Feminism Is Dividing This Country

[@dustafee666]

That "mens rights activist" going to a womens rights event, being rude to women he's recording, and then saying that the women he's upset are "too emotional to have a conversation" is classic gaslighting bs.

[@cherylbrown-m4i]

it was so clear what he was doing!!! laugh in his face. the insecurity seethes out of him

[@LoneWulf278]

Happens every time. Unfortunately, it works. 😒

[@npcsenpai1185]

Just incels angry at women.

[@ActiveAussie2024]

He was right. Women can never base any decision on logic. It's all emotional BS, or just self serving nonsense. Women view average men as disposable commodities, workhorses, nothing else.

[@bogusmcbogus2637]

I saw the same video you did. When was he acting rude. Maybe something was lost in translation. He was asking straightforward questions.

[@biobossx99]

And the government wonders why there's a declining birthrate

[@Andrea-1998]

The world’s overpopulated a little anyway

[@AbuBased731]

@@Andrea-1998 *In Africa *In india *In china

[@MicahRdr]

@@Andrea-1998 so let every country that isn’t black or Indian die then ? What dumb logic is that

[@doobervallard]

Because of what? You see, even countries with the best gender equality, countries like FInland, Sweden, and Denmark still experience a declining birthrate within its native population

[@user-ct4mw5yw4g]

@@Andrea-1998 overpopulation is a dangerous myth, please do some research

[@meneguzzi1978]

If you asked that politician about global warming, he would probably say "compared to Venus, we are ok, we should look at those planets first".

[@brinistaco1970]

hilarious, indeed. Worry about your country or maybe you should go to Iran? Deflection is a great way to not answer a question.

[@ffqas5714]

Global warming isnt real

[@doobervallard]

I get the message, but that analogy does not reflect what the politician was saying.

[@NotTodaySatan557]

Exactly!!

[@meneguzzi1978]

How does it not? He was asked on how South Korea's treatment of women compare to other countries and he went to the absolute extremes (Iran and Afghanistan) to make it look good.

[@elle9470]

She said what's your greatest fear and this man really said 'gender equality'

[@hetaeramancer]

thank goodness only asian and white women are against child-bearing because of feminism and that arabs, indians, and africans all love traditional family value and making big families. soon the asian and white countries will be filled with indian and african immigrants, what a happy world, and islam will also prevail as the ultimate religion of the human race nice work natural selection

[@starsandnobodys]

No two humans are equal. If one gender says they demand equality to the richest, did they earn it? That sounds like privilege

[@Melancholymadness62]

Gender equality is a distopian concept. Men and women have privilages in their respective niches. Meanwhile gender equality is possible only when one gender costs equalising the other gender.

[@Melancholymadness62]

Gender equality is a distopian concept. Both gender have their own privilages in repsective niches. Meanwhile gender equality is possible only when one gender costs equalising the other gender.

[@bolshevikapologist9957]

​@@starsandnobodyswhat

[@sunshineyellow]

Why are podcast bros literally the worst in every country? We need background checks on podcast mic purchases.

[@LoneWulf278]

Lol 😂

[@eksbocks9438]

Because they're addicted to clout.

[@tpeterson9140]

ik but its better if no one listens to them. freedom of speech is important even if ur stupid.

[@leahozhantortune771]

Background check? What are you? Authoritarian?

[@frankieslittlemonster132]

@@leahozhantortune771 It was a joke. Calm yourself.

[@armartin0003]

Basing your comparison on treatment of women against Afghanistan or Iran isn't a very high bar, Mr. Korean diplomat.

[@austkeat]

He’s pointing out countries that actually treat women unfairly. But I suppose when you think everything that doesn’t work out perfectly is just you being oppressed, then real oppression being experienced elsewhere doesn’t really move the needle for you.

[@armartin0003]

@@austkeat Nobody said they think that "not perfect" means being oppressed. But we do want to establish a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, promote general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.

[@Reeeeeee12345]

​@armartin0003 lol. Your ideals got me labeled a creep and harrasser of women even though I never did anything wrong. It was women who actually " harrassed" me. They are the ones who were kinda relentless in their flirting. Funny how at the end of the day, the thought of them being creeps or harrassers never seems possible in the minds of people, but with me, an innocent man,- it's on record even though no such evidence exists. All you gotta say is " he makes me feel uncomfortable. ". That's a weapon women use against men unjustly.

[@baeyensraphael3902]

@@armartin0003 "estalish justice, insure domestic tranquility, promote general welfare, and secure the blessings of lierty to ourselves and our posterity" just to be clear, those are common issues found in feminism? I'm just wondering, what privileges do men have over women, as in, something that a man is guaranteed to enjoy, that a woman cannot, in modern societies? Talking about north america, europe, etc, basically anyplace where women have the same rights as men.

[@ishmamahmed9306]

If he was going to play whataboutery, he could have pointed to North Korea. I wonder what that says of his opinion about the rights of women in North Korea?

[@cinderellasglassslipper777]

The fact that they called them freaks when the women asked them to be more considerate and civil in public/unisex spaces and then when the women are offended by it they act like they didn't do anything wrong and the women were too emotional and couldn't hold a conversation . If you want to have a respectful and honest conversation with someone may be start by not calling them names and instead try see from the other person's point of view.

[@KingKoopa1]

Why are there unisex bathrooms in the first place? Why should men change what we do simply because women don't like it? Why should we allow women to dictate our behavior based on their emotional state?

[@samsalamander8147]

That man went to that rally with the intent to disrupt and embarrass woman and he only made himself look like a horrible person.

[@Eiko286]

The woman wasn't even being aggressive you can tell it was his own insecurities . He started telling people not be aggressive when they where only trying to add their opinions.

[@kaydoeteccc7741]

And when i tell women to take showers, im a misogynistic creep

[@vhopseok]

@@kaydoeteccc7741no no just a creepy weirdo at best but the societal expectations for women to be more hygienic than men is very true. don’t defend anything this guy said

[@Amm6ie]

love that the political guy completely dodged the question regarding his own country & was like "looky looky those other countries are worse so look there" like just bc your country isnt *that* bad doesnt mean that ppl cant want it to get better in their home country

[@SynDeus]

He won. cope

[@hjk9934]

He is one of the most disgusting slime ball in Korean politics. He has been pandering to male, and quite often, incel gamers even though his party is all in to exploit young generation.

[@Kindhcv369]

He lost lol

[@Kindhcv369]

In fact there are no winners

[@hjk9934]

That politician is one of the worst opportunist in Korean politics. He was the textbook far-left turned far-right so as you can imagine he has blind support from incels. The irony here is, his party is hellbent on exploiting young generations which, of course, include that said incels.

[@artificiallove4098]

The fact that he thinks the woman telling men to take more showers and pee with the door closed is sexual harassment... I mean it wasn't a very intellectual statement but please, this man wouldn't survive 24 hours as a woman if he's insulted by that. Maybe talk again after you've been groped and threatened in public without anyone lifting a finger to help you. Or after you've been harassed by a coworker to the point you dread going to work. Then let's talk again about what sexual harassment is and who are the emotional ones.

[@MsDragonbal776]

The guy was trying to prove a point about how easy it is for women to claim sexual harassment

[@Clownk1ller]

?

[@Clownk1ller]

Speak English please

[@azmainfaiak8111]

​@@MsDragonbal776 exactly

[@shashankke250]

I think there two aspects One is women actually going though it and other is a false claim. The one who committed should be in jail, but the false cases should be stopped.

[@shoshishoshi127]

The fact that they already felt sexually harassed when a woman bring up toilet etiquettes shows exactly how they've never been sexually harassed before.

[@hazelcrisp]

These men are pathetic

[@amykpop1]

What are you even talking about? When did the men say they felt sexually harassed? Why would you lie about such a thing?

[@meonk_holicc32]

​@@amykpop1 did you watch the video?

[@nmn3457]

They never said they felt sexually harassed when that femi-nazi was going crazy about toilets.

[@Prinouisse]

@@amykpop1 12:24

[@cervmeup]

Reporter looks low key pissed at this whole situation.

[@maria-wu7us]

yeah I would be too. I would not have been happy with giving these men the light of day. These are the kind of people you cannot engage. I feel like there is nothing you can say to change their minds.

[@andresmattos7541]

​​@@maria-wu7us feminism is cancer

[@gunnermccormick3957]

Vice reporters unfailingly bring their bias into every single video they make. It’s just so obviously partisan that it turns off everyone who doesn’t already agree with their views, which creates an ideological echo chamber and further damages political discourse and divides our country.

[@L16htW4rr10r]

I would do the same. Especially as the reporter you couldn't said your true opinion and piss them off

[@cervmeup]

@@L16htW4rr10r she shouldn’t have been a reporter then F off

[@IglooDweller]

Yes, I'm sure that having a podcast complaining about women and harassing them IRL will bring harmony and make them want to "increase the population" with you. 🤔 The interaction with the woman who spoke about the showers and bathroom was one of the most insane instances of gaslighting I've ever seen. I thought she actually gave quite a lighthearted answer to NOT start a fight and then that stupid guy accused her of THREATENING him?? What the actual hell. I'm sure he thought he was "turning the tables" because he feels that women "over" accuse men, but it turned into just another instance of men harrassing women in a roundabout way.

[@professionalrandommale]

Feminism cancer

[@Ivana9910]

this. like it was totally a troll response. then she sounded more serious about the peeing with an open door thing. How comfortable do you have to be to do that without fear of getting assaulted by a weirdo while your junk is swinging around?

[@aliciabasir]

I believe that Korea is quite different than the US. In the sense that in the united states you can insult men comfortably, harasss them and portray them as pigs, while in Korea, men are not willing to accept such non-sense. Beyond that, she is responsable for what she says.

[@razzaman9023]

@@aliciabasirexactly. That is why women can give false allegations and not face any consequences when they are found not guilty. While the man has already been fired and name dragged through the mud.

[@justicefora11]

That guy times 20million is South Korea. I'm fxxxx ashamed of those guys.

[@Lolita2.0]

Sadly it's not South Korean women who think so too . I'm South African and I also don't want to get married. As some of you may have heard domestic violence in my country is very bad . It's so bad that women die daily from it. It's like why do I have to sacrifice my life so that I can make society happy and not benefit anything from it except bruises or maybe a coffin.

[@yasminea7149]

Ok, but generally more ppl die in car accidents and we don't stop driving or riding cars. Why would you allow statistics or numbers to influence you to such a level, you refuse to marry if you wanted marriage?

[@Lolita2.0]

@@yasminea7149 I know the violence. I grew up in it and I live in it. Maybe you where lucky enough to not experience it but some of us have seen the pain it causes. My grandfather did it , my father did it, my uncles did it and my aunts live it. It's the phone calls my mother gets when my uncle has beaten his wife and everybody is doing nothing about it. It's the news reporter talking about the woman who was burned alive by her partner or maybe the other one who was stabbed to death. I believe you must now get my point. I chose not to get married because of the trauma I have. I have nothing against marriage. Most my friends talk about it and guess what, I support them. It's not about the statistics or whether you can die from a car accident or a robbery. For me it's about taking a decision to spend my life without a partner because I can not offer what is needed or take what is given. I hope this answers your question 🙂

[@jeghetersoojeong]

@@yasminea7149 imagine there's a box with a hole and you don't know what's inside. Someone tells you it might have dangerous bug in there or it could be just empty inside. The chance is 50/50. Would you put your hand in there 'hoping' there is no danger when you can simply ignore the box? And why should women put their hands in there when they have a choice?

[@smossnektery7581]

I feel sorry for women in your country

[@mignonnesilva4306]

@@yasminea7149 What kind of illogical response is this?? Dying in a car crash and dying at the hands of an abuser are very different things and not a point to be compared on. A car crash crash is an accident most of the time, domestic violence is on purpose.

[@gaea17]

Your own sisters, mothers, daughters, friends, coworkers, and wives are telling you that they don't feel safe or have the ability to have the same quality of life that you do and you tell them to look at Afghanistan or Iran and say "at least your lives aren't as bad as theirs." 100% put my life savings down that they have never, and will never, care about what's going on with women in the Middle East. They'll use it to trivialize and ignore whatever issues you're speaking up about.

[@geekyourlikeslulu]

yeah.. girls hear this so often from korean men and boys "if you feel unsafe then go to Africa Middle East and live as a slave you deserve it!!" too often

[@berrymckockiner5883]

Lmao Oman and the UAE are the safest countries in the world. But you're complaining about not feeling safe, maybe ask yourself why those countries are safe

[@Sociedadematriarcal]

Yeah they’re jealous of woman

[@d7mf3j]

men are statistically less safe in most ways in most countries.

[@jayc342009]

Imagine trivialising women's issues like that...kinda reminds me if how when men talk about their issues feminists dismiss them and tell them "cos patriarchy hurdurrr".

[@Pou1gie1]

When one is so used to privilege, equality/equity feels like oppression.

[@globalzox]

Ah yes, the equal 30% pay gap... the highest of any developed nation. So privileged they are.

[@lpk6372]

But it's not equality/equity cause there is still a hierarchy those men will get theirs and go on as usual most of this are men who couldn't compete in any of these times. It's affirmative action from loser men.

[@pasta-and-heroin]

@@globalzox what?

[@SammyxSweetheart.02]

@@globalzox the ideal is that should be closer to zero

[@eksbocks9438]

A lot of these guys who don't like feminists are just clout chasers. They see women who are upset. And they see this as an opportunity to harass them for fun. In their heart, they see women as inferior. Or as objects. And they've done this same thing to other men who aren't "macho" as well.

[@laylay7633]

That man is a walking red flag, even the way he laughed after being called out… I’ve seen too many dramas to know exactly what that laugh means!

[@Chawkes420]

“I watched so much fictional media, it really shows how reality is! you dont have to be present in reality just watch more soap operas and K-dramas!”

[@BonGaleti]

​@@Chawkes420 for real bro 😂😂😂 that comment was really just ironic to read.

[@rutgerhauser2377]

@@BonGaleti Imagine using KDramas to psychoanalyze people.

[@k31than]

@7:55 Wait. So, not trying to put words in his mouth, but is he saying that the reason why they're abolishing the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family is because it's negatively affecting birth rate? In other words, they're more concerned about birth rates than women's rights?

[@firecracker3911]

Yes

[@k31than]

@@firecracker3911 😨😩

[@CricketCentral321]

They don't care about women's wellbeing, only concerned with how many babies they can pop out - to keep the system going, more lending for banks, more people to sell diapers and baby formula to, more home/car loans, and so on...

[@caitlyntoney5095]

Well yeah, same as in America.

[@mikea5745]

"Birth rate" is just a convenient excuse to push through whatever policies you want. It's pretty clear this move will have the opposite effect though. Gender disparity is one of the driving reasons women are choosing not to have children

[@ktbugg1023]

So sad this mentality is growing globally. They said the women were emotional, that the interviewee was “angry, your face is up here,” but did they not say women asking for more rights made them feel shame, anger, humiliation? Seems emotional to me. The interviewee gave a thoughtful answer, just asking men to have civic awareness, ie how they present in public spaces. No personal attacks, just what women would like to feel safer. And that’s somehow an assault on masculinity. Amazing work vice, so scary to see the parallels with western gender discussions.

[@bogusmcbogus2637]

She said they should shower. How is that a civil answer?

[@DennisMoore664]

@@bogusmcbogus2637 Pretty low bar there, McBogus. These boys were there pulling the same crap Matt Walsh pulls about gender versus biological sex identification over here. They were there to be provocative and at the first opportunity act like the chodes they showed themselves to be, not have a civil conversation. And I don't know about you but I could usually do with a shower because I do stuff that makes me sweat and stink, so not all that uncivil of a request if you want your girlfriend to be happy so she'll make you happy.

[@waiwai5233]

There needs to a balance line drawn. Left unchecked it will be eventually like the west when the coldness of the aircon is deemed sexist as it is too cold for women. The key is as a society where is the appropriate line. It is very easy feminism will turn into an elitist supremacy movement.

[@Joshua-eo5hr]

The Taliban will win we will put you back in your place femoids.

[@dclarke2179]

@@marciestoddard730 you make no sense as your answer.

[@Shaun81000]

The ministry of gender equality is the one responsible for the declining birth rates? I lived in SK for a few months, and every guy and girl I talked to said that they can't even begin to imagine thinking of being married and starting a family when rent alone has doubled in the past 5 years, while wages have stayed relatively the same and the job market has shrunk because of covid and global economic downturn. It seems to be the exact same problem in japan. Maternal leaves are a bit of a joke, paternal leaves are unheard of You have to pay a fortune to live in a tiny apartment in a major city. Imagine trying to do that with kids and a spouse. In this day and age, even two incomes in some countries/cities aren't enough to raise kids. Maybe if these governments addressed that, they would be able to raise the birth rates atleast a bit

[@NathanRuhl]

Gender equality is just a cog in the machine of the Globalist agenda my friend. This kind of economic instability is happening all over the world in order to weaken countries' ability to sustain themselves. Japan was the first to fall.

[@Aryeh-o]

Real estate pumping goes hand in hand with feminism in industrial societies. the result isn't very cheerful for human beings in general. korean feminists don't see through this that they are bieng made into working bees. they are just happy to see some status and be spiteful for men. apparently this has got so bad in korea that there was a massive backlash. good for them.

[@worshipthecomedygodseoeunk4010]

as a korean adoptee, i know first hand how korean society views women. i learned that single mothers in korea are about the most stigmatized group of people in the country. theyre basically seen as 2nd class citizens, esp. compared to single fathers. to the point where they have a whole np organization dedicated to supporting them called KUMFA. since 1990, 90% of "orphans" in korea arent parentless at all. they simply have a single mother. and whether they were widowed or their husband left or they were just a boyfriend or fling or whatever, it doesnt matter. Even with abusive partners, they may encourage the woman to stay or get married to them if they have a child. if a women doesnt have a man around their arm, the child is viewed with disdain and oftentimes family relatives will sneakily take the baby when the mother isnt aware and secretly bring them to an orphanage where they're cut off from their family line forever. the mom can spend years and years desperately searching, but the baby is already overseas with new parents. and adoption agencies will straight up lie to couples that the child is an "orphan" or that the mother "wanted to give them a better life" when in reality, the child was basically trafficked. sometimes hospitals will even take the baby right after birth, taking advantage of the mothers state, and secretly bring them to an orphanage. and then if the adoptee wants to find the mom? well, too bad, because usually the child, if theyre on the family registry still, will have to go through the father to find them, since its a patriarchical system. and sometimes that father is reluctant to say anything or even admit the child is their dna child, like the case with Kara Bos in 2020. and then also oftentimes the mom cant see the child anyway because her new family will look down upon her for having a child out of wedlock.

[@thaliabirrueta8456]

A while back, I read a graphic novel memoir of a Korean girl who moved with her mom to the U.S. during the 1990s because the stigma of single motherhood was SO strong in South Korea.

[@MeidoInHebun]

Good. Single mothers destroy society.

[@ishqdweller]

​@@MeidoInHebun ​ 'cause the fathers failed to parent and be there for their child? And that's somehow the mothers’ fault? 😂😂 Gimme a break fruitcake, you fail to initiate cogent arguments/points. ROFL.

[@LearningBe-s4g]

@@thaliabirrueta8456 title name pls?🌸

[@coshvjicujmlqef6047]

Single moms are evil. No hymen no diamond.

[@KitchenTornado]

14:15 "My greatest fear, is that men and women lose their gender identities, and end up being identical apart from their genitalia." He just said the quiet part aloud

[@swign7528]

Genuine question, what is the problem with losing gender identities?

[@OliverNorth9729]

Men were blessed with immense strength. Men and women can never be identical.

[@raafeyplayz7015]

@@swign7528that’s what I was wondering too

[@KitchenTornado]

The point I was making was he contradicted his first half of the sentence. It isn't about sexism, he doesn't want equal rights

[@user-ih8kr9nt7o]

@@OliverNorth9729 feminism and equal rights its not about making women and men "identical". It's equal rights.

[@eksbocks9438]

6:36 Another common grievance I've heard is that when they go to a doctor for a health concern. And what they say isn't taken seriously. Such as abdominal pain.

[@bagelized]

as a korean woman, when i went to a doctor for extreme fatigue (i couldn't stay awake for more than 8 hours a day), he laughed in my face and told me to go home and rest.

[@madeyemads]

No! Misogyny is dividing it!

[@Dev-qs2yb]

Embrace Misogyny! Curb your Feminism.

[@ILOVEJAPAN223]

Why are you ranting over hating women when you are not even one

[@veganvanguard8273]

Exactly. This title is twisted and biased.

[@elinszelkinaholdvolgyi7156]

I think it's so more shitty men click on it, watch it and start thinking. It's a clever move

[@rexleo4647]

That guy who says gender control freak, yea this dude is the reason why people choose feminism

[@baxter_canada_dry8182]

OF COURSE HE THINKS THAT RALLY IS FULL OF EMOTION 😂

[@kated3165]

Funny how its always the people who act the most out of emotion instead of logic and common sense, who are always the first to bash other people for being ''too emotional'' heh?!

[@andy-pd7qo]

as if they didn’t start a movement solely because women advocating for womens right hurt their feelings.

[@newhorizonsforfifty2833]

I guess when you try to gin up the emotion and then victim blame them for getting mad...

[@claff4573]

He literally went to the rally because he was emotional. These are the same people claiming "men can't cry" but use having emotions as a bad thing and an insult to discredit what women are saying

[@Feliciiiiiiiii]

Right! Why separate Brain n hurt when they work together

[@iheartstar]

Let this video be birthcontrol and stop you from lowering your standards sisters ❤

[@TerraSix88]

As heartbreaking as this is, this isn’t surprising. People here have to understand how SK society is where it’s at today. After the Korean War and the country was in shambles, the sole priority that emerged was improving its standing on the global stage. Naturally, the only metric that SK would use to gauge this progress is the state of its economy. As a result, they only obsessed over economic results, numbers, and rankings. In doing so, they neglected the social well-being and health of its people. Basically, SK grew up too fast physically but not emotionally/mentally. So to men, they believe their perspective on entrenched norms and their privileges aren’t out of place. But in order for society to move forward, discussions like these have to take place. So while it seems really sad to see gender conflicts right now, I see it as a critical first step to getting the ball rolling

[@SignOfTheTimessssss]

Fantastically articulated. I completely agree. As an American woman who lived in S Korea you can see this played out.

[@zuzu5175]

Very well said! As a Korean American your insight is refreshing. I would like to add, this is not a young country, it has an ancient history where men were always elevated above women. I hope for the sake of all men and women we will be able to understand each other soon.

[@MikeStoneJapan]

Japan has something similar going on.

[@FREE_WILL_DEFENDER]

All i know is their population is dropping. I wonder what will happen when the writing on the wall becomes undeniable. Nothing probably 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@Naomi-fb1ej]

As someone from a country that's often lumped tgt with SK, Japan, Taiwan, etc. as having an East-Asian developmental model, I somewhat agree with this take but I would like to highlight that this is severely depoliticised view of history. What is the reason that these countries had a lot of "economic progress" but no "social progress"? Because for most of their history, they were authoritarian/semi-authoritarian dictatorships where democratic and social movement were annihilated, and activists were targeted and even killed. How come not many people bring this up? Because these dictatorships were backed by the US/the West... In the beginning of the video the feminist march is holding a banner with two slogans, one about women's rights, one about the length of the working day. Because misogyny is not just an issue of holding on to old patterns, it is fueled by male anxiety that's captured by neoconservative movements. Even today, Japan and South Korea rely extremely heavily on traditional patriachal models to handle needs such as childcare, care of the elderly, aka the woman stays home or works AND takes care of the household. However, this is basically untenable today. It's basically a similar story to the West, when men feel powerless due to economic precarity and losing the traditional role of dominating over their wife, they lash out at women...

[@angelicdreamssubliminals1656]

The politician used Afghanistan as an example😂 is the bar THAT low?? Like thats your standard bruh?

[@amiram4608]

that was so insane

[@ElonEpstein]

South Korean Andrew Tates. Now I've seen everything.

[@pantamews]

There's Tates everywhere you go, you just cant find them cuz their too busy being sexist in their depressing little rooms

[@rutgerhauser2377]

@@pantamews Most of these korean feminists are still living with their parents. It's one basement dweller yelling at other basement dwellers.

[@love4steel_]

My god the hate in this world… people, wake up please!!! It’s all a trap for us to fight each other like cats and dogs, we are meant to be for each other and support each other, play our natural roles and in harmony conquer the world, just like God intended us to…if you read this, please turn to Jesus and drop the hate, it is ass useless, we have bigger enemies to fight.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Asking for equal rights shouldn’t be so hard

[@dave_riots]

You shouldn't even be asking for those rights. Complete autonomy should've been guaranteed from the start.

[@BigVtheVanity]

The right to get draft to the military. Nice.

[@Xaviergonzalez85]

My girlfriend went to an equal rights protest driving my car.

[@atrumphasmatis6719]

@@MVGAactual so because women are generally weaker and more on the emotional side they shouldn’t have equal rights?

[@fantuswitt9063]

@@MVGAactual It only proves certain averages not that woman shouldn´t have the same opportunities big differences. You can only prove with biology that a 50/50 splitt in most occupations will probably never happen but not that that you can shrink the gap or that woman cant have the same opportunities.

[@owencollier1071]

The last line "My greatest fear is that men and women lose their gender identities, and end up being identical apart from their genitalia" (14:21) encapsulates the primary issue perfectly. You can easily draw logical connections to every single issue with traditional masculinity and anti-feminism (even when not under those labels) from this fear alone. In my opinion, quelling this fear in young men and understanding its causes is a big part the way forward. I would have loved to see Hanako press further on the logic behind the fear itself, but this was great reporting and I applaud the choice to approach the topic with a larger focus on the feminist opposition.

[@shawn8093]

Feminists seem to have an issue with everything traditionally masculine. That is the problem most men have with them. Every time there is a social issue, feminists are always blaming “men”, “the patriarchy”, “toxic masculinity”, or “traditional masculinity”. In other words, men! Women as a group are hardly ever handled accountable for some of the issues we currently have. Hence, we are tired of being made to feel like villains for things most of us are not responsible for.

[@flaviusfake271]

I believe the fear is the expectation and treatment of men in relationships nowadays. We are expected to be earn a significant income, be emotionally available yet unbreakable, be always dedicated to our partners happiness meaning all our free time is their time. That has been my experience during my last 3 relationships. One was a very long one. Heck even for child custody and government support. The 3 friends in my circle give the cheque to their ex spouse. Two gave up completely not by choice on getting joint custody. They reluctantly accepted 1 weekend per 2 weeks. Misleading narratives or outright false accusations were brought against them. The other guy took a loan out after being with his ex spouse for 4 or 5 years to pay all her debts. She left him within a month of the loan being taken by him. He had to fight to have her make payments on the loan. She did not pay the majority of the loan. There are some amazing women in this world. My mother, sister in law, grandmother and cousins. All of them are honest, proud, strong, intelligent and hard workers. Sadly nowadays I witness more stories of a woman taking advantage of those with no recourse or say. Also some men who mistreat women too. I lost an aunt to such a coward. So in my opinion there is a social issue. Men are considered more as labourers. I understand a child is not conceived by only one and in the past many women were left penniless. Still no dad (not on drugs, alcohol, not violent, no criminal records, no domestic reports or anything except he has diabetes so he could maybe pass put though it has happened for 10 years) should not restricted from seeing their daughter because the mother is spiteful. Yet that is acceptable and commom nowadays. This is the reason these organizations are happening because some men feel mistreated in some cases rightfully so because of their gender. The same mother decided to move as far away as possible recently because my friend was finally given more visitation rights. It has been 3 years. He hold got 1 to 2 days every 2 weeks a year ago. He doesn't even fight or complain which days. Anyways there are some terrible people with no hearts or kindness in this world. Even in my family I have 2 aunts and 2 uncles that I struggle to even acknowledge at all due to their past actions.

[@chameleon28]

@@flaviusfake271 that’s sounds like a problem with the family court system. Which needs to be reformed. In my country joint custody is automatically granted, if you want sole you have to prove why. Prenups are very important in a marriage and it’s important to ensure you marry someone who makes similar money to you and that they continue to work throughout the marriage

[@Feministslayer2019]

Wishing back to the roman days.

[@Ofasia777]

@@flaviusfake271 That's men made problems, the main opposition to fixing those problems are other men and conservative women. Feminists are the natural allies to men who want change and equality

[@honeymoonavenue97]

5:11 classic case of gaslighting. This man is so emotional and sensitive. He should smile a little.

[@shadowraygun4000]

Telling people what they think is a classic mechanism for getting them angry and is not conducive to understanding them. This is not a conversation. It's purposely trying to anger them.

[@quarksarranged]

Title is a bit misleading. The issue isnt feminism. Its Korean men's refusal to give Korean women the respect they deserve.

[@hitto8863]

If its like dat,i would like to be friend whit korean men!!!

[@Kur0miiiii]

THIS!

[@Kur0miiiii]

@@jairajsinghshaktawat6593That's on the males. If they treated women with respect and care they wouldn't be declining.

[@jayc342009]

Respect is earned.

[@Prinouisse]

@@jayc342009 You don't have to respect someone to not impose violence upon them.

[@howdidthishappen6498]

I loved how reporter was so done and yet was being professional

[@uranus3950]

this should be titled “the patriarchy is dividing this country”

[@faiqanjum9010]

let me guess, you support the Kill All Men movement?

[@worshipthecomedygodseoeunk4010]

you really see with the example of south korea that economic prosperity and growth doesnt equal a socially developed society

[@Ceylin_Kurtbogan]

In countries that develop rapidly, the minds generally fall behind that progress. Seen everywhere. I am from Turkey and Turkey is such country as well. It has rapidly been developing and this has caused a lot of generational gap between younger and older people here. Especially given the fact that Korea has an aged society with more elder people, it is clear why their social development did not follow the speed of their economic development.

[@delusionnnnn]

Everyone wants to blame the problems of capitalism, such as recession, and the absolute requirement that we fill in the supposed labour gaps with new sources of labour while trying to underpay them - on everything and everyone except capitalism. Let's blame women for wanting equality in the workplace. Let's blame gays for having a marketable demographic. Let's blame liberals for the fact that an automobile requires a fraction of the man-hours to create than it did when the industry was at its peak. Let's blame conservatives for believing the lies that conservative politicians tell them about "bringing jobs back" while at the same time taking in money from the industries they surrender to regulatory capture. But let's never blame capitalism itself, because otherwise we might want to, you know, adjust it or move beyond it.

[@tcrijwanachoudhury]

Thank you! They-the corporate leeches just want us to fight like this. And I fear they're winning. :(

[@worshipthecomedygodseoeunk4010]

by design...thats why any form of social system is seen as communism. even vice isnt innocent with their neolib takes. both sides fight to the death while the top 1% laugh their way to mars

[@twofortydrifter]

You're absolutely right. Communism is the answer. Please go spread the good word to the S. Koreans. I'm sure it'll go over well with them.

[@rico14]

@@twofortydrifterthat’s hilarious 😂

[@yesimemoin0935]

Sexism has been around a lot longer than capitalism. Nice try though.

[@sjlfinland1992]

So, if I understand our friends at Gender Harmony correctly, women asking for equal pay + personal safety = Feminism. Basic human rights are "Feminism" now apparently.

[@chicn7751]

That is what feminism was originally. The ideas of first and second wave feminism are focused on gender equality. Modern forms of feminism, third and fourth wave, are focused on changing social views and preexisting ideas. At its core it has always been about equality.

[@LoneWulf278]

I think it’s always been that way, actually. It’s very interesting.

[@badge5575]

Blame your lack of safety on the psychopaths in the wrld not normal men and its illegal to pay men more than women

[@Janeway1269]

Yup and their wannabe hero, wants to "protect" the women. From what? What is there to protect them from but other men? I guess he wants things to stay that way?

[@marcusinfinity9386]

Safety isn't a right

[@hellobot67]

Why is the first thing the men say about the movement isn't " Those guys who are on trail should be ashamed" but " masculinity is disappearing" because women want to be equal in the work force.

[@Jayinjapanese]

I see why the fertility rate is low

[@nopva]

The reason Korea has a low fertility rate is because they don't get married. The reason for not getting married is that the man is short of money and the woman is because the man is short of money.

[@Ofasia777]

​@@nopvaSo you're saying the main problem is housing costs?

[@Ceylin_Kurtbogan]

economy and toxic work culture. Japan is extremely famous for deadly working culture but not a lot of people know for example that Korea scores much higher than Japan in that regard.

[@ismailesen5403]

Kudos to the Vice journalist for her great, insightful and probing interview.

[@arthurwkm]

the interviewer was really containing the hate well lmao. i dont blame her, its like interviewing a KKK member as a black person. dudes are just spouting the wildest lies and attacks to your identity

[@Baddyusi]

I would like to know how is this excellent journalism? I’m seriously curious about your reasoning

[@90sanimation54]

Yea you got a protester wanting Korean men to take more showers Very insightful 😂

[@lawrenceh6591]

Meh, she didn't really push far at all.

[@cryptelligence]

Men in the comments REALLY dislike a woman being praised for her competence in public. It’s like they are telegraphing their weak spots.

[@benitaschafer]

He’s talking about male-female harmony, when there never really was a HARMONY. It were always the men controlling, dictating, undermining women. And because now that women speak up and demand for that to change he and all the other anti-feminist men are threatened of losing this control over them. This way of thinking and argumentation just reveals the fragile egos and lack of a sense of reality they have internalised.

[@ismailmounsif1109]

That is a lie tho there was always a man and woman harmony it’s that you look at history from your subjective bias opinion that why you can’t see that harmony that have created many societies since the beginning of human kind

[@KitsGravity]

I was a feminist before too but after getting into relationship with my gf, now my wife, i realised how privileged i have been all of my life. She had to struggle to convince her parents to go to B-school (where we eventually met), has been molested in the past, has faced catcalling, slut shamed just to name a few. It was so dishearterning learning her side of the story and then i asked some of my female friends too and their experiences were very similar to my wife's. A lot more needs to be done for gender equality. Men who are against feminism are generally the people who have never gotten to listen to the other side of the story.

[@ilovepankothecat4117]

This is my issue with neo-feminism straight people will get triggered when they don’t want to admit their privilege how about you ask trans-women and queer women like lesbians tiger expierences you only referenced straight cisgendered women fake woke.

[@Rokiotop900]

Wtf are my privileges if I am a man?

[@Changed.User100]

and feminists also never listen to the other side of the story, so whats your point? you're just spitting out bullshit and its pretty apparent you got your brain spilled by your gf

[@kaydoeteccc7741]

What privileges do men have

[@Mark3nd]

Bra ..... tell me those privileges. We'll be here waiting. Yeah thats right, there are non. Women, especially in USA took most of that power/freedom. Should I call it will? If that female colleague reports you to HR that you didn't do anything to her, has no reason, you're fired and jailed. Why don't you plan your counter argument, we're waiting

[@dontmindmepls3738]

Yeah, Iran and Afghanistan totally are the norm a "developed" country should aspire to lol

[@ian7429]

I saw the Korean news today about the employment restrictions for short haired women. I hope that Korean women will be employed and paid without discrimination😢

[@GaryHighFruit]

You could say ANY kind of person is being restricted. But the news chooses to highlight women. In south korea, * There are parking lots for women, * subway seats for pregnant women which are used as women priority seats * There are pharmacy schools just for women. This is sexist discrimination. All this oppresses men. There's a female quota system in congress, companies and much more.

[@Riu-bw4bl]

@@GaryHighFruitok male, most of the “privileges” women have are a response to 1, companies refusing to hire women in the first place and even with these laws and rules women still get pushed out if the work place by men. Second, any parking lot, busses, space you just mentioned exists because men have a problem with a*sulting women literally everywhere. Womens trains and parking lots got introduced after cases of men harming and r*ping women in them at such a large scale women were given their own. Men are not victims of this s*it. Men are the problem of all these “privileges” if you or any man thinks what you just mentioned is discrimination then you have never been discriminated against in your life.

[@알료올료-j5o]

@@GaryHighFruit The reason there is a parking lot for women is because men have previously committed crimes targeting women in the parking lot, so to prevent crimes, a women's parking lot was created at the entrance where there is a lot of floating population, and even this rule is not really followed. Seats for pregnant women in the subway are also a pretense that most people do not adhere to. Korean women even nickname incel men “omega men” to mock incel men who sit in pregnant women’s seats to deliberately embarrass them. You are mistaken about the female-only pharmacy school. There is no pharmacy school, it is just a department in the women's college. Also, the reason why there is a women's university is because in the past, Korea was a culture where women were bound by patriarchy and could not receive education. Women's colleges are universities that were created to provide educational opportunities to such women and guarantee their right to education. And looking at deepfake crimes, sexual harassment, and sexual harassment crimes that occur frequently in schools these days, it is understandable that this is the reason for ostracizing men.

[@알료올료-j5o]

@@GaryHighFruit The women's quota system is always a system and is not followed. Rather, in the educational process where women become teachers with significantly higher grades than men, male teachers are selected through a male quota system. If you find it hard to believe, search for major personnel positions in Korea right now. All people in important positions are men. Korea is a country where the names of new male actors appear in the credits before those of female actors with high careers, even if a drama is filmed right now. Is the Korea that oppresses men you are talking about the same country as the Korea I live in? Right now, even though women are being assaulted, sexually assaulted, sexually harassed, and even dying, not a single article is published and the nation is not taking any action. Is Korea really a country that is female-friendly and unfair to men, this incel guy??

[@GaryHighFruit]

@@알료올료-j5o " in the past". Past is the past. We're dealing with present time. Men in parking lots are also victims of crimes. It's just that society cares more about women. You seem to not know what 'incel' means and are using it as a slur. About seats for pregnant women, you're only focused on the men who sit in them. I'll bet non-pregnant women sit in them too. It's common for people to not follow rules, or to say "well the seats weren't being used". So you seem focused on men as the only trouble-makers.

[@Valentino016]

As they should Im proud of these women

[@johanprabhu779]

As they should what? Telling a men they should all die? Men are at the top of the world now. In every profession. U R only mentally equal to us. But if all men said all woman should die THEN men litrlly have the power to make that come true. But not all of us r bad AND u have noooo idea how many men r trying their best to take care of u in the shadows. I can say without any hesitation that u r at our MERCY.

[@edilia]

That guy that is the Male Activist... he gives me the creeps. He gives off this REALLY EVIL vibe "under the rug".

[@tylern.4230]

All because he doesn't worship everything you say as a woman. Typical

[@Takeshi_Kovacs7]

The vice reporter really felt uneasy during those interviews with these men who were fully convinced of their views. Guess she was really concerned

[@L16htW4rr10r]

I would too if I was her.

[@jkim-ph1ds]

let’s hope the guy didn’t put a tracking device in her purse. what an effing creep

[@kaiparker1756]

@@jkim-ph1ds Where the hell does this accusation even come from? All because he wants harmony between men and women he's now an "effing creep" who would "put a tracking device in her purse". Calm down with the ridiculous accusations. It's like saying let's hope the lady he interviewed doesn't secretly murder men. Such an outlandish claim.

[@Ace01010]

@@kaiparker1756 feminist at it finest, jumping to extremes for no reason like wtf 😂

[@shashankke250]

​@@jkim-ph1ds wow nice imagination.

[@leonli1642]

let the powers that be divide you from your brother or sister by telling you how they take a larger piece of the scrap, meanwhile they pick your pensions / retirement clean. The theme from 'Parasite' continues.

[@nogodsnomasters6963]

While you are right, I'm not ok with women and queer folk being killed at higher rates and treated as subhumans. Plenty of men who claim to be my brothers and comrades do that shxt too, and silence those affected in their own movements and affinity groups. Also don't wanna wait till after the revolution to be able to, say, get an abortion, just saying. In my experience, women and queer folk trying to fight next to men as equals, ARE STILL NOT TREATED AS SUCH by the men they choose to fight with. So cos you're also right, I'll keep fighting with men, but don't you forget, they often don't have my back as i have theirs.

[@jambostringo]

The first woman that talked to them simply asked for men to close the door when they pee, and the guy in a coat completely lost his marbles, called her a "gender control freak". I bet he's the kind of person who can´t take any criticism at all.

[@QQQ-eo2gp]

Yeah but if a man asks a women to cover up or do something with their hair in the US you know that’s going straight to HR. It’s the same crap.

[@eatthisblueberrypie]

​@@QQQ-eo2gpcomparing with hair??😂

[@amiram4608]

@@QQQ-eo2gp close the fucking door when u pee it's not that hard, and doing that does not mean u can tell women how to wear their hair wtf?

[@Mastercane98]

Look at the facial expression of the interviewer when she is asking the questions. She looks like she wants to strangle him ahaha

[@ceeIoc]

Feminism has gone to the extreme.

[@aram8458]

Look at the interviewer. If you are not willing to hear men don't go there.

[@izzieee3750]

Honestly the more ppl go against feminism the more radical i become

[@ЕкатеринаИванова-ы9я8ъ]

i saw somewhere an article about radical feminism and it said that the more women are opressed in this country the more radical feminism will become popular there. I think this actually make sense

[@FamilyIsGone]

If you stay that way fine but don't complain when AI wife bots come out

[@samuraijosh1595]

and the more radical the men become.

[@samuraijosh1595]

@Black King more radical females would only encourage more radical men. Deal with it.

[@izzieee3750]

@@samuraijosh1595 well.. I am going to say given the slide we are on how men have treated women for ages and how they get treated by from women.. I will throw the wild guess that if all hate each other men do have way more to loose.. i do not see how much worse some can be 😘😘

[@SaintLorena]

And they wonder why these women don’t want to birth their children.

[@kaliprasad7689]

Absolute power without responsibility is dangerous.

[@iamjohnporter67]

Why can't we all just agree wtih each other? Every gender must have equal rights.

[@fantuswitt9063]

Definitly

[@ameyas7726]

Man is not equal to a woman...opposites attract, equals don't..

[@fantuswitt9063]

@@ameyas7726 They are in most cases, there different averages but to attract each other they dont have to embody a certain set of certain cultural norms thats bullshit.

[@zackfleisig7932]

@@ameyas7726 "Equal rights", not "lets make everyone literally the same species of human"

[@Andrea-1998]

@@ameyas7726 Men and women are equal, we aren’t the same but we are equal.

[@jones2277]

that Vice reporter is a saint. trying to reason with overgrown teenage boys is like trying to teach a toddler not to eat crayons.

[@gforce97]

except they were calm and rational unlike the feminists they tried having a conversation with in the video

[@jones2277]

@@gforce97 calm and rational? you must be one of them.

[@kaydoeteccc7741]

​@@jones2277they were calm and rational

[@Kritikanbringer]

#KevinSamuels' #SIGNlanguage always applies: Shame Insult Guilt Need to be right R.I.P.

[@lakshya3245]

Now its a high time, we men should take the charge again into our hands and now we know that why the charge was into male's hands earlier.

[@twystedworld584]

WHEN YOU ARE ACCUSTOMED TO PRIVILEGE, EQUALITY FEELS LIKE OPPRESSION 🚨📢📢

[@puttkh2673]

Can they hear themselves ? Like how are you not laughing for saying stuff like that ? Both of them sounded like insecure 5th grader 🤣🤣🤣 straight men with podcasts never fails. Keep going bro that's the only way to protect women from dating you🤡🤡🤡💀💀💀

[@surveyor1515]

What do you expect? It’s a slow death for those left out of the breeding pool and they’re gonna howl and scream..some louder than others..🤨

[@vklnew9824]

It'll be funny when NK conquers the south.

[@TheElephantRoom1]

Take special notice how the music changes to being more tense when men are being interviewed, while the music is much more calming and uplifting while the women are being interview.

[@Casshio]

I have heard and read many horror stories, from people I know too, about how minorities in general are treated as second class citizens. People of color being shamed in public, single mothers and their children being bullied by their own familes and women being assaulted and mistreated in every layer of life. At work, at home, in schools or on the street. Accounts of unsuspecting women being pulled into cars or clubs against their will is something I've heard of personally. Of course SK isn't going under in complete visible mayhem. But the effects of what is happening will lead to further negative consequences. And it's not like they are the only country pulling that kinda bullshit. It's all very saddening and unnecessary.

[@RaheelPervaiz123]

Happens in every country. At some point humans cave into their animal self

[@primordialorder]

Minorities are actually aliens, so there's nothing wrong with treating them as second-class citizens.

[@sunjiyoo_]

It was so hard for me to get through this video because it's so real. Especially the interview with that activist because every logic he brings up comes from the feminist narrative but he is completly unaware (the se*ual harrassment part, no doubt). It made me want to scream. I was born and raised in Korea but am living abroad now. The more I distance myself from my home country, the more I can see what a clusterfuck of a situation we are in. When women try to voice frustration about the very real misogyny that is omnipresent in every corner in the country, the whole society (I'm not talking about just men) just gaslights us that the problems lies on them, that they are already too privilieged and they are asking for too much, and it's discriminating men. The society nitpick every little thing and try to 'mathematically calculate' the equality like 50:50. A great example is always the military service. The common narrative is that if women want equality, they should go to the military. You can just tell by the fact that the word 'feminist' is used as an insult in Korea.

[@MsDragonbal776]

He wasn't unaware about the sexual harassment stuff, he was actually proving a point, specifically about how easy it is for women to claim sexual harassment

[@agnidas5816]

you just got brainwashed a different way, lmfao

[@geekyourlikeslulu]

I envy you, I'm a Korean too, my dream is to go abroad and to never come back. Can't stand this misogynyistic atmosphere. My common sense gained from years abroad in relatively equal country doesn't get along with them.

[@leilameow9582]

@@geekyourlikesluluunfortunately the whole world is a misogynistic crap hole even in the most “progressive” countries. I have lived in Saudi Arabia as a woman and also in Canada for a long time. Believe me misogyny is inescapable, it is a badge you carry as a woman.

[@DecenterMen]

American men love to say "If you want equality, then men should be able to attack you just like they attack men." It's disgusting really. A lot of us have opted to stay single and childfree.

[@daniellord-vera6987]

bro this sounds like some toxic intel vibes from these dudes lol

[@ludwigjosh9619]

Did your wifesboyfriend allow you to comment on these video?

[@coolcat669]

​@@ludwigjosh9619 are you having fantasies about being a cuck?

[@hoshi4042]

most "men's right activist" do what they do because they are incels and without the patriarchy they know women won't accept their mediocrity.

[@daniellord-vera6987]

@@ludwigjosh9619 sorry who are you ?

[@thatscool1550]

I would like to hear from this guys mother.

[@desleyart]

the title is so frusterating. mistreatment of women and mistreatment of men under patriarchy is whats dividing the country

[@hamamathepotato8898]

Thank you so much for covering this vice! Very informative

[@TheEverFreeKing]

Nah it's mostly Pro feminist propaganda.

[@I.am.hooked]

​@@TheEverFreeKing it's an interview of "men's rights activists".

[@lanagustafson1700]

This was very enlightening. The fact that the guy doesn’t even know what sexual harassment is…. My god

[@jocosus3]

8:41 Using Iran and/or Afghanistan as the "low bar" in the treatment of women compared to your own country does not make a persuasive argument, IMO. #WeCanAllDoBetter

[@coshvjicujmlqef6047]

No hymen no diamond.

[@MayaMaya-tj7kw]

Let's go women, don't give up.

[@MayaMaya-tj7kw]

​@@user-uv9gz2ef1bwhat do you mean by that

[@uzumaki3755]

Love this for young women. Hopefully it goes global.

[@야야투레-w1h]

Stop cursing the world

[@meteor541]

​@@야야투레-w1h😂

[@paxcssr]

Good that they resisting toxic feminism

[@jamesp8459]

Feminism starts with equality but evolves into a superiority complex.

[@Sam5D]

No it doesn't

[@kumarpriyanshujha]

​@@Sam5D yes it does scumbag

[@griffin2765]

2:36 The long blink showing her disgust. LOL.

[@oe6925]

not to mention korean judicial system and lazy polices that has no empathy for victims I was abused, hit by younger brother and death threatened since we both were young. I committed suicide twice and self harmed of course I called the police twice (when i was adolescent) but they(male polices) left me behind because there's parents.. and my own mom and dad said that im paranoid and too sensitive I was actually stabbed by knife, kicked in my face and belly. I just wanted to die. my brother is two faced sociopath and he went to uni but im not I've been Uk and Us by myself before for the 'escape' and it felt so relived just because my family could't hurt me just realised how miserable I was when I was young but i survived tho never think about suicide it makes them win

[@pixelhistoricalwarriors]

I am Korean living in Korea. Polls show that the number of feminists in Korea among women in their 20's and 30's is declining heavily here in Korea. Feminism was really big 6 years ago and now, it's pretty quiet. I think people are simply losing interest in it out of boredom. Korea has a trend based culture and it seems that feminism was just one of the trends. I think it's just gonna phase out until a new thing pops up.

[@성이름-e8l7x]

No you r wrong. Just korean men are giving up now and they play games instead of dating women

[@QQQ-eo2gp]

Everything loses steam, fortunately.

[@geekyourlikeslulu]

Nope. It's because Korean men are witchhunting public feminists, cyberbully, kill threats, rising to get them fired for 'being a feminist'.

[@swiftkill8254]

As a Korean, this was all too predictable.

[@adriancamacho4550]

korean men are so delicate and sensitive. they cant even handle an emoji 🤏🏽🤏🏽🤏🏽

[@zayonkiber2510]

Everyone is a feminist until the power goes out or the streets need repair 😂

[@CB13212]

Everyone’s a feminist until literally anything needs to get done 😂

[@jjoohhhnn]

@@CB13212 I generally think you're a bit too bitter to get your message across, but 10/10 here.

[@jamesmanter8731]

It’s not about bringing women up, it’s about bringing men down.

[@empresscrafts689]

It’s about changing the current state of men yes, women being treated with respect happens will men bringing down their ego. It’s quite related… they are mutually exclusive

[@darkangel13915]

“Take a shower, close the door when you pee” I think there’s much serious issues rather than some petty issues like those.

[@bogusmcbogus2637]

She just wanted to insult him, which was childish of her.

[@claudius3359]

That is the issue in the conversation.They all don't seem to want to actually communicate and understand each other.

[@ishmamahmed9306]

I don't blame her for trolling sexist trolls back

[@layloo5244]

Shes just joking lol

[@QQQ-eo2gp]

@@ishmamahmed9306they didn’t troll until she started to. Don’t be biased towards people based on gender. That’s literally sexist.

[@Changed.User100]

The men are the one who is brave since they're fighting feminism which has already become so powerful and tyrannical.

[@martinpospisil3712]

Next video: Why South Korean needs open borders in order to solve gender inequality.

[@dasuta5047]

Soon they will have israeli dual citizens telling them how great diversity is, whilst promoting apartheid back home. Clown world

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

That woman saying she wanted men in unisex bathrooms to shut the stall door when they pee and then the man asking her why is she getting so angry is ultimate gaslighting behavior. She was not angry at all, just stating something that she wanted. Personally i think they should do away with unisex bathrooms there if this is a big problem.

[@neverforever4787]

They have a serious problem with men in S. Korea setting up spy cams in bathrooms and recording women in them. Of course he didn't mention it though because it's the men doing it. Japan has a similar issue.

[@blank_line]

My applauds to the reporter. She managed to stay so calm during her conversations with those "harmony activists".

[@summerpsarras9258]

Wow! I’m shocked at his similar the tactics of the Korean anti-feminist movement are to the American anti-feminist movement. I guess it’s proof these tactics work.

[@pkmkb1]

except american anti-feminists are nowhere near powerful enough to get a president elected like south koreans did

[@user-eh2hj8bx6O]

When you're the oppressor, then equality feels oppressive.

[@kaiparker1756]

Thank you user-eh2hl9mx6i, you are the 400th person to reply with that quote.

[@bungto1]

As a korean man, i can say that not only men, but the whole society is tired of feminist movements held in every part of living. The cherry picking feminists are doing are literally going way over the arguing for women's right. Once, starbucks in sk had an event providing one free cup of coffee to korean military soldiers. The biggest women organization in sk stood up and blamed starbucks for being discriminatory as only men are obliged to go to the military, even though the word 'soldier' didnt even mean men. Starbucks apologized for it and the event was closed early. In south korea, there are parking lots for women, subway seats for pregnant women which are pretty much abused as women priority seat, men should serve military services, there are pharmacy school that only women can go which makes it hard for men to be pharmacist even with better PEET score, universities are forced to have women professors , female quota system in congress, companys and much more on. The problem is that, the starting line is same for all men and women in south korea. There are literally no law that discrimate one for gender. No social atmosphere that forces women to quit pursuing their dreams. but the finish line is much shorter for women. That's the current feminism in korea for whos wondering.

[@Ludoovik]

Stay strong brothers. They are massive hypocrites who only want more benefits. The more you cave in the more they will demand

[@Sociedadematriarcal]

🙄🙄🙄

[@meteor541]

​@@Sociedadematriarcalnice nails girl

[@Sociedadematriarcal]

@@meteor541thank u ❤

[@yagovmolotov5127]

South Korea should conscript women in to the military, it's only equal, and women are just as strong as men.

[@Andrea-1998]

We wish lol, soft giants are sweet

[@yagovmolotov5127]

@@Andrea-1998 can you explain what you just said babe

[@Andrea-1998]

@@yagovmolotov5127 It’s utter nonsense that we all act as if we’re just as strong as men, it’s not the case and it’ll never be because nature always intended males and females to be different. We’re stronger in certain areas in comparison to men, but men succeed in some areas we aren’t great aswell so it’s fairly 50/50. And with “soft giants are sweet” i meant strong men who are fairly soft from the inside, they’re truly the type of men who i see as strong as they don’t act all macho and arrogant to show over their masculinity and strength as they don’t have to boast and flow naturally. I myself believe that drafts everywhere should be abolished and that the fact that only men are expected to go through that is unfair and discriminatory, but i do still think war is more of a man’s game. I suggest we put the draft for all politicians and other leaders that start the wars, not the ones that fight it.

[@jamesconley5255]

His worst fear is gender equality?!?!? 💀

[@anthonycosta128]

No such thing as equality they only want equal outcomes not equal opportunities

[@DrakarD]

lmao what women are privilleged in south korea

[@wooshydog]

Looks like someone needs to do research

[@JohnnySackify]

Feminism is not about equality anymore, it's about obtaining more privilege

[@razzaman9023]

Exactly

[@amiram4608]

you know nothing about it and are just against women

[@Truthseeker580]

The documentary is good but the reporter is too biased to give a true perspective on the issue. She's literally pro feminist. Her narrative makes the anti-feminist look bad. I feel she left out a lot of details in purpose to push her own narrative. This topic required a reporter who is neither a feminist or anti-feminist to get the truth

[@silverhawkscape2677]

Vice would never be truthful.

[@Aryeh-o]

that was the whole point. validate the ego of American feminists and simplify their worldview

[@deztheray8935]

I don’t think you understand how bad it is in South Korea. In America I believe feminists are crazy on the man hate train but in South Korea I will back those woman because there’s a culture of telling a woman you don’t know, that she’s hurting your eyes because she’s not wearing makeup. Married women are less than their husbands and his family. Also there are so many cases of South Korea protecting sexual abusers. For one example, look up the nth room cases, it is revolting and the users of the chat rooms didn’t get prosecuted even though they had to send in a video of one of their relatives or siblings being r*ped or other sexual acts just to get into the chat rooms to watch other girls being s*x slaves. None of them got prosecuted and they even tried to hide the identity of the owners of these chat rooms. There are many other examples but it’s safe to say South Korea has a very misogynistic culture.

[@isoldelujan]

02:00-06:00 these men are so... it's like they're trying to start fights?

[@gimmedahhcookies4341]

Who cares, how does it feel?

[@isoldelujan]

@gimme dahhcookies what do you mean?

[@tubethis777]

The reporter is obviously a uber feminist judging by her demeanor and pouty face. She should be neutral. The guy kept scrambling to explain he wants some sort of balance.

[@HinDoongEe]

She’s literally Japanese, it’s the equivalent of an English woman lecturing us about Irelands alcoholism.

[@coolcat669]

There was never balance men where always the ones with power but now that women want to be equal and have the same power there getting scared/upset and angry like little crybabies it's so pathetic

[@johd498]

In your opinion, is it normal for you to call your father a bug? People criticize independence activists because they are men. Is that normal? For example, in the United States, is it okay if a feminist criticizes George Washington because he is a man?

[@thepragmaticchoice]

That guy is like the essence of evil

[@Soreto23]

u seem to be delusional, and having some mental problems saying that things

[@urhunn7778]

Will simping get you laid?

[@vklnew9824]

Only to the dysgenic

[@FactStorm]

Equality for all, why is this a hard concept to grasp throughout human history? People are mean to one another, and want privileges.

[@jababababbaba]

You should tell that to the feminists

[@vklnew9824]

Equality is for the dysgenic

[@celestialasmr9624]

​@@jababababbaba do you live in South Korea?

[@roxyglow9670]

​@@jababababbabayou should tell to men and their egos

[@ina2703]

@@jababababbabawhen you're privileged, equality feels like oppression. grow up tbh