Matt Walsh Reacts To Woke Gender Roles TikToks - Part 1

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  • @lurkingaround7410
    @lurkingaround7410 Рік тому +1454

    Helped my dad and all these booth owners clear out a huge antique shop once. The men carried out the big stuff, the women wrapped and boxed all the little stuff. We didn't want to lift the heavy shit and the men certainly didn't want to play around with the tedious shit, and nobody had to designate tasks, everyone just fell into their roles. The women weren't less than for not being able to carry the massive wood dressers. We did the part that we could to the best of our ability and made less work for the rest of the group. This is teamwork; playing to strengths, not oppression. It's what gender roles have always been about.

    • @pathacker4963
      @pathacker4963 Рік тому +85

      Well put.

    • @theworld6710
      @theworld6710 Рік тому +4

      Always? No. Certainly not always. Their value is arguable even now.

    • @Mercuryoconnor5980
      @Mercuryoconnor5980 Рік тому +124

      @@theworld6710 They are arguable in a time of peace and prosperity, but when resources are slim and people are at war, we turn to males for their superior speed and strength and lateral thinking in crisis situations. When we are at war we expect our men to give their lives for ours, to put the women and children's needs before their own, when we are at peace, we treat them as toxic and disposable for those same attributes we used to value and wonder whey they get suicidal or angry or turn to booze and drugs.

    • @user-ls2uq3pv1h
      @user-ls2uq3pv1h Рік тому +40

      You're completely right. I sometimes help my boyfriend who delivers furniture and it's usually like that. I help carry lighter things, too. The men always appreciate my work. Sometimes, the women get catty and judgmental when they see a (younger) woman show up. Go figure.

    • @leviacronym6770
      @leviacronym6770 Рік тому +34

      Very true. I'm on the stronger side, so I tend to do both jobs. I'll help the guys lift (team lift if necessary) heavy stuff, but I know my limit and I'm not stupid enough to think I can do anything.

  • @jacobyf8133
    @jacobyf8133 Рік тому +2260

    This anti male hate has gotten out of control. Thank you for standing up to these people Matt

    • @AntiwhitismIsJealousy
      @AntiwhitismIsJealousy Рік тому +45

      It's mostly directed towards WMs to make it more specific

    • @jaredcaldwell4270
      @jaredcaldwell4270 Рік тому

      It's not even anti male, it's them trying to invert everything that is normal and good. I know lots of us say that the left just hates masculinity but they really don't (though they do hate the things that come with it such as responsibility, order, etc.), they hate the fact that men are masculine just like they hate the fact that women are feminine. Which is why they're trying to make women more masculine and act like men, and doing the inverse for men i.e. making them more feminine and acting like women.
      Liberalism is philosophically linked with Satanism. Both are 1:1. Lucifer seeks to invert everything that is normal and good, which God created. That is why he tries to make sex about pleasure and degrading your partner of the opposite sex and making buggery cool, rather than seeing buggery as disgusting and sinful (which it is) and making sex between man and woman about love.

    • @Ludoovik
      @Ludoovik Рік тому +54

      The saddest part is all those kids that are being indocrinated with such vile ideology and the tremendous damage it causes now and in the next decades

    • @brickbraker5033
      @brickbraker5033 Рік тому +17

      @@politimikarounis1476 gotta love avenged seven fold

    • @0blivioniox864
      @0blivioniox864 Рік тому +42

      It's all part of modern-wave feminism. I just sit back and munch popcorn now when women need help. Need something heavy lifted? Boo hoo. Want the lawn mowed? Wash my laundry, then we'll start to talk about how I'm "supposed" to be doing things for you.

  • @mufasa7526
    @mufasa7526 Рік тому +719

    When you ask stupid people questions you get stupid answers- Matt Walsh 2023

    • @internetuser20072
      @internetuser20072 Рік тому +13

      quote of the year

    • @Dude0000
      @Dude0000 Рік тому +7

      Most people can’t articulate most of their behaviors that come naturally to them.

    • @pdxnikki1
      @pdxnikki1 Рік тому +3

      Uh, that doesn't originate from Matt. Give credit where credit is due. 🙏

    • @TheRuddster95
      @TheRuddster95 Рік тому

      "fk around and find out"

    • @MajorSeventh
      @MajorSeventh Рік тому

      As Mark Dice can attest to.

  • @FrannyFlo
    @FrannyFlo Рік тому +119

    As a young married woman there is nothing more comforting than knowing my husband will stand up for me to anyone, even if the result is him winning or losing a fight.

    • @Mac-hr9rg
      @Mac-hr9rg Рік тому +7

      nice! i'm whoopin his ass but I admire the confidence.

    • @Apollo55_
      @Apollo55_ Рік тому +5

      ​@@Mac-hr9rgLmao, okay tough guy.

    • @RWB20
      @RWB20 7 місяців тому +2

      Being an older divorced woman - there is nothing more terrifying than living with an abusive man.

  • @elliehavilliard
    @elliehavilliard Рік тому +62

    As a 24 year-old young woman who also lives in a state/area where human trafficking is a major problem, I definitely feel safer when my father or brother are with me in crowded public places. Due to my independent nature, I kinda hate that I feel safer when the men in my family are present, but there’s no denying that I am safer in their presence than I am alone in many cases. I’d much rather be safe than sorry, especially nowadays in this crazy world, so I’m willing to forgo my sense of independence in order to ensure my safety.

    • @Apollo55_
      @Apollo55_ Рік тому +7

      Being independent doesnt mean no help ever, its quite ridiculous to believe "Im independent i dont need anyone ever" thats how people end up homeless and worse dead.

    • @heperfectirl9470
      @heperfectirl9470 7 місяців тому +1

      @@Apollo55_ She didn't say that. I think you're making a bit of a jump there. I prefer to do things on my own but having people who matter to me to help me whenever I really need it is really comforting.

    • @Apollo55_
      @Apollo55_ 7 місяців тому

      @@heperfectirl9470 She literally said "I hate that I feel safer with them" she said absolutely nothing of the sort of what you're explaining. I'm glad you can read her mind and answered for her.

    • @heperfectirl9470
      @heperfectirl9470 7 місяців тому

      @@Apollo55_ Yes, but she didn't say that she literally *never* needs help. What kind of person like that would actually exist? We're ALL human, we need each other.

  • @MotoVangelist
    @MotoVangelist Рік тому +579

    As a former construction worker - there were ZERO women ever.
    Out of 30 years my father only worked with 1 woman.

    • @MrLulzack
      @MrLulzack Рік тому +137

      Plenty of women work for construction companies. They work in the air conditioned offices making phone calls, filing paperwork, and running HR

    • @randomdude189
      @randomdude189 Рік тому +11

      And that was making you

    • @deecee-ey3dn
      @deecee-ey3dn Рік тому +14

      ​@@MrLulzack B-Bu-But i thought y all said that the wage gap exists cuz women don't choose high level managerial positions?

    • @rockydods762
      @rockydods762 Рік тому +7

      @@deecee-ey3dn "high level managerial" in construction companies ....

    • @MotoVangelist
      @MotoVangelist Рік тому +29

      @@MrLulzack not performing the actual hard work is what I'm getting at

  • @_RavishingRaven_
    @_RavishingRaven_ Рік тому +591

    I 100% feel safer with my husband home. I remember before he started his own business, he worked night shifts and I absolutely hated it. We aren't even in a high crime area and I do legally have a gun (a few) and I know how to use them. But just having him home at night was especially comforting.
    Edit: oh so many angry single women in these comments. Or miserable wife's or people in general. Lmfao don't let my opinion bother you so much.

    • @mariachaudhry4608
      @mariachaudhry4608 Рік тому +12

      Point taken😂

    • @RYCH3
      @RYCH3 Рік тому +17

      and who exactly is he protecting you from? other men

    • @Brightfur10
      @Brightfur10 Рік тому +20

      Probably because you love him and the intimate comfort he provides

    • @RPNDAILY
      @RPNDAILY Рік тому

      @@RYCH3retard

    • @lauracheever
      @lauracheever Рік тому +133

      @@RYCH3 And that makes his protection irrelevant because........???

  • @michelemcdermott75
    @michelemcdermott75 Рік тому +112

    When my husband and I walked, he always walked closest to the road. I lost him 15 years ago today. He had an unspoken way of protecting me and I loved it💔 I miss him and the comfort he gave to me by just being here.

    • @leianaday
      @leianaday Рік тому +12

      You're blessed to have had such a fantastic husband. So sorry for your loss.

    • @spectra1096
      @spectra1096 Рік тому +8

      Thats an unspoken gentleman rule, most of the "nice guys" don't know about that one so it's a good tell for an actual good guy versus some nice guy who wants to get in your pants.

    • @lukektelfer
      @lukektelfer Рік тому +5

      I remember having to explain this to my wife, back when she was my gf. She laughed, but accepted it. If there's a runaway car, I'm getting hit first

  • @KelanJ29534
    @KelanJ29534 Рік тому +158

    It's so sickening to see misandry normalized in our society. We need a men's rights movement I'm so serious.

    • @Nick-uw2ju
      @Nick-uw2ju Рік тому

      It's a game where the outrage shifts back and forth guided by the Z(ios) ✡️ who use division of the sexes and anything else to maintain control.

    • @MorinehtarTheBlue
      @MorinehtarTheBlue Рік тому +11

      We have a men's rights movement. Most notably due to the societal bias in favour of women getting access to the kids.
      It has been looked down upon as silly, attempted to be claimed by the feminists and even been lumped in with incel culture and the manosphere as those independent movements have risen.
      So not only is misandry normalized but the very kinds of things that would insulate men from those attitudes are minimized and ostracized.

    • @Michael-Archonaeus
      @Michael-Archonaeus Рік тому +3

      Just keep working hard, and let the women fight amongst themselves.

    • @waltermh111
      @waltermh111 Рік тому +3

      ​@MrAzrielx13 yup. And more so. Men are so disrespected, we can't even get fathers day to ourselves. Sigh... the MRM is a fight to even be recognized as such despite it being over a decade old by now.

    • @MorinehtarTheBlue
      @MorinehtarTheBlue Рік тому

      @@waltermh111 A decade old? No, good sir. Wikipedia tells me that the MRM branched off from a Men's Liberation Movement in the 70's.
      So little known and yet half a century old now. And not to be confused with more recent movements like the manosphere.
      And all those things get lumped together when discussed. And that presuming people know about any of that at all.

  • @SundayMourningLove
    @SundayMourningLove Рік тому +42

    I laughed SOO HARD when he said, "Thank goodness my wife is here to handle it"! Just picturing Matt shivering in bed with his legs pulled up and the blankets up to his chin while his buff wife has death in her eyes as she climbs out of bed and says, "Dont worry honey, Mommys got this" was hilarious to me!

  • @becca2712
    @becca2712 Рік тому +429

    Just knowing my husband is near makes me feel safe! Men PLZ don't stop being men! Us women need you whether some some know it or not!!!!

    • @Mister_9
      @Mister_9 Рік тому +7

      What do you mean by "stop being men" ?

    • @zombiewarrior88
      @zombiewarrior88 Рік тому

      ​@@Mister_9men who hates themselves and rather be women.

    • @jesterday2222
      @jesterday2222 Рік тому +31

      @@Mister_9 I think she means the role nature intended for men aka leader, protector and providor while nature intended women to be nurturers, raise children and keep everyone healthy.

    • @Mister_9
      @Mister_9 Рік тому +6

      ​@@jesterday2222 What's the incentive to fit into those roles for people who are single and childless?

    • @jesterday2222
      @jesterday2222 Рік тому +23

      ​@@Mister_9 I don't know, ask them. If they want to go against nature, good for them. I hope they're happy with their choice in the long run. That doesn't change the fact that by nature, men and women are programmed a certain way, (focused on survival of the species) We are really not that special that we are above that. Even if we like to think we are. That's just my opinion though. I'm curious about yours.

  • @inthemaitrix9388
    @inthemaitrix9388 Рік тому +583

    I'm from Thailand, but I just wanted to tell you that You've inspired me to stand against the twisting of the truth in my own way. Thank you. And all the best to the Dailywire Team. ^^

    • @benegmond6584
      @benegmond6584 Рік тому +16

      Good to hear brother.

    • @user-op8fg3ny3j
      @user-op8fg3ny3j Рік тому

      The woke are in Asia too?

    • @Thetruthiscosmic
      @Thetruthiscosmic Рік тому +19

      ​@@benegmond6584or sister! 😂 But seriously, power to you. You will find that some people will hate you for speaking the truth, but those who love you for it are the ones you should keep around!

    • @inthemaitrix9388
      @inthemaitrix9388 Рік тому +7

      @@benegmond6584 Thank you.

    • @canadiankewldude
      @canadiankewldude Рік тому +9

      @@Thetruthiscosmic *_God Bless_* Indeed.

  • @ShannonByrneArt
    @ShannonByrneArt Рік тому +568

    As an Australian living on a rural property, I can confirm being eyeballed and chased down by kangaroos is a daily struggle, as well as defending myself from the plethora of creatures here that want me dead👍🏻

    • @ryanbradley2875
      @ryanbradley2875 Рік тому

      The city girl wouldn't believe that you exist or that places like you describe exist. Only happy utopias exist where there is a coffee shop on every corner, Doordash delivers, and you mostly don't get threatened or robbed simply because you left your house. She would want to know why you are too dumb to live there and not just join her in the city.

    • @SpotTheBorgCat
      @SpotTheBorgCat Рік тому +35

      Australia is a beautiful but deadly country.

    • @wilhelmbuzzkyll
      @wilhelmbuzzkyll Рік тому +12

      I assume you’re also persistently hunted by children of Ungoliant

    • @tracygrey8781
      @tracygrey8781 Рік тому +5

      😂😂😂

    • @florentinadom6602
      @florentinadom6602 Рік тому +4

      The kangaroo is one powerful animal and native to the great nation of Australia.

  • @SirGrogg
    @SirGrogg Рік тому +20

    The editors deserve some recognition for the excellent and hilarious work they do in these videos. Great job guys!!

  • @kimcress1857
    @kimcress1857 Рік тому +169

    I’m a strong woman but guess what? There are many things I CANNOT do that men can do better! There are many things I want help with and protection from by men. Women out there, get over yourselves.

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому

      Who do they generally have to protect themselves from? Your gaslighting while proving the point. No wonder genz isn't conservative, i'm gen z and you heard it here first

    • @ayoubbnee
      @ayoubbnee Рік тому

      There is jo strong women you're just an average adult female 🤦

    • @redemptionhappens7725
      @redemptionhappens7725 Рік тому +1

      There’s literally nothing men can do better than me including self protection. Pew pew pew, ya Pick Me Bįtçh. How about you get over yourself? They’re not better.

    • @diannerobinson7858
      @diannerobinson7858 Рік тому

      You are wrong. Read Women in Science History from Audible.
      95% of murdered women are killed at home, usually by their loving husband. When hate men when they get beat up and raped and dreadfully abused. It didn't just happen it has been the same story for centuries. The women's organizations like the former status of women in Canada have been very mislead by the bogus theories on transitioning. That you can not physically alter the body of one gender to the other. It is b s. Theory just like the whole field of psychiatry.

    • @paulharper4196
      @paulharper4196 Рік тому +7

      Yeah I always joke around with my wife about stuff like that, like if she has a really tight jar that she finds impossible to open, she calls me and with my weak arm, I look her dead in the eye whilst popping it open effortlessly and say "don't worry, a man is here" 🤣

  • @Ripley1994
    @Ripley1994 Рік тому +108

    My husband is everything to me. Yes, i feel safer with him around. And more importantly, i love him as a person. Hes smart, funny as hell, and he is the positive influence on our children. He taught our son to be a man and our daughter what to expect from a good man.
    Weve been married for 40 years. I wouldnt want to change a thing......
    Except if he could just put his dirty clothes in the hamper!!!!!🤣🤣🤣
    Edit: Our children are 32 and 29. They have WONDERFUL families now. ❤

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      ha ha, its always what to expect. its never how to be a good person/woman yourself. only 10% of women 20 years old are still virgins.

    • @geoffreysmommy
      @geoffreysmommy Рік тому +12

      Leave the lid open. Or just take it off. Then put a basketball hoop over it. If he doesn't like basketball. Put a field goal on it. Or some kind of target. Problem solved.😂

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому +1

      Lol you're protecting your daughter from OTHER MEN

    • @willischwabe1324
      @willischwabe1324 Рік тому +7

      ​@@claff4573idiots exist in all parts of society. To protect your child from bad company to stay out of trouble is the goal.
      If your daughter has bad female friends who get her into contact with bad dudes, then it is not such a simple "men = bad" issue. There are always good and bad people in every group.
      Learning to differentiate between good and bad is important.

    • @Edward_USMC13
      @Edward_USMC13 Рік тому

      Love this.. Kudos to you and your husband!

  • @nancybaumgartner6774
    @nancybaumgartner6774 Рік тому +114

    An assignment I give to young ladies who appear in my office to complain about men and how privileged they are is to simply observe what they see men doing as they go about daily life. Invariably, it’s the road crews, linemen, hvac , electricians, tree workers, plumbers, roofers, masons, pavers, etc… who are keeping everything going, and are always men. Occasionally women are part of a crew , but it’s rare and they aren’t doing what they guys do.

    • @RYCH3
      @RYCH3 Рік тому +5

      yeah thats bs many women work in those feilds and they get disrespected and harassed by the men in their crews😍😘

    • @cuppycakey5013
      @cuppycakey5013 Рік тому +36

      @@RYCH3It’s not bs. The vast majority of people doing those jobs are men.

    • @deecee-ey3dn
      @deecee-ey3dn Рік тому +5

      Look up crime stats and which gender is committing violence against which gender and then maybe u will understand male privilege

    • @Kamilledavid
      @Kamilledavid Рік тому

      ​@@deecee-ey3dn Men are 8 times more likely to be victims of murder. Male privilege is what you would call that I suppose.

    • @candyman9635
      @candyman9635 Рік тому +13

      @@deecee-ey3dn Yes, men are more likely to be violent but that's not the point here.
      if we're talking domestic violence alone then yes women are more likely to be victims than men.
      if we're talking violence across the board, so in pubs/bars/warzones/generally out in public/domesticity - men are more likely to be involved in violent situations than women.
      Men are more violent, but they are also more violent to each other and less likely to be violent towards women. Most men do not like seeing women get hurt, most men will sooner get in a fight with another man rather than beat on a defenceless woman.

  • @Gamespectives
    @Gamespectives Рік тому +175

    A woman walks alone at dark on the street, vs she is holding her husbands hand... there is safety. This is just so fundamental

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      men are far more likely to be assaulted.

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому

      Lol so because of other men she has to fear. Proving feminist point. Funny how yall come for a small population of people for being lgbt, but not the majority of those causing issues

    • @viviana3666
      @viviana3666 Рік тому +15

      then, we, women and men should aim to end the crimes, instead of needing someone to protect you as a woman or man

    • @xinpingdonohoe3978
      @xinpingdonohoe3978 Рік тому +25

      ​@@viviana3666 that's by definition impossible in a society that has any liberties. Liberty and safety are inversely proportional.

    • @p62325
      @p62325 Рік тому +10

      The danger in that scenario is walking alone. Men get attacked too. Walking with someone is always better than being alone. If my son's walk about alone I would be equally upset as if it were my daughter. The world is not an nice place.

  • @raed.1883
    @raed.1883 Рік тому +3

    Unfortunately, women became so obsessed with comparing themselves to men, that they lost sight of their gifts, talents & uniqueness.

  • @davec.3198
    @davec.3198 Рік тому +7

    Women play a huge role in construction. They're home nursing the next group of construction workers.

    • @thefishingfool87
      @thefishingfool87 12 днів тому

      Are you actually serious?

    • @davec.3198
      @davec.3198 12 днів тому

      @@thefishingfool87 I suppose some bottle feed.

  • @jz3712
    @jz3712 Рік тому +217

    Thanks to all the men out there for being men, even if many are too stupid to see it, you are so so needed and we really need you to be a strong man right now!
    There are plenty of women out here like myself who honor and appreciate men and love you for being different and are raising our daughters to love and respect men as well, we need you and we need you to not be women!
    Hang in there boys the realization will hit these brainwashed women eventually that a world without men is just full of a bunch of other nags and they hate it! Thank you for being you, you are awesome!
    Love and hope for the men out there from one hillbilly mamma in the hills of East Tennessee

    • @lindabelcher8087
      @lindabelcher8087 Рік тому +15

      🙌🏻 I'm raising my boys to be great men who will love & protect. Beating into their heads how crucial it will be for them to choose the right woman before planting seeds.

    • @かわいいくてごめん
      @かわいいくてごめん Рік тому +6

      Preach

    • @JohnChung-fm6db
      @JohnChung-fm6db Рік тому +8

      Thank you for such kind and reassuring words

    • @dragonrider9051
      @dragonrider9051 Рік тому +3

      West Arkansawer here good on you

    • @tbong9293
      @tbong9293 Рік тому +3

      We’ll said!!

  • @tomthx5804
    @tomthx5804 Рік тому +36

    I watched some Eagles nesting cams this last spring. One thing that was fascinating is that the MALE eagle, by and large brought the large sticks and constructed the nest. The female then fiddled with the fine points, moved one stick to the other side, brought the soft grass and other stuff to make sure the chicks were warm. Even in the animal world, they have the same sex roles.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому +4

      well at least in that species. actually I believe stronger females are more common amongst animals.

    • @lorraineniece8813
      @lorraineniece8813 Рік тому

      That's because the males don't stay with them With some exceptions the males impregnate the females and then take off. The females raise and protect the babies. Birds seem to stick together as far as I know

    • @Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018
      @Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018 Рік тому +7

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 Females are bigger in many lower species. In higher species like birds or mammals, males are usually bigger and dominant.

    • @heperfectirl9470
      @heperfectirl9470 7 місяців тому

      @@Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018 There are no such thing as "higher" and "lower" species. Only different. Their life history is significantly different than ours so it is reasonable to expect that we are different from them.

  • @jz3712
    @jz3712 Рік тому +156

    Love to see this Matt, thanks for not sugar coating your awnsers!
    I have been a wife for almost ten years and I have been a stay at home mother for the last 7 or so, it is the best thing I will ever do. Devoting my love to nurturing and raising my kids and taking care of my husband who works so hard to provide for us brings me so much joy and satisfaction! Also, just because the Bible says submit to your husband, does not mean that men want to control and demean women, it also does not mean that they are not called on to listen to and respect thier wife’s opinions. The idea of marriage is one flesh, you treat your spouse as yourself.
    Yes it’s work, very satisfying to be productive and have sweet little children around you all day though!
    Keep it up Matt, we love ya for it-they hate ya for it! 😂

    • @cottoncandyjellybean8539
      @cottoncandyjellybean8539 Рік тому +15

      As a woman that doesn’t want to live the life you have I don’t get why so many people shame you for being traditional. I don’t want kids, I like working and I want to maybe get married and travel. People need to learn that everyone has different life goals. That goes for both men and women.

    • @user-cj1mb8fy8b
      @user-cj1mb8fy8b Рік тому +8

      that sounds wonderful!! it’s not a lifestyle i’d choose for myself, but it sounds very fulfilling and i’m glad you and your family are happy!

    • @carmen3091
      @carmen3091 Рік тому +6

      I never used to want this lifestyle but it becomes more appealing as you get older

    • @justfelicia6671
      @justfelicia6671 Рік тому +4

      In the same verse, the Bible first says to men and women, "Submit to one another...". (Eph 5:21)!

    • @6TDOW66
      @6TDOW66 Рік тому

      @@cottoncandyjellybean8539 This is what I have against this way of thinking... To define something as alive, it must be able to procreate. If it doesn't have the ability to procreate, it's sick. If it decides it doesn't wanna procreate then it's mentally ill.
      What kind of horrific life does one have to lead to not being ecstatic about sharing it with others?

  • @M.mutt.18
    @M.mutt.18 Рік тому +9

    Just asked my husband if he feels safer when I’m home, and he laughed. 😂😂 pretty funny

  • @ArthurMrgan
    @ArthurMrgan Рік тому +9

    “Make daddy a sandwich.” Well said.

    • @kellysouter4381
      @kellysouter4381 Рік тому +4

      I made my husband mocha coffee and cheesy scrambled eggs for breakfast. We good?😄

  • @billiards0518
    @billiards0518 Рік тому +165

    I wonder if gender rolls taste anything like lobster rolls.

    • @edge6627
      @edge6627 Рік тому +4

      Same

    • @internetuser20072
      @internetuser20072 Рік тому +4

      same

    • @deathbymazda
      @deathbymazda Рік тому +13

      Yeah. The man caught the Lobster and the woman cooks and serves it to him

    • @minnesotatomcat
      @minnesotatomcat Рік тому +7

      I bet it smells like lutefisk and wet cardboard 🤣

    • @DarthPerkins
      @DarthPerkins Рік тому +10

      I don't understand that comment but I think I should agree with it.

  • @thatsmrtguy4935
    @thatsmrtguy4935 Рік тому +50

    I miss the full show as much as the next guy but I am thrilled with the daily TikTok reactions

  • @festral7509
    @festral7509 Рік тому +121

    It's weird that the same people that talk about the struggles of gender differences in society are also the same people that believe that gender is a subjective social construct that can mean whatever anyone wants.

    • @kerrymartin7557
      @kerrymartin7557 Рік тому +8

      Good point!

    • @ChristianToth-uv1nv
      @ChristianToth-uv1nv Рік тому +4

      well gender conceptually can make sense, I mean I guess if you are talking about how men and women cross culturally or cross-racially are different or behave differently. But gender only exists conceptually from sex. as in it its very definition is inseparable from biological. sex. so why cant It ust be "sex roles'"? gender is a completely nebulous term speaking to semantics. because it cant be biological essentialism where gender identity is an innate attribute and also social constructionism at the same time. that is what we call a paradox. but truthfully our understanding of gender today is because when I was a kid, I remember gender being used to differentiate from sex in terms of PiV sex, so like you didn't confuse those two things. and fair enough but -this is totally serious- simply because of that gender started incorrectly being used interchangeably with biological sex by academics and in popular culture and the all of. sudden gender and sex were two different concepts totally divorced from one another. And that is why today we are experimenting medically on kids, all because people started using the word "gender" incorrectly.

    • @Godisgood507
      @Godisgood507 Рік тому +2

      Taking Back The Rainbow org, they are helping people to come out of the darkness, read their testimonies and be a also part of it

    • @theworld6710
      @theworld6710 Рік тому +1

      No. It isn’t. Take some time to consider it.
      You can believe it to be a subjective social construct, and seek to change it. You have to deal with a system before changing it.
      The goal now is to change the arbitrary gender roles and ideas assigned to people. But more broadly, to abolish them entirely

    • @robinmcinarnay7827
      @robinmcinarnay7827 Рік тому

      It’s the same contradictory that exists within saying anyone can be a woman/man but not having a definition for those words. Also saying that transgender women are the same as women is contradictory to that point. They want it distinguishable only sometimes. I guess since they tend to use circular definitions for male/female it only makes sense that nothing they say/believe makes any sense. Lol did that make sense?!!

  • @queenofqwerty
    @queenofqwerty Рік тому +25

    The main thing women need protection from ... is predatory males. That being said ... I love men and am grateful for their strength. Men do feel safer with women, too. We back you guys up and we often help you make good decisions. Both help each other. We need each other.

    • @Michael-Archonaeus
      @Michael-Archonaeus Рік тому +1

      Yes, both men and women protect each other. Even a lesbian is safer with her girlfriend around than alone.

    • @VoltedSoldier
      @VoltedSoldier Рік тому

      Sorry but no. Women do not make me feel safe, ever. Nobody cares know would say a woman has made them feel safer either.

    • @ShaferHart
      @ShaferHart Рік тому +1

      I don't think that comeback is as clever as you think it is. It certainly doesn't invalidate traditional gender roles for one, in fact that's a consequence of it: we are the traditionally more active pursuers of sexual partners hence more aggressive. One thing does not go without the other. It's not like living in a world without men is an option unless you're proposing a gendercide.

    • @ysf-d9i
      @ysf-d9i 7 місяців тому

      I think most men can recognize predatory behavior of other men quite easily. The problem is that women find horrible men charming and attractive because they interpret narcissism and a lack of care for others as "confidence" and "assertiveness" and "high social status".
      Meanwhile the good honest nice guys are unattractive because they don't exhibit any high social status behavior.
      It's really not men's fault women by default fall for bad people and ignore the good ones.

  • @scottguillette
    @scottguillette Рік тому +4

    I loved the deep voice of the "Yeah, like, I feel safe when my wife's here"! Lmao!

  • @Peculiar_Optics
    @Peculiar_Optics Рік тому +61

    Thank you Matt for a dose of sanity every day. All is not lost ...yet.

  • @minnesotatomcat
    @minnesotatomcat Рік тому +19

    I’ve done all types of construction from masonry to carpentry to sewer and water work and also a mechanic. Never had a lady on the crew, not that we were ever opposed to having one, they just don’t wanna do that type of work.

    • @FirstNameLastName-wt5to
      @FirstNameLastName-wt5to Рік тому +2

      Lots of women in carpentry but they tend to be on the more artistic side. Plenty of women volunteer to build homes for habitat for humanity or schools in impoverished countries. We’ll do the same type of work but we do it differently. Though I’ve never met another women willing to clean a sewer. That’s the line.

    • @anthea6669
      @anthea6669 Рік тому +3

      Well, who actually *wants* to clean a sewer? 😅

    • @antifeminist343
      @antifeminist343 Рік тому +2

      @@FirstNameLastName-wt5to No you dont. So stop lying.

  • @SaraSara-lf4gj
    @SaraSara-lf4gj Рік тому +29

    I feel like gender roles are great especially in relationships. We have the same value but different strengths. Man and woman are different, why not embrace that?

    • @MichaelNVADE
      @MichaelNVADE Рік тому

      Because people are either too dumb to realize that, or they base their entire world view on the issue through exceptions.

    • @stephaniebach__12-24
      @stephaniebach__12-24 Рік тому +3

      There are always going to be people who hate truth.. they want to fight what is good or God created.. they are lost

    • @Selliroi
      @Selliroi Рік тому

      Because bad people are going to take adventage of it and the people who don't want to live their lives by gender roles will get judged for it.

    • @SaraSara-lf4gj
      @SaraSara-lf4gj Рік тому +1

      @@Selliroi I get what you’re saying. But ‘bad’ people are everywhere, there’s one in every bunch. I personally feel like the judgement is more so cast upon the people who DO want to embrace gender roles in this society but that’s just my opinion. At the end of the day I can have my beliefs and you can have yours. As long as we don’t force those believes upon each other I think we’ll be fine, haha

  • @Labrynthetic
    @Labrynthetic Рік тому +3

    "Men are physically built to protect their family from threats." This is a natural role assignment.

  • @jessicacarey3151
    @jessicacarey3151 Рік тому +7

    To all the men reading this , We need you and there are just a lot of things in life only a strong man can do . I appreciate you and love you all . Including my husband, he’s my protector and our daughters protector . We couldn’t imagine life without the strong men out there .

    • @johnwilliams1223
      @johnwilliams1223 Рік тому +4

      Back at ya Jessica. We men need women too. It’s why God put us together on this earth

    • @antifeminist343
      @antifeminist343 Рік тому +1

      @@johnwilliams1223 No we dont you simp

  • @jessecerasus9621
    @jessecerasus9621 Рік тому +27

    I went to visit my mother who has been living alone for a few years and I arrived in the evening. We were supposed to spend the day together, but she slept all day. It never happens to her, but just having a man in the house made her sleep for 12 hours!

    • @sa34w
      @sa34w Рік тому +8

      @beastbombshell3589it is the security aspect as son is a capable male who can protect the house.

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому +1

      Or she was just tired. Lol yall give yourselves credit for everything but no blame

    • @Gonegirls12
      @Gonegirls12 Рік тому +1

      @@claff4573 of course she was tired. Now connect the dots - WHY WAS SHE TIRED?
      It is hard to sleep alone.
      It is hard to sleep when your partner is gone. I don’t sleep well home alone. It just is. Deal with it.

  • @Kiki-fe2le
    @Kiki-fe2le Рік тому +84

    I know I feel safer when my husband is home at night. He keeps me safe from other men, like rapists.

    • @deecee-ey3dn
      @deecee-ey3dn Рік тому

      Only if men wouldn't rape. Seems it is too much to ask of them. Oh well.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому +1

      two things, hes way more likely to be assaulted than you. also would you risk your life to save his?

    • @relaxation-Corner
      @relaxation-Corner Рік тому

      ​@@jmailmonopolis6296 women are put at risk carrying and birthing babies. Stop being a man baby and do your role

    • @antifeminist343
      @antifeminist343 Рік тому +4

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 No she wouldnt. She is a typical feminist.

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому +6

      Lol exactly OTHER MEN.

  • @jimpemberton2246
    @jimpemberton2246 Рік тому +32

    My mother is widowed. I recently gave her my older car (and got a new one, boo to the yah). Old car still said "Proud [State University] Dad" on bumper sticker. I offered to remove it; Mother (grandma of my college student daughter) said no. "I want strangers to believe that a man normally drives my car." Gender roles explained, right there.

  • @jennifertomasik7437
    @jennifertomasik7437 Рік тому +5

    When a hurricane is coming, my husband gets us ready and prepared. He steps up to keep his family safe. When shit breaks down in our home, he does his best to fix it. He knows what he can't fix and will hire someone. Most times he can fix things. Thank God! I feel safer when my husband is home. Now don't get me wrong. When my husband is sick he needs to to help him and I'm glad to do so. I'm very blessed to have a real man as a husband.

  • @SidraAdele
    @SidraAdele Рік тому +5

    I really don't understand the rejection of these ideals to the extent that people are nowadays. It feels so forced and disingenuous like 'look at me and how progressive I am'. In fact, my little brother (who is college age) is gay and 16 years younger than me. When he visits my apt he takes out my trash and if he sees a spider in the corner he takes care of it for me when I'm not dating anyone. There are so many videos online of women discussing solo travel and one of the main things they talk about is that they sometimes reference a non-existent male partner that's on the trip with them or they wear a fake wedding band to deter criminals. Look at the tik toks of women showing what they buy to protect themselves when they live alone; regular alarms, door stop alarms, locks that secure your door from inside, pepper spray, small knives, baseball bats etc. When I was in college before I had a car I would have a safety officer from campus come pick me up when I got off the train late at night after work two blocks from campus so I wouldn't have to walk in the dark.
    Yes there are some things about gender roles that are outdated (look up where the phrase 'rule of thumb' comes from) but you can't deny the roles are separate for a reason and they serve a purpose. I have seen first hand in my own family what happens when men don't provide and protect women and children. It's damaging to the woman (she loses her softness and becomes less compassionate and kind) because she has to harden herself in order to survive without an effective and present male partner, and the children who are the result of such unions suffer in unimaginable ways (especially if they're boys) because their mom can't give them what they're lacking from a good, moral, male presence in the household or in their lives.

  • @johnpruett5258
    @johnpruett5258 Рік тому +41

    And when there's a military draft the attitudes sure do change.

    • @Nicejokeright
      @Nicejokeright Рік тому +1

      I like how you forgot who was engineering when the men were gone to war💀

    • @johnpruett5258
      @johnpruett5258 Рік тому +15

      @@Nicejokeright Well sure "engineering" is very preferable over being slaughtered in unimaginable ways up close & in your face.

    • @ИлијаГајић-ю4ф
      @ИлијаГајић-ю4ф Рік тому +7

      @@Nicejokeright Man were engineering, women were working in factories because most workers had gone too war.

    • @Nicejokeright
      @Nicejokeright Рік тому +2

      @@johnpruett5258 Right let’s just water down what the women did during WW2. Like they ain’t do the work and helped the country. Something tells me you don’t want to admit that a woman can do a man’s job when the time requires for it. Even if the draft happened which it won’t, you honestly think the women would be staying home like a good obeyed wife? You got two choices ask women or robots, but imma take an educated guess and assume you’ll rather take the latter💀

    • @Nicejokeright
      @Nicejokeright Рік тому +2

      @@ИлијаГајић-ю4ф While the most famous image of female patriotism during World War II is Rosie the Riveter, women were involved in other aspects of the war effort outside of factories. More than six million women took wartime jobs in factories, three million volunteered with the Red Cross, and over 200,000 served in the military.

  • @countchocula5379
    @countchocula5379 Рік тому +59

    Happily married Christian woman here. Men, you are awesome! Keep your chins (bearded or not) held high and stand strong as men of God! (The manliest kind of man there is! ✝️)

    • @ellieellie8541
      @ellieellie8541 Рік тому +3

      Yes

    • @threepeasoup8733
      @threepeasoup8733 Рік тому +1

      Amen

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому +1

      Commit most crime: You're awesome

    • @Nick-uw2ju
      @Nick-uw2ju Рік тому

      Men of God?The same god who ordered the killing of gentile men, women and children in the old testament?

  • @brennatarpley6010
    @brennatarpley6010 Рік тому +55

    My man protects me from spiders in the house - all I have to do is yell “babe” and he comes and takes care of whatever it is. I seriously genuinely thank him for this. Could I remove the spider from the house - yes - but am I so thankful my husband is there to do it - double yes. Amongst the many other things he does I’m thankful for, this is seriously something I don’t take for granted.
    Also - he may not be able to save me from a tornado, but he is always watching the weather when we’re in danger of one and he tells me when it’s time to go to the bathroom and take cover. Go men and go my husband - love you guys.

    • @roldiny
      @roldiny Рік тому +1

      I hope you doing your part!! don't just abuse his love for you.

    • @brennatarpley6010
      @brennatarpley6010 Рік тому +8

      @@roldinyI like to think he’d say I do more than my part on a daily basis😉, but I don’t want to speak for him. But whether I speak for him or not, he’s happy because he tells me. So thank you for checking on him too.

    • @solangelalebron1348
      @solangelalebron1348 Рік тому +1

      That's a similar example to my Super. If something is broken in the apartment I have to call him. But if my grandfather was alive or if I had a husband I wouldn't need to call him. So it takes me a very very long time for me to actually admit I have to call the Super for help because it reminds me that my grandfather is dead and I don't have a husband. I also have to pay for the help some women get for free so when they cheat me out of money it feels so horrible because I don't have the same resources as most people do...and you're STILL trying to cheat me out if money that I need to fix things?! That's just so wrong on so many levels. How can you call yourself a real man and cheat a woman out of money, especially when she is a single mother and has no male figures in her family to help her.

    • @luz9979
      @luz9979 Рік тому +1

      Well, my husband yells " spider!" and I rush to save everyone 🤣🤣

    • @brennatarpley6010
      @brennatarpley6010 Рік тому

      @@luz9979 LOL, I love it!! My Papa is also terrified of spiders (which is where I think I got my fear), and my Grandma is the one who always evacuates them from their house 😂 he built the house, so I guess she figures it’s a fine trade 😂

  • @ReformedCrusader
    @ReformedCrusader Рік тому +15

    Matt’s humour this episode was off the charts!

  • @gorhor9006
    @gorhor9006 Рік тому +8

    Matt is dead ass serious and I'm dying laughing my ass off! Thank God he is here to make sense of this madness!

  • @gregackerson5957
    @gregackerson5957 Рік тому +18

    Whoever does the video editing is my hero.

  • @paulahillier1390
    @paulahillier1390 Рік тому +8

    Men protect women from other men. Uncomfortable truth, but there it is.

    • @Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018
      @Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018 Рік тому

      Typically yes, but as Western women are becoming more and more masculine, so is their behaviour...
      Search and read:
      "Scourge of the ladette thugs: Rising tide of violent crime committed by young women"
      "Rise of 'ladette' culture as 241 women arrested each day for violence"
      "Violence By Women On The Rise"
      "Domestic violence by women against men on the rise"
      and many more...
      I read a study with exact figures last month but can't find it now. You can find a lot of info yourself though.

    • @curly874
      @curly874 Рік тому +1

      Also neighborhood dogs
      Also difficult and dangerous tasks (Changing a tire along the roadside on a rainy night) We have the strength to break the lug nuts loose and use the jack and pound the tire until it goes on the axle
      Also coyotes and rattlesnakes where I live in rural Arizona. I like to grab them by the tail and spin and slam them. Gets the heart racing
      Yes, and also we scare off aggressive men.
      - The retired redneck accountant

    • @pollynick
      @pollynick 7 місяців тому

      Yes, that's called life. Get over it.

    • @Kirbykracklegirl
      @Kirbykracklegirl 4 місяці тому

      Yes, also, husbands specifically protect us from having to break our backs working in fields or mines, or withering away in corporate American. It’s a very honorable thing to do.

  • @Dude0000
    @Dude0000 Рік тому +20

    I could imagine that dad in the future telling his kid to be quiet as he’s making a TikTok video for him.

  • @kevinstreeter6943
    @kevinstreeter6943 Рік тому +5

    Boomers may be the last generation where gender roles were stressed. Even the mothers took an active role in it. One of the fondest memories of my mom concerned this. We lived on navy base housing. Every tenant was obligated to keep the lawn cut. Only males were allowed to borrow lawn mowers from the base. I, as a 13-year-old could, but not my mom. My mom told me it looks like fun to cut the grass and wanted to try it. I insisted to my mom that she as a woman should not. I told her I would cut the grass. My mom could have organized a protest to allow women to cut the grass. But no, she had a look of satisfaction that I was going to take on the role of a man. She allowed me to cut the grass. Can we take gender roles to an extreme? Yes. But, women of that time believed the development of boys into men was a higher goal.

  • @blakej6416
    @blakej6416 Рік тому +4

    I think we need equity in the sewer maintenance workers! I'm sure there are thousands of strong women waiting to delve into the sewers!

  • @44Quantum
    @44Quantum Рік тому +54

    Great video, Matt, and everyone at the Daily Wire.

  • @Hazmatguy117
    @Hazmatguy117 Рік тому +12

    My gf and her little girl lives in a terrible neighborhood (for now..) and I always answer the door for them when I’m there.

    • @NMemone
      @NMemone Рік тому +1

      Good job. Back in the day, when people had home answering machines, every woman living alone knew to have a man record her outgoing answering machine message. It was considered an essential safety tip.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      your more likely to be assaulted than she is. men are assaulted much more often.

    • @MichaelNVADE
      @MichaelNVADE Рік тому +2

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 Like physical assault, not rape. Women get raped FAR more than men, hell look at the stats on crime rapes in America and other countries, its always women on top. Which is all sad. Especially South Africa.

  • @Mng421
    @Mng421 Рік тому +10

    As far as what do women need protection from, how about other men? Like I’ve had a man come to my door and I answer and that guy acts weird and my first instinct is to bring up my husband, like hey there is another man here I’m not alone. My husband and I have been out together where a man is being aggressive to me and yes he protects me and stands up for me. That’s a stupid question. The situations where you might need a man to protect you are obvious.

    • @Kiki-fe2le
      @Kiki-fe2le Рік тому +3

      Exactly! I don't know how that's not obvious. It's not animals, but other men we need protection from. You see this in war torn areas. The women and children are raped left and right when they are found alone.

    • @FirstNameLastName-wt5to
      @FirstNameLastName-wt5to Рік тому +1

      When I used to have to work late, I always asked a male co-worker I trusted or security to walk me to my car several blocks away. To protect me from other men with bad intentions. Other humans are the scariest threat.

    • @bobithasmitherson
      @bobithasmitherson Рік тому

      I’m pretty sure that’s the point she’s trying to make lol

  • @sophiel8520
    @sophiel8520 Рік тому +4

    I am an educated, mentally strong (not so much physically lol) woman but I am grateful everyday for my husband and the men out there that DO protect women. We see you, we appreciate you and we need you. Thank you guys :)

  • @Emilygregoire9
    @Emilygregoire9 Рік тому +1

    My 10 year old daughter knows that men are supposed to be our protector. She was outside with her male best friend that she does homeschool with and it started to get cold, he took his sweatshirt off and put it around my daughter. We have never said that taking care of women is right, but because they are not indoctrinated by the public school system it is just natural for them.

    • @theresas2520
      @theresas2520 Рік тому

      That's wonderful.
      Unfortunately it's not just the school system it's social media too.

  • @Airbelt
    @Airbelt Рік тому +32

    if the women hunted for food while the men take care of the children humanity in the stone age humanity probably wouldn't have progressed this far

    • @internetuser20072
      @internetuser20072 Рік тому +7

      the women would die and the men would go crazy fr

    • @DarthPerkins
      @DarthPerkins Рік тому +6

      I think things would have gone pretty much to plan, just the gender roles now would have radically changed.
      However, it just makes sense that you send out the stronger, or strongest, person to kill a deer while defending themselves from a wildcat and carrying it forty miles back home, so there's really no other way we could have developed.

    • @FirstNameLastName-wt5to
      @FirstNameLastName-wt5to Рік тому +7

      Women make good hunters. But men could’ve never fed the children back at the village as they lack the parts.

    • @jaredcaldwell4270
      @jaredcaldwell4270 Рік тому

      We know for a fact that wouldn't work since women are not designed to be providers and create resources. That's why they look for those things in men and it's why men don't give a damn about how much a woman can provide for herself.

    • @vibriw9315
      @vibriw9315 Рік тому +4

      @@FirstNameLastName-wt5to They hunt good in grocery stores, better than men.
      I saw my GF hunt that beef on sale last week like a true hunter. I was very impressed.

  • @shanksLUL
    @shanksLUL Рік тому +24

    My testosterone decreases everytime i see a woke tiktok video. This is why i drink diesel every morning to keep it leveled

  • @ModernLady
    @ModernLady Рік тому +19

    My marriage became amazing when I let myself need my husband.

  • @rickcarson9423
    @rickcarson9423 Рік тому +6

    We all know it's just NATURAL! Normal. As opposed to these...well, "not normal" individuals. Thank you, Matt.

  • @adamloadsman2133
    @adamloadsman2133 Рік тому +3

    I don't feel safer that my wife and kids are in the home but they do make me feel not afraid. Because I know exactly what I have to do if something happens, which is lay down my life to protect them if necessary. Whereas when I'm home alone, hiding if danger comes is an option so there is less feeling of assuredy. Hope that made sense.

  • @ToxicPea
    @ToxicPea Рік тому +70

    As a Kirby fan I am ashamed of that woman from the first tiktok 🤧
    The fandom is pretty woke so I’m not surprised. We will be better (I hope)

    • @Thetruthiscosmic
      @Thetruthiscosmic Рік тому +24

      I'm a Kirby fan too and it's nice to see a fellow based Kirby enjoyer. 😂 There is yet hope for humanity!

    • @AntiwhitismIsJealousy
      @AntiwhitismIsJealousy Рік тому +3

      This stuff only continues because people keep calling it innocuous terms like "woke"

    • @faithofamustardseed8198
      @faithofamustardseed8198 Рік тому +14

      @@AntiwhitismIsJealousyYeah, that’s the only reason

    • @Woo_Woo_Woman
      @Woo_Woo_Woman Рік тому +6

      Yeah naming something is what perpetuates it. If only people didn't come up with names for bad things.

    • @ToxicPea
      @ToxicPea Рік тому +5

      @@AntiwhitismIsJealousy generally speaking, most vocal Kirby fans that aren’t kids are left leaning in terms of their understanding of the human person and the family. This is perpetuated by the fact that they inspire their young audiences from the top down

  • @tomthx5804
    @tomthx5804 Рік тому +86

    MATT: Please refer to TikTok as "Chinese TikTok" in the future. Everyone needs to be reminded of how dangerous Tiktok is.

    • @themarauder6108
      @themarauder6108 Рік тому

      If you support the censorship of TikTok, you're an idiot. All companies collect your data and TikTok is no different in that regard. Have you not been paying attention to what's been happening over the last three years?
      They want to control the narrative, Tiktok is one of the few platforms which is out of the sphere of influence of the U.S government. Elon Musk allowed journalists to post the "twitter files" which showed the extent of censorship and how senators and government agencies were asking for accounts to be censored, removed or the users personal data to be handed over.

    • @hlf_coder6272
      @hlf_coder6272 Рік тому

      Yup, people are insane to be using TikTok. The CCP is the most murderous political party in the history of the world. Would people be carrying around their phone with an app written by Hitler and Goebbels? Of course not, yet the CCP slaughtered 10 times the number of people the Nazis ever did, and they’re collecting very private info

    • @dedoyxp
      @dedoyxp Рік тому +7

      it's gonna be confusing because TikTok in China (Douyin) is different from Tiktok globally. Which supposedly have better content moderation.
      As you might hate tiktok. Instagram/UA-cam have worse moderation for content than Tiktok except it's about China.
      Tiktok is not the danger, it's the people using it.

    • @gianni_schicchi
      @gianni_schicchi Рік тому +1

      @@dedoyxpit’s more than moderation concerns.

    • @dedoyxp
      @dedoyxp Рік тому

      @@gianni_schicchi yeah it's probably concerning for americans such as data collecting to china.
      But as I'm not from US, it's not really different than meta/google/microsoft collecting data.

  • @squibydoesalittletrolling
    @squibydoesalittletrolling Рік тому +10

    "What do women need protection from?"
    -Wild animals
    -natural disasters
    -invading armies
    -serial killers
    -rapists
    -harsh weather
    -drunk drivers
    -homeless junkies
    -demons
    -criminals
    -transgenderism
    -war
    -violence
    -stalkers
    does anyone else want to add to the list? i'm out of ideas

    • @anthea6669
      @anthea6669 Рік тому

      Why do we need protection from transgenderism? 😂

    • @jz3712
      @jz3712 Рік тому +1

      I have to add cold feet, my husband is excellent at protecting me from cold feet at night

    • @willischwabe1324
      @willischwabe1324 Рік тому +1

      Themselves, sometimes

    • @redemptionhappens7725
      @redemptionhappens7725 Рік тому

      Predatory men and the stupids. You know the stupids? They breed a lot and tend to worship influencers like Queef Walsh.

    • @ThelCieSJF
      @ThelCieSJF Рік тому

      Strange how a lot of these things demographically are caused and driven by men

  • @giraffequeen9437
    @giraffequeen9437 Рік тому +3

    I feel so much safer when my husband is home at night. The ONLY reason I feel OK when he isnt (he works 2-3 nights a week) is because we keep a handgun in our nightstand that is easy for me to get if I need to defend myself. My husband is my big bear man, my rock, and I'm so grateful to have him.

  • @sgtkabukiman9411
    @sgtkabukiman9411 Рік тому +1

    It's not common, but roos do attack people and when they do, they can kill. They grab you with their arms, lean back on the tail and kick at you with their claws. Slice you right open.

  • @homesteadgamer1257
    @homesteadgamer1257 Рік тому +5

    So, single woman here, single mother, living in the literal woods where we get bears and cougars. I feel safer HERE walking around at night by myself (with my cats trailing me, of course) than I did as a single mother living in a city. And my stupid front door frame was so poorly done that I can't properly close the door and I have to use a stopper to prevent it from being opened from the outside (like from my cats). And yet I feel SAFER HERE with bears and mountain lions and no proper door by myself than I did in the city, even when my brother who is 6'6" stayed with me. Other people are the GREATEST threat to a woman these days. THAT is why men are needed to protect.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому +1

      Other people are the greatest threat to anyone these days. Are you surprised to hear that men are much more likely to be assaulted or mugged than women are though? And sexual assault which is more common for women is extremely extremely rare in comparison to regular assault. your also far more likely to be regular assaulted by another woman than a man.

    • @homesteadgamer1257
      @homesteadgamer1257 Рік тому +1

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 I never said nor implied anything like I'm surprised men are more likely to be assaulted. I KNOW they are, and the crimes against them are more likely to ever even get talked about because men are expected to stand up for themselves and win, even if it's 6 against one. I was responding to the video in regards to why women need men.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      @@homesteadgamer1257 I was just pointing out that being a "single mother" is by default safer statistically and there is little to fear. You don't need a man to protect you, though you do need a man if you want your kids to grow up in better circumstances.

    • @homesteadgamer1257
      @homesteadgamer1257 Рік тому +1

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 Not really. It genuinely depends on WHERE you live. Some places, being a single mother makes you an easier target because there is no one to scare off an intruder and the child can be used as leverage. And I say that BECAUSE it happens A LOT. Often, it is done by violent ex-boyfriends or stalkers, and always in cities.

  • @cyclecoma7916
    @cyclecoma7916 Рік тому +23

    It's gotta be understood that, where as the underlying sociology concepts make sense, they make sense in a certain context and when the context is ignored by unlearned idiots like the people in these tiktoks, bad things happen

  • @terrylstarks
    @terrylstarks Рік тому +10

    I was in the hospital a few weeks ago and after one week they told me that I needed to stay one more week. Earlier in that morning my bride called and told me that she missed me so much and wasn’t sleeping and was generally slowly losing her mind.
    I called the nurse and told her to get a Dr. in there quickly and when he got there and told me that I’d be just fine if I went home. I told them that they had one hour to process me out, and yes I’m ok and so is she!!!!

  • @808ecobeast7
    @808ecobeast7 Рік тому +1

    My coworker lived in my patrol area. When he worked nights, his wife was home alone with the kids. I had a routine in her neighborhood of driving through all the residential blocks several times at night. In Honolulu we drove our personally owned vehicles equipped with police equipment, lights, siren, etc. My car was on the little louder side due to an aftermarket exhaust. Anyways, she told her husband that when she hears my car cruising by the house, she feels at ease and safe. Even several other neighbors related that they can hear my car cruising around at night but happy that an officer is nearby...😆😆😆😆😆

  • @PaulStringini
    @PaulStringini Рік тому +1

    Why should wives submit to their husbands? The simple answer is because women practice hypergamy. Of course, this argument does not apply if a woman married a man she felt was her inferior. I can only imagine that happening in an involuntary marriage. Women simply do not marry down. Girls want a guy they can look up to. So you should listen to what he says.

  • @faithbasedliving9391
    @faithbasedliving9391 Рік тому +11

    My husband is a construction electrician. He loves it and is amazing at it! He once had a female foreman (boss) who made everyone’s life hell. All she did was talk down to everyone act as if she were the smartest person in the room. Obviously, she felt insecure as a female leader in a male dominated field. She ended up being let go 😅

    • @mjef3695
      @mjef3695 Рік тому +3

      I have a feeling if you had her do any hands-on she would have been electrocuted.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому +4

      Yeah women tend to get promoted easier in male dominated fields because of "diversity." which means female bosses are even more likely to be incompetent or jerks than male bosses. This then just makes women look worse towards men who consistently have bad experiences working under them. Sad that people wont just accept the idea that the most qualified to lead should lead regardless of who it is.

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 there's rude bosses of both genders what

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      @@claff4573 You didn't read what I wrote....

  • @lluvik2450
    @lluvik2450 Рік тому +19

    Matt totally missed the wife-submitting part's actual answer. The man-woman or more the husband-wife relationship is built by God to mimic the Christ-church relationship. This encompasses many things, among which are husbands protecting their families, even laying their lives down for their families like Christ did for His church. The wife submits to the husband in terms of familial theological beliefs like the church submits to Jesus.

    • @lluvik2450
      @lluvik2450 Рік тому +4

      @@TheAxelBardock it seems you are massively misguided

    • @lluvik2450
      @lluvik2450 Рік тому

      @@TheAxelBardock xD

    • @lorraineniece8813
      @lorraineniece8813 Рік тому

      Like Mother Mary did point her finger at Jesus and said do as He says.

    • @curly874
      @curly874 Рік тому

      AMEN

  • @halo_girl_2434
    @halo_girl_2434 Рік тому +6

    The idea of submission is interesting, and I think the feminists get it twisted. A woman should only submit to a man whom she believes is a good leader, not just to any man. Also, good leadership does not mean dictatorship. Good leaders still take input and listen. I think the Greek Wedding put it best, "The Man is the head, but the Woman is the neck"

    • @anthea6669
      @anthea6669 Рік тому

      But still, why submit? Why not be equal?

    • @mochiraydonu
      @mochiraydonu Рік тому

      But why? Why does a relationship need a power dynamic

    • @sharmanmurphree-roberts4018
      @sharmanmurphree-roberts4018 Рік тому

      ​@@mochiraydonuThe answer to that is found anywhere people try to run things by committee. Or try to have 2 leaders equally running a country. It hampers effectiveness. Too much time is spent in power plays at the top, and not enough in getting things done.

  • @mattelwood369
    @mattelwood369 Рік тому +2

    Gold star to the editor for "flip it around" 😂😂😂

  • @hamailtahir8757
    @hamailtahir8757 Рік тому +1

    The kangaroo and bg sound had me dyingggggggg 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @whitetiana3022
    @whitetiana3022 Рік тому +10

    i remember having a conversation about this 10 years ago with a woman at my university who i would not classify as a feminist and basically her views on gender roles was she was just lazy.
    she didn't want to do any women gender roles but she still expected men to cover all of their gender roles and take care of some of the female gender roles.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому +2

      that's all women

    • @Danny-Stylish
      @Danny-Stylish Рік тому

      Pointless

    • @JohnSmith-bs9ym
      @JohnSmith-bs9ym Рік тому

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 That's all WESTERN women NOW. My mom and grandmother were both 10x better than my generation's women...

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      @@JohnSmith-bs9ym every generation has been getting worse for at least 100 years.

  • @carolynsoley5496
    @carolynsoley5496 Рік тому +8

    I wish more men today did take on the protector role. I have to say that I often don't see it. I've worked at bars where paid security guards let women be assaulted and stood by and watched. One time I actually had to punch a guy in the face to get him off of my friend and the male security guard said it wasn't worth it for him to put himself in danger in order to protect her. Another time I was in a car with two female friends and we saw a man beating up a woman down the street. He was throwing her into a concrete wall, punching her, and screaming at her. We started screaming at him to stop while we called the police. We saw other men on bikes start silently circling around them and they did nothing to try and stop the assault. We continued to scream until the woman started running to us and I opened the car door and let her in while the men followed. We drove off and I was able to see that the woman was covered in her blood. She was stunned that we helped and she said those men on bikes were her boyfriend's friends. I've seen time and time again men sit back and do nothing when help is needed. I know that this isn't always true and you are so right about men being construction workers and all of that stuff. I'm just saying that we have a masculinity problem right now. Many of the men I have seen stand by are men that would think of themselves as manly men. They may go to the gym and talk a big talk, but when it counts, many of them fail to protect those who need it.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому +1

      and yet men are still far far more likely to go in and help than a woman would ever be. Most women wouldn't put themselves at risk even to save their husbands let alone strangers.

    • @MichaelNVADE
      @MichaelNVADE Рік тому +3

      I also think it's sad that men are not allowing themselves to use their nature in a positive light, like protecting and such. Men are made a certain way from women, and to sterilize that, is so damning and sad tbh...

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      @@MichaelNVADE I think its good since women wouldn't ever risk themselves to help the men.

  • @luisdeleon8742
    @luisdeleon8742 Рік тому +20

    Part 1,that means that more videos like this are coming!!😅😂

  • @AjedrezChingon
    @AjedrezChingon Рік тому +2

    Men and women are different and have to work together. Girls also need us; they just don't want to admit it because of their feminist hatred. Everybody plays an important role in family or even society, but not all can be presidents or heads of family, so we need to do our best to put our grain of sand to make this machinery run properly.

  • @Azulcielo226
    @Azulcielo226 Рік тому +14

    YES absolutely I feel safer when my husband is at home with me, day and night! God bless you for all you do Matt.

  • @Stranger_Than_Fiction299
    @Stranger_Than_Fiction299 Рік тому +10

    Just the presence of a sane man is protective. Pedos, thieves, and general jerks all prefer victims with no man around them. They know a protective man significantly impacts the likelihood of them getting to do what they want and getting away with it. Men, we need more positive manliness in our culture. There are women out there that value you.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      sure but men are assaulted and mugged far more often than women.

    • @MyouKyuubi
      @MyouKyuubi Рік тому

      30 years of life, haven't met a single woman that values me, not even my own mother (single mother) values me... I mean she claims to value me, obviously, but at the same time... She constantly goes back on her promises, and betrays me. :P
      The women you speak of don't exist, they are myths, lol! xD

    • @Stranger_Than_Fiction299
      @Stranger_Than_Fiction299 Рік тому +2

      @@MyouKyuubi I value my man, and I am not a figment of anyone's imagination. We're real whether you want to believe it or not.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      @@Stranger_Than_Fiction299 would you risk your life to save him as much as he would risk his life to save you?

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      @@MyouKyuubi look no further than this, how many women would risk their lives to protect their husbands, how many husbands would risk their lives to protect their wives. that being said, good women exist, but its less than 10% of todays women.

  • @meydiaengka
    @meydiaengka Рік тому +64

    Matt reminds me a lot of my late father ❤ I want this kind of traditional masculinity in my life 😅

    • @Thetruthiscosmic
      @Thetruthiscosmic Рік тому +7

      I'm so sorry about your loss, my father is everything to me and I can't imagine the pain I will feel when he is no longer here. I think it's important that more women like us stand up and show support for men and true, traditional masculinity because they face so much hatred and REAL oppression from society... men are dying by their own hand because of this and because of the lack of love and support, lack of gratitude from us too.

    • @janellriggs4269
      @janellriggs4269 Рік тому +7

      He reminds me allot of my husband, it is great having someone in your life that checks all the boxes in the man category, not just the masculine ones, but the I'm not afraid to show I'm a Christian and I love my family

    • @Godisgood507
      @Godisgood507 Рік тому +1

      Taking Back The Rainbow org, they are helping people to come out of the darkness, read their testimonies and be a also part of it

    • @meydiaengka
      @meydiaengka Рік тому

      @@Thetruthiscosmic we need to show (good) men that they matter 🥰

    • @meydiaengka
      @meydiaengka Рік тому

      @@janellriggs4269 where did you meet him? How did you get him? On Amazon? 😭😭

  • @rhyswoodman6781
    @rhyswoodman6781 Рік тому +1

    I feel much safer at night when my wife's home because what else would i use as a shield from a violent attacker?

  • @Kimacho
    @Kimacho Рік тому +2

    My husband is a 3 tour army veteran. He is all American Puerto rican tough as nails kinda guy but assist me in my women roles sometimes. He doesn't wait for me to sew his pants and I don't wait for him to screw things up. We swap roles sometimes. most of time it's him assisting me in cleaning, cooking, tutor etc. but 95% he does his roles and I do mine we are both well rounded,* But there is nothing more attractive than to have my man to be the provider, protector, handy man, smart, fun tough dad and hubbie.
    That hard working man scent is my fav cologne! haha and he loves his Traditional wifey here that knows how to assist if needed, best believe I got kids all set with din din ready, sitting next time him with an umbrella shade ready to help as He does mechanic work 💖

  • @MH-53E
    @MH-53E Рік тому +5

    The biggest thing men protect women from is sometimes themselves, and I got that idea from a woman...

  • @AS-yz2iz
    @AS-yz2iz Рік тому +9

    I'm so grateful that as a woman and mother, I get to stay home with our children!

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      wish I as a man could do that without being divorced and having my kids taken away from me.

    • @claff4573
      @claff4573 Рік тому

      @@jmailmonopolis6296 u won't be married

    • @DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro
      @DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro 10 місяців тому

      @@jmailmonopolis6296if that’s the attitude you greet all women with, then you have nothing to worry about. It would be rather difficult for a woman to leave you and take everything if you can’t give a woman a reason to date you in the first place.

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 10 місяців тому

      @@DannyDevitoOffical-TrustMeBro you deny that men by and large don't get the option to stay home and take care of kids?

  • @enigmasky1680
    @enigmasky1680 Рік тому +9

    I can agree 100%. I was the woman who was the man in my last relationship. He made me a tad better but I was the one with the guns so his protection was very limited to an intruder.

  • @ericshun2552
    @ericshun2552 Рік тому +1

    The girls in my house think they are tough till Rat or Pigeon gets onto the house

  • @carycase5563
    @carycase5563 Рік тому +1

    My wife has been verbally assaulted and nearly attacked by idiotic people several times....ALWAYS WHEN I AM NOT THERE! Nuff said!

  • @wackyjaci6869
    @wackyjaci6869 Рік тому +4

    The kangaroo chase... 😂❤

  • @andrearc3002
    @andrearc3002 Рік тому +5

    I feel safer when my husband's home even though we have 125 mastiff. My husband is bigger, stronger and is a better shot than me.

    • @Kiki-fe2le
      @Kiki-fe2le Рік тому

      I agree, women need to know how to use weapons and be smart to fend off attacks when the husband is dead or not home. I'm hoping to learn how to use a gun once we move to a gun friendly state soon.

    • @andrearc3002
      @andrearc3002 Рік тому +2

      @beastbombshell3589 I'm a good shot he's just better. It would be a bad idea for someone to come to my house with ill intentions. I'll leave it at that. It doesn't change the fact that my husband makes me feel safe. The world is crazy with crazy people in it and I'm glad I have my husband to bring me security.

  • @arbabe3389
    @arbabe3389 Рік тому +12

    I love how Matt likes to end the TikTok review videos after only watching one, maybe two because his tolerance for stupidity is so low

    • @novembersun8102
      @novembersun8102 Рік тому

      They are painful, even with the common sense chaser.

  • @Gardenofgoodness
    @Gardenofgoodness Рік тому +3

    I rewatched Titanic yesterday. It was women and children first that got onto the boats. I couldn't help to wonder how this would've played out now days. Everyone would suddenly identify as females I bet

  • @tomjeffersonwasright2288
    @tomjeffersonwasright2288 Рік тому +1

    #1. Men protect women from women's own financial irresponsibility.

  • @cassandragardner6566
    @cassandragardner6566 Рік тому +4

    I of course feel safer when my husband is home. I doubt he feels safer when I'm home 😂

    • @jmailmonopolis6296
      @jmailmonopolis6296 Рік тому

      would you risk your life to save his the same way heed risk his life to save yours? If so then you actually love him. thats more important than who is actually more physically capable of defending the other.

  • @Melinda-00
    @Melinda-00 Рік тому +4

    I've been married for 22 years my husband has worked 7pm to 7am for 15 years. I still feel safer when he is home at night.

  • @AjejeB
    @AjejeB Рік тому +5

    Matt - I promise you, no man ever saw a live dinosaur with his own eyes

    • @Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018
      @Grievance_Studies_Affair_2018 Рік тому

      If you are referring to the video from Jurrasic Park, that was obviously a joke. I don't think Matt is a young Earth creationist...

  • @CaptainJackSparrow110
    @CaptainJackSparrow110 Рік тому +1

    "With great boobies comes great simps." -- The alternate Spiderman theme.

  • @ryanhite9537
    @ryanhite9537 Рік тому +4

    it's amazing how far gone common sense is. Love Matt Walsh and his common sense answers.

  • @waretaSL
    @waretaSL Рік тому +4

    0:27 great to see renata bliss, my freestyle dance teacher, making a guest appearance on the slow ☺️