Bill Burr - Vagina Privilege (Reaction)

[@Acorn_Anomaly]

Part of it is knowing how they can hurt the other person, but another part is knowing that no matter what, they're going to be cast as the bad guy in the situation if they hit back, even if she started it. Best example of this is the infamous 'how can she slap' video from a few years back. A woman and a man are arguing on, I think, a game show(?), she gets in his face, he just replies something snarky and smug back, so she slaps him. And he slaps her right back. Not a punch; just slaps her the same as she did. ALL of the other guys there beat the shit out of him, and the entire time, he's screaming "HOW CAN SHE SLAP?", meaning "'why is she allowed to hit me?!" NO one even tried to intervene after she hit him, but they all jumped the second he hit back.

[@fredwin]

How can she SLAP. Ah, what a classic.

[@toro5280]

If she attacked you and no-one intervened it should be legal to be allowed to defend yourself in any way you see fit.

[@nathanbean8763]

@@toro5280 legally you’re still a goner because that’s no longer self defense that would be just revenge crime. So legally you’d have to take the beating as much as you have to, then take her to court, possibly win but forever be considered a little bitch for the rest of your life.

[@toro5280]

@@nathanbean8763 Yeah... That's why I said "it should be legal"

[@bluemeanie9554]

@@toro5280 Umm what country are you in because in the US it is PERFECTLY LEGAL

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

I subbed after her 2nd or 3rd post and kept wondering how someone so young seems to understand men so well. Now that I know she has a twin brother that makes sooooo much sense. ;-) She's going to have 100,000 subscribers in record time.

[@Supadrumma441]

Biggest problem with women today is their raised by single moms with no brothers, fathers or uncles aka no male influence in their lives.

[@harrybakesXD]

@@Supadrumma441 if the problem is them being raised fatherless that’s more of a men problem than a women problem…

[@LethalOwl]

@Souken Wrong. Still a woman problem. They can divorce a man and take half his shit for no reason at all, claim child support and alimony and keep the kids. My mother kinda did that and fucked up me and 5 siblings in doing so. And fucked up my father, whom I’m now on good terms with. And this is in Norway. Women are favored in courts everywhere in the West, and will get sympathy even when they lie. Not all fathers just "run away", that’s a fuckin’ lie. Most fathers want to see their kids, but a lot of mothers won’t let them. The woman and the state itself both benefit economically if a father is removed from the household. And the children end up fucked in the head.

[@garbonzo9]

Thank you. I was about to respond with a similar message... This saved me alot of typing.. 😁

[@philpennington826]

@@harrybakesXD Don't blame it all on the fathers. Some men don't WANT kids, but when a woman gets pregnant....by a MAN....the MAN has no say in it.

[@waRr3nxx]

It’s not about restraint it’s just men knowing that no matter what the situation is we would be unfairly judged for hitting a woman back.

[@alexion2001]

Nah mate, it's also about restraint, there's been plenty opportunity I could've most likely gotten away with hitting a woman and still didn't. It's about character not legality.

[@drakke125Channel]

men are also taught to use strength "responsibly", to use it for good and to protect. Society in public teaches us what happens to men for being men though...sadly...

[@Pestbringer89]

@@alexion2001 i dunno man, everyone has a different line. If a woman came up to me and started hitting me on my face i would probably slap her. No punch tho.

[@linguisticspundit2094]

@@Pestbringer89 same

[@TheFoxhole78]

@waRr3nxx , when it comes to this crap men are judged unfairly even if they don't hit them, so it's a matter of restraint and a lot of luck that the chick doesn't lie and say he did hit her

[@4Kandlez]

Men know if they hit a woman whether it's in self defence or not, it's them who will be in the back of the police car, and labelled a woman beater. Women have been known to injure themselves and say the man did it

[@bluemeanie9554]

My cousin's ex wife was cheating on him and what she used to do whenever he got paid was to start fights with him then call the police to get him locked up and since it was on a Friday he wouldnt be able to bond out of jail until Monday so that would give her time to be with the man she was cheating with, then would refuse to charge him on Monday. Even though she would start the fight and hit him first (he never hit her back) because she was really bright skinned and he was dark skinned no marks and bruises would show on him but if he grabbed her hard there would be a red mark so he always got locked up. That went on for a couple of months until he finally found out she was cheating so he finally got fed up and decided he had enough so the payday weekend he waited for her to start and when she did thats when he started hitting her back but only in the back and top of the head that made her quickly stop fighting him, that's when he ran into the room and scratched himself on the arms and face and called the police saying his wife just attacked him (the truth) he then came out and told her he had called the police, she started yelling saying "good because they going to lock you up" but when the police got there the only thing they saw was that HE had the scratches and marks and since he only punched her in the head there was no visible signs or marks on her so they arrested her that night! When they drug her out of the house in handcuffs you can hear her screaming how could he do that and how can he have her arrested! Not only did she spend the weekend in jail but he refused to drop the charges and she spent an additional week in jail because they set her bail high due to previous violent arrest charges! He filed for divorce 2 weeks later

[@terrytorres5026]

True

[@ramezhachicho1777]

10:30 Can I just say, Thank you on behalf of all male viewers. I think men are good at restraint because for them it's a necessary social skill. A lot of men's instincts are undeniably aggressive. And learning to control them is just part of growing up. But it doesn't make dealing with shit like that feel any less horrible. And just hearing a woman sympathize with that just brings a smile to my face.

[@drewpamon]

Nope sorry you can't speak on behalf of anyone besides yourself.

[@SamuelHernandez-dg9ez]

Is is refreshing see a young woman the understand the reality of the world and don't get brainwashed by this new agendas. You have gain a fan. Keep up the good work .

[@james777manning]

Georgia, you are So Adorable. It's fun getting to know you through these videos! This is a throwback vid now. You're a pro now!

[@Julianspillers]

Georgia, you always make me smile. God bless you!

[@leodanysperez1261]

It’s so refreshing seeing a young beautiful woman who understands reality and what men go through, god bless you.

[@mgt199213]

Completely agree.

[@GeorgiaLikeBaker]

Thank you!😊

[@joeyn36]

I thoroughly enjoyed the video. I loved your reactions 😍💕 and comments. The story about your twin brother was sweet. I like your long hair and jumper.

[@ki11atj49]

I would say it's not as much not wanting to hurt that person as it is not wanting to go to jail because it seems like the only person to go to jail in domestic violence situations are men Sure there's a point of holding yourself back but to not respond or do anything at all that's because a guy don't want to go to jail

[@waynejones5635]

I really enjoyed your reaction. Your boundaries comment was very accurate. I liked your comments about you growing up with your brother. I remember when I was little and was rough housing with some friends my mom told me not to be too rough with the girls. I never really considered it before, but once I was told I was careful not to hurt them. Girls learn that later in life that its against the rules.. and some take advantage.

[@justcausee]

"Some" lol that is not the word I'd use. Definitely not all but...

[@barrydrywood2898]

@@justcausee most

[@fuckmondays2300]

Most* take advantage

[@manwithtwoeyes6911]

Just so you know as a guy, it's not really because we know our strength and dont want to hurt them, it's more about the fact that we would get in a lot of trouble if we did it.

[@williamherman9065]

10:24 - 11: 08 First, thank you for saying you appreciate this about Men. Not many Women will talk about that, and how it can be very, VERY difficult to hold back... Especially when a woman hits a Man multiple times and continues to taunt him. It isn't easy to hold back in a situation like that. Again, I just wanted to say "Thank You!" for not only acknowledging that, but for expressing your appreciation as well! Thanks!!!

[@masonsheridan443]

You are actually the first and only person I have had pause Bill Burr and actually listen to. Keep it up, you're awesome 👌

[@censored.9197]

Just want to say, guys typically don’t restrain themselves in order to not hurt a woman that harmed them. We restrain ourself to maintain our freedom & morals

[@MatthewC137]

You have such a wonderful personality; you're perfect for these reactions and so cute!

[@GeorgiaLikeBaker]

Thank you😊

[@Mercury6_]

The story of your brother’s strength made so much sense to me.

[@DjapeKostic]

That restraint is because if I defended myself the entire society would judge me and I might even get arrested.

[@Prototype2KXX]

I really like the Bill burr reaction series.Funny how recommendations work.Subbed :D

[@drakke125Channel]

Girl...you tell the best stories....XD Instant fan I am, good lordie

[@billdurfy2110]

My momma always taught me “equal rights means equal lefts” and I have rarely, but on occasion say to a woman, “you only get one for free..”

[@Alexanderthegreat159]

Yeah men have way more restraint than women because there are consequences to what we do. 😂

[@Orbitalmercury]

You're such a breath of fresh air with your responses. I wish I saw more younger women with your wiser outlook on life.

[@HitchensRAZ0R]

I'd recommend checking out a book called "The Boy Crisis," I recall a section in it were it illustrated that rough-housing is actually very important for boys development --- as you said "men know their strengths," and boys learn that at very young ages when they rough-and-tumble and learn where the boundary lines are so later in life, they know when to hold back. Take that away from boys, that could result in disaster with more men who never grew up knowing how to restrain themselves, nor know how far is too far. P.S. after hearing about your story rough-housing with your brother, I'm happy that you realize the clear difference in strength between men and women. Society these days is full of people trying to pretend that men and women are the same in terms of strength when they're clearly not. We need more people like you who understand that there is a big difference.

[@frightenedsoul]

I don’t know if I buy that. Is it based on actual studies or anything? I grew up with two older sisters who fought but I never rough houses with them and they didn’t with me and neither did I ever play wrestle with my father or anything. I did get punished with a belt or a slap occasionally. As an adult I’m completely non violent. Never been in a fight and I’m approaching middle age.

[@RelaxAndMeditateChannel]

@@frightenedsoul thats the thing though, the first time you fight could be men breaking into your house or a random drunken idiot. you won't know how to deal with it. as a kid you are fairly safe and you test limits.

[@frightenedsoul]

@@RelaxAndMeditateChannel and if I had rough housed with my dad or sisters I’d suddenly be much better in a random bar fight or a home invasion? I think you’re making stuff up. That’s ridiculous if you think about it even for a few seconds.

[@hulkslayer626]

@@frightenedsoul They're not saying you would be better in a fight. They're saying if you were in a physical altercation and let's say you subdued the guy in a choke, with no previous frame of reference for how much pressure to apply, you might be more likely to accidentally kill the guy than someone who has play wrestled before, and knows that it doesn't take much strength to make someone pass out. Hope that cleared it up for you 👍

[@RelaxAndMeditateChannel]

@@frightenedsoul i'm surprised you think it's ridiculous! it makes sense to me as practice environments will make real life situations (especially when adrenaline is pumping) easier. if training didn't work all professional sporting teams would be wasting their time. before you try to say roughhousing isn't training then I think you are ridiculous.

[@Crunkz21]

I remember having a fight with my drunk ex girlfriend in a bar, and she took an ash tray, and punched me in the face with it, and I reacted with pushing her back (a little hard), and 3 people ran up to me, and started blasting the crap out of me. That's how crazy the consequences are, even if you're just defending yourself, you'll be at fault as a man. That's why we have restraint :D

[@Trip4man]

Yeah man! I hateeeeeeee those people. Freaking simps and white knights... Mommas boys. You know why they act like that?! Because they NEVER had a woman and/or are too dumb. They've been indoctrinated by that Feminism crap. It's a suppressor of critical thinking in a way... If they would've been 'inside their system' they would see how much of bs they're made off. It's allllll smokes and mirrors. I see men on the streets, without money, car or a house and these b*tches are alll happy taking vacations, having sports cars, huge mansions, etcetcetc. Because they manipulated men to give them everything!!! And men wonder why they're depressed, sad and lonely... They got tricked by these con artists!!! See if they care about equal rights then. They act just like the douchebags they criticized in the past! Or worse! Because men never stole a damn thing from women. Feminism is not about equality... It's about superiority! Fueled by deep deep jealousy. They can't stand seeing other people more successful than them. And it ain't about gender too... Because hard working women can make it without men for sure. I know some of them! So those people who complain... Take a good look at them. Are they studying?! Are they working?! Are they doing something about their live or just waiting for someone to rescue it?! Those people that are always with them saying "you are alright, there's nothing wrong with you, you did nothing wrong, it's his fault" blablabla They're spoiling them and turning them into egocentric monsters. NOBODY is perfect, specially women!

[@dopewarszh6429]

Like your vids Georgia. I came here thanks to your Al Bundy vid. I am an old skooler as well. For me entertainment died in 2000 :P

[@philpennington826]

LOL I'm OLDER-skool so I'm here to tell you that you spelled "1990" wrong. Entertainment died in the 90s. Like how rock 'n roll got killed by a homeless-looking little heroin addict that Smelled Teen Spirit.

[@dopewarszh6429]

@@philpennington826 I am from the Netherlands and we always are a few years behind of the states ^^

[@pirateradio8420]

Love these videos. Keep them coming!

[@phantompower]

You're awesome, I love how open minded you are and don't seem to be offended by much, you appreciate comedy for what it is, love it !

[@LeviAWilson]

I'm really starting to like these reaction videos. I just started watching them since youtube started sending all of these different types of videos to my main page. Being a songwriter, musician, vocalist and body builder I was mostly watching those types of things, but your video just showed up today and I thought you were very enjoyable to watch. And I think that your accent is awesome! Thanks.

[@EdmundKempersDartboard]

He's not wrong. Getting punched in the face is like a rite of passage. You can always spot a guy who hasn't been when shit goes down.

[@SternLX]

I'm the oldest of 5 boys... we threw hands at each often growing up. You get used to being punched in the face after awhile. One of them I even broke his nose 3 different times growing up. My dad was always told him, "Stop pissing off your older brother and learn to block a punch." when ever he'd cry about it. 😂

[@fist-of-doom487]

Seriously, men know what it’s like to be punched so most guys understand a certain level of restraint because no one wants a fight. Most women don’t know that restraint because they have never suffered consequences

[@SCharlesDennicon]

@@SternLX That's toxic masculinity, man ! :D

[@SternLX]

@@SCharlesDennicon LOL...

[@CoconutxKimchi]

Glad I found this channel. Knowing that there are young women like you who is open minded is really rare these days. You just gained another sub. :)

[@Duke00x]

He is right. Once you get to a certain age or amount of time single you just stop caring. You get to a point in your life and the way you live it. And either the women fit into that or they are not worth the hassle and so why have them in your life. I got to that point myself a few years ago myself.

[@james08999]

love watching your reactions, your adorable

[@davidwinner6926]

No woman should ever be allowed to hit a man. Leave the relationship straight away.

[@sorrowdusk5068]

Georgia saying "oh well" just stole my heart.

[@CodeEnthusiast78912]

wow you are really intelligent and an awesome woman, loved listening to your commentary

[@joelforman7242]

Aye! This kid is really clever.. and she references her pop.. this is a good person!

[@cajunsushi]

It’s not only women but my brother was six years younger than me and I was always told that I couldn’t hit him because I was older and bigger. So he started using that to pretty much abuse his privilege. One day I had just finished folding my clothes and they were laying on the bed and he came into my room, flung the clothes to the floor and laid down on the bed to watch tv. I snapped, got him up and punched him once in the stomach. He went down in the bean bag and when he caught his breath, started crying. I got a talking to by my stepfather but man it was worth it. After that my brother was a little more respectful.👍

[@hebercluff1665]

There are no boundaries without penalties

[@tomdebie5877]

Well aren't you lucky that you don't have to go to jail when you lose your shit...

[@cajunsushi]

@Narkomancers semantics.

[@emykus7717]

6:09 "if that was me, I would be dead" Somewhere along the lines of something Jordan Peterson said to someone once: "That is an amazing realization for someone in your privileged position."

[@UnifiedGod777]

Love your reactions

[@italiangunpowder]

I have a twin sister and it was honestly comedic her and i getting into physical stuff as kids having fun. she was generally taller, but in the end i could always overpower her if i chose to. All the examples you gave of your side of things growing up with your brother im 100% understanding looking in from the other side of that coin.

[@christopheryochum3602]

OK, you can ignore my suggestion in the last Bill Burr video about watching "Psycho Robots." I didn't know that segment was in this video. Good show! Keep going with Bill Burr. Love your reactions. You can get your girlfriend too, if she's around. She was fun too. Really enjoying!

[@brianallie3572]

I absolutely love your channel Georgia!

[@jacenjustice]

Women: Men are clearly stronger. Also Women: How far can I push him before he breaks my jaw?

[@gtestastretta1]

Love your reactions! Keep it up!

[@crazywolf8760]

10:56 its more of the fact we dont want to got to jail xD

[@chrisgrethlein6196]

Part of being a gentleman is to keep one's primal urges in check.

[@ashananoash]

it's not that fact that we know we'd hurt them, but the fact that every other guy will attack us if we even try anything, on top of being the only one thrown in prison (despite who does what first, even if the woman ends up beating the guy within an inch of their life). hitting a woman would ruin our life permanently, it will be on our record forever, and will be judged harshly on this no matter the circumstance.

[@willbeonekenobi]

@10:50 this is because men know that the second we lay a finger on a woman no matter how badly we have been beaten, we will be arrested for assault and women would walk away scott free. I've even heard and read stories where women injured themselves (or at the least broke a nail) and still got the guy arrested.

[@aaronburdon221]

Girl fractured her knuckle on my jaw and I got suspended for 2 days along with a bruise on the face. Better believe my dad raised hell about that bullshit. I didn't touch her. I will admit I was being an asshole though. lol

[@agnupul]

Its not restraint... your life is in the balance at that point!

[@T_WILL77]

Subbed. Digging your reactions. Got some suggestions on other comedians but in due time. Miss the British accent. Spent 5 years in the UK at RAF Lakenheath. Loved it over there

[@GeorgiaLikeBaker]

Cheers😊👍

[@Rickyp0123]

Oh this is the video she basically quoted last time!

[@mostresticator3000]

i really enjoy your reactions, ty so much!

[@dukkyfuzzfuzzydukk3594]

Great reaction, subbed 😊

[@johnargus9081]

It isn't just that men are stronger. Women's bones are thinner and more fragile. They can't take the same punishment a man can. A man can get punched in the face and walk away. The same punch would break a woman's facial bones. That's why rugby and football players can be violently tackled and get up and walk away while women might have their ribs broken.

[@loganinkosovo]

Bill is also in Reservation Dogs. It's an FX series about Native American Teenagers on a Reservation.

[@mikecoughlin4128]

I’ve never thought about hitting back but I’ve had no issue with grabbing a wrist as a hand was coming towards my face to stop it. Prevention is the key.

[@fullcircle3357]

I’m been single years and will stay that way lolololo

[@camlloyd3321]

Well done! Keep doing what you are doing!

[@stonemansteveiii3135]

If I get punched in the face by a woman, I don't think I can ever restrain myself from at least a slap on the top of her head. But as soon as I do that, it'd also snap me back to reality, and I'd get as far away from her immediately, until I cool down!

[@dioscurimas1018]

Third time listening, I can see Bills lodgic is having a positive impact on her thinking.

[@Human_2.0]

Georgia you're a good little girl please don't change love from USA ❤

[@kingsethos5108]

1.3k subscribers? You'll be in the 100k club real soon.

[@bearofthunder]

Many people don't realize how the lived experience of men and women are different, but there are som trans people who have lived both that can give interesting perspectives. I remember one trans person talking about how much more smiles you get in a normal day when you are a woman rather than a man. I also saw an experiment where women and men changed roles in a typical bar situation or nightclub, and half the women came out of it crying for all of the rejections they got trying to make contact with the men. I am not saying life should be the same for both genders, because it don't think it can be, but a bit of respect for each others lived reality is needed for a good society.

[@Duke00x]

We have that self restraint because society demands we have that self restraint. Society doesn't demand the same from women. In fact since the 60's and second wave feminism women have been encouraged to not have any self restraint at all.

[@Sadarsa]

I dunno, I grew up back when a man was able to give a woman a good solid slap. He couldn't make a fist and punch a woman, but a slap was socially acceptable, within reason of course. My mother always said, "if you're going to put on a man's shoes, you'd better damn well be able to walk in them too".

[@philpennington826]

I was raised kind of similar. My dad taught me "Son, you should never hit a woman, no matter how mad they make you. Unless they double up their fist and punch you. At that point, they're ACTING like a man, so TREAT them like one." I've been SLAPPED by women on numerous occasions. Doesn't bother me. LOL Mostly because, about 70% of the time it happened, at least, I kind of had it coming for some off-color remark I made. But I've never been punched by a woman, thankfully (except playfully, never in anger), so I've never had to USE that advice.

[@hebercluff1665]

@@philpennington826 if people know you're WILLING to follow through, then you'll never HAVE TO follow through.

[@WhatIsMisophonia]

The thing that's really disgusting is when a man does actually retaliate, I've heard of more than a few cases of vindictive woman screaming like they're the victim and trying to rally support from the people around them if they're in public. A man has to be REALLY careful not to attack a woman, even if it's in self defense because not only will other people be on the woman's side, but the law often will too. Men restrain because they have to, especially if they have children and they don't want the wife to leave and take the children from them, since courts are often biased against men.

[@Anders4189]

Dude, we don't hold back because we don't want to hurt you. We hold back because our lives are ruined if we even lift a finger.

[@Anders4189]

Good content though, good job 👏

[@AxeCheeks]

Hence, vagina privilege

[@mariozvan9782]

Great reaction.... try Bill Burr talking about Michelle Obama😂

[@braulioxDify]

we dont restrain ourselves because we know we are stronger we restrain ouselves because we would be put in jail if we did as little as holding you to make you stop.. give men the power to retaliate without criminal charges and youd see a lot more men taking action me included

[@K0RP53]

And instances of stupidity will drop significantly once word gets around that they might catch a backhand for acting like a dumbass.

[@panther332]

you should do a review of NFL hardest hits. Its American football but you will see how hard men can get hit and still stand up. Enjoyed your review.

[@jackransom.]

good perception.. and nice life story ; )-~

[@marcusberggren9241]

problem is other men see that restraint as a weakness. love your reactions! :)

[@4Kandlez]

Not really, unless the guy is an effeminate antifa type, men know he could knock her out but its not worth the hassle of being arrested

[@bluemeanie9554]

No the problem is women see that restraint and take advantage of it

[@motovanveen]

Mr and Mrs baker running a underground child fighting club lol

[@cal5000]

It's not restraint, it's just disgust and weariness at the situation.

[@vorcanvorcan9032]

Rather than [not wanting to hurt the person] I think guys generally tend to hold back because of the consequences of not doing so. Men generally have no real qualms retaliating when a [weaker man] starts punching them. So [being stronger] probably isn't the biggest reason most men restrain themselves from retaliating. As they are still very much capable of inflicting that same harm on said [weaker man]. (which, more often than not is in fact inflicted by the end of the encounter). And There are plenty of ways to dominate someone in a fight without inflicting much physical harm. Especially when you're the stronger combatant. Not to mention the fact that people can have other reasons entirely unrelated to gender or physical strength to retaliate. When a man restrains themselves [because its a woman], generally it's because they employ the other side of sexism, they are cautious of the consequences, or they genuinely do not care for violence to any extent. But for many reasons, I believe the last option to likely be the least common. I think most people regardless of where they stand on this are aware of the difference in strength. And for some that might be a reason to not retaliate, but for others it might not be. Heck, there are even people out there who are aware of the differences in strength and are counting on that fact as they commit horrible acts. In short; it isn't easy to treat everyone the same, and the human condition is a lot more intricate than that.

[@lylechipperson3407]

omfg Georgia you got some fucking hangers. Respect girl, work that body right!

[@bigal7561]

Heck. She boxed as a child. She may be the perfect woman. We have to get her more subs.

[@skyebates246]

Love the video your a class young women. Are you from Bristol I'm from totterdown but now live in Cornwall. And I liked that story about your brother. You made a good point

[@justinbruce8074]

Rugby makes American Football look like it's a little kids

[@BamaXander]

I reached "fuck it, say it, see what happens" when I was about 13 😂🤷‍♂️

[@ColtonSpace]

He was in Star wars after talking shit about Star wars He was in a women after talking shit about women 😂😂 He's the legend hahaha

[@josephmcneil7427]

@11:10 It’s not that we hold back because we know we’re stronger and don’t want to hurt her (you’re talking about women hitting men and the men holding back) It’s that we know the second we swing back we’re a) going to jail and b) getting (best case scenario) beaten to within inches of our lives in aforementioned jail by the other inmates.

[@abcdefg9112]

Love your reactions, I'm still struggling to place your accent though 😂 part of me wants to say your from Bristol but I'm not sure

[@TacticalSandals]

Testosterone is a powerful chemical. Thats not to say a woman cant be just as strong as a man, but they have to work harder to get the same results. And its not restraint to not hit a woman back; its avoiding a 3-5 year assault prison sentence which is why we dont.

[@benjamies4136]

Do some dave chappelle, it's be a perspective of life you may find interesting. And his delivery and jokes are top class. His T.V show, chappelle show had a legendary cast of writers, including Bill Burr and Charlie Murphy.

[@chrisd7047]

I had a coffee mug in high school with a quip on it that seems apropos here: "Stress: the confusion created when one's mind overrides the body's basic desire to choke the living shit out of some asshole who desperately deserves it."

[@ZombieDragQueen]

Reminds me a bit of a part in a documentary about Danish post-punk rock band Iceage and their first US tour. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5fScplprMakq8k at the 1:40 mark where a girl comes up to the frontman, Elias, and hits him in the face and he has no idea what's going on asking the girl "What's going on with your fucking head, man? ... Well, I mean, your parents didn't raise you well enough." There might be some lost in translation stuff there, but I think he got across his message: if you're resorting to more or less wanton physical altercations it means your parents did a shite job raising you.

[@markmclendon8621]

he clearly chose a street....i taught personal defense to women in college....the hardest thing was to teach them to hit with power..i was 6'2",255 pounds (now 70 and crippled) ,power lifter, bower, wrestler.....i learned never to hit ANYONE, because they clearly were under estimating the consequences of fucking with me....they were usually bill burr sized males....I'd walk away to taunts but i never went to jail...now i have a 357 magnum pistol holstered to my walker

[@neilcarpenter2669]

Men have to be careful to not lose control especially with a woman as we can do a lot of damage that's why Men should always walk away if any female is getting under your skin , the consequences could be very serious if you don't. Some women believe they are on a par physically because they never experience how dangerous most men are capable of being if they lose control. You seem to understand this basic fact sadly many don't if their behaviour is anything to go by .

[@Jimmy-tu3dq]

You're right my little nephew and my niece fight all the time my nephew is smaller and shorter my niece is taller but my nephew is super strong he's actually stronger than her

[@daniellerodriguez5593]

Cool Reaction

[@shanepye7078]

All of Bill’s stuff is brilliant, check out his bit on “Old man face”.

[@yd8104]

Actually it's restraint AND biology. Moral restraint because we are raised that way and society would judge us, and mainly biology because men are hardwired and have a natural protective instinct towards women, especially if we are sexually attracted to them (whish is A LOT of women). That instinct compell us to protect women we perceive as vulnerable and physically inferior to us, or at least try not to hurt them. But if a woman crosses the line too hard (humiliation, etc.) and/or too often... And also if the man is not emotionally balanced (childhood trauma, abusive mother,...) those are the ones who become wife beaters.

[@natbornpuller]

I went on a first date once and the girl said to me… “do you think I can beat you up?” I just laughed it off as a silly question and went to another subject. Then, she asked me a few more times. I eventually gave in and told her my answer. Awkward

[@HoneyMike]

You should make a video with your twin brother. You could tell more stories about boxing and other things you did growing up together

[@kardeef33317]

Eventually a woman will run across a guy with a screw lose and get destroyed.

[@KurNorock]

He never should have married Nia. She's ruining him. Slowly turning him into an sjw. He doesn't see it happening and he's fighting it every step of the way, but she's slowly winning that battle.

[@vikuswavy5785]

Maybe he finds the arguments convincing? You sound like a maga freak.

[@KurNorock]

@@vikuswavy5785 "You sound like a maga freak." Is that supposed to be some kind of insult? You are talking about at least half the population you know. And of course Bill finds her arguments convincing. Because she is slowly poisoning his mind with nonsense to the point where he doesn't recognize the BS anymore. She's got his sense or reason all screwed up.

[@vikuswavy5785]

@@KurNorock Firstly, Lol, my guy, *please* say that to Bill's face & in front of his wife. Do you really believe what you're saying? If an argument is convincing, it's probably because it's *true.* You think a guy as out-spoken as BILL BURR would be slowly gas-lit and manipulated out of his beliefs as opposed to being presented with something convincing & changing his mind? Do you even know who Bill Burr is? Wtf? You're WAY out-of-pocket. And secondly, uh, yeah, "MAGA freak" is an insult as to say the foundation you're making this argument from is from a psychotic tribalistic bandwagon, believing whatever your folks believe just because they believe it, not actual introspection and rigorously testing their claims with logical proofs. Btw, America has 330+ million citizens & I'm pretty sure the voting numbers were around half of that total, so it may be as low as 1/4th of the population that voted for Trump & a little more than 1/4th that voted for Biden. Who do you think those people that didn't vote would have voted for if they did vote? Thirdly, You didn't contextualize your argument, and if I were to challenge you to justify this argument, "Poisoning his mind," and ask you for the who-what-where-when-why-how of what that even means, testing you by getting you to actually think about what you're saying for the first time in your life, your whole thing will fall apart.

[@KurNorock]

@@vikuswavy5785 lol say it to his face? What? Are you implying that Bill would assault me for saying that his wife is manipulating him? Or are you just implying that I would be too cowardly to tell him to his face? Either way, you are wrong, as usual. Do I really believe what I'm saying? Of course I do. That's why I said it. Just because an argument is convincing doesn't mean it is true at all. There are a million different factors that can lead to a person being convinced of something that isn't true. It happens all the time. If this weren't the case, then nobody would ever be wrong about anything. You really don't know anything about the right wing do you? That was a rhetorical question, I can tell by your absurdly ignorant description of a "maga freak" that you really don't have a clue. It never occurred to you that people might disagree with you for perfectly reasonable and rational reasons. You honestly believe that anybody who disagrees with you MUST be "psychotic" and "tribalistic" and incapable of independent thought. Because you just assume that you have all the answers and anybody who believes any differently from you is defective in some way. It couldn't possibly just be that you might be wrong, or that other people might believe that there is a different way to accomplish a goal. Nope, you really are that egotistical. You've got to be kidding me. " if I were to challenge you to justify this argument, "Poisoning his mind," and ask you for the who-what-where-when-why-how of what that even means," You realize you are basically asking me to go into a research paper level dissertation here right? This is a KZbin comment, not a psychology class. You know damn good and well what "poisoning his mind" means and how that is done. You just don't agree that it is happening. But you want to challenge me to an arbitrary and ridiculous goal, just so you can claim victory and strut around when I don't deliver.

[@vikuswavy5785]

@@KurNorock 1. No, Bill would either try to be nice to you and invite you to take in some new perspective then withdraw himself if you're resistant, or he would roast you and tell you to get therapy if he's in a bad mood. Don't project *your* violent tendencies onto my words. 2. You have no reference to any "usuals" from what I've written to tell me what I say is usually false. You've only read my comments this very week for the first time in your life. 3. If you're referring to "convincing" being pathos, like tugging at the heartstrings, fear-mongering/scary buzzwords, or rEvElAtOrY conspiracy theories instead of true statements spoken with a boring voice, sure, but what *I'm* referring to is "convincing" in the sense of pure logos. Statements that are true, that are justified, and are demonstrated as such by a boring voice. In the place I reside, the place of pure logos, *people can be wrong every single day. Even every single hour/minute/second.* 4. I've debated people on the right for 2 years straight a couple of years ago. 98% of them were extremely close-minded and 2% of them actually allowed their perspectives to be challenged. Not one of them were able to take any ground from me that I took from them just on the pure logos of the conversations. Most people can't fully disprove what they're saying quickly because it has so many layers of misinterpretations and convolutions that it's difficult to call out because you have to have deep knowledge of the topics they're talking about, like global warming, crime statistics, and *elections.* 5. I will stake on my life right now that I test my convictions *FAR* more often than you ever have. I justify my beliefs to myself frequently to make sure they're correct. 6. No, I don't know what "poisoning his mind" means because it's a loaded statement. There's a lot in it to be unpacked. Sorry, but I seem to have missed whatever obscure and dark conditioning you picked up in whatever part of society you came out of. You can't just keep your stuff packed and present it packed wherever you go, refusing to unpack it because you're not in a psychology class. You're making *BIG* claims about the beliefs of a very prideful guy, Bill Burr, who is famous. Lots of people care about the kind of character that he has and they would like a word with you. You don't think you need to be able to justify those claims with logical proofs? Seriously? If you don't have to justify your bad take, then hell, no one has to justify their claims about anyone or anything unless they're in a class! When this gets applied across the board, you can't complain about it!

[@ryukenchi]

its not that we know that we're stronger that we restrain ourselves. its because of how society protects women, anything we would do, we would get thrown in jail forever. thats why we hold ourselves back. its like Bill said. if it was a another guy he wouldve been blasted in the face. but no matter what women do, men will be seen as monsters for replying in kind.