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@@Ocamerick 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so, toxic masculinity doesn't exist?

Who gives women those std's? Men.... By any chance?

@@One-Goth and who gives these man std's? Woman by any chance? I was thinking we were talking about why things are how they are, not playing blaming game.

​@Anarchiusz then, men, put a condom on it. And yes, I do blame men. Men burned, hanged and drowned 90 000 women and children in the 1600's for being witches, which they clearly weren't. Men dislike women. Men think women should be slaves to them in marriage. Men think that women should do certain things for them, due to influencers such as Andrew Tate etc. Women are playing catch up and men are trying to stop us all the way. #notallmen

​@@Anarchiuszwe know why things are the way they are. Men. Simple.

I think you will find social scientists study this. As for religion, most religions are patriarchal, by design. Let's use Christianity. Women are seen as less than. Looking at Islam, women forced to wear burqa's and suffer FGM. That is nothing to do with religious doctrine, but it is men controlling women. Woke, what is your understanding of the term?

@One-Goth I see it for what it is, one of two popular movements. One is accelerationism, represented by many tech people, capitalists and some conservatives. They believe that if we accelerate research and technology we will overcome problems we have and these that will arise in meantime. Wishful thinking. And the second, believe that we can save ourselves by lowering population numbers to sustainable numbers. Pretty logical. And the woke people are making it possible by no violence way, by showing people that they can have sex without having kids.

​@@Anarchiuszwow! Where are you getting these ideas from? Fake news by any chance? If, what you are saying is true, who is running things? Oh, let me see, rich, white men. Billionaires and oligarchs, who care not for anyone but themselves. Everything is a lie. Women in the West are having less kids for a number of reasons. Here are a few. 1. They don't want to. 2. Unaffordable (due to governments etc making it so, for their own monetary gain. Mostly men). 3. The rhythm method has been a thing since forever. 4. Men have made women be responsible for using birth control. 5. Men want to take away women's reproductive rights. I say, give all men a vasectomy and there will be no need for terminations. 6. Mostly, women have become sick and tired of putting up with men's toxic masculinity, as they realise, living alone means they stand a better chance of survival.

Who is doing that? No-one. Fake news and spread by ppl like Trump etc.

@@wulphstein pre-marital sex.

Making fun of someone is bullying. You know it is.

@@wulphstein and there we go, male privilege. Yes, it was bad for both men and women. But, men have male privilege. You have just proven that.

@@NainKaigo I don't have time to respond to all of this. 1. Equality does not mean lifting heavy things or women working in more male environments. 2. Women were only allowed to work in shops or as maids etc up until the 70's. Why? Men. 3. Men have shaped the world into an awful place - war, land grabbing, and exploitation if young girls and women (please think broader than the West, this includes all women around the world). 3. You friends who are married and happy, great. I was married and my ex beat me, tried to strangle and grape me. Women stay in abusive relationships for many reasons, and this is caused by a trauma bond. You don't know the insides of their marriage, only what they allow you to see. 4. Until me stop using misogynist tropes, we will not be equal. Even yourself, coming here and commenting, shows the denial you have around this. Again, women aren't in power, because men have been pushing women down for centuries. Women weren't allowed to go to university until the last century, because men are afraid of women being more intelligent than themselves. If you think it's perceived grievances, then, groping, flashing, cat calling etc is clearly minimised in your eyes. 1 in 3 women in the world, has experienced some form of SA or DV. And before you say men have more violence against them, yes, they do. And guess what, it's caused by.... Men. Ask women what they think.

@@One-Goth What does equality mean to you? You didn't propose any changes in this video. I am not denying women weren't allowed to do certain things 50 years ago. My point is, that is not the way things are now. Women are graduating college at a higher rate then men, are generally more successful in school, and are out earning men in positions where the work is equal. Women have all the opportunity in the world and instead complain it is still unfair. To even suggest that my friends marriages could be abusive is absolute insanity. You have even less ground to stand on than I do - you having never met them. I am truly sorry you have been abused and were hurt so badly. Videos like this come off as a scorned woman trying to paint all men with the same brush. Even though you disclose upfront you are not talking about all men, you use language that suggests otherwise. Rather than shouting into the void about how bad men are and how women have it so hard, maybe work on personal healing and dealing with the trauma from your past. Surround yourself with better people. In other comments you say, "My experience has been quite bad. Not just from my ex, but from many others". Seems you are just bad at picking men and you have an axe to grind.

@NainKaigo and there we go. The misogyny in the last line "maybe I'm bad at picking men" MAYBE BE BETTER MEN. Equality to me, means being able to go out in the dark and not fear being graped or unalived by a man. Maybe you've lived a very sheltered life. Once men stop graping, groping, trafficking, FGM-ing, upskirting, cat calling flashing, and so much more, then we will be equal.

@@Slappyjoe364 she/her. Check my bio.

My dad used to call me Morticia, so, thank you 🖤

@@auntsally5683 thank you so much. There will be more of this series to come.

Likewise.

Well, Trump has been found guilty of grape and Tate is alleged to have graped, not just women, but minors.

@@One-Goth No, trump has not been “found guilty of grape”

@@One-Goth check what you write/say before you post.

@@One-Goth Blatant lie

@spamgwin4166 yes, he was. Do you not read/watch the news?

You think I'm Trans? Is that why you came to comment, because you are blind?

Do I make you angry?

@@One-Goth you’re laughable that’s all 😂 you’ve got no idea what you’re talking about

And yet, you do?

@@One-Goth absolutely. Abrtn is mrdr, don’t gnd trns kds, mn dnt belong in wmns sports or changing rooms

@@One-Goth probably just got taken down again

Pray tell, what do you mean?🤔

@@One-Goth read your tarot cards, maybe they'll tell you? Your hypocrisy is noted though. Misandry is as bad as misogyny.

@@GB-vn1tf no answer? Deflection. Next.

@@One-Goth are you blind? You, are a hypocrite calling anyone an incel. Not too bright, are you?

​@@GB-vn1tfagain, deflection. I wonder if you even know what incel means. I wonder why that offends you so much? Incel yourself?

Relevant enough for you to comment.

Interesting enough for you to comment though...

At least I have something to say. You do not.

@@One-Goth The stuff I’d say if youtube wouldn’t censor it 😂

So, no actual conversation then? Just expletives? That's mature.

@@One-Goth trump is nothing like tate. Tate is pushing islam on western teenagers, trump is trying to save America

@@One-Goth the stuff id say if this was twitter, every point i try to make gets taken down. You support censorship so you’re on the side of “no conversation”

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 prove me wrong.

Same to you.

​@@jamesmcgregor7993you need to understand the difference. Go back to school.

@@jamesmcgregor7993 James, James, James. This is not a conversation. This is you bullying and shouting and getting angry over a video about someone you don't even like. Do you see the hypocrisy? A conversation is discourse, not bullying with phrases like "people like you" etc. You don't even know me. You thought I was American for goodness sake. I have a British accent.

@jamesmcgregor7993 soooo angry aren't you. Are you spitting yet?

@@One-Goth wow,, you really are a 🤡,, trying hard to upset me will only end with you feeling bad,,your the one going on about anger, not me. I’m finding you quite pathetic.

I can totally believe it. ❤

I have mentioned this before. But, what is the common denominator? Men.

Thank you, point taken. I do try. I think it's what your experience of men is. My experience has been quite bad. Not just from my ex, but from many others. Your advice is accepted and will be implemented. Thank you.

I will look into that. My ex didn't have a physically active job though. He was just a wuss. 😉

​@@One-Goththe answer to this nuance is really simple. Woman have higher pain threshold due to need to withstand birth, and painful periods. And the second thing is male bodies do have it harder to dispose heat from their bodies, which is seen in our everyday life, in every household, in winter when the thermostat wars begin 😊.

@@Anarchiusz seriously. Menopause is a thing you know. And, who normally 'wins' the heating war? Men. Do you see what the problem is here?

I begin to see. Bigotry? People who don't want to find answers only somone to blame? Because I see that's where our talk is going right now.

@Anarchiusz bigotry? Please explain. What I see, is a person in denial of toxic masculinity, someone who has male privilege.

The way I look at woke is not one of cancel culture, but one of "waking up" to the truth and feelings of others. As you rightly say in your comments, I need to use some men rather than men. Certain things, we shouldn't say anymore. Racial slurs included. As for those inciting violence on line, I do think that needs to be tackled. I lived in South Africa for 24 years, both before and after apartheid. There is a word that would be used to call poc and it was awful. That usage gradually went away. So, when we look at shows like Love Thy Neighbour and Rising Damp, even comedians who used racial slurs in their acts, we know that those things are now unacceptable. I was in a conversation with a much older man and he told a joke about gay people and used a derogatory term. I think a lot of it is generational. But, there are still people where I live who use the "p" word for the corner shop for example. I don't think we as white people feel any sort of offence at being white. Because of white privilege. And I accept I have that. It was evident growing up. So, I guess the meaning of the term is something I understand. Though, some white people perhaps don't see it that way as they haven't experienced what I did. I understand what you mean and why people have fear around cancel culture. However, I see it as people becoming more understanding. The Internet definitely needs better policing as such. To avoid what happened at Southport. My mum and sister live there and I went to visit and lay flowers. It was very emotional. And, was the fault of certain individuals stirring things up on line. My sister is friends with the lady who's wall was broken down and we took a drive past the school and area. Loads of pink ribbons everywhere. Violence has no skin colour. It just is. I feel that until there is equality in the world, violence will errupt. The Colson statue, I think, was a positive move. And instead of us all visiting old houses and ooing and ah-ing, the true story of how those houses were built and where the money came from are important. So we don't let those things happen again. It's a very difficult subject. As an academic, I mustn't have a view in essays and so on. But, personally, I see the injustices in the world and old thinking patterns. Anyway, my morning ramble is over. Thank you for your advice.

Lolz! Thank you for the advice. I have let a load of comments slide, but recently had to block someone as they did cross the line. 😂

@vlnow I wish I could afford it. What doesn't kill us, makes us stronger. I broke my tibia through running, twice. Subsequently, I have tendon damage which I am just going to have to live with. But this changed my gait and now, my hip on the same keg is giving me problems. I think the universe is telling me not to run anymore. But, when its something you love... Hope your mum is now OK. And again, thank you for the sub.

Try cycling. I got a rather severe hip imjury almost 3 years ago. I couldnt even walk or sit on a toilet for a while. And sleep was very hard to achieve for a while too. I feel this injury even now, although i am fully functional and i would say my hip is at 90% of prior to the injury, some flexibility however not returned, but i think that is more to do with the damage to my glute from the incident. Running for me ? No chance. But i can cycle at a decent pace for 20km, or 40km with no problem at all. For me at least, cycling is a winner. No impact, or rather very low impact. It does not agrivate my hip at all.

@vlnow I used to love mountain biking. I had a Claude Butler Hybrid, and rode the red route at Sherwood Pines, with my broken tibia. It took them 3 months to diagnose the break. It was a stress fracture. I was still teaching yoga with it. As we get older, our bodies protest a little more. Before my injuries, I was seriously considering a triathlon. After the Claude Butler, I got a 29" voodoo. That was a nice bike, but I kept falling off 🤣🤣🤣

@@vlnow aw, thank you, that is awesome!

@thegreatest1975 I would love their names, thank you. That is a good question, however, there would be no study done on that. So, if you can produce a study on it, that would be great. It would also be interesting to find out how many female teachers are afraid of the young boys in their classes who say they are going to go full AT on them. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

@@9906302 this goes back to tax they owe here in the UK, when they lived and worked here. When Romania has done with them, they are being extradited to the UK.

@@malik-670 you think Tate is telling the truth? The truth about what?

@@One-Goth the reason they locked him in jail is because he told the truth if he would be just crazy guy he tells lies they would never touch him

@malik-670 the reason he's going to jail is for trafficking, trafficking of minors, grape with minors, tax evasion and grape. What truth has he told? Let's see, a few years ago, he said, this is recorded, that he has never paid his taxes in the UK. Do you think His Majesty's Government are lying? There are voice messages, that he sent to one of his girls, saying he enjoyed graping her. 75000 pages of evidence. So, tell me when he told the truth.

@@One-Goth is there are 75000 pages of evidence why was he found innocent, they contacted every girl he had and said they would give 50 thousand if they have any bad story to tell about Andrew basically saying make one story up and we pay and every girl refused that actually shows that he is genuinely good person

@malik-670 he has not been found innocent. He has yet to go to trial. His lawyers have been trying to delay the trial. On the 28th of this month, they will be back in court and his lawyers will try to extend it again, as they frantically try to get evidence thrown out. The girls. There are 49 of them in total. Beatrice and 3 others have said they weren't trafficked and do not want to be seen as victims. However, the law in Romania states that even if they claim they weren't victims, they still are by law. I suggest you watch some of the footage from Common Sense Sceptic, Murdered By Crayons and Gadget. Also, watch the Channel 4 documentaries on Tate, it was filmed and documented by Matt Shea and Jamie Tashin, whe spent 4 years inside the Tate compound. Their book, Clown World is excellent.

So, giving someone food, because they are starving is begging? What you are saying makes no sense. I'm not going to comment on Trump. The man is an imbecile.

@@One-Goth nobody in Western society begs for food but drugs, begging is the total negation of the will, no animal begs another animal for food, they have agency, society removes agency and replaces it with artificial, conformity.

​@@the_famous_reply_guyso, people are begging for drugs? Well, I lived in South Africa for 24 years of my life and people begging, were begging for food and shelter. So, you need to clarify your point with some evidence. Has a study on this been done. I will agree, that society is now a consumer society. Who created this society? Governments. And Governments are voted in by the constituency. So, blame the voters for voting in the wrong party or for not petitioning their government. So, how does begging for drugs fit here? Let's see. Governments have underfunded the poor deliberately, to make them the scapegoats of the middle class. Blame the poor. This is a classic governmental stance and can be seen all through history. Don't blame the beggar, blame the government for their failure of not addressing the problem.

Please explain the social engineering against masculinity.

Social engineering against the male of the species is what I said. The fact you are already putting words in my mouth suggests I would be wasting my time telling you about the clear social engineering. Especially as it's fair to assume you somehow either don't believe it exists or have somehow been unable to see it despite this kind of thing being your current specialist subject.

Social engineering is not in itself a bad thing, it was used to stigmatise drink driving, it was used to reduce smoking, to stigmatise heroin use, it was used to raise awareness of Hiv and make protected s3x the norm, to make people more environmentally responsible etc etc ( UK ). What was a noble goal of equality of opportunity for women was also undertaken using social engineering. How else would you describe how feminism achieved so much ? It was social engineering. However, in the uk at least ( i can attest as its where i am from and grew up ) in the late 80's and 90's part of this drive went to far against men.

In schools it was more than just the ' sugar and spice and all things nice' nursrey rhymes we were taught. And the kids books that had these strong girls and idiot boys. It was also, especially in older classes a clear bias towards girl students by teachers. And a system of teaching that favoured girls. With an undertow of females being some persecuted minority. Persecuted by whom? Men of course. Not societal structure but men. So in school you were taught especially by openley feminist teachers, that men bad women good. Men oppressor, women oppressed. For a male kid do you think that is healthy?

In higher ed feminism is applauded and a legit study, but anything in opposition to these ideas not welcome or 'h8'. In society fathers came off very badly in divorses especially when it comes to custody or access to children. In media and fiction such as tv shows, men and maleness and masculinity openly mocked ( much in the way redneck aka working class country folk are mocked in the usa). Social engineering that negativley effected men and masculinity, New Man ( remember that ? ), Metrosexual, and ' you're just a single white male'. In the workplace and training, the uk equivilant of Dei negativley effected men. Women favoured for promotion, women getting a much easier ride in jobs, and managment terrified to sack unsuitable female employees because they have the power to claim oppression etc. ( i have seen this a lot ). Quotas. Domestic abuse against men entirely ignored, false accusations against men being assumed true. I could go on and on. The worst thing however is telling male kids men are bad, as if the 'patriarchy' means men are the oppressors. Which is not what that idea actually means.

Keeping fingers crossed!🤞

@@vanmantalks we do, most definitely.

Ronaldo exists

​@@Virendra__ yea but ronaldo doesn't help other people to make money or not