Anti-Feminist Professor | Janice Fiamengo | WOMEN | Rubin Report

[@girlwriteswhat]

On rewriting history, I stumbled across the website of a medieval historian a few years ago, and one of the posts was about the "common knowledge" that in the middle ages girls as young as 13 or 14 were "routinely" married off to men much older than them. While the historian said that there were cases of such things happening, after sifting through hundreds of church registers, they found that the average age of first marriage for women was something like 19 or 20, and for men it was just a couple years older. Likewise, the "common knowledge" that women were "brood mares" doomed to being pregnant, in childbed or nursing their entire lives. On the contrary, the average number of pregnancies per woman was 5, and the average number per woman of kids who survived childhood was 3. The historian hypothesized that we have these ideas because it's not the "average" life that makes it into the history books, mythology or fictional stories--kind of like the everyday lives of non-extraordinary people don't make the papers these days. If one were to take only the really sensational stuff on TV today and put it in a time capsule, an alien species opening it in 1000 years might assume that the stories therein were broadly representative of everybody's lives. They'd think having triplets and quintuplets is common (Jon and Kate +8), and that it was murder and mayhem all the time for us. One thing I think is really telling about history is the incident that formed the outcry to change marital property laws. A woman in London (was it Millicent Fawcett?) had her purse stolen. In court, the bailiff read that the money contained therein was the property of her husband. She was shocked that she didn't own the money in her own purse, because she'd been behaving her entire marriage as if it was her money, and so had her husband. An analysis of court cases brought by women against their husbands in England from 1600 to 1750 (if I recall) indicated that LOTS of women were under the impression that the property they brought into the marriage was theirs. There were women operating under an "onerous" legal handicap that only really came up when a husband mismanaged the woman's property or sold it against her wishes (which wasn't very often). On the other hand, the flipside of the marital property laws was a woman's entitlement to financial support from her husband (an everyday thing), and the Law of Agency, which entitled her to act as his legal agent and purchase goods on his credit (another everyday thing). And of course, when Britain changed its marital property laws, it removed women's property from their husbands' control, but kept all the flipside stuff intact. Which seems to be a very silly thing for a male-privileging patriarchy to do.

[@Richard-Freeman]

Karen, I know nicotine is a stimulant but how the hell do you pull off these long ass comments *every* time you comment? Do you have the capacity for one liners?

[@lj7kennedy]

karen straughan, just love listening to you. Really appreciate how you cut through the ‘overburden’ and get to the minerals. You’re always helpful and interesting. Thanks.

[@weaselsoup3105]

Interesting stuff.

[@Mark_Knight]

Love Karan and Janice. I love that you talk about things that escape people. Interesting take on women getting everything their way but men nada. The modern MSM, politicians, corporations also are anti-men. Men empower women to take down other men. Insane that a man will use women to eliminate other men. But much like metoo, women do not understand their power will easily dissolve, once they go after the same powerful men that enable them. The female logic always fails them. But Karen, you are hope that sanity can return. But I think you were born with male logic. Guesstimating, probably 10% or less women posses your logic. Men are probably 50-50. 50% have it, and 50 don't. At least this to me explains why men are always split in EVERYTHING in life....from voting patterns to marriage to.....everything.

[@justgettingby7725]

There is a flipside to this point about history. People like Peterson want us to believe that incidents like the Lindsey Shepard fiasco are the norm for current law. They work very hard to take these cases and make these the narratives of future history. Forget about Aliens. What will future historians say about us? The thing is, we all have motivation to exaggerate the negative eliments we see on the other side.

[@Miketrt]

Isn't it funny how it takes balls for somebody to just have normal thoughts and opinions these days..?

[@DeathCubeKX]

Aww yes it's pretty twisted Miketrt, but I like that this has been posted over a year ago and there's still a logical, honest and open dialogue going on here, gives me hope.

[@Ericadbury]

True

[@Jaredthedude1]

because 'normal' thoughts are for idiots

[@marmoilep.6143]

Amandeep Wahi I know that situation is happening mostly in middle eastern countries which happen to be in a 3rd world category, as you say. It’s due to the fact, their religion is a big factor to their societal practices. That’s where feminism should be active and not to those places that have over privileged women that are constantly whining when there are small things they find unfair. However, there are still many 3rd world countries including Philippines that has no issues between men and women’s equality and rights. We have equal opportunities here for everyone’s information. There is no competing against genders, as I observed. women are acting women and men are acting men. There is No “I’m different or fuck societal roles and norms” mindset going on.

[@kurtuba98]

@@Jaredthedude1 so taliban members are clever?

[@emmadeemmut1352]

It makes me so sad how men are treated these days. Men and women should act as a team, not as enemies or competitors.

[@user-bl1zt9xg7f]

never lose this perspective, we need women like you. Thank you.

[@SpookeyClown]

marry me.

[@CnoacdeTara]

Just, thank you

[@ShamblesMD]

The hunter/gatherer dynamic has worked for thousands of years and now people want to destroy it. I don't get it either.

[@MinePurpose]

Another insane part of this that really burns me up...if all my identity is that I'm over privileged purely by virtue of my maleness, that would have to mean that the hard work and sacrifice of my Hispanic immigrant Mother is completely pointless and irrelevant. So coming at me for male privilege actually directly disregards and disrespects a minority female's contributions to the world...

[@ayodeji557]

Straight black male here. I love Janice Fiamengo. In an era where dissenting opinions are crushed, this woman represents hope

[@catiatavares7757]

You Sir are awesome!!

[@JP-bj2sb]

Thank you. I also see many people of color speak against feminism. Lying feminists such as Laura Bates claim that anti-feminists are white supremacists, which is the biggest nonsense someone has ever heard.

[@jona5820]

I find the “women in stem” debate extremely hypocritical. There are already more women than men in stem. Yes, physics and computer science have more men. So what? Let people choose what they want. I once asked, at my university, why we only target young girls, but not young boys. Apparently the boys will come anyways, but the girls need encouragement. They all need encouragement. The more bright minds we can get, no matter the gender, the better.

[@Max-nc4zn]

Are you only referring students or government jobs in stem? I highly doubt that is correct otherwise.

[@LordSkeIetor]

MySmart Device as an attack helicopter I am offended at your statement that we are not people!

[@asaenvolk]

Ask them why they are nor encouraging young boys to be teachers

[@jasonstangeland9801]

An excellent question. I have taught mathematics -- to both boys and girls -- for 25 years. Nowhere have I seen or heard of educators discouraging girls from challenging themselves mathematically or from pursuing careers in mathematics. I am happy to encourage girls, including my own daughters, to consider careers in the STEM field. That said, the concern comes when a girl freely chooses to go into another field and for some reason people consider that to be a "wasted" choice.

[@Macheako]

Women are not my equal. Feel free to think whatever you want though.

[@rickmehta]

Thank you for starting off the interview by talking about my case, Dr. Fiamengo!

[@WakingUpToday213]

Thanks for what you do Rick. Keep standing tall. There was a hint you can be on here too! Hope so!

[@SUPERMOTOJAK]

Thank you, Rick. Best wishes. Glad she brought up your situation so more will be aware.

[@48cxy2]

Just subbed to you bud to show support

[@zemi2750]

Keep strong Rick... we support you. Fiamengo, Peterson & Mehta; The voices of reason.

[@IamDoogy]

Agreed. And thank you for having the courage to stand up and take a principled stand for the right of free people (for now) to say what they think believe to be true. The Bolshevik left wanted to punish you and make an example of you in order to intimidate anyone else who would dare to deviate from their script. It must be an enormous sacrifice for you and your family. God bless you and your family.

[@defuse56]

I'm a professor at a mid-sized regional university in New England. I taught my first college class in 1976 and am now nearing retirement. Like Janice, I teach literature. Intellectually, college-level teaching these days is about like teaching high school was back in the 70's. Anti-intellectualism, in the form of moralizing platitudes, has simply run rampant for the past two decades. We have a whole curriculum based on making the students good people, as opposed to instilling any academic rigor.Tenure, by the way, is rapidly disappearing, because the model of a "university" has become corporate. I've actually been lectured by administrators on how we owe the students "customer service." I'm glad I'm getting out soon.

[@jeffreyyoungblood7438]

This is part of why I became so disillusioned with college. It's a business catering to the lowest common denominator. The inmates are running that prison.

[@capsulamental]

Thank you for sticking with your values and doing a good job for all these years. I hope some students were inspired. My Portuguese teacher (I'm Brazilian, we speak Portuguese here) was such an inspiration for me in high school. She was the only one that could teach peacefully, in a broken public school system, because she demanded discipline and excellence in studies and behavior. Thanks to her I persued my bachelor's degree in psychology. She was fired last year. No colleagues had her back and actually helped to build a case against her when she tried to talk to the city's education ministry about the school worsening indicators. I can only hope that she found a better job, that matches her capacities and gives her the freedom she didn't have. (Sorry for my english. It is not my first language. Any corrections are welcome.)

[@1cor13Godislov]

defuse56 please speak out and help expose the hypocrisy and veiled anti thinkers

[@TheCuteRibbon1]

Last summer I completed my first year in the BA programme of English lit. I was so excited to choose from (nearly) all the courses available to me in the coming semester. As the semester went on I became more and more disappointed with what we look at in classes: Questionable secondary articles and always gender. It seems like this bias focussing on gender is very prominent, and I simply don't buy it. I honestly feel a little bit let down by the university, because I really want to learn more. I want to be able to work academically, I want to acquire knowledge, take in as much as I can to come up with valuable ideas thereafter. I guess I will have to teach myself then. But if I ever get into the position to teach others, I want to do it differently. I do not want to feed this culture of hate.

[@MatthewHolevinski]

Those are the same reasons, I like many others opted to never go to college because anything I can learn in a university I can learn in my municipal library for free. Plus I don't have to put up with everyone else's horseshit. My years of highschool was spent listening to teachers tell the students to shut up 8 hours every day and that went on for years until I was finally able to get out. A school is a place to learn, shut your face or GTFO.

[@marianneginalski7564]

Are women represented enough in coal mines ? I never heard them protesting about that.

[@drewkossen9324]

same in the barge industry. I have only heard of a couple of pilots, and i have yet to see a female deckhand. Three and a half years on the ohio river.

[@jlondon158]

@@drewkossen9324 I think I meet one .. but she was pretty good with her hands, among other things ( . no calluses .. ).

[@jussihursti4981]

lol

[@tapashyarasaily1373]

Exact

[@uluwatu3118]

Women sewer repair people unite!!

[@renep.1435]

I was profoundly moved by Mrs. Fiamengo's words. What a tremendous speaker and what a tremendous personality. Thank you.

[@girlwriteswhat]

Janice, regarding your last 5 minutes of inflammatory commentary... that's pretty badass. Honestly, it makes me wonder too, whether the "sexists" of the past were right.

[@timmorris171]

The best ending thought on Rubin so far. I cannot find where Dr. Peterson has thought this idea through the Adam and Eve story, I could use some help if anyone knows. My thoughts are that the naive nature of woman is her greatest weakness as told in Genesis. To be deceived by the "Deceiver" Satan and to have the attributes that makes a man not able to think clearly results in men stumbling over the desire to please a woman. Maybe this is related to the fact that there are thousands of strip clubs emptying men's pockets but maybe a hundred that cater to women. In relationships that work men tend to be in constant despair with themselves trying to provide resources for the woman they love. This is the price men take on personally for the enjoyment of a woman as a companion and are willing to sacrifice their lives to do so. Self sacrifice is a man and not a woman. This is why women in today's society have no problem of sacrificing their own offspring for the selfishness of being " successful ". Men are willing to die and women are willing to kill for a step up the hierarchy. This is not the way women are supposed to be and it saddens me to see it perpetuated in our culture.

[@GoDrex]

Women were a mistake 😂

[@cowabungadude7408]

+Tim Morris Peterson has referred to contemporary society as a kind of "feminine" totalitarianism (vs the masculine totalitarianism of the 20th century). Can't remember when or where, unfortunately; he has a massive amount of online content!

[@aj16cook]

For those asking here's JP on female totalitarianism: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqiUnaeerK2hb7c&list=PLmOCAQMyiG4JoFTe2Bgt7zXsxnSE8fH3X&index=154

[@jiveturkey9993]

@@cowabungadude7408 a gynocracy

[@maggirobinson8388]

Wow! I am Canadian and I thoroughly approve this message.

[@Lorenzconnok]

I've followed Janice for years, she has been a reasonable voice and has made me feel I was not alone in my thoughts a few years ago. She has no doubt saved men's lives. Bless you Janice!

[@synapsis1213]

Janice Fiamengo is awesome. What a clear thinking, rational bad ass.

[@craigs6058]

Agreed, 100% bad ass. Janice is the man! So to speak. LOL

[@djayj1220]

A humble, open-minded genius. Much respect Janice.

[@wrh41]

Love Prof. Fiamengo

[@BryonLape]

This is almost two years ago, but feels like it could be last week.

[@soniarodriguez2072]

Exactly.

[@dosran5786]

yep so accurate.

[@emmyjr1231]

real talk

[@matthewhiles7274]

Time goes by and it could still be last week

[@DdrtAddh]

I wish there were more women like her.. True, Real, Authentic Lady !

[@normamimosa5991]

So do I. From a woman who finds herself battling left liberals and politically correct lemmings all the time.

[@BellaBella-jw9ef]

You’re fantastic. A voice of compassion and reason much needed.

[@smolsquirrel]

Janice, you are a breath of fresh air and I wish you were the norm in academia. I'm a student of social work and it's totally corrupt

[@AlexanderTheBloodraven]

She’s completely right. My feminist sister started screaming at me, saying that I thought all feminists were idiots when I was just calmly trying to offer up a few ideas on how to get more people to agree with feminism. I didn’t think feminists were dumb then, but now I understand why no one listens to them.

[@MrGraemeb2022]

'My feminist sister started screaming at me...' You've got it right there brother.

[@donvee2000]

I understand how you feel. My mother is the same way. I gave up trying to have any sort of rational discussion with her awhile ago

[@paccawacca4069]

Feminism is just a manifestation of female hysteria and neuroticism.

[@FashionRoadman]

When she was talking about how feminists want to rewrite history and then she started talking about how people were saying all the laws are named after men I almost lost brain 🧠 cells. They’re simply named after the person who makes the discovery. How can any rational scientist advocate for naming a law after someone who didn’t even come up with the idea. I feel so sorry for the world my kids are going to grow up in 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@lazywhale7364]

Can't expect much more from a society where the leaders decide to change the name of "French" fries to "Freedom" fries. Stupid is as Stupid does.

[@lazywhale7364]

@Lloyd Braun I know what you mean. I have recommended to my four sons that they never get married. Having said this, if they find a girl who can walk on water, I reserve the right to change my mind.

[@tezzo55]

:-B Just how bad are your kids that the world should be fearful???

[@vankai6817]

winston cormie I don’t like these statements because my mom is a woman and even now, as a grown man, I haven’t discovered anything bad about her. Nothing. She doesn’t even like to swear! She’s literally just a hard worker who took care of her kids... Teach your kids their worth not to look down on love.

[@Gray963]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noKUkoGId8mEd7s

[@solocyclist3993]

Janice can you please come to Australia? We need saving !!!! You are amazing.

[@ellesalvalaggio9037]

love this woman! excellent interview :)

[@JA-kh1mo]

I am a huge KZbin viewer watching all the time, yet I rarely comment. You made me with this, great conversation.

[@kylietaylor6980]

SQUEEEEEEEEE! I'm so excited to see Fiamengo on the show! When I was in college and taking my required sociology class, I stumbled across her youtube channel. Fiamengo was my gateway drug; I found Christina Hoff Sommers shortly after discovering Fiamengo and then The Rubin Report. It's nice how this all circles back around. I'm really happy to see her on here.

[@dkvikingkd233]

I say SHAME on all professors who are not publicly supporting Jordan's, Janice's and Gad's right to speak their mind - I would be embarrassed to be taught by such low lives!!

[@booglegoo6526]

Much of higher education is a big racket.

[@Waterbug1591]

Nobody would want to risk losing their jobs. You're not thinking straight. Going against the norms takes huge courage and not everyone can step out to do it until someone does and leads the rest to follow. Much like Batman saving Gotham.

[@birdwithabrokenwing]

Brilliant interview, thank you for bringing on this amazing woman with so much intelligence and integrity 👍

[@MrEd6066]

You DO realize that we now need a Janice Fiamengo part 2 don't you? Where did the time go? So much more to talk about. I just love her reasoning and opinion.

[@flat5sharp11]

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[@shacharrachmany1102]

Omg I was waiting for this interview ever since I heard about Dr. Fiamengo

[@Althea92610]

These fired professors can teach here in Asia. We need your expertise and thoughts. Please consider moving here to improve our educational system

[@carolinelala9818]

It's horrible what's happening here, it's sad for the state of education and human rights.

[@whodoyouthinkheare]

Agree. Please come to Indonesia

[@anna-5104]

As an European who has watched a couple of Jordan Petersons videos I think he and probably the other professors are actually not very competent to teach here. They talk about social issues from the heart, not from the head and they come from America, they have no idea how Europeans actually think and live like, because things are different here. I have often seen American videos including Western Europe into their ideologies. First of all, Western Europe consists of countries that speak different languages and have different cultures from one another that have different policies and governments and aren't even close to how North America is and second North American social problems are our source of entertainment and rarely our own exact problem. I live in Germany and our social problems aren't mainly about race or gender, but about immigrants, terrorists, corona protestors, Nazis, pathetic digitalization, awful transportation system, building sites, lack of kindergardens and doctors and schools that are so old that it wouldn't be surprising if they collapsed. Our professors do get cancelled and fired more often than ever before, but yet so far it had almost always to do with climate change, corona or immigration which is also quite sad.

[@danielbryce6072]

Best Rubin Report ever! Have her back again, Dave!

[@deadarmd]

I've learned more from a couple wonderful Canadian professors on KZbin, then I did it my commuter college in 5 years from any social sciences professor.

[@VanCityHapa]

I subscribe to her channel and I love this woman! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@devinneubauer1911]

lol love your profile name, very fitting! :-)

[@GamingTranceSeer]

Studiobrule?

[@regulardude7961]

"They personalize everything." Doesn't that mean they are narcissists?

[@sillililli01]

The worst kind of narcissists, entitled.

[@soniarodriguez2072]

This is how I feel. She put it into words for me.

[@jamiemckenzie1180]

I've been indoctrinated by South Park, every time I hear a Canadians say "aboot" I almost piss my pants lol

[@TheSterlingArcher16]

I swear she looks like a Canadian from South Park.

[@solaveritas2]

Except that none of us says "aboot," why do Americans keep saying that?

[@imcustomized]

solaveritas2 I'm afraid it's true. I lived in Ontario for 19 years and heard this pronunciation every day, in stronger or weaker versions. For some reason, Canadians just seem oblivious to it.

[@MoJohnnys]

I don't think Americans or whoever hear the first part of the diphthong clearly, because we pronounce the "o" at a higher register and perhaps more a more clipped/short sound. Maybe this is similar to how when people try to imitate Irish accents, it sounds totally off to the Irish. What we hear is not always quite how things are being pronounced, until we have spent long enough to hear the actual sounds/subtleties.

[@jamiemckenzie1180]

I’m from Scotland so we make a point of murdering the English language. There’s parts of Scotland where folk use the word “ken” the same way Canadians say “eh” . Do you ken what I’m talking aboot eh

[@johnh.1708]

This woman deserves to be praised

[@wingedhussar2629]

The progressive reaction to 9/11 has probably been the single greatest force in driving me further right by the day. These people are beyond deranged. Beyond insane. Beyond help. Beyond redemption.

[@charliechaplin7959]

Winged Hussar what was the progressive reaction to 9/11? I had the complete opposite experience. The reich wing reaction to 9/11 was to EAGERLY launch us into a series of wasteful, pointless, ENDLESS wars. If only Bernie had been president in 2001 instead of the MIC in the persons of Bush/Cheney.

[@coffeemachtspass]

Well, not that bad probably. Just like talking someone out of Fundamentalism, it can take years and doesn’t have guaranteed results. In both cases, the approach is the same: evidence and rational inquiry.

[@timberrr1126]

Israel did 9/11. There were no planes. Crisis actors were used in TV interviews on the scene. See you tubes proving this for 911 and other events. All the videos were manipulated then submitted to media outlets. Airplanes cannot fly at 520 mph at sea level; max is about 300 mph. Due to thicker air at sea level. Also planes cannot turn so sharply as wings would fall off. The Pentagon was hit by a cruise missile not a plane (you can see it in a video, and there are eye witnesses, etc) Shanksville hole was done by opposite flying cruise missiles that dug into the earth making “wings hole Thus, no debris no seats no bodies at site. Eyewitness saw one missile. All radar tracking data faked. Passengers on planes debarked at nearby closed down airport for the day. Hollywood Explosives in building made it look like planes hit it. Video of seated man and building at time of “hit” proved no plane used. Fuse busses for wiring explosives stored in boxes stored on about 92nd floor, picture taken of boxes of it with student Israeli “artists” in room. Right Wingers are skeptical of supporting wars for Israel. An extreme right winger is a Leftist, a Socialist. 9/11 was a huge conspiracy.

[@timberrr1126]

The response to 911 was not a right wing response. It was a puppet response to the puppeteer which is Israel and the Elite Masonic cabal, Bush being a member.

[@davidr9876]

Janice speaks precisely and articulates her views REALLY well.

[@believer1895]

As a mother of young men you see that men have their own struggles. Yes we need to raise men to be responsible and respectful. But we need men to feel valued and purposeful. It's up to women to turn this mess around. How to solve the absurd mess in colleges is a concern. A few good women need to stand up.

[@mysticaltyger2009]

She seems very grounded. I admire her a lot.

[@celestethisandthat8887]

I came here for Dave and now I'm hooked on Janice Fiamengo

[@Charlesgudagafva]

Go Janice!!

[@danarchambault8723]

This lady is awesome , I listen to her regularly

[@joostvandegoor150]

Janice is a very intelligent and brave woman. I suggest to Dave that she is invited again for a second conversation.

[@jbs197906]

As a non-tenured professor at the UofT, I confirm that I would think twice before saying anything that could even potentially aggravate our thought police. I fully support what Jordan Peterson is doing, but simply cannot risk being fired. I have kids to feed. I know this is far from ideal, but alas I am not the bravest person out there...

[@johnhenry1198]

You are a coward and part of the problem.

[@tonyrandall3146]

Honesty is a form of bravery, but excuses are not.. Grain of salt professor dude

[@jbs197906]

Unfortunately, you are correct. I don't deny that. I also know that there are many in my same predicament. There are many who are afraid to put their foot wrong, simply because they are not as articulate or as educated in political topics as Jordan. The system is not forgiving - any slightest tint on one's image will almost certainly disqualify that person if they apply for a job. Personally, I am waiting for my tenure to become vocal. At least with a tenure, it will be much harder for the system to get rid of me. And that's the risk that I will take; for now, it's all about providing for my family. Your point still holds though...

[@jbs197906]

Agree

[@charliechaplin7959]

jbs197906 you should have picked a different job...you don't seem intellectually qualified.to be in higher education.

[@chrisjackson9626]

Janice is so important for the fight against the cult of feminism.

[@kauxkaux]

She is beautiful!

[@GOLIATHdominates]

The best thing is as an emotionally healthy woman she would regard your comment with mild understanding and bemusement. With at least a basic understanding of men, she could see it for the sign of mild admiration that it is.

[@bajajoes1]

I really like this Professor & wish I could have taken her class!

[@ellistea1024]

Another fan. She’s great. I appreciated the last ten to twelve minutes especially. I am a bit older than Prof. Fiamengo but grew up in second wave feminism and this third wave shit is disturbing. But she’s right - second wave wasn’t all that great. After all, it does sow the seeds of what we have today.

[@silkhead44]

if woman were in charge of society we would till be living in grass huts - Camille Paglia

[@normamimosa5991]

So many women in charge in Sweden, and Sweden now a dreadful mess.

[@oambitiousone7100]

We left the home for the public sphere and now treat politics and business as if they were our children (JBP and feminine agreeableness/neuroticism = great for raising the helpless). This world is the "women running things" that promised to be SO much better. Leave me home, thank you very much.

[@goosesteppinggulagt.v.9980]

Yes yes yes as a female i approve this message...i grew up a white girl in an urban jungle property of the state of Alabama....women are not fit to run nothing but toddlers and classrooms....theres nothing to be ashamed of either...i wanna be where i am useful and where what i do matters....no shame

[@goosesteppinggulagt.v.9980]

@@oambitiousone7100 so much yes...i wanna be useful not a detriment....women are best as nuturers and advisors not leaders....

[@oambitiousone7100]

There are probably a few women who break this mold, just as there are some men who really fit the opposite (i.e. elementary teachers, et al). When Jordan Peterson described the skills used to deal with the young and helpless do NOT translate to tough boardrooms or military situations, I realized the meaning of "equal but not identical." We need both.

[@stampybear5042]

Time for your daily reminder that socialism always ends in starvation and genocide.

[@megarogerish]

communism perhaps but not socialism

[@SBCBears]

Roger Yup. Several European countries prove your point.

[@holygrimreaper6103]

Roger socialism countries still cause starvation.

[@Max-nc4zn]

Roger communism is just the expected end result of socialism. There has never been a 'communist' country, they have all referred to themselves as socialist.

[@AlanHoey86]

Time for your daily reminder that Socialist countries such as Ireland, Canada, Austria have half the poverty rate of the USA.

[@Langley_Ackerman19]

Uploaded 2 years ago but is more relevant than ever! Case in point, Johnny Depp's on going case with his ex 🤔

[@gmilitaru]

This talk reminds me so much of my time as a young man under communism. The disease is the same, it is even not mere Marxism, it is the belief in magic, that words can defeat the objective world. Then, it was about class, atheism, fuhrer prinzip (the socialist concept the proletariat is the vanguard of the society, the Party is the vanguard of the proletariat, the Secretary General is forerunner of the Party, and therefore he is the personification of the national history and of the future paradise) . Now it is about sexism, racism, just another flavour of collectivism and millenarianism. And the cure is the same it was with the Salem's witch hunt, with the communist objective class enemy, with the archetypal emperor's new clothes: refuse to utter the lie, do not play the game of conformism. Communism collapsed in months when people could speak the truth. This magic superstition has no power other than the one it is assigned by the good people. Without it it dissolves like a puff of smoke.

[@rudiekazu]

G Militaru All Evil needs to do, in order to Triumph....is for Good Men to do NOTHING !!!

[@sisiliaracule6707]

A breath of fresh air... nothing beats common sense

[@donquixotedelamancha58]

The professor I never had

[@bajajoes1]

The Professor I wish I'd had!

[@VincentWilliams007]

I've always loved Janice...great mind.

[@richard.featherstone]

Fiamengo, Straughan, Arndt all together - that would be the greatest Rubin show ever. Make it happen.

[@solaveritas2]

I second the request for Bettina Arndt. She's great.

[@genecrippen3433]

To hear this from a woman is probably the single, most soothing and moving thing I've experienced in years. Thank you, 'Teach', for being an honest, critical thinker and for demonstrating such genuine feminine strength. This is the kind of wonan men like me want to love.

[@StageInTheSkyCreations]

In my adult life the biggest adversity I've faced has been the false allegations, the misunderstandings by, and attacks on competitive masculinity. I don't consider myself a victim, but for the longest time, I really did resent a lot of women and many on the left, basically all nerds, fans of Big Bang Theory, and anyone watching RomComs, basically those buying into this fake narrative of how they want all men to be. What the left needs to realize, and this is why I was so drawn to Milo's content back in 2017, is that most men, will never...ever...ever stop fighting. Even if they silence our voices in the media, and make it a bad thing for men to compliment a woman, or go all out in competition when it comes to arenas like sports and business....telling us things like we shouldn't be so aggressive and we should make it easier on our competition to give them a fair chance. This is America. If you want to be at the top, you have to elevate yourself and fight for it. No one's just going to hand it to you out of some idealistic sense of "okay, it's your turn." Because we are individuals. Not groups. I'm not responsible for what my father did, or what someone who has the same skin color as me have done, or what someone who claims to have the same theocratic beliefs have done. I'm black. Me and other black people I know, including friends and family, don't blame anyone for our stations in life. This is weak. We are strong. It's due to this strength that I've been Red Pilled and let go of the animosity, accepting human nature and knowing that this world belongs to the wicked...but it won't be this way forever. Until then, I'll never stop endeavoring to do what is good in the eyes of a logical, merciful, loving God. His steadfast love will last forever.

[@timberrr1126]

Great post

[@virvisquevir3320]

Rock30815 - Good for you, man. Be confident, be brave, be good, be righteous, be graceful. First seek God's approval, then man's.

[@dswellhauser]

This is why I live outside of Canada...in Asia...it's as far away as I could get.

[@Gweidemann]

A Navy Veteran friend of mine served in the military from '57 to '61 in the Philippines. He told me that the Philippine women were like American women used to be (like when America was still STRONG AND ADMIRABLE, let's say.) He made a considerable effort to make enough money to return to the Philippines years beyond his time in the military there. Specifically, to find a compatible Philippine woman to be as one with him, and to return to America to be his lawfully wedded wife. Miraculously he found one and she returned with him to America; became his wife and they conceived two children; morally and lawfully conceived within the context of Biblically condoned marriage!! This is even all the more miraculous because he thought he was impotent before he returned to the Philippines for some time due to some very personal reasons!! Then, miraculously as if by the grace of God, they conceived one child after the other and miraculously discovered otherwise!! Praise God for the divinely ordained marriage of all husbands and wives, men and women, from Adam and Eve onward...for isn't this how despite Original Sin tainting all life from then forward to the end of time...that the God given Act of Marriage has blessed all life on earth for thousands of years!?

[@Alexander-Hatfield]

Janice is a straight G. Mad respect.

[@craiger2399]

I'm a citizen of the USA, a Democrat (perhaps an old school Democrat who believes in an unlikely combination of the right to bear arms, universal healthcare, free markets, and social freedoms), and I agree with everything Prof. Fiamengo shares here and in other videos. Just common sense. I am very concerned about the radical sides of both parties. I think a lot of everyday Republicans and Democrats feel the same, and we must all be careful to keep the fringe ideas on both sides out of office.

[@knutkatastrophe2722]

So you have to vote Trump. Sorry inevitable to remain honest

[@mpetersen6]

What both the US and Canada need is a new political party. The Party of Common Sense

[@davecarsley8773]

What you just described means You. are. a. CONSERVATIVE! These titles don't mean what they used to mean.

[@lunaalejandra4689]

The Western World NEEDS more people like her!! We need more people watching and learning from this sort of videos and spreading the truth of what's going on with our societies!! People, wake up! This is crazy! We have to instruct ourselves to have something to say to the people around us and to try to show them how ignorant and disinformed they are!!

[@mboiko]

I love her...she is so very important in these crazy times.

[@jobsmine]

Just watching this.. really opened my eye now.

[@kennethedwards3936]

Wouldn't it be more accurate to call her a truth teller?

[@M11969]

Yes.

[@Muck006]

Indigenous "knowledge" = MAGIC (a.k.a. religion)

[@mchristr]

To which religion are you referring? Theistic religion? Secular religion? There are a bunch to choose from.

[@rexaustin2885]

@@mchristr pseudo-science ancestor worship

[@harryfromwork]

what a lovely lady and intelligent speaker

[@Samuella133]

as a parent of a girl and a boy, I must tell you western culture today is paradise for girls and hell for boys. whatever my daughter did in elementary school she was endlessly praised and encouraged. Whatever my boy is doing in his grade one today, I frequently hear from the teachers about him being a problem. He is definitely a different type of learner, he likes physical contact during play, he is a BOY after all. Society is making it too hard to be a boy.

[@milicamarshastefanovich3312]

That was excellent!! What a smart woman, who is so well spoken and is absolutely correct on all accounts. I must learn more about her!!

[@reprogrammingmind]

Eye opening and articulate...great guest, keep it up!

[@fozz5722]

Much Respect Janice! You can't fix anything through hate, racism and sexism cuts both ways.

[@AlyAyeee]

It’s just like Gavin McInnes says..this is all like “fashion” to much of the left. It’s “cool” to be a feminist and *hate the patriarchy* and it absolutely sickens me. Women are great-men are great too and I don’t blame them for the setbacks in my life. My boyfriend, my father, my brother, my uncles, my male friends..are all supportive, respectful, and work their asses off. I don’t understand when this hatred of men became so mainstream..I thought it was just in my undergraduate studies where this ideology was rampant (my school was founded on “social justice” lol needless to say, that experience woke me up and I ran away from there the second I graduated). It’s interesting that Dave points out the fact that most of his female friends and his gay friends who have their shit together..same here. Most of the straight guys who are my age (29) are still trying to find their place in the world. The ones who actually have their shit together all work in construction/labor, who decided not to go to college-and were deemed as “idiots” by the same men who are still living in their parents’ basement. You can be “equal” without making men feel like shit. I embrace my femininity and appreciate the masculinity in my boyfriend. I don’t need a cultural movement to tell me that the way we choose to live our lives is antiquated. Anti-feminist for life right here lol. This woman is great!

[@donnadesalvo1560]

I love Gavin too!

[@chaplainmattsanders4884]

Well done. Interesting guest. Dave-very intelligent & gracious interviewer!

[@DeadCatX2]

30:45 - as soon as I started speaking in public, I got ... an incredible number of emails, mostly from young men and some from men not that young, talking about their experiences. It blew me away. ... The amount of pain that there is out there, the number of young men who just want to love women ... they want to have a happy relationship, they never intended to hurt or oppress anyone. And yet they're told even without intending to, they do. Just by looking at a young woman, or asking her out on a date, they're doing some sort of violence. The pain that has caused, and the uncertainty, confusion, and the resentment as well... some of these young men themselves have been abused ... sometimes their mothers have been abusive, or girlfriends, and yet they have to hear over and over again about how it's only men who are ever abusive...

[@adamsneidelmann8976]

Indigenous science is on the cusp of inventing the wheel....

[@devinneubauer1911]

If we followed "indigenous science" then everyone in Canada would be living in tepees!

[@cosmicninja6924]

I love how people that have contributed absolutely nothing to society are so smug about the accomplishments of others that happen to have the same skin color as them. Bravo, tard!

[@familyshare3724]

I am an antifeminst myself and it is refreshing to hear this interview.

[@EileenMachida]

What is not stated is that the women who voted for Trump wanted a strong man to lead the country; deep down, women want and admire strong men.

[@zeldazoned]

Eileen Machida Because no-one with any shred of intelligence would consider Trump a strong man. He’s physically and intellectually weak

[@OllieandCompany]

as a male, the laws are stacked against us. I have 5 kids & my wife is toxic. If I chose to get out, guess where my kids would go... So for now, I stay.

[@mimisworlda]

Try to influence your children so they become free thinkers. Play Jordan Peterson's videos to them so they grow up as strong men/women. Best of luck to you.

[@jeffreymcneil7107]

Been there.

[@cattheman6491]

Janice is amazing. One of my all-time heroines.

[@julitocefe]

Great interview! Bring Camille Paglia!!!

[@emailjwr]

So she can say "okay?" after every third word? Lol

[@Clirene]

emailjwr Yeah, but she says so much, it doesn’t matter. Lol

[@larrydavid530]

The growth in MGTOW has been significant since this was recorded. I suspect its growth is only accelerating, since things have only gotten worse.

[@foxisune]

Now this is a woman I can look up to!

[@patriciakimball8150]

What a great woman this Jennifer Boehm is-wow. You go, girl! Thank you for your honesty & generosity. (I love that you’re into literature; that will only help.) Wishing you all the best.

[@joan3891]

I like this Professor. We don’t make em like that here in the states.

[@patricelauverjon2480]

There is Feminity and Masculinity in EACH OF US in different proportions: it helps to do some introspection without' judging!

[@chrisbiro1]

Dating is dangerous for men. Marriage is even more dangerous for men. We love women but it's just not worth the risks today.

[@nicossbots]

same goes for women

[@brandonromano315]

Get Camille Paglia on!

[@warpnin3]

Sorry.. Can't follow her; talks too damn fast! :-)

[@Sierraone1]

and says 'mkay' way too often.

[@fanichita]

@@warpnin3 hahha. It's ok once you get used to her voice.

[@Mokkel73]

SierraOne hahahaha!

[@zeigbert1743]

Far better to read her, she's painful to listen to.

[@marijnmens7583]

it's really relieving to hear a good (hearted) woman talking sense. She is so lovable and smart it is astounding compared to all the bs you normally hear in the media. More of this voice please

[@alexlindstrom555]

Recently I’ve wanted to say, “Dear Society, quit encouraging men to express their feelings and then turn around and call it ‘mansplaining.’” That’s definitely what it feels like sometimes. It’s not everyone. There are several nuances. I appreciate this discussion.

[@klamsauce233]

Is anyone on the left watching these interviews? I cannot comprehend how you can listen to a talk like this and not at least question your beliefs.

[@Graanvlok]

On the left. Questioning. :-) x

[@chrisjackson9626]

Of course they are, there are a lot of people on the left who are vehemently opposed to identity politics. You could loosely name the group's as the 'economic left' and the 'identarian left'. Personally I don't view SJW's as left, as their whole ethos is narcissistic and inward looking, whereas the 'old left' was outward looking.

[@davecarsley8773]

@@chrisjackson9626 You're WAY behind the times. The entire left has been taken over by extremists. The few that are remaining like to call themselves "classical liberals" or "90's leftists" or "Regan Democrats" All any of these words mean is that in 2019, you're a conservative.

[@chrisjackson9626]

@@davecarsley8773 I hope I'm not behind the times as I write about politics. This is your view and it sounds a very US centric view. The right conveniently call SJW's left extremists, because it's an easy way to criticise the entire left. Along with descriptions such as Cultural Marxism, which incidentally has nothing to with Marx's writings. In the US this two dimensional political arena works, as the only dividing line appears to be on social justice. In other parts of the world there are, however, people seriously considering the merits/failures of neoliberalism. While in the US this is not even debated, despite the many neoliberal catastrophes, which exemplifies the deep capitalist delusion the US is under. Elsewhere, many people oppose both neoliberalism and identity politics.

[@kevinmcneill468]

Always a clear thinker, I admire her

[@zyndr_]

Janice's video on Brett Kavanaugh (on the "StudioBrule" youtube channel) is on its way to getting 2 million views. This is the highest ever view count on that particular channel. She pulls no punches in the video, and tells it like it is (unlike Jordan Peterson's asinine, hypocritical, counter-productive 'hot-take' on the subject).

[@shadowlord1418]

Why are you bashing Jordan?

[@stefanfun]

Because some people, when they see that someone on their side disagrees with them, they behave exactly like the "SJWs" they claim to hate.

[@shadowlord1418]

@@stefanfun that to me?

[@stefanfun]

Oh right I should have directed that at Zyndr

[@jjjlllmmm8028]

because his position on that matter was hypocritical

[@briansimons9472]

Isn't "anti-feminist professor" an oxymoron?

[@jongood9106]

In this day and age is a total paradox. Lol

[@bluewaters3100]

You would need to read what the word "feminist" means as in it being a movement.

[@maxsmodels]

Women can end war...well, Golda Meir and Maggie Thatcher may have tripped up that theory.

[@paulmartinson2020]

madaline albright, hillery.....

[@PM-mq3kj]

:) you should do a search on what Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger thought of Indian PM Indira Gandhi (add the word bitch in the search string too) ,,😂😂😂😂

[@77Tadams]

She is correct. Good interview as always.

[@ManInTheBigHat]

The Voice of Reason (too bad reason is old fashioned according to the academy).

[@TrentGustus]

We need more women like her in this fight.