonna like men who are not complimenting on looks are not playing to
54:35
her strength. Shall we say, if they if they choose to or on
54:37
analysis, on intelligence, on other skill sets, that I'm gonna lose out.
54:47
That is kind of caddy, but I like it. Okay, she's
54:52
just changing ladies. I'm just saying like I'm there. I'm like, you're
55:01
moving those compliments into a into a sport that I can actually compete in.
55:06
And she's like, no, we gotta go back to checkers, like gotta
55:12
be checkers. Well she does. She says that she has a boyfriend or
55:15
a fiance or something later and that he's great. But so she's fine,
55:21
she doesn't need your compliments. But I do think it's funny because we don't
55:24
live in if we don't live in a world where men feel safe commenting on
55:31
a woman's appearance. I mean, it doesn't like what she would say is
55:36
well, just be respectful and don't say anything obscene. But like, men
55:38
don't know what's respect What does that even fucking mean? Like how do they
55:43
know? I mean, you know, I know that you could like go
55:45
with the stereotype of wolf whistling construction workers, but like that, that's not
55:51
the way most men operate. And different different cultures have different ways of doing
55:57
things too, and women respond to different things. So what are you gonna
56:00
do? Like this is what I'm saying, Like this, you know you
56:04
if men aren't saying anything, it's probably best, like they're just they're just
56:07
being rational, Like oh, look, they've made cat calling illegal in fucking
56:13
parts of the UK. They've made they've made it illegal in Scotland to boast
56:15
about sexual conquests in public. Why would men say anything? Why wouldn't they
56:22
just shut up? And then you're like, why aren't men complimenting my looks?
56:24
And there are other men literally saying guys, be careful, don't compliment
56:29
women because you know you don't. First of all, you don't want to
56:31
blow their egos up, but you also probably don't want to get arrested,
56:36
you know, like these are the conditions you created. You created these,
56:42
well at least the loudest voices. Well women, Yeah, women like have
56:46
and the simps that protect them. But but like Hannah Cox is like just
56:51
just blaming men, like men are just supposed to ignore this shit. You
56:54
know. So I got a super chow. Yay. Richard Bierre gives us
57:00
a superchow and says for five dollars and then five dollars. So I don't
57:07
know if that's like a bit of support and a super child, but he
57:09
says the Party of Single Women is sock puppet for the catriarchy. Thank you
57:16
for that, Richard. Yeah, I should probably take control again, and
57:22
you know it's really friend Okay, first of all, I want to get
57:24
this out there. But when you do that, can I just feed my
57:28
dog while you're ranting? All right, go ahead, I will. I'll
57:30
be right back to dog. Okay. So one thing I want to point
57:34
out right, I feel sorry for her boyfriend or fiance or whatever it is,
57:40
because that's a guy who is never going to be heard and he's going
57:46
to go to his grave without having had a real relationship with anyone, because
57:52
I don't feel like this individual has any conception or the ability to extend herself
57:58
out to understand somebody isn't doesn't look like her and isn't her, and just
58:07
I just feel sorry for him, especially since her ideal approach to a relationship
58:14
apparently is deeply combative and paranoid and treating men like somebody who's afraid of spiders
58:22
would treat spiders, you know, something that needs to be corralled and contained
58:27
like that. That has to say something about her, although on the other
58:30
hand, I'm not getting a really strong intelligence vibe from her, so maybe
58:35
he just dominates her that way. Who knows. Anyway, to go back
58:39
to the k triarchy, the cattriarchy, the party of single women is sock
58:44
puppet for the catriarchy. That's what Richard Beer said. And just to respond
58:46
to that briefly, I was in a discussion on Twitter when somebody said,
58:54
Okay, I was talking about how saying that women are gonna end up as
59:02
cat ladies is actually sort of a backhanded insult to men, because men aren't
59:09
even more attractive than a cat in terms of a life companion. And somebody
59:19
who was like, was came and I had a comment which I don't remember,
59:22
and somebody replied to that and said, well, men aren't even successfully
59:25
competing against cats, And I'm like, yeah, but let's look at this.
59:30
Let's unpack this. Let's look at the average cat, the average cat
59:34
human relationship and what it entails. Right, because I have cats, I
59:37
have three cats. I actually really like cats. I value them as companions,
59:42
but I have no illusions about them. Okay, now let's comparing the
59:46
cat. I have a variety of companions. Shall we say I have cat
59:52
companions, I have a dog companion, and I have a man companion.
59:55
Right, Okay, let's look at the I have a human companion having a
1:00:02
cat as a companion, all right, Okay, you will have to accommodate
1:00:07
the cat's moods. Right. It will walk over your lap with its damn
1:00:14
claws out, and when you are like, please stop that, and you
1:00:16
throw you throw the cat onto the ground because you don't want to have a
1:00:21
series of slashes all over your legs. It will consider you in the wrong.
1:00:27
Right, so if you don't function is some kind of combination of a
1:00:30
freaking scratching post and perch to its satisfaction, you will be in the wrong.
1:00:37
So everything is judged by the cat's interior experience of what is occurring.
1:00:45
Right. So you like, as a woman, you'd be like, oh,
1:00:47
well, the cat comes up and scratches you. Well, that was
1:00:50
your fault as a woman, not the cat's fault. It's your fault you
1:00:52
did something wrong. Right. So a cat is basically a little narcissist,
1:01:00
bipolar or no sorry, borderline, and you have to accommodate its moods.
1:01:06
Right. You also have to give it sandwiches. Let's let's face it.
1:01:09
You have to make the food for the cat, right, or it's gonna
1:01:14
fuck off. It's not gonna be want to be with you. So you've
1:01:15
gotta make the cat sandwiches. You've got to tolerate its moods. You gotta
1:01:20
pet it when it wants. You gotta make it sandwiches. You gotta take
1:01:25
care of it. You gotta pay for all of its its bills. Right,
1:01:31
And it's gonna wake you up in the middle of the night, doesn't
1:01:34
care if if you have to wake up the next morning at six am.
1:01:37
No, you're gonna be getting up at three two, uh, because it's
1:01:39
gonna wild over your head, like just run over your head, and it
1:01:42
doesn't give a fuck. And there's no there's no conversation to be had with
1:01:45
the cat, right, You just have to accommodate it and keep accommodating it.
1:01:51
So, ladies, your relationship with the cat is a relationship with a
1:01:54
fickle, moody creature that requires continue accommodation. Requires you to pay all its
1:02:01
bills, make all its meals, pet it, and do everything for it.
1:02:08
And occasionally it will give you a dead mouse in thanks in your shoe,
1:02:14
which you will step on at five thirty in the morning when you have
1:02:19
to go to work, right, you'll be stepping on on half half rotten
1:02:27
mouse. Sinnerds. Okay, this is this is the cat, all right.
1:02:32
And yet women think that that companion is better than men. You know
1:02:38
why, this one simple reason, because they value the companionship of a cat.
1:02:46
Is as simple as that, and they do not value the companionship of
1:02:51
a man. Like my husband goes out of his way to you know,
1:02:55
make coffee, make food, clean up, build shit if I need it,
1:03:01
if I'm upset, I don't know, he'll perk his ears up.
1:03:06
And like, for example, there was a comment that someone sent like a
1:03:10
month ago, and they were saying, you only have yourselves like at HBr
1:03:15
Honey badgerating we only have ourselves to blame. We only have ourselves to blame
1:03:19
for sucking right, And that got me really upset for a while, you
1:03:22
know, and my and my husband sort of noticed this. He didn't say
1:03:27
anything, but then he got it in his mind to completely renovate the front
1:03:32
front area of the Badger Cave and put up all of the things that we've
1:03:37
done over the last ten years. So every time I walk in, I'm
1:03:40
like, oh, right, man. We've had dozens of meetups. We've
1:03:45
put on a a convention that was apparently extremely amazing. I didn't get to
1:03:52
go to it because I was banned from the US for five years. That's
1:03:53
another thing that was done, and you know, and we've put on that.
1:03:57
We've actually pursued a lawsuit. Even if we failed, we still pursued
1:04:00
it. Right, We've done all of these things in the last ten years,
1:04:03
and he put up images that represent all of that. So when I
1:04:08
walk in, I'm reminded of everything we do in that ten years. And
1:04:11
he did that because I was sad that's a man. Now compare that to
1:04:16
a cat, and I can tell you something. If you're choosing a cat,
1:04:24
you're an idiot. And the reason why you're choosing a cat is because
1:04:29
you don't have the sheer amount of stupid baggage that that woman was spitting out
1:04:34
in that car, Like that woman who was like, oh, I treat
1:04:38
a man like an unexploded ammunition in my backyard. I treat a man like
1:04:45
I'm phobic off he's a spider, and I'm phobic of spiders. I treat
1:04:48
a man like he at any moment, he could turn into a raving lunatic
1:04:51
who will attempt to cut my head off with a with a I don't know,
1:04:57
a screwdriver. You know. I treat a man like he's going to
1:05:00
be a net negative any instant in my life, and he has to prove
1:05:02
himself constantly, like I mean some goddamn Russian dual novel, okay. I
1:05:09
treat a man like he's contagious, you know. I treat a man a
1:05:15
relationship with a man like a zero sum. I'm always looking for anything he's
1:05:17
getting that I'm not getting. That's why you value your relationships with cats,
1:05:25
because your attitude to a relationship with a cat is actually healthy. Well you
1:05:30
know what, it's that probably unhealthy if you think about it, since it's
1:05:31
so one sided. But the reason why you tolerate all of that is because
1:05:35
you value the cat's company. And if a man isn't rising above a cat,
1:05:40
it's because you don't value men's company. You don't value their companionship.
1:05:44
You act like you're at war in your relationships with men. Okay, And
1:05:51
if this woman is presenting that as the ideal approach to being in a relationship
1:05:57
with another human being, I feel for the person that she's in a relationship
1:06:03
with because that is insane and it's really telling. Okay, yeah, okay,
1:06:12
I got some super chows yay, so I'm gonna read them really quick.
1:06:15
Thank you guys. Great Indoors gives us ten dollars and says, I
1:06:20
don't like mondays with every third bullet missing. You get it. That's like
1:06:25
a song, like a beast saber reference. You're happy now, Allison.
1:06:30
You did this. This is all on you, so thank you for the
1:06:34
ten dollars. Great Indoors. I don't know if that's actually like a song
1:06:39
request. I guess we can look into it, but that's just activating the
1:06:43
spurg in me what little of it has rubbed off from you guys. And
1:06:48
then I got another super chow from Skatcoat who gives us five dollars and says,
1:06:56
have you guys thought about putting clips of the live streams on the main
1:07:00
channel? You guys make fantastic points and are able to articulate the annual of
1:07:05
the world. I think it would get the idea. Huh, even I
1:07:09
know that, Oh nui, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I can't see
1:07:13
Nui of the world. I think it would get the idea on we Okay,
1:07:17
okay, Sorry, I'm Latino and it's racist for you to correct my
1:07:21
pronunciation, saying I get to do it this time, I get to correct
1:07:25
Okay, okay the first time, Ammen. English is not my first language.
1:07:30
I think it would get the ideas out there in a more digestible way.
1:07:34
I save the recursion discussion from the Conan cancel for Toxic Masculinity stream from
1:07:40
last year. I kind of remember that. I'm very passionate about toxic masculinity
1:07:44
and Conan the Barbarian and reflect on it every now and then, and just
1:07:47
now I am saving the sentiment on zero some women because it was really well
1:07:51
put, just a thought, well are machines, dude? I have you
1:08:00
know what? I've been saying this for a while. I don't know.
1:08:02
I think there's the only issue is I agree with you scapego. And this
1:08:06
is one of the reasons why I did sort of like start a Riverside account,
1:08:12
because Riverside has this AI thing where it goes through videos and it creates
1:08:15
a transcript and it splits the video into little sections, and I thought it
1:08:19
could be useful for us to upload clips. And maybe it's a good idea.
1:08:25
You know. Terrence Pop he recently started taking like from some of his
1:08:30
very old videos and making shorts out of like a singular point and sharing the
1:08:34
shorts on YouTube. So I don't know, but I'm not the boss.
1:08:40
I don't call the shots. And there is something about our channel that's a
1:08:45
little like the main channel. There's a problem with it. An algorithmic,
1:08:48
right, mom, there's a problem with all of them. Like, I'll
1:08:53
be quite frank, I don't know what the like. Uh Now, admittedly
1:08:58
I have really updated anything in the main channel for a while. I'm probably
1:09:03
going to get back to it, mostly because I'm just overburdened. I know,
1:09:09
people like when I say that it's extremely difficult to write creatively and then
1:09:15
write for a YouTube channel. I mean, maybe there are people who can
1:09:18
do that. I'm not one of them. I will tell you that when
1:09:23
I look at the writing of YouTubers, like the creative writing of YouTubers,
1:09:28
I am not impressed. And I'm not singling out anybody in particular. Well,
1:09:33
I'm singling them all out except for maybe one or two very minor example,
1:09:40
or one or two like exceptions YouTubers. It really I don't think you
1:09:46
can do both. So I haven't really updated the main channel. I will
1:09:49
probably do something. I'm actually well, I think why. I think that's
1:09:54
why you're suggesting that if we like just take clips from our live streams.
1:09:58
I know, you know, there's a we do a lot of coal shoveling,
1:10:00
but sometimes you find a diamond, and I think that if we can
1:10:03
find the diamonds, we can put the diamonds up on the main channel,
1:10:06
like as a clip as well. Well. The only thing we'd need is
1:10:09
somebody to do that, because I'm honestly yeah, yeah, yeah, if
1:10:12
we if we could get someone to go. And I mean there's some useful
1:10:15
tools, Like I said, Riverside does. It's called Riverside dot FM,
1:10:19
and they they will use AI and then maybe that AI gets like as a
1:10:25
turn gets thrown around a lot. But it basically goes through the video and
1:10:29
it like finds, you know, it breaks it up into sections, and
1:10:32
it creates a transcript of the whole thing, and then you can like find
1:10:36
like, oh, this was a great little clip right here, and then
1:10:40
make that into its own video and maybe like even if somebody wanted to,
1:10:45
they could add a little bit of you know, b roll footage or something
1:10:48
so it's not like talking cartoons, and then that can just go up on
1:10:53
the channel. I think that's what I think would be good. But I
1:10:56
know that that could be cool. I just need somebody to freakin' do it,
1:11:00
honestly, because yeah, so if you know anybody, frank uh.
1:11:05
At the moment, it doesn't look like I'm doing a lot of work,
1:11:09
but I am actually putting in full time days trying to figure out the writing
1:11:14
thing. And from my analysis of the situation, I think that storytelling is
1:11:21
going to be a vital component of anything going forward. Oh yeah, yeah.
1:11:27
Jonathan Paget has been doing that too. He's he made a uh he
1:11:31
did a classic version of the story, Snow White Story, and we have
1:11:35
the book and it's really really beautiful. Mm hmmm. So anyway, not
1:11:43
just recreating old stories, but also no, I know, surely a synthesis,
1:11:47
but uh yeah, I just honestly it'd be nice to just you get
1:11:54
some people together to do that, and I would certainly be up to putting
1:11:58
it out on the main channel as a snippets. Although what I wanted to
1:12:00
do with the main channel I was getting to that is I was thinking of
1:12:03
doing more analysis of female characters and fiction because I think people are sort of
1:12:10
fascinated by that and I'd like to get into more how women have are now
1:12:15
have almost completely lost all of that historic like if you read old fairy tales,
1:12:24
there is character development in the female characters and they're doing stuff, they're
1:12:29
facing things, and we've lost all of that in female storytelling. Lost that
1:12:34
responsibility to your family, that responsibility to people you love, that responsibility to
1:12:40
your community, that kind of call to be courageous, you know, not
1:12:45
always in the way that men are necessarily or courageous, but to have courage,
1:12:49
to have self discipline. All of the old stories had that for female
1:12:54
characters. They don't have that anymore. Like I again, like, what
1:13:00
what do male female characters have to learn in modern media? Uh? They
1:13:04
don't actually have to become better people. They just have to learn that how
1:13:08
powerful they are when the when the patriarchy ain't keeping them down. Mm hm
1:13:14
that. Oh no, it's responsible for your power. You got to get
1:13:18
more of it and you're possible to nobody. Yeah, all right, so
1:13:27
thank you skatego for that. I think that it would be a great idea
1:13:30
if we can get a little help. And if you know anybody that's willing
1:13:31
to help us out with that, leave us a comment, or if you're
1:13:36
in the discord already, you know, send a message offer your assistance.
1:13:41
All right, And they got another one from sick Fox gives us ten dollars
1:13:45
and says here are two comments a couple of streams ago Alison said the Javier
1:13:47
Amlie's talk at the w F W e F was blue screen, but that's
1:13:51
not true. There's a bunch of evidence that he was really there. Yeah,
1:13:56
I was. I meant to say that before when I learned I learned
1:13:59
that like shortly after that show is over, because I was like really and
1:14:01
then I and then people were showing me there's like different I was. It
1:14:05
was a different thing that I was referring to. I was referring to a
1:14:10
comedian. There was a comedian that that injected himself into Yeah, he does
1:14:15
that. He puts himself in like not just like WAF talks, but like
1:14:19
you know, kind of what do you call them, like news spots where
1:14:23
they have talking heads come out. Yeah, yeah, I know who you're
1:14:27
talking about. A confusion. I'm sorry, I was wrong, Okay,
1:14:30
let's go Yeah, I was uh and then he says, uh, let
1:14:35
me see so oh and Both Sides is a safe, easy narrative for dim
1:14:40
slash midwits that insinuate insulates them from the need to think, while also allowing
1:14:45
them to manufacture a sense of superiority without having to provide anything a substance.
1:14:48
Yeah, thank you. And I know absolutely one hundred percent love it and
1:14:53
I do get because you know, it all comes from the same place like
1:14:57
Anna Cox here and Maria mcclennan from the previous video and these like both sides
1:15:04
people that you see I see like there's like a big, big thread on
1:15:09
my Twitter. I don't know, I'm like getting the fire fucking twitters started,
1:15:14
like I just share a simple thing and it's turned to this big thing
1:15:16
and there are people doing that in there, and they're like saying, you
1:15:20
know, I don't like either extreme I don't like the red pill or the
1:15:24
feminists. Aah, you know, checkmate extremists. And I'm like, wow,
1:15:30
one hundred million IQ take from the galaxy brained guy on Twitter that doesn't
1:15:33
really know what we stand for telling me where we are and it's it's annoying,
1:15:39
but I know where it's coming from. It's it's it's a it's a
1:15:42
failure of their pride, it's their ego. They can't say, you know,
1:15:47
I might be wrong about this. I should look into it. And
1:15:50
because they lack this humility, they never find the truth. They just say
1:15:56
I'm not on either side, and then they act like they just I don't
1:15:59
know, won the game or something, but you don't really like, I'm
1:16:03
not interested in winning. I'm interested in the truth, and I'm interested in
1:16:08
people participating in the discourse of the truth. That's all. Maybe, and
1:16:13
I always say this, maybe I'm wrong, Maybe I've been wrong about all
1:16:15
of this shit, But I want someone to show me and engage me like
1:16:19
an adult and not just be like, I know what you stand for.
1:16:23
You're on team Blue or Team Red or whatever, and it's like, you
1:16:26
don't even know what I'm talking about. Like I'm like, what is the
1:16:30
middle point between a man and his children? Like, is where's the fence
1:16:36
when there's a father denied the right to see his child? Where's the fence
1:16:41
when a man had destroyed because a woman made an allegation against him? You
1:16:45
know, when this happened, a Johnny Depp like women that would probably have
1:16:49
otherwise thrown him under the bus or any other man under the bus came forward
1:16:54
to defend him. And I think part of it had to do with the
1:16:56
fact that they thought he was attractive. Because now that like this thing is
1:17:00
happening to Trump, he's getting way less support from women. So it's like,
1:17:03
well, why, what's the difference. What's the difference between Trump and
1:17:06
Weinstein and Bill Cosby and Johnny Depp and fucking you know the guy from that
1:17:13
seventy show who got thirty years? What's the difference? Don't I don't play
1:17:18
those games. And I think when people do, I think they're just protecting
1:17:21
their ego. It's like, put you know, put it down. Let's
1:17:25
just look at what's just and what's not just for a second. It's okay
1:17:29
to be wrong. It doesn't mean you're a bad person. It just means
1:17:31
you don't have all the info. Be open to that. And I think
1:17:34
Hannah Cox is doing that. She's she's like her whole The tone throughout this
1:17:40
whole video is I'm I am the libertarian feminist, and I think a lot
1:17:45
of people and I'm sorry because I do have a lot of libertarian like values
1:17:50
in me. I find libertarians to be some of the smuggest people like the
1:17:55
smuggest most like self righteous, hyper intelligent, high thinking people that are just
1:18:01
midwits. They're just there and they're moral cowards because they don't want to say
1:18:06
this is just and this is unjust. They want to be like, well,
1:18:10
I mean, there's two sides to the story. And it's like,
1:18:13
well, you mean, like the woman who stabbed her man like a hundred
1:18:15
times and didn't go see a day in jail. What's the where's the middle
1:18:20
ground? There? Where's the fence? Show me? Show me the middle
1:18:23
ground. I will, I will, I will push back on some of
1:18:29
that. Okay, okay, with okay, first of all, with Cosby,
1:18:36
stuff is coming out that suggests that he was convicted based on doctorate evidence.
1:18:43
Yeah, Sean, weird. Again, some other stuff is coming out,
1:18:48
all right, every person who is accused deserves due process. That's how
1:18:54
they're all the same. Yeah, that's that's what I'm saying. Uh,
1:18:58
Johnny Depp, the difference is that he is such a one extreme. Like
1:19:09
the thing is that you could you could argue that Weinstein and Cosby or whoever
1:19:14
else they're doing something. Okay, Johnny Depp was the victim, like he
1:19:21
he in these guys, you know, they may not have had victims because
1:19:28
due process. And I'm not completely convinced. It seems like Weinstein was more
1:19:32
like a quid pro quote than anything. But aside, Johnny Depp was the
1:19:38
victim who was then falsely accused. So this is like, this isn't like
1:19:42
a whole other realm of just horrifying bullshit. And it was so stark I
1:19:48
think a lot of women couldn't hang on to oh well he could have been
1:19:55
the aggressor, or oh well, he's sleezy or oh well, because Johnny
1:20:00
depth not only is it was attract is attractive, he also played a certain
1:20:03
type of character that had a certain type of vulnerability. So I think there
1:20:06
was like a perfect storm around Johnny Depp and they and it was the fact
1:20:11
that he was the victim and he was the one and that he all like.
1:20:15
She also threw it in his face like who's gonna believe you if you're
1:20:19
if you say you're the victim? Right? Remember that? Sure, I
1:20:23
remember one of the things that that's one of the things that really blew it
1:20:26
up. So yeah, it was partly because he's attractive, but I think
1:20:30
it's also because he wasn't like, let's face it, well, well let
1:20:33
me let me I agree that that, But I think that the reason I
1:20:39
think that it helped that he was a person that women liked for other reasons
1:20:44
that they were willing to look into the case more than yestie. That's what
1:20:47
I'm saying, Like, yes, you know, if you look at Justice
1:20:51
Brett Kavanaugh and the accusations levied against him specifically just to prevent him from getting
1:20:57
on the Supreme Court, let's let's let's be real. That's all it was
1:21:00
about and we talked about how hard it is for men to like handle false
1:21:08
allegations, especially rape allegations. They they're like, they're psychological trauma. Like
1:21:15
there was the story of Alec Haloka, who you guys might know from Gamergate.
1:21:19
He killed himself because Zoe Quinn accused him of rape and and people believed
1:21:25
it even after he died and it came out that it was all like there
1:21:30
was no evidence, no evidence at all, and he killed himself. And
1:21:33
even after that, his sister was like, well, I believe victims.
1:21:36
It was you know. So I mean, I'm saying that, no,
1:21:40
you don't. Your brother's one. Obviously, yeah, your brother is one.
1:21:44
But I'm saying that I'm not dismissing that Johnny's Depp's cases is unique in
1:21:51
its own way. I'm saying that because he is Johnny Depp, he was
1:21:56
given some monicum of a benefit of the doubt because there were and it was
1:22:02
a lot of women that were coming to his defense. But if it weren't
1:22:06
for the fact that he was Johnny Depp, he wouldn't have gotten that benefit
1:22:10
of the doubt. I think that was a big part of what made people
1:22:13
say, wait, a minute, that's not the guy I know, or
1:22:15
you know, I like, I'm going to look into the case more.
1:22:17
Yeah, I think that's the reason, or at least one of the major
1:22:21
reasons. No, I'm not going to disagree. But at the same time
1:22:24
as the I think that the case itself, like, oh absolutely, I
1:22:29
mean the equivalent would be if the women were raping or what would be?
1:22:35
Yeah, actually I will go with that. If the equivalent would be if
1:22:39
we found out evidence that, for example, Cosby had been the one who
1:22:44
had been drugged and raped. And I'm not saying that that's what happened.
1:22:46
I'm saying that that the reverse had actually happened, and that it was a
1:22:51
false accusation against him. So, I mean it's a bit different because the
1:22:56
level of egregiousness, I think is substantially because it's not just a false accusation
1:23:02
of the man, it's falsely accusing him of what you yourself are guilty of.
1:23:09
Right, And I don't think anybody's saying that Weinstein was raped by the
1:23:14
women or Cosby, or is there evidence that that was the case, Whereas
1:23:18
with this situation with Johnny Depp, there is significant evidence that he was indeed
1:23:25
a victim of what he was being falsely accused of, which is a level
1:23:29
of egregious bullshit that is just I think it just elevates it above the other
1:23:34
situations, even though they're not great either, because people deserve you process.
1:23:39
Yeah, not sure that that's what happened, at least when it comes to
1:23:43
Cosby. Sure, well, I guess what I'm saying is it doesn't like.
1:23:46
My central point is that there is a lot of certainty, and going
1:23:53
back to what the guy posted about on both sides, I'm saying that,
1:23:58
you know, there are some things that are just true if you're willing to
1:24:03
sacrifice your ego and you know, allow for that. Because go ahead,
1:24:11
here's a challenge to them of both sides. How are both sides right?
1:24:15
Yeah? Exactly, And actually I can actually you give me a moment and
1:24:19
give me some time to set it up. I will argue that that feminism
1:24:24
actually provided a function to society. I will argue, and I'm going to
1:24:28
present that point, and I think it's critical to understand it. I am
1:24:30
not saying it is correct, and I'm not saying that it's going to be
1:24:34
functional long term, but I think that it did do something positive for society.
1:24:41
So I'm willing to go there because and then one of the reasons why
1:24:44
is I'm hoping to do something a little less toxic, you know. But
1:24:50
so here's the challenge from both sides. How are both sides right? Not
1:24:55
just both sides are wrong? Yeah, okay, okay, so let's play
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1:26:00
first bit with Karen. We'll just have to be quiet while she looks at
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it and fumes, well, this bit that we've been playing, how much
1:26:08
longer are we going to go on this one? Then? Oh, let's
1:26:11
see, let's let's get a little bit further in. All right, up,
1:26:15
they say, do not seek her validation. Seeking approval from a woman
1:26:18
is the number one way to inflate her ego to the moon. Leave craving
1:26:21
for approval to women. Don't forget, guys, the best way to hang
1:26:25
on to a woman is to make sure you're doing nothing that makes her happy.
1:26:28
Next up, they say, wait, wait, wait, wait what
1:26:30
what did that woman just say? Yeah? I know, right, see
1:26:38
is when when women do it, it's it's okay when women do it.
1:26:41
Okay, So what are we looking at here? All right? She puts
1:26:45
up a video of a woman who says exactly what's said in this comment,
1:26:49
and that is the attitude that women should have in a relationship. I mean,
1:26:54
honestly, I think that this dark psychology guy, you know what,
1:26:59
I don't know, maybe he's right, because it does seem like women,
1:27:01
like the Dark Triad men, Let's be honest, statistically, they're doing well.
1:27:05
I mean, like the Dark Triad men are having no problem with this,
1:27:10
this this situation. Like they're they're they're making bank, they're they're they're
1:27:14
crushing puss like never before in human history, you know. Like, so
1:27:18
maybe dark psychology has a point. Now, I would honestly say that if
1:27:26
a man is at all within the realm of normal human emotion, most likely
1:27:32
in a relationship, he is going to end up seeking her validation. Because
1:27:38
that's that's what I've noticed about men. It makes for a lot of men,
1:27:45
It makes them happy to make their partner happy, you know, and
1:27:48
it used to be a little bit more reciprocal. You know, he'd change
1:27:53
your tire, you'd make him a whole week's worth of sandwiches or something.
1:27:57
Right, So, I'm not even sure if this guy's accurate. Dark psych
1:28:04
for men. Lady, maybe don't quote dark psych for men because you,
1:28:10
oh, no, she's she's got to find the most extreme example, and
1:28:14
then you use that for a few like everyone that even like is remotely connected
1:28:18
to what she considers the red pill slash manisphere. No, this is just
1:28:23
men. She didn't even qualify the red pill men. She's just saying men,
1:28:27
what's wrong with men? She did say what's wrong with men? So
1:28:31
she said that the what's wrong with them is that they're taking advice from red
1:28:34
pill like reline. I want to point something else out right, she is
1:28:41
quoting someone called dark psychology, dark psych for men, a dating advice from
1:28:50
the dark side, and what she has shown as dating advice, and this
1:28:56
is this guy. I'm pretty sure this branding dating advice from the dark Side
1:29:01
is gonna be the dark side of dating advice, you know, So it's
1:29:05
gonna be the stuff you can get, Like he's gonna go for the stuff.
1:29:10
That's exactly he's gonna I just want to I just want to point that
1:29:19
out. Okay, So this this is the dark side. He's She's found
1:29:25
the dark side when it comes to men's dating advice. This is this is
1:29:29
the sith she's found the sith Lord. She's found Lord's dating advice twitter always
1:29:36
are Okay. You see, is that sith Lord's dating advice for men is
1:29:45
equal to what she thinks is a good thing for women. Like, she's
1:29:50
like this, this is this is what women should do. This is women
1:29:55
when women should be. We shouldn't seek their validation. We should we should
1:29:59
regard relationship as a battleground. We should be paranoid, we should be constantly
1:30:03
And because that's what that woman was talking about. That was the attitude that
1:30:08
women have. That woman had exactly the same attitude as the sith lord.
1:30:15
Okay, but she was just she was good. This woman was like,
1:30:17
that's good. That's the way women should be. And she was average.
1:30:23
So the average woman's attitude towards dating is equal to when men turn to the
1:30:29
dark side. I'm just gonna point that out. Did you see that?
1:30:34
Is there a way to learn this power? She's proven everything her opponents have
1:30:42
said about women. She is walking proof, and she is presenting proof.
1:30:48
The average Apparently, the average woman, or at least the woman that she
1:30:54
thinks is ideal and has the ideal attitude to dating, has the equivalent and
1:31:00
attitude to what to this to the sith frecking lord of dating for men?
1:31:06
Okay, but if it's if it works though, Like if it works,
1:31:10
what she's saying is that what what is that that lyric a woman's soul is
1:31:16
created below? This is like this is like, this is the the law
1:31:20
of unintended consequences. She's basically proving that that that song right a woman well,
1:31:28
and that's also she's also drawn to respond to this. So you're kind
1:31:31
of proving like you're getting you you uh, are giving this person attention,
1:31:38
which kind of validates this guy's existence, and then you're responding to it.
1:31:45
But it you know, and it also kind of lines up with the women
1:31:48
that you're presenting to, so like you're into this. Yeah, But like
1:31:53
I just astounded that she's just she I don't think she realizes that she's proven
1:31:58
the point of everybody's criticized women dating today's attitude is equal to the dark Like
1:32:03
you're you're you're bringing You're going down into the ninth level of hell. I
1:32:08
think there's only seven, but we're gonna propose that there are nine. You're
1:32:11
going down to the ninth level of hell and asking Satan what his advice for
1:32:15
men is. And Satan's advice for men is equal to the to the attitude
1:32:20
and the approach of the average woman to dating. Are you fucking kidding me?
1:32:24
Are you mental? Hannah Cox? Did you intend to prove everybody who
1:32:30
you are apparently calling out right? Do you see what I'm saying? Mm
1:32:35
hmmm mm hmm. So basically men have to deal with Beelzebub in dating,
1:32:45
and that's just the average woman apparently, or or the ideal woman, according
1:32:48
to Hannah Cox, is basically oral version of this sith lord yep, oh
1:32:56
god, Okay, let's keep going. That makes her happy. Next up,
1:33:00
they say, never ask for commitment. This is a pull away move,
1:33:03
and it is mental. That's how it works. Know how to action
1:33:06
speech over the phone or face to face. Don't let your actions speak volume
1:33:11
of what you want with her? Oh my god, never ask for commitment?
1:33:15
Well go ahead, yeah, but okay, So this is the implication
1:33:19
here is he actually wants commitment, and he's doesn't want to lay it out
1:33:26
because because it would make him sound desperate and that will be a turnoff in
1:33:30
that. And I think it's true. Yeah, I think that men.
1:33:33
I think that women should be asking men for commitment. It gives them,
1:33:38
like not to make it into like a power struggle, because there shouldn't be
1:33:41
one, but like men have to have like if women are going to control
1:33:45
the reins to sex, men should control the rains to commitment at least,
1:33:48
you know, so that they know that this isn't one sided. So yeah,
1:33:54
I mean I don't think this is no, this is radical advice.
1:33:59
Really, I would say this is fairly milk toast. And again no,
1:34:01
but she reads it with this like, oh my god, can you believe
1:34:04
this? You know, that's like how she's that's what she's trying to suggest,
1:34:12
men don't owe you necessarily commitment. Like yeah, again, this is
1:34:15
turning this into a battlefield. But she's presenting women's attitude making it into a
1:34:23
battlefield. And then here men are responding to it, like do you think
1:34:28
that if a man is like, hey, would you like to get married
1:34:30
and the woman was, oh, yes, yes, I'm so, this
1:34:32
is the happiest day of my life, do you think they would have a
1:34:34
problem expressing their commitment. No, all right, this is in response to
1:34:40
what they perceive women want, and they perceive that women will consider them to
1:34:45
be desperate because for whatever reason, there seems to be like this huge thing
1:34:49
that's influencing women to regard a relationship with a man as a battlefield. I
1:34:54
don't know if you've noticed that there seems to be this gigantic push or movement
1:35:00
or ideology that's influencing women to regard their relationships with men in the most hostile
1:35:10
terms. It's it's about it's almost everywhere, Like, you turn on a
1:35:15
show, you see it. You know, you turn on the the you
1:35:17
read a media outlet, you see it. You know it's it's in government
1:35:21
programs, almost everywhere. It's ubiquitous, and it's constantly telling women that,
1:35:27
you know, men are out to get them. Maybe maybe in response to
1:35:30
that, women have made relationships into a battlefield and these guys, this,
1:35:36
this the sith Lord is telling men, Hey, don't don't play your cards.
1:35:43
Keep your cards close to your chest, because if she's going to play
1:35:45
it like it's a battle, you gotta be careful. Yeah, protect yourself
1:35:48
basically. Yeah, But I don't know, Hyanna Cox, could you recognize
1:35:55
that there might be a force in our society that has turned the relationship between
1:36:00
men and women into one defined by oppression? Like did you recognize that at
1:36:09
all? But that's impossible because she's a libertarian feminist. Do you think that
1:36:14
she means something? H Do you think that men's you know, are Honestly,
1:36:17
do you think if women responded well to men asking for a commitment that
1:36:25
they wouldn't do that? Yeah? I mean this is the flest frustrating part
1:36:30
of this. Not only do we have a gigantic ideology basically turning men and
1:36:35
women's relationships into a battlefield, you know, And there's no other way to
1:36:40
look at that. If you're going to frame men as the primary way that
1:36:45
men relate to women through is through oppression and desire to hurt them for their
1:36:49
own benefit, you have turned the relationship between men into women and women into
1:36:54
battlefields. And I'm afraid that the sex that embraced that, that whole conception
1:36:59
of the relationship between men and women being defined by oppression was women. So
1:37:03
this is a response to that because you went there first. And I know
1:37:09
it's this that they'll say, oh, this is a but what about ism?
1:37:13
No, you went there first. You your presentation of the ideal way
1:37:18
that a woman should go into relationships was that woman who regarded them as a
1:37:24
battlefield. Right, So this is this is a response to that women have
1:37:29
decided relationships are a battlefield. Men have decided to respond to that by hiding
1:37:36
the fact that they really want love to love a woman. Congratulations, ladies,
1:37:44
congratulations, she's as statis. Fuck yes, Like, at this point,
1:37:51
what I think you want with her is to maybe tie her up in
1:37:55
your basement. You don't have to ask for commitment. That way, she
1:37:58
can't get out. Next they say, eyes, your problem, lady,
1:38:03
that seems a little uh, that escalated rapidly. Yeah, what the okay,
1:38:13
don't immediately jump to talk of commitment. Okay, Yeah, that's uh.
1:38:19
That's basically tying a woman up and putting in her basement. Yeah.
1:38:24
Not libertarian feminism, everybody, Lord, somehow, I don't think the libertarian
1:38:30
part is really anything except like window dressing. I don't think it means anything.
1:38:36
Really. Proud hides your goals above her. You must miss out on
1:38:40
a date with her occasionally. This will show her that she cannot distract you
1:38:43
from your goals. This will bring her ego down, and she will inherently
1:38:45
respect you. This one might have a grain of truth to it. Nobody
1:38:49
wants to be with somebody who doesn't have their own thing going on. Most
1:38:54
women certainly don't want to be with a man who lacks ambition or discipline.
1:38:57
Or dedication, and only very insecure and needy people need their partner to be
1:39:01
with them twenty four to seven. But you shouldn't be doing those things to
1:39:04
bring your partner's ego down. You should be doing them because you actually have
1:39:10
goals and ambitions of your own that don't clue destroying your partner. Psyche is
1:39:15
an advice from the sith Lord. Lady consider the branding, Well, I
1:39:23
don't really, I don't think. I think that she doesn't realize that there
1:39:27
are men who will and women that will sort of like abandon their own goals
1:39:36
because of the prospects of a romantic partner. And I think that there is
1:39:41
a sympathetic way to understand that. So I think he's giving good advice,
1:39:46
But she thinks something a lot more sinister from this because she has a low
1:39:53
opinion of this person, but also of the men that are reading this stuff,
1:39:58
you know, I mean, would would the average man really do any
1:40:03
of the things that she's suggesting this guy things men will do? Would the
1:40:09
average man tie a woman up in her in his basement? Probably not?
1:40:14
Like, like, so what are we afraid of? Like it's like you're
1:40:17
you made this Boogeyman. And and now the Boogeyman is reading all these things
1:40:24
and taking them not just literally, but like you know, in like a
1:40:28
straw man fashion, like oh yeah, what is it prioritize your goals above
1:40:31
her? So what are you gonna do? Like lock her to the stove
1:40:35
and like just like that, Like no one's saying that. But if a
1:40:40
man has his own things, maybe he's gonna be less needy and that's probably
1:40:45
good for him. Well, she admitted that, but she seems to be
1:40:47
having trouble with the idea of dating advice from the sith Lord here. Yeah,
1:40:53
like she's having trouble with the branding. Oh my god, this is
1:40:57
this is the branding here is just okay, yes, because it's dating advice
1:41:00
from the sith Lord. Why are you conflating this with all men? Literally,
1:41:05
it's right in the frickin' title here, dark psychology, right, dark
1:41:12
psych for men. He's doing a particular thing, right, He's doing a
1:41:16
thing here. The advice is very milk toast. He's just giving it a
1:41:23
little zing. He's putting a little paprika on it. Sizzle and the sizzle
1:41:27
on the steak. Yeah, that's it. Like and you're like, oh
1:41:30
my god, look at the sizzle. But yeah, don't right, and
1:41:34
don't conflate this with all men. Mm hmm, all right, let's go.
1:41:40
I got a superchow from Richard. He gives his five bucks and says,
1:41:43
we find your terms to be accountable. Uh, thank you for that.
1:41:47
Ah and uh yeah, we'll play a little bit more of this.
1:41:53
Oh next, they say, dress very nicely when you go out with her.
1:41:58
The goal of this is to take the attention from her and give it
1:42:00
to herself. She's going to step up her game and compete with you.
1:42:03
I have thought for some time, and I've seen nothing to disprove this.
1:42:09
That man, what that's that's freaking adorable? Like I feel like she's not
1:42:15
getting the stick. Yeah, Like it's like she's she's she's gone to a
1:42:23
comic con and she's seen a Darth Vader like cosplayer and the guy is getting
1:42:30
out his fake lightsaber and he's making to stab someone with it, right,
1:42:35
and she's like, no, get the security. She's gonna kill someone.
1:42:40
Oh my god, get him out of hair. She's not getting the stick.
1:42:46
She's just sitting here and having it bounce off her head like she's a
1:42:53
lemming or something, just like a cow. I actually think cows are more
1:42:57
smart. But you know, like something really dumb. It's just not getting
1:43:02
it. And I don't know if it's deliberate, but it's stupid. And
1:43:06
she's really not seriously, she's she's unintentionally demonstrating. Why that whole statement about
1:43:16
don't don't compliment a woman on her looks, compliment her on skills she has,
1:43:21
or intelligence or her insight? Why that freaked her out? It's really
1:43:26
becoming a parent. Okay, yep, all right. Any of the men
1:43:32
in the red pill community want to be women themselves so badly they are so
1:43:38
mad that women be getting out. Whoa are you dumb? I don't know
1:43:46
why she's so hostile towards the red pill man? Why is she so?
1:43:53
Why is she so? Why has she chosen stupidity as a life style?
1:44:00
You have chosen stupidity because Saman saying that, so, do you not know
1:44:11
that you are demonstrating the thing that you think you are calling out, like
1:44:17
the attitude towards women. You are demonstrating, Oh, these guys want to
1:44:21
be women, so women want to have attention on them or they do have
1:44:28
attention on them. Okay, so let's see women, what is it exactly
1:44:32
you're admitting to? What exactly are you admitting to here? Hannah? Yeah?
1:44:45
What? What good? And she's so happy because she thinks she's got
1:44:47
them by the balls? Ye got them? Okay, let's let's go a
1:44:54
little bit more out that women get presents bought for them, women get compliments,
1:45:00
that women get attention. The jealousy they have of women is palpable.
1:45:05
He goes on to say, Oh, well, I guess I guess that
1:45:12
gets men are putting more effort into their relationships with women than the reverse.
1:45:20
Is this the own you think it is? Yeah? Right, you know,
1:45:25
like you just basically said the men are giving out the compliments that men
1:45:30
are giving out, the gifts that men are giving out, the attention the
1:45:34
men are putting the work in. You have just said that, right,
1:45:42
And what what what is the problem if men are like you know, I'd
1:45:46
like some of that. I'd like some work put in by women. You
1:45:54
know, I would like equality in this relationship. You don't how to treat
1:46:00
me like your cat, but you know, maybe you could treat me a
1:46:04
little bit in the same way that I treat you. She's just revealed a
1:46:08
lot here, And I'm like, does she not have a sense of object
1:46:14
permanence? Is that's what's going on here? Like, does she not have
1:46:17
the ability to contain, you know, like keep a concept and retain it
1:46:23
in her short term memory long enough to not make a fool of herself Because
1:46:30
I don't know if people realize it, because maybe this is just my way
1:46:33
of thinking, but she's making a fool of herself, right, she's discounting
1:46:41
everything she's saying. First of all, she presents a woman who has the
1:46:44
same attitude towards men as this sith lord. Dating a vice from a sith
1:46:49
lord for men has towards women, even though one presumes that one one is
1:46:57
LARPing a is a sith lord. Their day advice is gonna be on the
1:47:01
dark side of things. But that is equivalent to the average woman or the
1:47:06
ideal woman. She's presenting her as the ideal woman that all women should adopt,
1:47:13
and that's equivalent her their dating advice. Her attitude toward dating is equivalent
1:47:18
to the attitude of a sith lord. Okay, that's a bit of an
1:47:21
own there, lady. You're showing a lot and now she's admitting that men
1:47:27
do more in dating, and she's like, oh, I'm going to own
1:47:31
them because I'm gonna say, oh, you guys are just jealous that that
1:47:35
women do so little, you know, they get away with so little and
1:47:40
get so much out of dating. I've owned you. It's okay. Us
1:47:47
women, we're lily, we're really lazy, but we can't even be bothered,
1:47:51
and we don't give gifts to compliments, and we're terrible companions. And
1:47:57
I can't believe that you guys are jealous of how lousy we could be.
1:48:00
Ha ha ha sucks to be you. Okay, that's okay, all right,
1:48:08
you kill it. Yeah, we're really bad companions. Ladies are really
1:48:15
bad companions. Haha. We get away with it basically, Oh god you.
1:48:24
And what's amazing to me is that she doesn't seem to be aware of
1:48:28
what she's doing. You know what I'm saying. M h, I bet
1:48:33
she has a huge channel compared to ours. Let me see, I'll tell
1:48:40
you in a second. I'll look. I think, Yeah, she's probably
1:48:43
bigger than us for sure. Yeah, no, actually she's not. Wow.
1:48:48
Her personal channel has only five thousand, five point two six thousand subscribers.
1:48:54
But but I think that she's done like that. The video were on
1:49:00
into a while back where she was talking about, oh, I don't remember
1:49:03
libertarian feminism. We responded to her a while ago that was on a bigger
1:49:09
channel, like one of those like Reason magazine type libertarian channels. And for
1:49:15
me, I think that the important thing is to be aware of is that
1:49:20
this is essentially this is essentially feminist entryism happening, and that you have to
1:49:30
be careful because everyone assumes that feminism is just about, you know, equality
1:49:33
between the sexes, right, and it's not. It's it's not it's the
1:49:39
party of single women. It's it is anti family, anti male, anti
1:49:45
children, and ultimately anti everything, like it'll just destroy everything. Like whatever
1:49:49
it is that you're worried about is being caused in some degree from the division
1:49:56
between men and women. And finally people are starting to catch on, you
1:49:59
know. I quoted Scott Adams the other day who said that the problem we
1:50:01
have is one between men and women, because when men and women are together
1:50:06
and they're married and they're making families, they're not trying to destroy societies.
1:50:12
So it's it's because there's like a lot of people with time on their hands
1:50:15
and no. Everything, everything I'm telling you, guys, yeah, everything,
1:50:18
take a moment. Everything traces back to the problem between men and women.
1:50:24
Yeah, immigration, because that's where it starts from. Yeah, that's
1:50:28
literally where life begins. It's where men and women, where societies come from.
1:50:32
It comes from, yep, connecting men and women's instincts to reproduce.
1:50:36
And we have really complex instincts around reproduction because we're very social and we're you
1:50:42
social in a lot of ways, so we have these really complexes. You
1:50:45
tie that into the creation and the perpetuation of a society. Bam, you
1:50:50
got a civilization. There you go. That's where it starts. I can
1:50:54
tell you this because that's that's my thing. Like deconstructing things down to their
1:50:59
basic elements is like that. That's my jam. That's what I'm at.
1:51:05
You can compliment me on that. By the way, guys, I appreciate
1:51:09
that. You don't have to just compliment me on my looks. You know,
1:51:13
I'll accept compliments on how brilliant I am as well. Yeah, all
1:51:20
right, I gotta wrap it up soon because I gotta take the dog out
1:51:24
and but but we'll do one more clip and then wrap it up. This
1:51:30
is a heat because no woman but that pearl thing. Whatever, right,
1:51:33
these kinds of things look at other women. Ah, that pearl thing.
1:51:40
You. I don't feel bad. I don't feel bad about any of my
1:51:43
comments about you. That pearl thing. Okay, okay, yeah, yes,
1:51:48
take glances at other women. It's already creates a notion in her mind.
1:51:54
That's not good grammar. But I guess what he's trying to say is
1:51:56
you should stare at other women in front of her to put a notion in
1:51:59
her mind. Yes, it'll put a notion in her mind that you are
1:52:02
a creep and a weirdo. In another post. Oh okay, uh,
1:52:11
well, maybe there's another way to look at it. No, man,
1:52:18
I think it again. It's just a response to turning the whole relationship into
1:52:21
a battleground. Yeah, I don't. I honestly, a lot of this
1:52:30
stuff is very combative. But again, you have to consider the source.
1:52:33
It's from a sith lord. Yeah, like, this is not this is
1:52:40
not like average average dude weighing in on this is this is this is dark
1:52:46
psychology. And I'm just I'm confounded by the fact that she doesn't realize that
1:52:51
that dark psychology might be going on the dark end of things, you know
1:52:56
what I mean, Okay, let's keep let's all right a little bit.
1:53:00
You don't know, you you had something to say, It's right, I
1:53:03
no, no, no, don't really remember. I'm well, I'm just
1:53:09
saying that. You know, men, here's the thing I think men are.
1:53:12
We're gonna notice other women because he says, go ahead and look.
1:53:15
If you notice them right now, you could say, yeah, that's that's
1:53:18
kind of rude to the woman you're with. But I think that the takeaway
1:53:23
that most men are gonna get is I'm not an evil monster because I notice
1:53:29
a woman and the woman with me like she I don't know, like maybe
1:53:35
it's just like a desire, like there should be an understanding that men checking
1:53:40
out other women, however briefly, is not like an eternal scar on the
1:53:46
woman they're with, because they're still with her. It's not a promotion of
1:53:49
cheating. It's not like it's not suggesting anything else except you know, if
1:53:55
you see it, then see it now. Maybe the idea is there's like
1:53:59
a mental game being played we like keep them you know on. I don't
1:54:02
know, like feeling a little insecure enough that they are gonna work harder to
1:54:09
like maintain your commitment to her. And you could say that that is manipulative,
1:54:14
but again, like women do it too, and they've always done it,
1:54:17
They've always played these games. I don't like games personally. I wouldn't
1:54:21
tolerate it, and I don't think people should if that's not what they're into.
1:54:25
But I don't think there's anything evil going on. I don't think it's
1:54:29
creepy. I think creep is is kind of a stinky word that gets overused
1:54:34
by women. So I don't Yeah, I don't think that's a problem.
1:54:40
All right, So I've worst it's rude. Yeah, at worst, it's
1:54:45
it's rude to your partner. This will be the last way I shouldn't be.
1:54:47
Like, so I've gotten like I've gotten caught checking out other women,
1:54:50
but like the woman I'm with will be checking them out too, because if
1:54:55
they're really putting, you know, putting things out on display, I mean,
1:54:58
how can you not notice. It's like a trap, you know,
1:55:03
and women know what they're doing. Like you go to the gym and there's
1:55:05
like somebody wearing almost nothing and she's working out and you catch a glance.
1:55:10
I mean, I'm a man, I have blood running through my veins.
1:55:14
I can't help it. It doesn't mean anything. So yeah, let's finish
1:55:20
this one because I'm curious how she's going to be offended by it. Okay.
1:55:26
In another post, he says, never be too quick to have sex,
1:55:29
even if you were there for the sex. Never let her know that
1:55:31
your real intention is you being thirsty and you just only want to get under
1:55:35
her skirt. Make her feel that is the last thing you want to do
1:55:39
with her. Women already assume that that is the first thing you want to
1:55:42
do with us. It doesn't really matter what kind of mental games you try
1:55:45
to play there. We're not gonna be like, oh, this one's different.
1:55:47
He just doesn't like sex. No, we're gonna think you have a
1:55:49
rectile dysfunction. In another he says, this woman is Yeah, it is
1:55:56
a little bit infuriating, right. I think this is when my race was
1:56:00
filling out. What an asshole you are? Oh God, I I I
1:56:10
you know what I'm gonna wish on this woman menopause, enjoy enjoy being old.
1:56:19
Well, it's gonna happen, so I don't really have to wish it.
1:56:23
Wait, I I you know, like that whole the threatoid. I
1:56:29
wish you would be or I wouldn't even rape you. Okay, I'm wishing
1:56:31
menopause on you. Godspeed. Mm hmmm, it's gonna happen, right,
1:56:39
you are going to become sexually invisible. Enjoy enjoy that moment. Yeah,
1:56:49
it's just like, oh, we think you have a rectile dysfunction. God,
1:56:55
what a bitch? Yeah believed? Well what No, it's just even
1:57:03
if you are there for the sex, never let her know that's your real
1:57:05
intention is being thirsty. Okay. You know that you probably have had sex
1:57:10
with a man who's faked orgasm, lady, And I'm not saying that you
1:57:14
in particular. It's just something that you know a lot of men have done,
1:57:17
and they's just women would never know because I want these assumptions. They
1:57:23
have these assumptions that you are making right now that every man wants to have
1:57:28
sex with you, and if they don't, it's because there's something wrong with
1:57:31
them. Medical. Yes, you are fucking disgusting. Like and honestly,
1:57:36
I'm not I'm not really fond of like dating advice from the sith Lord here,
1:57:42
but at least he's not like pretending that he's anything but what he is.
1:57:46
He's dark psychology for men. You know it's gonna come from the dark
1:57:50
side. That's the branding. But you are pretending to be something that you're
1:57:58
not to be what you are, which is abusive, which is approaching a
1:58:06
relationship in exactly the same way. And you think that that's the ideal that
1:58:11
all women should aspire to, to approach a relationship as a game, as
1:58:16
a battle, as some kind of paranoid thing. Because the woman that you
1:58:20
would put as your ideal, what did she have to say? Don't let
1:58:25
him influence you? What do you think this guy's talking about? Exactly the
1:58:29
same thing. So all that I'm seeing is that you're upset because sith Lord
1:58:34
here is as bad as the woman you present as every woman, average woman
1:58:39
should be and is your ideal. You're looking in a freaking mirror and you
1:58:45
don't like what you see because you're actually seeing it being applied to you.
1:58:55
All right, And also men have a right to not be interested in you
1:59:01
sexually, right, And they have a right not to be shamed by you
1:59:08
for not being interested in you sexually, because you have revealed a hell of
1:59:12
a lot about yourself, Hannah. You don't think you have, but you
1:59:18
have. You are not a nice person. You are not a gentle person.
1:59:25
You're not the kind of person who respects the boundaries of your partner.
1:59:30
Yeah, you're you're a person. You know what what happens when your fiance
1:59:35
gets old and maybe has some trouble. What are you gonna say to him?
1:59:41
What are you gonna do? Are you gonna shame him? You're gonna
1:59:45
say? Are you a bag? You're not much of a man? I
1:59:50
is that what you're gonna do? Look at you. You can't satisfy me.
2:00:00
Are a fucking monster. And I'm pretty sure the dyke psychology. If
2:00:04
I said, yeah, you're you're doing the whole you know, uh,
2:00:08
dating advice for men from a sith Lord thing, he'd probably laugh and say,
2:00:12
yeah, he knows what he is. He knows what he's doing.
2:00:15
You have no clue because you have never been told. You've never been told
2:00:21
that you're being an appalling monster. Oh it's okay to do that to men.
2:00:29
You got to come along thinking it's okay that you're that women don't compliment
2:00:34
men, that they don't give them presents, that they don't appreciate their company,
2:00:41
that they don't treat them as valuable, that they are actually losers when
2:00:45
it comes to how they treat their partners. I mean, if women were
2:00:48
men, you would consider them monstrous losers. And yet you don't consider yourself
2:00:54
that because you don't hold yourself to the same standard that you're holding men to.
2:00:57
And that at the same breath, you think that your standards, even
2:01:00
though you're holding men to a hot, much higher standard of complementing, of
2:01:05
gifts, of attention, of providing and provision, you insist that they that
2:01:15
you're not holding the men and any standard all that this is just what you're
2:01:18
owed. So you bring less to the table, and when men pointed out,
2:01:26
you mock them for it. Well, we're supposed to be losers,
2:01:30
don't you know that women are supposed to be losers in the relationship. That's
2:01:33
what we're supposed to be. We're supposed to be the weak ones, the
2:01:36
incapable ones, the helpless ones. We're supposed to be the ones that don't
2:01:41
bring anything because we're useless fuck trds. Don't you know that? Men?
2:01:45
And if you aren't able to accommodate for our weakness, and inability and helplessness
2:01:50
and stupidity. Then it's your fault. Wow, what a self own?
2:01:59
And then you have the gas of saying, oh, we just want normal
2:02:00
men. Well, you sure as hell don't want the male equivalent of yourself
2:02:06
because you're looking at the male equivalent of yourself and you're like horrified, who's
2:02:12
this? This is dark psychology? God, he's just saying what I would
2:02:15
say about men. How dare he? Good? Lord? I feel for
2:02:23
men. And this woman has a fiance she does not deserve. I think
2:02:30
she does not love one, she does not deserve one, but she's got
2:02:34
one. How how you hit her that? There's a lot of men that
2:02:42
will only value like they they all they care about is that the woman doesn't
2:02:45
look like she's been hitting the head by the shovel. You know, that's
2:02:48
it? Mm hmm, even though I think she's had stuff done to her
2:02:57
lips like every woman does at this point in time. But oh yeah,
2:03:00
man, women are getting all kinds of work done these days. It looks
2:03:03
like she's having some kind of allergic and men aren't. Men aren't actually making
2:03:08
demands unless like dark Triad men are, and they're thinking that dark triad men
2:03:13
are all men and they're responding to that. But yeah, because that's what
2:03:15
they find attractive, the attitude. Yeah, well yeah, they like I
2:03:18
said, when it comes to the opinions of men, they're only looking at
2:03:21
the top guys are the ones that get the most attention or the ones that
2:03:24
are most popular, and they're like, oh, that's all men. It's
2:03:26
like, you know, there's like thousands of men you don't even see that
2:03:30
are around you all the time. It's just like when feminists say, you
2:03:32
know that they feel unsafe, like like walking home at night because they heard
2:03:36
about this incident with this one like man that did something to a woman.
2:03:41
And it's like, yeah, but how many men do you pass every day
2:03:43
in your life, every day that don't do anything? How many do you
2:03:46
even see them? Of course not. You can't even like realistically observe the
2:03:53
world if you're if everyone is invisible to you, that's like beneath your notice.
2:03:57
I just I'm freaking like she is, Like she's basically just showing her
2:04:02
ass in this entire video. Mm hmm, good lord. Like that really
2:04:08
fucking disgusts me when when people sexually shame others like that, because you know,
2:04:15
if he, her fiance or her boyfriend doesn't perform to her satisfaction,
2:04:19
he's gonna get, you know, a blast from both barrels. Yeah,
2:04:25
Like, imagine that. Imagine being attached to this and having her say that,
2:04:30
you know, you might be tired, or maybe you're overworked, or
2:04:33
maybe you're stressed because of her bullshit, or maybe it's just the constant grind
2:04:39
of being in a relationship with this woman is finally taking its tole, you
2:04:43
know, and she just blasts you with both barrels. Like how I don't
2:04:47
know, Like, I don't see how she's attractive enough to tolerate this bullshit
2:04:51
coming out of her mouth. But that's just me. I'm a woman,
2:04:55
you know, Like I'm always amazed at how men just tolerate the shit that
2:05:01
women dough. All right, well, I gotta wrap it up because Jojo,
2:05:09
I can give him some attention. He he hates something that disagreed with
2:05:13
him, and he hasn't been doing really well, but hopefully it'll pass.
2:05:17
I don't know what he got into, but he's been Yeah, he's been
2:05:23
having a bad couple of days. So I'm gonna take care of him.
2:05:26
But getting in some enzymes. He may be having some trouble with digesting his
2:05:30
food. Yeah, yeah, Lindsay's been giving him stuff. He'll be okay.
2:05:34
It's just gonna take a little time. He's strong like boul but it's
2:05:40
just he's just got to get through it. But I did get another super
2:05:43
Chow from Laptop two fifteen for twenty bucks. Thank you laptop, and says
2:05:48
unrelated, but I was wondering, since you run a game channel, have
2:05:51
you considered doing a let's play of The Coffin of Andy and Layley. It's
2:05:57
a controversial game. I don't know what that is, but I'll look in
2:06:00
to it. The gaming channel is called Honey Badger Arcade. If you want
2:06:02
to go subscribe, I'm gonna be doing some of that later today, So
2:06:09
yeah, go ahead and check it out if you've got some free time.
2:06:12
And I think I'm gonna try and do a call in show on Friday if
2:06:15
I can get someone to be the screener. If I can get a screener,
2:06:21
I assume that that would be okay, right, Allison, unless you
2:06:25
have something else in mind for Friday. Allison, are you there? Did
2:06:32
she drop out? No? I did not drop out. I was muted.
2:06:35
Sorry, that's fine. You know, I'm probably gonna be uh,
2:06:41
I'm going to be doing some I'm gonna upload some videos of my response to
2:06:45
that particular comment that was saying, oh, you only have yourselves to blame,
2:06:51
because I think that, you know, that's true. We do only
2:06:55
have or at least I only have myself to blame. Of course that's always
2:06:58
true. I suck. I recognize that, but I think there's some other
2:07:01
things that we can blame, like being targeted by Dark the Department of Homeland
2:07:05
Security and the algorithm and all kinds of crap that's happened. And you know,
2:07:11
sometimes I think that, you know, there's trade offs, right,
2:07:15
Yeah, we're doing something. You know, let's make this a show.
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If you want to support the show, Feedbadger, dot com, slash just
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support, And you know, I think it's really critical to support our show
2:07:30
because I think we're getting into a more of the meat of what's wrong on
2:07:38
here. Like I think we get distracted with the politics, which is intentional
2:07:42
in my opinion, but it does really come back to the relationship between men
2:07:46
and women. If we don't have that, we don't have a positive relationship
2:07:51
between men and women. Then what you look at, what you see is
2:07:56
that men don't have a good relationship with themselves. They don't have a good
2:07:59
relationship with other men, And women's relationship with men sucks. Their relationship with
2:08:03
themselves starts to really suck because look at this, like, she is revealing
2:08:09
a lot about her attitude towards herself. Right, she isn't somebody who is
2:08:16
cultivating skills that she would like compliments for, or cultivating insight that you would
2:08:22
like compliments for. It freaks her out that she's not gonna get compliments on
2:08:26
her looks. I'm like, yeah, bring it like I'm I'm okay,
2:08:30
I don't compete well on the issue of looks. I'm fine with. Let's
2:08:33
let's get compliments for something else, you know. That's that's good. I'm
2:08:37
good with that. She's not insecurity. And the thing is that you don't
2:08:43
have to feel insecure about that. Go out and cultivate a skill. Become
2:08:48
a gardener, right, go knit, you know, make something of yourself,
2:08:54
be something more than just attractive for what it's worth, right, do
2:09:01
something more. Maybe take it upon yourself to look at your partner and say,
2:09:07
what can I do to be strong for him. You know what can
2:09:13
I do to make his life easier? Develop yourself on that way? You
2:09:18
know that that's not happening. And because it's not happening, she lives with
2:09:20
insecurity, anxiety, and paranoia. Those are her constant companions, which is
2:09:26
why she's looking at this sith Lord and saying, oh, this is all
2:09:30
men. No, it's just the sith Lord. His advice, if you
2:09:33
take away the branding edge, is just milk toast. Right, don't be
2:09:37
thirsty, Yes, don't you want wit men not to be too thirsty?
2:09:43
Right? Have your own thing going. Yeah, she even agreed with that,
2:09:50
have your own thing going. Like this is all very simple, straightforward,
2:09:58
non controversial advice that the sith Lord is just giving a scythy spin to.
2:10:03
That's it, and she's turned it into some freaking attack on womanhood by
2:10:07
the average man. It's ridiculous and it really speaks to an attitude of persecution
2:10:13
that she has. And all of this means that she's got a really shitty
2:10:18
relationship with herself, which has only become comparent when you know, my curse
2:10:24
comes to fruition, I wish menopause upon you. That's when her shitty relationship
2:10:30
with herself will become very apparent to her and she could start working on it
2:10:35
now. Like she said, oh, women are doing the work. Are
2:10:39
you really like that's the other thing? What did she say? She said,
2:10:43
women are doing the work. Men aren't doing the work. Well,
2:10:46
what about all of that about how men are doing the compliments, they're doing
2:10:50
the attention, they're doing the gifts, right, you don't think they're also
2:10:52
trying to do whatever work on themselves that they think women want, Like what
2:10:58
work from women? Doing the work that women are apparently doing is bringing a
2:11:03
whole bunch of munitions and cluster bombs to the battlefield that they're going to create
2:11:09
their relation, turn the relationship into Okay, I should have just been concluding
2:11:13
this. I'm sorry, Brian, that's all right, And I figured that
2:11:18
this was gonna good. That we need to start working on the relationship between
2:11:24
the sexes, right, we need to start calling out attitudes like this,
2:11:30
she not doing She's not doing herself any favors. Okay, she is.
2:11:39
Look at that one thing where she's saying, well, women are losers and
2:11:41
relationships ha ha ha. Don't you wish you were able to be women?
2:11:46
When losers too, like, what the hell was that? When women don't
2:11:50
make any kind of effort in their relationships? Ha ha ha. Don't you
2:11:54
wish you were us? Ha ha ha, Like are you fucking kidding me?
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our discord where we can ponder it at feed the Badger dot calm slash.
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Just the tip and we will read it probably at the next show when we
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actually have Karen on to talk about this. I think that she's gonna have
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she's gonna have a riot, like she's gonna I think she's she's gonna really
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enjoy this one. What do you think, Brian, Oh, yeah,
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she's she's this is gonna he's gonna have some things to say. Oh yeah,
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many things to say. Yeah, she'll have some words words, many
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words. We'll definitely have. We'll do we'll do more. I think this
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is this video gets spicier better in that in that it'll be content. So
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well, we'll see where it goes. See all right, So thank you
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to everybody who supported, very much appreciated, and thank you again to the
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people who are helping fund this whatever it is for the next month, feed
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the Badger dot com slash support and I'll leave it at that. We're gonna
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go. We're gonna be revisiting this hopefully. Yeah, we'll be back for
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part two like whenever. Yeah, you can set something up hopefully Wednesday.
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This is that's the final day for the fundraiser, so we gotta oh yeah,
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it's got to be Wednesday. Yeah, it's got to be Wednesday.
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So back to you, Brian, get your get relieve your dogg O.
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