Believe women

Think Beyonce, MTV, VMA set with the giant glowing word feminist.

Think Hunger Games, Hillary Clinton, and Believe All Women.

At this point, we were beyond Betty Friedan's wildest dreams.

Gender parity was coming for medicine, law, and the entertainment industries.

Over 6% of all videos depict clear non-consensual acts of sexual violence.

Boys are consuming toxic masculinity in buckets on their phones.

Is it any wonder that they're failing to flourish as men? as story after story of sexual abuse and assault came forward the fanatical slogan believe all women became for many americans a fundamental civic principle and toxic masculinity became a kitchen-table term Men and some women who raised concerns about a rise in self-loathing, antisocial behavior, and failure to mature among boys were met with feminist derision.

Quote, all that time they spend sniveling about how hard it is to be a poor persecuted man nowadays is just a way of adroitly shirking their responsibility to make themselves a little less the pure products of patriarchy.

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It's like, I, like, I don't- #That'sWhatWomenWant.

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But this whole concept of destroying the patriarchy and believe all women is foolish and insane.

Men lie, women lie.

Men tell the truth, women tell the truth.

But the political correctness really ramped up in the 2000s and then really came to a head when Donald Trump won in twenty sixteen.

Then you had the pink pussy hat marches and the Believe All Women, I'll get to that in a little bit, and #MeToo, and the Kavanaugh hearings.

Notice the Kavanaugh stuff happened during a, um, midterm election time, but I'll get to that in a little bit.

But I want to discuss a few things that have popped up in just the last couple of days that prove that Woke 1.0 and Woke 2.0, there's not too much of a difference between them.

Boy, it's got to be a confusing day.

For the Believe All Women crowd, you realize what the Cornell 7 story does to the Believe All Women crowd? Because if you're one of these people, hashtag Believe All Women, you know, an outgrowth of the Me Too movement.

Do you believe the Cornell 7 woman in 2024 when she said the night was voluntary, conscious, and consensual? Or do you believe her now, two years later, when she said it was a gang rape? Which one? Both versions can be true.

Both versions can be sacred.

Like it's gotten much, much worse, right? Um, and it also makes me think about like You know, because there's been this boom of manosphere, like the, the whole thing about like, hey, you know, women making false accusations against men, like that has become like a sticking point almost, like a, like a conversation.

And you go, "No, man, like this is exactly why Believe Women is a thing."

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And because that has to be, that has to be the starting point.

Brock Turner.

Mm-hmm.

It's the reason why you have to start with Believe Women, and that should kind of be the only thing that you do.

And then, yes, y- you do an investigation, you do all that.