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Is Male Disposability caused by the Patriarchy? | Outtakes from "The Red Pill" — Transcript

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0:14well if men are upset with their
0:17disposability role that's because of
0:20patriarchy MH um do you have comments to
0:24that is it really because of patriarchy
0:26that we go to war and that boys are
0:28doing sports that they're damaging their
0:30development of their brain and uh
0:32construction work and you know dangerous
0:34jobs um is it because of patriarchy and
0:37because of men that men are disposable
0:39let's start with the call well I think
0:42the first thing to do is to get an
0:44understanding of what patriarchy is
0:46which is essentially a system where
0:49property and title were handed down from
0:51father to son from generation to
0:54Generation Um in the literal sense that
0:57is patriarchy and in the more fig itive
1:00sense in the ideological sense
1:02patriarchy is a
1:04system that oppresses women uh and uh
1:09and that operates for men's benefit at
1:12the expense of women um the patriarchy
1:15were title and deed were handed down
1:17from father to son that existed the
1:20patriarchy where women were oppressed
1:23for the for the sake and benefit of
1:25oppressive males in a cultural wide
1:28phenomena that never happened um there
1:32is I think a knee-jerk from most gender
1:35ideologues
1:36to respond to every concern that happens
1:40to men as as though it's all patriarchy
1:44which is this almost
1:46unidentifiable mass of something out
1:49there that we can maybe fix one of these
1:51days if you'll just help us tear it down
1:53and and rebuild Society I don't buy that
1:57at all um there are certainly problems
2:01that men experience that evolved from
2:06our our survival needs as a species it
2:09required men to be I think throughout
2:12most of history at more risk than women
2:15who carry children uh that certainly I
2:19don't have any argu argument with
2:23but did those survival needs
2:27necessitate uh campaigns that identify
2:29all men as potential rapists is that a
2:32problem that stems from
2:35patriarchy I'm not buying that I I
2:38personally find that idea kind of
2:39offensive that uh uh you can take the
2:43the multitude of issues from we have
2:46problems right now with with drugging
2:48Boys in order to manage their behavior
2:51with drugs like rlin we have pictures uh
2:53are problems that extend into the the
2:56realm of suicide like Warren was just
2:58talking about we have problem problems
3:00with discrimination in Family Court we
3:02have problems with one after another
3:05after another I mean we can just repeat
3:07these and repeat these uh into infinity
3:10and to say that that all these problems
3:13are rooted in a largely mythical
3:16concept um to me just flies in the face
3:19of reality and I'm sure Warren may
3:22have many other things to say about this
3:26but I would say that if you
3:28want to
3:30understand the problem of male suicide
3:33start looking at why men are killing
3:34themselves skip all the gender politics
3:37skip uh all the the
3:39ideology and start looking at individual
3:42cases and doing research and data which
3:45is really important we need fields of
3:47study about males that is free of
3:51ideological control so we can start
3:53understanding these problems how they
3:55happen we're not going to get there by
3:57wrapping everything up in the blanket of
3:59patriarchy and saying there you go
4:02because then how do we how do we know
4:04patriarchy's been killed Hannah Rosen
4:06just wrote an article I think that
4:08patriarchy is now dead so okay all these
4:10problems should go away um I'm not
4:14buying that but with that I'll I'll pass
4:16to Warren good good
4:19response basically the world was not
4:22controlled by patriarchy the world was
4:24controlled by the need to
4:26survive and that need to survive has
4:30been common to all human beings
4:32throughout all of history and the
4:34countries and the places that where
4:36survival occurred people figured out
4:39some type of usual division of labor
4:41usually in the more modern days women
4:44raise children men raise money in the
4:46old days you know women um cook the
4:49meals and you know risk their lives at
4:51childbirth uh women risk men miss their
4:54lives in in war um to protect the
4:56children that women bore and so um and
5:00both sexes did not have neither sex had
5:03rights both sexes had obligations and
5:07responsibilities when when my my father
5:10used to hear me at the beginning of the
5:12women's movement talk about women's
5:14rights and then men's rights and then
5:16gay rights and then civil rights you go
5:18my goodness when are you ever going to
5:20learn about responsibilities you know
5:22what about obligations you know those
5:24what what about duties what about honor
5:26those are the things that you need to
5:28learn about as a as a male before you're
5:31you go from boy to man and so the and so
5:35when you look at it through the lens of
5:37survival you realize that neither gender
5:40had rights both genders had
5:43responsibilities both genders had
5:45obligations both set genders risk their
5:48lives in different ways both set genders
5:50sacrifice their lives for their children
5:53why did they do that probably partially
5:56biologically that's the only way you got
5:58another generation but also in when you
6:01talk to men and women qualitatively they
6:04both say exactly the same thing I'm
6:07making these sacrifices in the hope with
6:10the dream that my children will have a
6:13better life than I had that's the
6:15inspiration that's the motivation that's
6:18come to both sexes and when gender
6:21studies only looks at one part of the of
6:24the scale then here's what happens the
6:27women's movement has done wonderful
6:30thing and that is expanded options for
6:32women but let's look at that as if the
6:34world were a family boat for a and men
6:37and women were both in the same family
6:38boat in this family boat in the old days
6:42men rode from the right side raise money
6:45uh women learned you Row from the left
6:46side of the boat raise children the
6:49women's movement after divorce has
6:50occurred said wait a minute we want
6:52women to have the options and the
6:54ability to row from both sides of the
6:56boat raise children and raise money this
6:58was my opinion something to be applauded
7:01um but nobody said to men you need to be
7:05honored as much for raising children as
7:07for raising money we need to not only
7:10train you and socialize you to raise
7:12children effectively we need to honor
7:14you and respect you and we need to
7:16encourage our daughters to fall in love
7:18with you if you're raising children as
7:20well as raising money then we would have
7:23both sexes able to row from both sides
7:25of the boat now right now what we have
7:28is women able to row from both sides of
7:30the boat but if a man becomes unemployed
7:32he can't row from both sides of the boat
7:35so we have um so the boat gets roded on
7:38just one side and a boat that gets roded
7:41on just one side is a boat that goes in
7:43circles a boat that goes in circles is
7:46far more vulnerable to the rocks of re
7:48of recessions and um and and and it
7:51sinks so when either sex wins both sexes
7:56lose gender studies as of today is only
8:00about one sex as if that one sex were a
8:04victim for universities not to have
8:08every possible way of looking at gender
8:11the ma the male way the female way the
8:14conservative male way the conservative
8:16female way the liberal male way the
8:18liberal female way all of that has to be
8:20part of the gender mix gay male way gay
8:23female ways U transgender ways we have
8:27to open up and look at and not condemn
8:30before we even speak the the women's
8:34movement's gender studies programs has
8:37looked at w the the world through the
8:40spectrum of women's experience of
8:43powerlessness and women's experience of
8:46what they think is male
8:49power they haven't looked at the world
8:52from Men's experience of
8:55powerlessness and men's experience of
8:58what the power of women's beauty or
9:01youth is or sexuality is or sexual
9:04withdrawal is or emotional um ability to
9:08support them or not support them is and
9:10that's the male experience of female
9:13power but that's not the female
9:16experience of female power or
9:18powerlessness so you have to look at the
9:20world from
9:22multiple multiple um areas of of of
9:25examination you have to see the male
9:27experience of male powerlessness
9:29the male experience of female
9:31powerlessness and power the female
9:34experience of power and powerlessness
9:36and the female experience of male power
9:38and powerlessness and and then you add
9:41things like class and other things to
9:44that then you have a discussion that
9:46helps everybody in the University
9:49understand her or himself and feel heard
9:52but to have a discussion that is just
9:55from one perspective and call that a
10:00University that insults the very concept
10:04of what freedom of speech intellectual
10:07curiosity um I Pro some people say I
10:11know more about men than anybody in the
10:13world but I cannot get a job at any
10:17major university in the United States in
10:19the gender studies area the area I know
10:21the most about because I am not
10:24politically
10:26correct and that's very sad and so
10:30patriarchy is
10:35um is not the
10:38filter through which is it's not the
10:41only defining filter of men and women if
10:44men made the rules to benefit men at the
10:46expense of women here are some of the
10:48way the world here's some of the way the
10:50world would look like we would make
10:52rules that every woman would be sexual
10:54with us whatever we would like um and
10:58that the women who are very young maybe
11:0013 or 14 would be very interested in us
11:04that we would be um that when we were um
11:07that we would die we we have a longer
11:10life expectancy than women that the
11:12world would be set up in such a way that
11:14we would not be the sex to commit
11:15suicide uh we would be the sex to least
11:18be likely to commit suicide the world
11:20would be set up in such a way that we
11:22would um have women pay for us on dates
11:25uh because they valued us more than we
11:27valued them um and so that we we would
11:30have uh women take the sexual
11:32initiatives and um and risk rejection
11:34and we would sit back and say yes or no
11:37um depending on whether we wanted to or
11:38not uh we would uh if if a woman went
11:42too far too quickly we could yell date
11:44rape um but she couldn't and and she
11:46would be um uh she would have to wait
11:49until there was she was proved herself
11:51innocent um rather than the other way
11:53around uh we would have men's Studies
11:56classes and not women's Studies classes
11:58we would have women have to be the
12:00primary bread winner and earn more money
12:02because the road to high pay is a toll
12:04road it costs and it and it's takes a
12:06lot out of somebody to work very hard we
12:08would have the we would have three
12:10options when the children are born the
12:12option to raise the children the option
12:13to be involved in the in the workplace
12:15or the option to do some combination of
12:17both uh women would have just one option
12:19the option to raise money raise money or
12:21raise money and then we would feel free
12:22to blame them if they raise more money
12:24and feel free to reject them if they
12:26didn't raise enough money that's the way
12:28a patriarchy would look like like uh and
12:30that's just the tip of the iceberg of
12:32what it would look like um we would have
12:34female only draft registration um and
12:36not male only draft registration men
12:38would have the option to join the armed
12:40services but not the obligation to join
12:42the armed services the option to go to
12:43combat but not the expectation to go to
12:45combat um we would you that's the way a
12:48world would look like if it was a
12:50patriarchy
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