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Frenzied Feminism



In my mansplaining era *twinkle* 00:00 Intro 01:55 “Believe All Women” 03:38 Victim Mentality 06:32 Disparities in Outcome 09:18 …

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  1. Eh if you weren't a Trump supporter I would agree with you

    THAT WAS A F*ING JOKE BTW. It's always better to be explicit nowadays, it's sad, totally ruins it, but it's the only safe option

  2. The hilarious part is that women demand equality to be on equal footing as men yet still demand men be superior to them. The cognitive dissonance women have in modern-day is…. Like watching a ret@rd trying to hump a doorknob.

  3. Mucho gracias for noting that there are those who call themselves "feminists" in much the same way the Dick "Rachel" Levine calls himself a "women". ..that is as fantasist thieves who have infiltrated a more social and courteous society on behalf of the QTDEIGIMAP+ community. They're no more feminists than I'm a horse. Cheers! TM-

  4. I think the subconscious desire to be a "victim" is largely due to the lack of responsibility it comes with. Being a victim means you are not responsible for the bad things happening to you. It can feel somewhat freeing until you realize that it goes both ways. If you are not owning up to your mistakes, you are unable to own your wins or have any control over your circumstances.

    There are real victims out there who through absolutely no fault of their own have suffered greatly in life, but most of these people have all the power and RIGHTS to actually do something about their circumstances, but it's harder. It's a vicious cycle. "I'm a victim! Therefore, I'm not responsible for my misery." On the surface, that feels nice knowing they're not to blame. But then, they find after a while, they're just staying miserable without any way out other than to admit this is mostly their own problem that they could solve by taking some responsibility. The longer it takes to admit that though, the more they have to admit they were wrong. It feeds on itself. It's sad really.

    I totally can empathize with how difficult that is. I've made mistakes, and at some point, I thought that being diagnosed with depression, etc., would have made me feel better, as if it wasn't all my fault, but I realized the same thing. As long as I had that mentality, I have no power, no hope to even get out of it. It's really hard. Super hard in fact. But I won't pretend like defaulting to victim is going to actually solve any problems.

    Tldr; Victimhood should be reserved for people who really have through no or little fault of their own had no power to get out of their suffering, not be used as a scapegoat to push away self-improvement.

  5. Dude finally found out. Every man does sooner or later. Men are and women are different, equality is not what we need. Accepting our differences and playing to our strengths are really what would bring a better world. There are some outliers of course but on the whole men and women are meant for different roles and there’s nothing wrong with that, we need both.

  6. I agree with almost everything, but I do think we, as a society, need to stop saying "you're getting paid less because you're in lower paying fields" and start wondering why we devalue those fields in the first place. I think we could do better with paying women what they're worth regardless of their chosen career path (and men in those careers as well, of course). That's probably the only area where I can kind of see the feminists' point. Otherwise, they really need to step outside. I find that most men don't treat me any differently, and the ones who do are idiots who aren't worth my time.

  7. Masculinity isn't always about being buff and big and well built. It's first of all about being brave enough to tell the truth even if it makes you go against the stream and marginalizes you. And you have that spirit within you. So you're much more masculine than many ''tough guys'' out there

  8. A lot of people like to make the argument that modern feminists have gone off the rails. They often start from the premise that feminism was good in the beginning. I think that is the premise that needs to be reexamined and not taken as a given. I think you will find that feminism is inherently flawed and operates from a ridiculous premise that men and women would be treated equally, a premise that no one actually behave as though they believe is true.

    The true issue is that everyone keeps asserting that men and women should be treated as equals while continuing to treat them as the unequals that they actually are.

  9. The only reason why racism and sexism seem to be a problem nowdays is because how radical and hateful the people claiming to fight against it have become. They created the division. They are what they hate. They point their fingers but have 3 fingers pointing back at them…

  10. When tired ideological movements struggle to cling to life and relevance far beyond their initial scope, they do it the same way they do everything else — using humans as flesh and blood vessels. This is where feminism is today, and it’s not a pretty picture.

  11. At 7:20 you said you 'never heard this in public discourse'. Tell me you never heard or watched the infamous Cathy Newman "interview" of Jordan Peterson from 6 years ago, without telling me you never heard or watched the infamous Cathy Newman "interview" of Jordan Peterson. Which, you should really watch, it's one of the greatest moments in media.

  12. The same women don’t care how they have unequal greater privileges than other people.

    While there are stats in which women suffer worse than men, the same as true and reverse, and the social climate has certainly been more feminine than masculine for the last couple decades.

    It seems like it’s OK for everybody to put men into the boxes that they want to send their sons off to war and nobody cares about how boys are doing in school, and every problem that men have is men’s fault and every problem that everybody else has is men’s fault.

    The fact that that is the social climate that we don’t live in much of a patriarchal society, we live in, I would seriously challenge that.

    I think the problem with Western is we don’t have enough masculinity in homes, not the reverse.

    If women could solve this problem, then all of these single mothers would have raised incredible men.

    But even with big daddy GOVT helping them, the boys and men coming out of these single Mom household are generally worse off, statistically speaking, , then a household with a mother and a father, or even just a father.

    That’s just stats and math

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