Q&A with Cassie Jaye at Cal Poly Pomona
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2018
- Q&A with Director of 'The Red Pill' documentary, Cassie Jaye, at Cal Poly Pomona in California on March 5, 2018
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A woman of the utmost integrity and dignity .
And humility.
You deserve a bigger crowd.
I'm seeing and hearing about it 4 years later. That tells you the real power of modern feminism and a complicit mainstream media in silencing people or groups that don't follow their manipulated narratives.
We need to start calling it feminist privilege because any of their allegations or accusations against any person (witness Ms. Jaye as a victim of that propaganda machine) becomes accepted and normalized.
This was my first thought. Her message really needs more exposure, but I’m guessing the nature of her message is why it’s not getting the exposure it deserves. The exposure we need.
after 4 years, your comment deserves more likes.
i was there. it was great to meet you cassie. thank you again.
Can you help clarify something for me. There are only a handful of people in this video, were their more people for the actual screening of the film that left before the Q&A?
MichaelKingsfordGray ???
Tokra - no, it was the same amount of people throughout. i was surprised at how small it was as well
It saddens me how few people are in the audience, but it's not really surprising, in fact, it's the point.
It's been out on DVD for over a year now, the fact people are still hiring rooms and inviting Cassie is probably testament to how good/influential/important it is.
I wonder if anyone left after the film but before the Q&A. But I have no way to know how many people if any left.
Tokra 1 If anything there were more people towards the end as some people I’m sure had already seen the film and just wanted to check out the q and a. This was a Monday afternoon (3pm) and it wasn’t heavily publicized. Cassie Jaye had it on Twitter and Honey Badger Radio made a mention. I was expecting some protest but nothing in that regard. Cal Poly is a commuter school so there’s less of that nonsense than what you see at other campuses.
If only people would watch it. It's a really good film.
Robert St. Estephe If only. Too many people won't take the time to watch it.
They chose a very unfortunate name for the documentary. The Red Pill, was a term that already had a bad reputation and many who are against it will actually bring up things based on that term that has absolutely nothing to do with the film.
I have tried getting a couple of people to watch this, they hear the name and they just snarl in disgust and freak out, repeating essentially what the media pointed out, things again that have nothing to do with the film. You can try to explain that, and they just will not hear it. I am not kidding when I say, they treat it like you are attempting to show them some sort of Nazi propaganda.
ThatMarchingBunny Yeah, that does seem to be the case.
+Ruby Badilla
Was a feminist. She isn't anymore.
Feminists tell me that "feminism is about equal rights and gender equality." But whenever I mention any men's issues, such as homelessness or rape against men, the feminists always get really mad and immediately insult and silence me. Anyone else with the same experience?
palmisano my sweet summer child.
That scene in Raiders Of The Lost Ark where he says "Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes"? Bear that in mind anytime you challenge a feminist's victimhood.
It sounds like you've just put one foot in the rabbit hole. It gets worse.
Not only will they get pissed that you dared to bring up those issues from within feminism, NOW try to form your own men's group to discuss these issues. They'll protest it and tell you that you're wasting your time, because feminism is already working on gender equality.
It's a catch-22. Oh, the things that dogma will do to one's mind . . .
Feminists are okay talking about men’s issues only if you frame these issues under the feminist lense. So you can say “Men commit more suicide”, but only if you add “Because toxic mesculinity makes them repress their feelings”, etc . Basically you need to accept that all men’s problems are rooted in male behavior or the patriarchal system before the discussion is allowed to continue.
everyone.
Cassie Jaye,
I wanted you know I purchased your film to support you and i think you did an amazing job - great work!
I know it hasn't been easy for you but you are a pioneer and that takes genuine spirit and courage.
History will look back on you with admiration, as I do now.
Keep holding your head high and take care 💛
Respectfully,
Laura
that woman changed my direction in life, the movie answered so many questions
Hope its a slow boil because its an important film. It needed to be made.
Cassie - I watched The Red Pill last night for the first time without ever hearing about MRA's before. I went in thinking "I'm ready to delve into this world of creepy men who blame their life situation on women". I was very skeptical. After ten minutes I thought "why not just have an open mind? After all - if they are as deluded as I expect them to be then they'll show that via their opinions." I have to say - my eyes have been opened. I finished the documentary thinking.......wow.........this has had a real impact on my world views and I'm going to have to readjust. Thank you for making such an enlightening film.
DJItchyBoo really it was the same for me at the end of the movie I just called her a few tears without understand exactly why
Hello Everyone! I was the person who organized it and gave her the shirt at the end! Thank you so much for coming Cassie Jaye!! :D
Wish there were more women like you, Cassie/ Your fiance is a lucky man.
You're doing great work Cassie! I'm sure millions of men and women in this country support you.
I think word of mouth has always been this film's strong suit, look at how well it did on digital release.
I showed my son the red pill and he started showing it to the men's groups that we're in.
It led to good discussions.
But as for the women's organization I work for, I received backlash and I've been treated like I'm a bad man now. Everything I do, say or ideas I have gets shut down and I receive unfair attitude and treatment now.
It's pretty sad because none of them watched the doc but just go off what they think it's about and have a label placed on me whether they admit it or not.
CmanVlogga what men's groups are you part of?
hahaha I'd rather not put it out there because of those reactions by different communities.
Thanks Cassie !
if only people realized that rights are not either for men or women. Giving men rights doesn’t take any away from women outside of the freedom to oppress.
Antonio Botello
It's a fact - women have much more rights than men. Child custody for example....
Don't forget the right to bodily integrity.
This movie IS revolutionary and ahead of it's time! So glad you made it! You're very brave.
I think Cassie is correct in asserting that this film will slowly build -- and I would say its fair to assume that much of the US is unaware of its existence because of the 'narrative' which public media tends to promulgate. I had no idea about any of this until very recently after beginning to go through my own political awakening. The Raw Files have been enlightening. But that's exactly the point -- more and more people are waking up to what's actually going on.
Thank you Cassie for the work you've done in fighting to bring these things, and the people who have been fighting for them, closer to the public consciousnesses -- and to mine. The many voices which have been drowned out are beginning to be heard.
Thanks for creating The Red Pill. Such a great and profound documentary. I bought my copy from Amazon through your link in the description. I've been subscribed to your channel for quite a while now, and I couldn't keep watching your Raw Files without having watched the actual film. I'm a male but I never knew about the MRA movement, thanks for bringing that movement and its figures to light for me to find. I've had a lot of the same concerns about the treatment of men in society myself. So I am especially grateful to you for showing that I wasn't alone in my observations of the imbalances in our culture when it comes to sex and gender. Again, thanks for creating this documentary, I wish you all the best success in your future endeavors. P.S. Keep the content on this channel coming.
Dear Cassie - you have made a huge contribution to humanity. Very few can say that. You are a brave and admirable woman.
Cassie is such a beautiful soul
THANK YOU,Cassie Jaye!!! Your film(and that beautiful ending credit song)brought me to tears. You define the words: Feminine,Wise,Strong,Learned,Understanding,AND Awesome.😊😎💪👊
cassie we missed you!
You are awesome!!!! Thank you so much for this film. 🤘
I know its not alot but I thinks it beautiful how we are finally have this discussion.
Putting "The Red Pill" movie into book form was a really good idea. Most of the issues discussed are already in books but they really haven't been summed up in one publication.
But you're absolutely right: This film absolutely is ahead of its time, and it will be widely recognized as such in due time.
Great Q&A, enjoyed it very much.
Cassie, you are a pretty woman and I give you lots of kudos for doing what you do. Keep up the good work and don't lose heart!
Brilliant! Thank you so much! ~Peace
LOVED that #MeToo answer Cassie! So proud of you and how you’ve grown through your journey!
Cassie Jaye...We love U...Thanks
I'm Australian and was pretty baffled by the Australian response, too. As far as I can tell in Australia, most people actually don't give a toss about either feminism or men's rights activism. However, there are definitely feminist and SJW elements that have made their way into powerful positions, which might have been part of the reason for the outcry.
I recently tried to share this film on my facebook. One of my "friends" said I needed to check my facts and that this film was misogynistic and then blocked me... I couldn't even attempt to enlighten her ignorant mind -_-
This was beautifully done, Cassie. :)
I have felt the feminist grip on Australia for years. I've lost a lot of "friends"... I really don't know how to have hope for honest open dialog, when people are so unwilling to drop their ideological possession. I just want honest connection... The truth only hurts the deluded, and we all are at times. That's why we need each others different perspectives. I believe the "truth" is some where in-between them...
I really loved my time at Cal Poly Pomona, the dorms and the food there was 👌
This amazing woman knows what it feels like to be censored and shadow banned. I hope she figures out how to avoid the censorship. All the best to her and her film career.
Thank you for what you did for men, Cassie. You will be remember, I know it.
Great Film!! Loved it
Much respect to Ms. Jaye for publicly acknowledging when she was wrong about various things that countered her feminist ideals. It takes guts and integrity to do so. It speaks to her authenticity.
There's no shame in realizing something new that was shielded from you all this time. Ms. Jaye represents feminism more so than all the modern radical feminism that conveniently forgot what feminism was supposed to be about, which is listening to and considering both sides for true equality.
Cassie is doing great work
I'm dispirited by how few people were part of this Q & A and that there seems to be only a couple of women who attended. I find when I bring up the Red Pill documentary and it's subject matter to family and friends their reactions fall between disinterest and hostility. Neither my mom nor girlfriend will consider even watching a few minutes to see if they might find it interesting and my mom in particular is angry that a film like this would even exist. I hope Cassie is right and the flame the film has ignited is a slow burner that will eventually pick up energy, but it doesn't feel that way. I fear that 10 years from now MRA issues won't be known or publicized any more than they are today and Cassie's wonderful film will not have penetrated the public consciousness enough to even be considered forgotten. I really hope I'm wrong.
I only heard about the film about a month ago, and I'm heavily involved in left and trade union circles here in the UK... not a peep about it among my circles; neither on social media or in person! Fantastic documentary and a very interesting Q&A.
You're correct Cassie about it being ahead of its time... I'm convinced that it will become a classic document of the changing direction of western thought; it's profoundly groundbreaking in my view.
I was struck by your openness and your comment that you liked that size of showing. I would have thought that in the genesis of your career you imagined big turnouts glitz and glamour. The intimacy of the event though was extraordinary and showed a raw honesty for all who attended. Thank you for choosing to commit to Truth over Self-Interest
This film has helped me through some very dark times and continues to do so, and introduced me to Cassie and Karen straughn.
The lack of people in this room tells me just how sad our society has become.
Cassie is such a sweet person
TRP has changed my life thanks cassie
awesome movie thankyou Cassie....
Yea to Cassie and Evan. What a team! It's sad there are so few people there and the message of the film is such an important one to explore true egalitarian treatment for all of humanity.
I wish I was there! This film is ground-breaking!
Thank you Cassie for your continuing efforts. I am flabbergasted at the turnout for this movie and Q&A, but it is indicative as to the prevalent view on the issues facing men and boys. Please do not be disheartened by this Cassie. Everything helps.
Takes humility and awesome character to at least listen and explore the other side of your beliefs. Good on you Cassie.
I attended UC-Riverside at this time, and I remember there was a lot of talk from some of my classmates who wanted to go and protest this event and how vile you are in their eyes. It was sad to me really, as none of them had seen the documentary.
Cassie Jaye's interview style is spot on. She draws out her interviewees by putting her own views on the back burner.
Her great sin apparently is that she allows men's rights spokesmen to have a voice.
God bless you Cassie Jaye!
Casie was asked what her next project was going to be. I have a suggestion to put to her. Fatherhood, it is the number one societal issue of today and is rarely discussed in political spheres. All civilisations end when they destroy the nuclear family.
Cassie is the definition of Classy.
I dunno if Cassie reads these, but if so, I'm Australian and I'm still upset by how you were treated... It really opened my eyes to how how the media in my country treats certain opinions. Also, does anyone know if Cassie ever got the rights to the full recording of the 7:30 project?
kalisme it's the media. Most of the backlash is from the media and the media doesn't represent us which is also why they're dying.
I wish I able to come to this screening, but sadly, I had no time.
I do think it's fair to put you and Jordan Peterson in the same sentence for it was YOU that made my eyes open (and then cry but I digress) first and while searching for mor info fueled by the new purpose YOUR MOVIE gave me that I found Jordan Peterson which then gave me more science-based facts and better psychological strategies to engage the conversation. You was not only an inspiration but the basicly fact that you EXIST (a woman, LA based, pretty blond californian feminist who DOES think that men are good in general) is really a ok-let's-push-the-suicide-idea-to-a-side-for-a-while in all honesty. I speak from knowledge of the south hemisphere so unfortunately not all the numbers and statistics is useful to me in particular but I just want to thank you for simply be. Just that. I wish there were more woman like you; for I know that a lot THINK like you but NONE have the audacity to SPEAK UP about it. Not here. You are one of my 3 heroes nowadays. (A 46 yo -
father of a 6yo boy that lives 400 miles from me - and was "saved" by your existence). Thank you. I do not know how to say that with the force I do mean.
JP is usually wrong and dishonest. He has some points on men's issues, otherwise I have no respect for him.
I can't imagine how difficult this whole process must be for her. Her entire life has changed just because of this one film, and I'm not sure if it will ever be the same again.
Great movie
She may have a few guys in the room when she made her speeches, but there are millions are following her..
The material rewards for selling out are many and great and to have integrity is NEVER easy and very often quite difficult.
I never knew you were out here! Will there be another showing and talk?
If anyone hasn't seen the film yet, just watch the Red Pill Raw Files on the Cassie Jaye UA-cam page. You'll see some valuable footage that didn't make it into the film.
i wonder know when polish subtitles will be add to you movie, or even be available in Poland with native language.
Keep up the good fight!
I hope you recognize that, far from your career being over, your courage & integrity will undoubtedly attract patrons more in tune with your qualities. The world is changing, slowly. The PC culture that turned against you is being challenged by more & more serious voices, & those voices represent the inner thoughts of most folk. Thank you for your work.
I just ended it to watch the red pill on Amazon Prime with Italian subtitle and it is the end of the movie iPhone a couple of 2 years falling on my face it was like the pain of my heart is it going to be out to a new knowledge between man and Woman empathy
Miss Jaye, you are definitely in contemporary with professor Peterson,his is a scholastic outlook, but YOU gave us a face, YOU gave us a voice, and you paid a high price to do it
It's interesting how people don't know how even feminism got started and how it got distorted through out history.
Jorge Hernandez elaborate please.
Albert Balbastre-Morte ebseñame
Err... Se supone que me lo debes enseñar tú a mí, ¿no?
Fun fact - it wasn't and that's the scary part.
Albert Balbastre-Morte bueno, Estados Unidos los bankeros mejor dicho queria mas dinero para "abasteser" la economia (pero lo que querian poner impuestos a las mujeres y tener los empresarios mas dinero para mas guerras e implementar su ideologia de que solo el capitalismo te va a salvar) y promovieron a que la mujer trabaje tambien. Que no se oye mal en estos tiempos pero a como te as dado cuenta muchas cosas an subido de precio y el salario se puede decir que esta igual. Pero en aquel tiempo la mujer no tenia la necesidad de buscar un trabajo. Cuando salio lo del fenimismo se empeso hacer una competencia en todo asta en la familia, y por consequencia el que gana (aporta) mas es el lider. Podemos decir bueno las mujeres nganan menos que los hombres, relativamente si, pero la mujer llega a la casa a recojerla y eso es un aporto mas importante que ir a trabajar. Y al hombre por conveniencia le parecio bien que la mujer llevara la riemdas de la casa aquien no nos gustaria (mas tiempo para mi). Pero el models de la familia se a desintegrado muy rapidamente con este sistema de quien es mejor. Al hombre no lo dejaron creser, y tu puedes decir pues yo so pienzo que estoy maduro y de acuerdo a mi edad, pues bien pero muchos no. El sistema enseño a la mujer a ser justicia Si el hombre me engaña porque yo no? Si me golpea porque yo no? Y si puedo hacer mas lo ago como quitarle que bra a los hijos, pedirle mas manutensio si gana mas, restringirlo lo mas que se pueda. Y do hombre como con Adan y Eva callo en el juego. No le estoy echando la culpa a la mujer no al hombre, solo que now dejamos engaña muy facil con las cosas faciles. Esta forma de pensar fue siendo tratado en los 70 o 80. Se a sido distorcionando mas y mas a como va cambiando la generacion por que no conose el pasado.
hi! Do you plan on having French subtitles for the movie ? I have bought it on vimeo, and watched it several times, and I would like to watch it with my familly, but they don't speak English.
Any nobel peace prize nomination yet?
As an Australian, im so sorry that the aussie show The Project misrepresented the movie
10:00 I'm Australian but out in the bush a bit. I've never been able to watch The Red Pill. It's blocked online to Australians and I don't have the technical skill to skirt around it.
Damn I missed it. I went to Cal Poly Pomona. I'm wearing their sweater right now, and live about 20 minutes away. Dammit...
UPDATE: The ONE men's shelter has been closed down due to lack of funding (shock)
Cassie s cool
she didnt lie when she said she was bad at analogies :D
vafode "so are u saying women are whales???? reeeeeee"
I was also shocked by the Boko Haram part - so shocked that I cried. Third-world feminism was the last pillar of my faith to crumble.
As soon as Red Pill is in Netflix ...
Cassie you should do a documentary about "leaving you bubble..." as you have done and how people turn on you and attack you for stepping up.
I wish Cassie &/or Warren Farrell would speak at a New York City area College like NYU or Columbia Unversity.
As A 60 yo man for me. All I want Is for my kids to say. Hay thanks DAD
so few people. it's a shame
I;m a liberal. It used to be all politics is local but somehow it morphed into all politics is identity. The democratic party has completely forsaken the working class for identity politics. This is not an accident, it is all they have since they take money from corporations and you can't represent the working class and corporations at the same time. Due to clanism humans have a natural
reaction to identity as us or them. So identity politics naturally divides not unites. I'm also a Bernie supporter, what I liked about Bernie was he wanted to unite people under universal policies that benefited all Americans. I didn't not agree with half his policies but I did agree with the other half. But what struck me was the universal nature of his policies. He was a uniter not a divider.
You can disagree with his policies but cannot disagree with his fundamental principle of wanting to help everyone regardless of identity.
Since the democrats are fully entrenched with every possible fringe identity they have forsaken the "privileged" white working class males. So what have the white males done? They naturally went republican and the democrats can't seem to figure out what went wrong. Must be sexism! It can't be self sex interest nor could it be they don't represent them. So what does the republicans have to offer white males? Not much but more than the democrats. All republicans do is lower taxes for corporations and in turn there is a trickle down of jobs to a degree. Not enough but something is better than nothing.
A word on Jordan Peterson. The Right seem to have adopted Jordan Peterson. As a liberal I find Jordan to be a rational smart person who isn't particularly Right at all. He only looks Right from the perspective of the college regressive left.
Keep going Cassie. The world will soon catch up with you. Your opinions are correct, a lie travels around the world while the truth is still tying its shoes. Keep going.
You should do a viewing in London
Why are there so few people there?
either it will be guise under MRA Activities by feminist or something else
If more people were interested in seing that movie the feminists would take notice and try to shut it down and nobody at all would see it. We're the Resistence, we need to operate underground.
Some people just want to watch the film.
Rafael Santos Just the opposite, we need a show of force. Businesses and public figures are afraid to stand up to SJWs and feminists because they believe their numbers are larger than they actually are.
Most women don't care. Most men are white knights who think the purpose of their existence is to fall on their swords for m'lady. MRA's are severely outnumbered. You show your faces and you'll be crushed. And that's it.
+Cassie Jaye ...in the movie you said you no longer consider yourself a feminist... Did you change your opinion due to the metoo-movement?
Wow, they allowed you to speak! No fire alarms were pulled? Maybe everyone is busy talking about facebook.
Would’ve loved to have gone but I had to work. 😕
Aw! why is there like no one there?
Were there any protests at this event or subdued promotion either by the event promoters or the faculty and staff? Why are not more women there to either protest or to learn?
I3UTM I feel like protesters probably wouldn't actually watch the film
I organized the event, no protesters, but I personally received a lot of drama and backlash! But it was still great! :)
UA-cams algorythim does its hardest to not make people Cassie.
It is difficult to believe a university let you speak. There must have been tight security at the door.