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[@lancefullmer9384]

Women don't smile at creepy dudes that clearly don't respect their existence

[@LIVEMETRIX187]

some women literally excuse criminal men for their horrible actions because of how attractive the man is… so no. they do smile at creeps.

[@Thegr8MC]

Incels are the only people who can make a career out of that time their high school crush rejected them.

[@thestoneddog]

Lol you really got no idea what it means to be an incel

[@johntodd6413]

Yeah, from experience they probably have issues with the women in their lives.

[@Reed5016]

It’s definitely cringe behavior.

[@briannyob7799]

Step 1: Find a woman saying something outrageous. Step 2: Declare her to represent "feminism" or "modern" women.

[@kayakat1869]

Lol, i think the girls that said they like alcoholic guys are taking the piss out of the guy recording

[@franjkav]

These guy never realize when women are joking or just not being serious.

[@azroceankitarn9620]

​@@franjkav its the same with "I dont date under 6 ft" Ive heard it maybe 2 times irl and both times where by a a friend happily married to a 5'4" guy lol

[@tcaprecap1448]

This incel content was too painful to laugh at. It's so goddamn GRIM.

[@teezzmegee972]

Exactly!!!

[@glenndiddy]

I'm gonna be honest, I've almost never seen a woman get uncomfortable just by my presence. I've also never had to try and not be a creep. I don'r know if American women are especially traumatised, but in the Netherlands I've only seen this happen with obvious creeps

[@deathtous8175]

From what I understand the Netherlands are pretty chill so women might not be like that over there but in the US the rate of sexual assault/harassment is very high, so women are, understanbly, on edge in most of these situations

[@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty]

We're more anti-social in everything for the sake of capitalism and it makes any pre-existing biases worse culturally. As a result I'd argue we probably have more creeps as a direct result of that, which also makes things worse for the people creeped on. Our culture comes from our immigration and large swaths of our country are insulated from those other cultures on top of the fact that we killed off all the natives AND did shit like Jim Crow. This means that we have a major lack of culture where capitalism hasn't force-fed people artificial aesthetics instead. So on God y'all probably have better communities overall in that aspect tbh. Your problems are different than ours despite BOTH having politically active conservatives existing within our communities. We unironically hate just eachother more.

[@UnsortedSeeds]

​@@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kittyyou didn't kill off all the natives. We're still here. You guys just choose to ignore that.

[@UnsortedSeeds]

The culture here in the US has always been extremely patriarchal, and the country was founded by religious extremists that got chased out of Europe for trying to force their crazy on everyone else (which never changed). This is sexist culture has been ingrained for decades, reinforced through our pop culture into today. Many women have been getting sexually harassed since before puberty, and an alarming number have been sexually assaulted before the age of 18. We have to be wary because even men that we considered friends can decide one day that they'll force themselves on us. Too many men consider that a woman being friendly with him means she's interested in sex, and when they make advances it's terrifying because we don't know if they'll react violently or verbally abuse us when we reject them. It's unsafe, and we nearly always get blamed for the actions of these men.

[@Gingersnaps_the_pumpkin_kitty]

@@UnsortedSeeds "In large swaths of our country". 90% died to small pox and other diseases alone after coming in contact with European settlers. *_I never said you guys went extinct my guy, you added that part._* Edit: Like the hate crimes and genocides only make those stats worse, but also they sucked pretty bad by default. Edit 2: ALSO as someone of Mexican decent who has live in three different states, I will also say YOU are still here. Many native tribes that fell within that 90% of several million Native Americans are NOT. Acknowledging we lost unique cultures and peoples is also OKAY. 👍

[@ilovebooksandmycats669]

also lots of those women in the street interviews were definitely thinking about one specific guy they’re mad at and listing all his negative qualities to shit on him and make fun of themselves for having liked him

[@seff6533]

Im a perfect counter to the incel nice guy shit. When i was pretty overweight, almost 300 lbs in highschool, i had women constantly making the first move with me, because i wasn't an asshole.

[@thestoneddog]

Nope you prove nothing

[@COSMICCATSCOVEN]

Im not an incel but i doubt you were fat it was all muscle mass

[@smaco6633]

Imagine having gender dysphoria and hyper-noticing the "women see me as a potential threat" thing. Its wild. Im fairly convinced a good bunch of incels are eggs that have misinterpreted dysphoria as "women have it better". Cause it kinda happened to me lmao.

[@bobirobi2081]

No need to call me out like this lmao - like i feared being seen as a creep soooo much(still do but oh well) and it made a lot more sense after my egg crack

[@smaco6633]

​@@bobirobi2081 Yeah lol. when I had my incel phase (which thankfully was super short) i used to think "Man, if i was born a woman i could do ANYTHING i wanted, id be so happy" without realizing that i couldn't do anything is because of my body feeling off.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

Are you anti feminis

[@smaco6633]

what.

[@JirayD]

​@@LightningBolt-dr9lz They are trans.

[@mintman325]

Yes older women are attractive. 😊 Edit: I think I’ve commented on this in a different video when you talk about not picking up on signals, or making the first move that’s me. I’m visually impaired and people just don’t get it. My family means well, but their lived experience isn’t applicable to me. Dad says, “Get a girlfriend” mom says, “Just have sex” sister thinks I’m ableist, when I say I can’t read people. The only one who has no comment is my brother, and I thank him dearly for that. Am I wrong for being frustrated and lonely. I don’t think so. I don’t blame women at all. There are efforts I can make however small. Putting in that self work can be hard sometimes and I don’t know where to start.

[@bencebenedek2610]

When it comes to any surgery, people tend to forget that THE SURGEON LITERALLY CUT YOU UP AND SCREWED AROUND WITH YOUR INNER PARTS! I know nowadays they are very clean, very precise and have a bunch of new tools and gadgets that minimize the affected areas of your body but your body doesn't know this and still reacts like you were punched and shived. It will look and feel terrible for at least days.

[@weirdautumn]

Yep, got my appendix removed in January. Couldn't even cough or sneeze for at least two weeks and wasn't able to work out for half a year. Even for small things like this the recovery time is insane.

[@apolloandwarrior_3229]

I actually got to be in the room during a procedure where they were putting a little band around the esophagus to prevent acid reflux in a person. This was a very invasive surgery and I can't imagine the post op pain that person had to go through. And it's more than just cutting you open, they have these little clamps on long poles that they use to grab and tear away flesh. This sounds brutal but it actually helps with a faster recovery than if they were to cut. Not to mention there are also certain things you probably wouldn't want to try cutting, a major nerve for example. But yeah, modern surgery is way better than it used to be, thanks to hand washing and anesthesia. But also tiny cameras on sticks are incredibly useful aswell.

[@supergluehotty]

8 weeks after Ankle surgery, and I still feel like shit, but I can walk. Might not have otherwise.

[@Resilient_Sage88]

"Take me Garth " "Where? I'm low on gas and you don't have a jacket."😆

[@jtszabo1691]

I recently ended an engagement with a woman who had been in two abusive marriages and had 3 kids, 2 of which lived with us. I tried my best to be understanding and showed that while I may not understand feminine issues I can be supportive and try to listen. I’m autistic and had a lot of changes at once and could be a dick after a long day, but I tried to work on myself and admit when I was wrong and would apologize to the kids if I was out of line. I don’t have children of my own so it was new, I was expected to be perfect and I got dismissed when I explained my side of a story or tried to communicate. She projected a lot of shit from her ex husband onto me and didn’t directly communicate, when she was proved wrong she’d double down. She also accused me of doing shit I didn’t do and would constantly gossip to her friend about me. That being said, it did a number on me mentally and I’ve wrestled with some angry thoughts but I’ve never joined an incel forum or tried to project my issues onto all women. I’m with a woman now who loves me and can tell I’ve been through a lot. It wasn’t easy to leave, but I’m glad I did. I was made to think I was a monster over basically being autistic.

[@ThickRedPaste]

My family act the same way. Call me a cunt when I can't explain my stress when I can't get my words out. I really don't like when they call me names because I can't controll certain emotions

[@Timberwolftrass]

when was the last time a woman smiled at me? today: my female coworker whom i am not interested in because she's older than me and also married, and me were having some casual small talk as we were working and we were both making small jokes and looking forward to the weekend. just a casual everyday interaction. so... yeah, this griffinmind guy apparently never leaves his house and he's also not doing any other job than his youtube channel... which means never leaving the house and interacting with other people. though granted, considering how he acts and behaves, its unlikely that he's capable of holding a job for long.

[@Invalidzero.]

i think its odd to get mad at women for women being scared of men, get mad at the men who give women a reason to be afraid.

[@darkfox2401]

If you don't have enough empathy to not hate women for acting venerable cause they were abused by another man. Than maybe you don't need to have a partner.

[@thedesensitizedsympathizer5307]

So then how is a person like that supposed to work for the better and not feel mentally tortured by their own self esteem?

[@ethangilbert5371]

100% felt super guilty af for running with my friend to get to his car quicker while downtown at midnight, cause we scared these two girls at an unlit street. I feel like incels actually do get why the fear exists, but refuse to understand it due to the depravity and entitlement they have.

[@ethangilbert5371]

@@WarPartyACJ my brother in crust, scaring women at night is not something to strive for lol

[@ethangilbert5371]

@@WarPartyACJ ptsd pssshhh

[@ethangilbert5371]

@@WarPartyACJ bro, you're actually an incel

[@ethangilbert5371]

@@WarPartyACJ you live in the south by any chance? we should hangout so i can tell u the wonders of understanding gender inequality, prejudice and discrimination, and christian nationalism, steel reserves on me 😊

[@ethangilbert5371]

@@WarPartyACJ dude, it's just called being courteous to others and understanding what people (women in this case) may go through. it's really that simple

[@IndellableHatesHandles]

Except that women won't call the police on you like that. It's a false assumption that dudes seem to have that I've never understood

[@Little_Lepus]

"OMG, Why are so many women picking the bear!?!?!?!?!" Some Men:

[@tlynhen]

Wouldn’t men pick the bear if it was that or a man on their campsite alone at night? I mean we know how to handle bears outdoors.

[@franjkav]

If you’re mad at women for being cautious around you, you’re mad at the wrong thing. You should be mad at the men who do things that make it clear why women should be cautious.

[@LIVEMETRIX187]

i’m mad at both, human decency is something that people should present, you’ll never catch me accusing all women of being a threat because one assaulted me. 100% bet you think most men are creeps and haven’t went outside and socialized noticing they’re a minority.

[@Fang1241]

​@@LIVEMETRIX187are you stupid on purpose

[@idk-ill-figure-smn-out]

Exactly, the narrative was always that women should "choose better" whenever they get mistreated or abused. And now that women are "choosing better" and not having sex with these mysogynistic women-hating men, they're seething lol.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@Fang1241Oh look you're defending them

[@Fang1241]

@@LightningBolt-dr9lz what are you babbling about

[@zigzackb2036]

12:26 I'm in my mid thirties and I had this kind of mindset about a decade ago and it was a couple years before I got out of that mindset. I still thank my best friend for being honest with me and pulling me out of that.

[@cmhsky]

True friends will be real with you. They understand you are more important than you and them still being friends

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

I'm 6'2 AMAB and masc (enby but in public I'm just seen as a dude) and compliment people, masc, femme and everywhere in between almost every time I go out. I'm very self conscious and have to fight the assumption that I'm making things weird in the least awkward situations so when I say I can't remember the last time someone seemed uncomfortable or like I was trying to make a move after a compliment. I know how a lot of misogynistic "pickup" types do compliments and make sure that I never have to clarify my lack of ulterior motives. I make sure to compliment small things, like someone's hair style, an element of their make up, glasses, a piece of clothing or an outfit that comes together nicely. Even the vibe they give off. If it's a stranger I'll make it one of the last things I say before carrying on with my day so they know I'm not asking for their number or something. If they are someone I know I try to be with them while I compliment a stranger (they'll often jump in too, often with something I hadn't noticed) before I compliment them so that they know I'm just being nice and sincere for its own sake. It's a lot easier for girls and people on the femme side like femboys or less masculine gay dudes to do it without coming off weird. It feels really nice to get a compliment on something you put effort into or something that suits you. It also feels really good knowing you made someone feel seen and validated. I wish "those" cis dudes didn't ruin it for the rest of us. I have to be careful about how I phrase compliments, when and how I give them etc because I know that especially for girls they have to put up with creeps and I don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable. Complimenting cis men is another story entirely lol. It's getting better but some guys have their guard up constantly trying not to be interpereted as gay. It's not inherently gay to tell your boi he's handsome or has a great sense of style or whatever, in fact it's statistically unlikely to be an attempt at flirting, even if the friend complimenting the other one is gay. Can we not just be nice to each other? Normalize compliments for their own sake. It feels good making people feel good about themselves. Who knows, you might make someone's day! Maybe 5 years ago I didn't know anything about gender really but during a sleepover with at a friend's place I slept in the same room as his friend who I'd just met. We got to talking about the boxes we're put in for trivial things like what bits we're born with or skin color. They opened up to me about of a fun night they had with a friend months ago where they took pics crossdressing, telling me how freeing it felt. I complimented the pics, saying something like "you rock that outfit, like seriously you look really pretty. Honestly I initially thought you were a tomboy when I met you earlier." A week later we're both chilling at the same friend's house until they leave, saying they'll be back in a bit. She came back dressed full-femme, makeup she clearly put a lot of work into, telling us she was trans, her preferred name, pronouns etc. We were the first people she came out to and there was something beautiful about being a part of that. I'm sure she'd made up her mind about her identity before we had our convo that night. I think she was testing the waters. I'd never knowingly met a trans person before then and I didn't want to put any pressure on her to identify one way or another so I just complimented her like I would anyone else. In retrospect I think she wanted me to say it for her but I was too cispilled to understand. I do think that being able to share that part of herself with someone she'd met hours earlier and getting nothing but open mindedness in return might have helped her come out sooner, to a close friend and someome she'd just met a week ago no less. I'll never know if our interaction that night helped motivate her coming out to us but it's possible. Bottom line is just treat people how you'd like to be treated. Normalize being nice for its own sake. Every relationship I've been in started as a friendship and developed from there, I'm not saying it's bad to pursue a relationship but ideally a good partner should also be a good friend, know what I mean? I'm not super attractive or anything. I just treat people like human beings and for a lot of people, particularly attractive young women, it's disturbingly common for them to be treated like sex objects, or worse yet have people give the bare minimum of respect and expect something in return. Unfortunately a lot of teen girls grow up thinking those kinds of relationships are normal, while being ostricized by slut shaming culture and pushed further away from genuine respect. My partner grew up like that and when faced with a male who wasn't immediately trying to get in her pants and just wanted to get to know her she had no idea how to feel. She had mo shortage of people who would drop everything to be with her but she wanted the friend who appreciated her for who she was and didn'tjudge the uglier parts of her past. The shit that she and other victims like her have told me ranges from pathetic and hilarious to disgusting and terrifying. Apparently even in Montreal where the sex ed is pretty alright a lot of the highly sexually active dudebros who even bother trying still don't know where the clit is. Seriously. The number of "men" who don't give a shit about anything but their own pleasure in what should be a mutually pleasurable experience, then lose all interest in their sexual partner once they get their nut is astounding and terrifying because a lot of young girls are taught that this is normal. The more we normalize positive affirmation and innocent, uplifting compliments across the board the more people will realize that they deserve respect. The more that happens the less power the kind of people who hurt my partners and friends will have. Less of them will be created because no one with a healthy self image would lure younger, vulnerable people in with faux-interest, a sense of maturity, drugs, etc then just as quickly dispose of them once they get what they want. They are products of a disgusting culture that many people are trying to keep alive and even make worse. I've seen the damage first hand, I've heard so many stories that make it hard to have faith in humanity. I guess my point is we have to be the change we want to see. We need to call creepy, misogynistic and generally hateful behavior out for what it is and make sure that we're spreading the opposite, even if it's as small as being there for your friends or normalizing affirming compliments without any expectation of reciprocation. Compliment good behaviors and beliefs, try to talk friends out of bad ones. Make sure people know how to identify misogyny and other bigotry and don't just stand by if you see it happening. Statistically most people are against this kind of behavior, statistically people are pro-trans too but where are they when the transphobes proudly bully trans people or spout hate? We need to normalize love and normalize standing against hate.

[@GThe-su9kl]

Yeah, my dad surprisingly has the same "issue" : now, he uses Ben Shapiro as source to argue that women are "genetically hypergamous" and other conspiracy-theory brained nonsense.

[@gekirobo8720]

WTF is "hypergamous"?

[@GThe-su9kl]

@@gekirobo8720 that was pretty much my reaction. According to my dad, it's when women marry men richer than they are.

[@jordanbetteridge1598]

My condolenses. That sounds like a rough situation.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@gekirobo8720 Hypergamy is a term used in social science for the act or practice of a person dating or marrying a spouse of higher social status or sexual capital than themselves Usually incels say that women supposedly only date guys who are 6 feet tall, earn 6 six figures, have a six pack and that they only like tall aryan chads. It's weird

[@actualgoblin]

​@@LightningBolt-dr9lz I feel like both genders tend to prefer people of high socioeconomic status. We've been raised to believe that rich people are just better, after all.

[@foramoreperfectamerica8490]

This Incel is INSANE!!!!!!

[@Mooglatan]

Dead internet theory:

[@johncollins3045]

One thing you left out regarding men not making the first move when it comes to asking a girl out/not picking up signals is that it's not necessarily that they didn't pick up the signals but that we've kinda been taught to ignore them because of the notion that "just because a girl is nice to you, that doesn't mean she's interested in you" which leads to guys essentially being like "I'm getting the signals but I must just be seeing things/reading too much into them".

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

You anti feminis?

[@cjgroves4429]

​@@LightningBolt-dr9lzgood job showing why "feminists" are seen as just man haters...🤦‍♂️ OP made a valid point, and your first thought was to attack. That's part of the reason why many men keep their distance from women in general and end up falling down the rabbit hole and turning into incels.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@cjgroves4429How? I made one comment asking if they are anti feminis and you got triggered like someone who is right wing and anti fem

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@cjgroves4429Are you anti feminis yourself? You have other comments condemning right wing bigots but you are defending misogyny and anti feminism

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@cjgroves4429You're a supposed leftist man and you are struggling to condemn misogyny. Leftist men are useless when it comes to condemning misogyny

[@L0RDK3Y]

I sometimes look at incel videos and go to the comment section to find the most vitriolic, hateful comments. I don’t really know why, could be morbid curiosity

[@justsomeguy6240]

I recommend that you stop. It’s not really healthy.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@justsomeguy6240Yeah I stopped doing that. Whenever I see an incel video or just a video of some random women doing something bad I don't look at the comments. I don't want to get mad and be exposed to misogynistic comments. It raises my BP

[@idk-ill-figure-smn-out]

Don't bother wasting energy arguing with those losers. They're not getting laid anyways, that's why they're so salty lol. Maybe the smart ones will one day realize that women are actual people. Or perhaps some may even realize that they actually prefer men, but are being coerced into normative masculinity and defining their identity by the presence of women in their life that they don't even _like_ and only want as replaceable bang-maids and status symbols.

[@L0RDK3Y]

@@justsomeguy6240You’re right lol

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

Feminism is about gender equality and I'm expecting right wingers in the replies to disagree

[@Thurask_Windfall]

Honest bad take on the unconditional love take Xan. they are purposely twisting the meaning of unconditional love. it is very real to love someone unconditionally however cheating is like a bare minimum of what not to do so I wouldn't classify it that way.

[@MsScarletwings]

That’s still literally not unconditional love. The conditions are just extremely reasonable and near universal. Unconditional love is a fantasy/romantic concept that we can idealize in fiction, but actually should *not* be chasing in real life. “Unconditional” means without conditions.

[@WizardTiefling]

I love how most these people just cherry pick the worse case scenario to make there point

[@thestoneddog]

You mean like anti incel do to incel?

[@sea_triscuit7980]

Why do incels have to look so... Incel...?

[@Indoor_Carrot]

I like the fact that your whole room is packed up, except for the flag of Super Earth XD

[@dreccasawa9975]

Wasn't he the guy losing his mind over pronouns when Starfield launched?.. .. Idk, all incels look the same.

[@nielsjensen4185]

That was HeelsvBabyface.

[@ThickRedPaste]

He does look like him, but the pronouns guy is way more hefty

[@kyliem3844]

Why does this guy kind of look like someone I went to High School with

[@AmazOrgadak]

There’s no such thing as “unconditional love” if you aren’t an omnipotent being, and even then all celestials, infernal and Lovecraftian things have motives we don’t understand. Not even your own flesh and blood are safe from conditional love, if they abuse you, you’re not obligated to love them. These kinds of people have no critical thinking skills and I often wonder if these guys can even be saved even if another man tries to tell them that. Men will posture in front of other men to flex ill-gotten, “masculine confidence.”

[@Leftistmushroom]

Love should have a couple conditions truthfully massive red flag if it is

[@hyrulephx1104]

I love your vids keep it up 👍

[@beachlife127]

Respect and treat others the way you want to be treated. I always help out people who need it. Like the elderly, disabled and or anyone in general. Which could be your mom or someone you know.

[@stanleyhyde8529]

Who would blast themselves as an incel like it's some kind of positive virrtue? Life is hard and people in general suck. That doesn't mean that the world is out to get you. You have a hard time talking to women and don't like being turned down. Congratulations, you are like the majority of people on the planet in some way. The only thing about this that sets you apart is a bizarre sense of entitlement to an affirmation of your interest in that person and by extension of your manhood.

[@pepolite4082]

That dude is a Candace Owens lol

[@grutsthefoodman3645]

How far can I get into this video while on break

[@astlance]

Give me the incel content, I crave for it. I was addicted to that stuff like crack 10 years ago before most people even knew what they were. Xanderhal is right xD

[@milokojjones]

To be honest, I can't quite identify with the trying to not act threatning when a woman pases by ig ? I don't mean it in a bad way, I'm not trying to be a jerk or something, it's kinda just that like when walking outside on a normal day, I just pass many people outside and I don't really think about how fast I'm walking when there is a woman or whatever. I'm just like, going somewhere. Of course there are exceptions like when I'm walking somewhere at night or if I'm in like a secluded area somewhere, in that case I do try to be like non threatning, because I can understand that in that situation someone may feel threatened, hell I do feel uneasy in those situations as a guy, when there's another guy walking past. I just feel like day to day, it's not really that big of an issue here in Europe. I don't know if it's cultural differences or the fact that people don't drive as much, so they are more used to it, but I feel like there's in general more of a trust in man - I don't think most woman percieve guys as a threat when they are just randomly walking on the street - I may be wrong on this, but I've never really heard anyone express that sort of a concern here.

[@109digitsofpi]

i truly didn’t know that men also notice the shift in social dynamics between men and women after becoming a teenager

[@witchflowers6942]

i smile at everyone, man or woman… unless they’re terrifying

[@KetsuekiRose]

if a woman says the sky is red, I'd ask if it was sunrise or sunset, because then the sky often IS red. These idiots assume there's always only one right answer and they are often wrong as a result.

[@dalagamble3164]

The incel content is diabolical.

[@spencerruston406]

15 year old Xan should have worn a propeller hat and a giant lollipop

[@4over9]

Soulless comment for the algorithm

[@brianscott2089]

Gorpus

[@michaelcorns1789]

Happened to glance at my phone around 15:30 and thought Xan shaved his head

[@darksidegryphon5393]

#suddenlybald

[@FTZPLTC]

I appreciate the dating analogy that men and women are dying of thirst - men are in a desert, women are in a swamp. I just wish any of these incels would talk to a gay guy at some point, so they can find out how many of the sucky things about their dating experiences are *actually* about women, and which ones are just as true whether you're trying to date a man or a woman.

[@witchflowers6942]

if i got that question at a party i just wouldn’t be in the video because it wouldn’t be good content. Only people who give rage-potential answers end up in the video.

[@BlackCover95]

10:09 That one John Mulaney routine.

[@heyna1185]

9:03 I respectfully disagree. I was approached by a guy on the street once who asked me for directions and then said I‘m beautiful and asked for my number. I just smiled awkwardly, said “thanks“ and “no, sorry“. And that was the end of it. I‘m sure there have been women who‘ve gotten upset at that kind of interaction but I can‘t imagine it happens often. I don‘t really know why people do it, because what are the chances of some random person actually wanting to date you? But as long as you do this in a polite way without saying anything objectifying or being too pushy, I don‘t see the problem and I highly doubt a lot of men would get in trouble for doing it this way.

[@crypticscrutiny1153]

Haven't heard from Xander in a good long while. I think this hair color makes him far more approachable. Anyone agree with my brilliant and poignant take?

[@Elriuhilu]

Hang on, a man might get the cops called on him for trying to strike up a conversation with a woman and asking her out? What the hell? How else are you supposed to do it? I hope that's just over in North America or whatever. I'm so glad I met someone and got married back when people had conversations so I don't have to deal with whatever weird shit people must have to do now to get into a relationship.

[@Thelegoman747]

47:12 thats actually a funny joke without the sexist undertones

[@MrBackman85]

He scarily looks like Jack Saint oh no.

[@crunchytoast4993]

Bizarro jack saint

[@MrBackman85]

​@@crunchytoast4993Yes and also Jack Saint, but incel.

[@gavinbarnes4701]

Have fun fishing those quail out of the feeder(Quails are incredibly stupid)

[@Gideonrex1]

Nah man. You would not get the cops called on you for asking a girl out after talking to them about hot chips. That seems like pretty normal behavior. They’re likely to say no, but that’s not creepy

[@ruddiko]

Nah nah BI WE KNEW IT xD

[@weniswarrior666]

Xan didn't get the shovel TikTok. The joke wasn't that he was talking about another couple it was that he was saying all those things to his wife and then when she picked up the shovel and started walking towards him he acted like he was talking about another couple in order to avoid potentially being hit, hence why the incel dude called him a puss because he backed off.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

Are you anti feminis? Do you defend the redpill guy?

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

Do you agree with the incel dudes content

[@weniswarrior666]

@@LightningBolt-dr9lz No it just kinda bothered me that he misinterpreted what the video was trying to communicate.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@weniswarrior666Well this isn't the first time you play dev1ls advocate for anti fems

[@weniswarrior666]

@@LightningBolt-dr9lz I'm not playing devil's advocate. Whether the man in the sketch was genuinely an asshole or just seemed like he was being an asshole at first wouldn't make the behavior more or less acceptable. My interpretation would make him a worse person actually because he really was trying to hold his wife to those expectations and then just made up a lie on the spot to protect himself. Also which other time are you referring to?

[@DaJustifier]

You can love someone and still break up with them.

[@djjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj]

You think they are able to distinguish between romantic love, platonic love, romantic love but between two people who aren't fit for each other, and getting fucked at any time they want? Because to them it's all the same

[@DJVirgoNeun1]

12:20 And that there is the reason why we have weirdo incels. Looking at it from both sides of the fence

[@darkfox2401]

Its really sad how disconnected men are from women now. Like a women's vulnerability is always on there mind unless they have a death wish. You should think about that before making a guess on what is normal for women. Approaching strange men is not a women thing to unless we have to.

[@VooshSpokesman]

Love from a Shark3ozero and Vaush fan!

[@nrgpup77]

Ahoy fellow vaushite

[@ThickRedPaste]

Oh the loli guy?

[@VooshSpokesman]

@@ThickRedPaste Nah. The horae guy. He dislikes lolicons liks Xan

[@ThickRedPaste]

@VooshSpokesman Mr "short-stack like a goblin" had loli porn with horsecock. He's the loli guy

[@ThickRedPaste]

@VooshSpokesman the "short-stack like a goblin" guy was caught with loli corn involving horse cok ( gotta spell it differently because my last reply got deleted) He doesn't hate it, he LOVES it. Don't try to hide that fact.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

Both the gender and race pay gap are valid issues and I'm expecting right wingers in the replies to disagree

[@nextstep8373]

13:00 literally ever since i was 16 when i grew my beard out

[@nextstep8373]

Though, as xan said, i aint no creep and try to show that off with my body language and attitude

[@inrainbows1829]

You talk about doing a disinformation What about getting a department that can look at young men that's looking at women looking at their social media Herschel Walker

[@zegnar3420]

22:46 - why not take a screenshot of the stream, duh

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

Rip Brianna Ghey, she was a victim of male violence

[@phoenix1900]

How about Nex? They were literally killed by girls.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@phoenix1900 Why do you condemn misandry, racism and anti lgbt bigotry but not misogyny

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@phoenix1900 People like Xanderhal and Vaush would disagree with you views on the gender pay gap btw

[@phoenix1900]

@@LightningBolt-dr9lz I condemn misogyny all of the time. Stop making everything about you.

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@phoenix1900Do you condemn what the redpill guy in the video said? Also you do realise that @Saber23 is both anti trans and anti feminist right?

[@someguy350]

@10:00 shortly after starting transitioning as a trasn woman have had a lot of men creep on me. There are a lot of men preying women it's wild.

[@thestupidinator8436]

Comment for talk with critikal no.75

[@talosseptim592]

Honestly your the incel you never debunked any points just kept saying someone a incel you don’t have to tell on yourself x

[@jimmydare6392]

i see Xanderhal hasn't done a Biden or trump video yet he is probably losing his mind

[@cjgroves4429]

Sounds like you're "obsessed" with Biden, maga sheep. 🤷‍♂️

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@cjgroves4429Look you're a leftist so why is it that you are against feminism? Isn't xanderhal himself pro feminist

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@cjgroves4429You are willing to condemn someone for being a trump supporter but not the people in the comments who are siding with the redpill guy

[@LightningBolt-dr9lz]

@@cjgroves4429Aren't you anti feminist though? How are you any better then?