Men Who Hate Women

Like, speaking up, like, will automatically give you a scarlet letter, right? So making children comfortable with that idea, right, that, like, they are able to tolerate the distress that comes from, like, being the one that's snitching, to put it that way, um, is really important.

And I, I think also, like, uh, Laura Bates has, like, a really fantastic book called Men Who Hate Women where she spent, like, a lot of time looking into, like, the manosphere and online communities, and she had, like, a lot of, like, other recommendations there about, like, the way that children are able to, like, identify some of this, you know, undertake, like, characters and see them as, like, for what they are, right? Like, who are incredibly misogynistic and racist and terrible for humanity.

[laughs] Is to expose them to those ideas early and to, like, really tell them, like, "Hey, you will hear this."

Mm.

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Um, I just read this book called Men Who Hate Women.

Mm-hmm.

By Laura Bates and it talks about these incel communities, red pill communities online and how they, one of her points was they will use these very tiny examples as recruitment-

Right.

And acting on that formal guidance, she ordered a nonfiction book titled Men Who Hate Women by Laura Bates.

Which is a very well-regarded resource.

Exactly.

If you've seen any of my content before, you will know that I am not a fan of pickup artists.

Laura Bates has an excellent chapter on the community in her book, Men Who Hate Women, and she compares them to incels, which I know Jack would hate because he says he hates incels.

He's not an incel.

Definitely not.

Another one that's really, really worth checking out if you want more information is a book.

Well, the author Laura Bates has several books on and around this theme, but she has a book called Men Who Hate Women.

I did a lot of reading on that one.

It really informed this presentation and it's terrifying and informative and worth checking out.

And, yeah, dangerous to society.

So I just really thought it was kind of a, you know, a misogynist movement.

by men who hate women but I'm realizing it as I've looked into it I'm like it's so much more than that it's organized it's deliberate and it's really trying to take down women's progress in society so I think we all need to be aware

yeah yes we do and pay attention to our children like really get involved in what your kids are doing online and you know nope they don't get to have that privacy then there just has to be yeah better yeah thank you Corey