@Dukes70 honestly I admire her for being so calm. I'm a junior in high-school we something called round table discussions and well I was gritting my teeth the whole time never went back
its funny how pearl literally flat out stated she was not going to talk on race or disabliliy, yet they still attack her for that and refused to answer her question
Theyt CAN'T answer the questions, that would require specifics not broad unsupported generalizations, that's something you'll find with dealing with progressives, they will derail and insult rather than answering.
@@pyrokatarina The west mate and slowly creeping into the east as well. Our propaganda is 100x worse than Russian and Chinese I reckon. I haven't seen much of those if any, but ours is just absolutely RIDICULOUS! "RUSSIA BLEWS UP RUSSIAS PIPELINE when they can just turn it off". SERIOUSLY? This is "investigative" "journalism"? Nope. It's not. But it's ALWAYS allowed. Weapons of mass destruction much? We had 100% evidence the people MAY NOT SEE. Now let's go to war and create mass MAAAAAASS immigration AND destruction of course.... FOREVER!!! Cool. Thanks "the news".
I am a scientist. I recently was offered THE HIGHEST salary ever for a particular position at a company with my level of experience because I showed the heck up, backed up my skills, and exuded nothing but positivity and gratitude for even being considered. I didn't even give my opening salary offer, it's just what they felt I was personally worth to their business goals and the value I can add. Brett, as someone 20 years your senior, you are so refreshing. Just discovered you today, stayed binge watching your content and subscribed. This gives me hope that there are young critical thinkers coming up!
hollyputna3502- Good for you - but when 2/3 of your comment is about YOU and your HIGHEST salary offer, I have to wonder whether your comment is to congratulate Brett on her content or that you feel the need to have some sort of weird female flex...I suspect it's the latter.
Feminists:" I'm just so ugly, disabled and dark skinned. Life is sooooo hard" Sydney and Pearl: “everyone has challenges and we need to take accountability for our lives and overcome. Feminists: "These two are whiney babies! We're the strong ones!"
AAAOouuh mmyy gaaaawd. Will yoo just, just shut UP? JESUS. Fricken Conservitivies....eim gottem go eat an ice cream cone, or something, to water me down. Ooh. Cool it, Brah.
It’s ironic how they’re all like “oh yes, I am a feminist” and then almost none of them even understand what feminism is even about. They just constantly move the goal post because they don’t want to admit they’re wrong.
Where in the entirety of this video is anything said about being ugly and dark skinned? It's funny because a muslim like you who lives in a country where 60 year old men can legally marry 7 year old girls, should probably be a feminist yourself.
@@Not_Ciel When they said that feminism will never go away, I took that as meaning that they will never be satisfied. If some of the feminist activists were to be satisfied, they would be out of a job.
That women in the wheelchair was really starting to aggravate me. Coming from someone who is wheelchair bound, and has a physical disability, her constantly bringing in ableism to EVERY conversation and EVERY point she tried to make, just screamed “oh poor me, I’m disabled and my incompetence needs to be validated” yeah well I’m disabled and as a women I can’t stand her 😒
I have knee issues & trouble walking, but I'm not in a wheelchair yet, I'm now retired, but the last 12 years or so I worked I worked jobs that I could do and didn't whine about stull not being able ro work constuction or be a mechanic like I was before I started having trouble. I had several people tell me to just go in disablity, but I made it to 64 before I got tired of every Karen screaming about not getting their appilance fixed in the middle of Covid. I'm nothing special but I worked, did what I could do, and lasted 12 years longer than most people thought I should. The woman in the wheelchair is just looking, because she can't justify her attitude without falling back on disablilty, to make a sensable argument.
We try our best as a society on this, like all the stuff they whine about in this clip. It's their nameless faceless "other" they always blame that I take issue with. Who exactly are these oppressors, and what's their solutions to specific problems? It's all just vague marxist claptrap with no solutions for unclear problems.
As a member and representative of the disabled community, I apologize for the woman in the wheelchair. There’s a lot of us out here who don’t feel sorry for ourselves and continue to strive for the highest every day and don’t blame it on our circumstances of why we’re not successful. The fact she kept bringing it up in a debate that had nothing to do with it was really starting to get to me. On another note love you brett keep up the good work 🫡💯
You definitely do have limitations however the issue here is it has nothing to do with being a women or feminism . We should definitely work on making society more accessible for disabled people and I admire your mindset 🫶
Agreed. I'm missing a leg, I personally have to consider my own limitations in anything I do. It is not the responsibility of the rest of the world to remove those limitations. Is it nice when there is assistance? Of course but it's not the standard to which ever single thing is judged.
There's a comment on Sydney's reaction to the video that went: "I feel sorry for the woman in the wheelchair, to have no legs is one thing but to be that stupid is a whole different monster" pure quality banter🤣🤣
@@jacobcagle9537 Or maybe she used it, just incorrectly... So many times we assume a stupid idea means a stupid person and that they don't use their brain enough, but some of the stupidest ideas can come from using your brain too much or in the wrong way... Stupid people can come up with good ideas without thinking much... Clever people can come up with stupid ideas after thinking a lot... This said, I'm probably overthinking your statement at this very moment lol. ... Oh well...
The best part about this was that Syndey and Pearl disagreed with each other about certain things, and neither of them started screaming at the other person. They actually showed up to have a conversation and participate in an exchange of ideas. Would’ve been cool if everyone else was on the same page.
As a college student with a disability, that women should have never brought up her disability to discredit Pearl. A disability is a physical barrier and we actually need accommodations to help us; however, it has nothing to do with feminism. Any other topic (feminism, racism, LGTQIA+) does not have obstacles or at least they are social constructs as opposed to physical biological barriers.
She had no real rebuttal to make, which is why she had "no" choice but to bring up her disability. And this is why wokesters created that dumb political phrase "intersectionality". If they can't turn themselves into victims with one identity, can they become a victim with two or three...or four?
ilike iv got issues with my joints and muscles along with specific neurological issues the main one being i don't preduce melatonin correctly iv suffered chronic pain for years and i do find specific task very hard and painful while it is a barrier its not made by anyone sept my body and its a challange to be overcome people who use their disabilty as a go to catch all victim card and then tie it into a thousand pretty unrelated things like race gender sexuality is what really annoys me like fine we can all admit you got delt a bad hand but if your gonna blame everyone for it and then use it as a way to demand special advantages to the point its not related to your disabilty anymore and just about you wanting a advantage over everyone then im sorry your a bad person. its like if there was a race and because my joints and muscles are weaker and im in constant pain i demanded everyone else in the race needed to get malleted in the kneecaps to make it fair. these people have such insane entiltment and disconnect from responsibilty it makes me angry
Exactly. Many of the obstacles this disabled woman faces are also faced by similarly disabled men. Her physical challenges are not necessarily harder just because she's a woman.
Awesome comment. Being disabled is a group that anyone can join at anytime, unfortunately. I think the conversation may have been more constructive if that woman would have admitted that physical barriers due to her disability had nothing to do with barriers to her as a woman. As a man, I feel that, based strictly on gender, women have no barriers a man doesn't have or maybe privilege in some aspects. I also believe that feminism in the US is not needed any longer. If you want to talk about the plight of women in other countries, I could agree. In many countries women have it very bad.
I hate how they don’t recognize the difference between not being able to do a job because of a disability and not getting a job because you’re a woman. People with disabilities can’t get certain jobs because they can’t physically perform those jobs (ex: being a construction worker or a plumber). That’s not any sort of discrimination
We need Pearl, Sydney, Amala, and Brett to sit down and do an episode together. Edit- I couldn’t agree more that Misha and Layla would make the collab 100x better.
I thought the Evans transgender woman next to Sydney was fair too. She was pretty quiet but listened respectfully, made points that were not outrageous, and tried to consider the panelists equally.
The pay gap is 100% real. For example when I was 18 I was making more than triple the average woman in Canada. As a man all I had to do was spend nearly 80 hours a week in a rock truck. Absolutely sexist. There’s no reason I should have been making more than all the girls working 40 hour weeks in an air conditioned office.
My mum is a disabled person and it is the ONLY barrier as a HUMAN. As a woman, She gets anything she works hard for every single time. She never feels sorry for herself or her circumstances. Never blames it on others. Still working to be better and healthier at 55. So I don't know why that lady was trying to paint a sob story as a disabled woman when it is clearly NOT the point of discussion🤷🏽♀️ Disability is a barrier for both genders. It's not just woman🙄
The more I hear intersectional feminists open their mouths, the more I feel like its an ideology invented by feminists who got legal equality and went, "Oh no! What will happen to my job and to my victimhood status if men and women are equal under the law?"
As someone in a wheelchair myself I absolutely hate when people use that as an excuse. Yeah, I'll admit being disabled and being unable to travel or do a lot of things most others can, makes life very challenging and it can make you bitter at the world sometimes, but I never let that stop me from striving for a better life and career. The only limitations are the ones you place on yourself.
Reminds me a bit of a customer at my job, he's also In a wheelchair but is one of the most jovial and nice people i have seen. I saw his wife recently and i was impressed. It's quite clear that he is making the best of life and still achieves whatever goals he has. He is a good guy.
It is definitely challenging to go about in the world in a wheel chair, even despite a whole lot of infrastructure put in place to let people like you have appropriate access to buildings and services. But unless you are dealing with psychos, most people will go out of their way to offer some help whenever you ask for it. Most people will not give it a second thought, no matter their political preferences.
@@mejsjalv Man it's crazy how you mention building access. You'd be very surprised how many businesses aren't handicap accessible. There are a few restaurants in my town that I've never been inside of once because they have steps but that's fine. What bugs me the most is if I'm shopping and I have to use the bathroom, a lot of places don't have handicap bathrooms, but they'd have freaking transgender bathrooms. I honestly feel like we live in a day and age where transgenders are given more rights than the disabled community.
As someone who just took a ton of planes for vacation. There were soo many people in wheelchairs! Of course everyone is different but if that’s your only limitation trust me you can do it!!! So many people are
In my last office job, a woman who made more per hour than I did trained me. At the end of the first year, they handed out our W-2s. Against company policy we sat around and compared how much each of us had made for the entire year. When I mentioned my amount, that same woman flipped out! She asked me if I had gotten some large hourly raise? I said "no." She didn't believe me so I showed a paycheck stub to prove I hadn't. She Couldn't wrap her head around the fact that I made more than her. I reminded her that several times during the year she came in with heavy cramps and left early because she " couldn't handle this today"... all those times I stayed and covered for her. And the dozen-or-so Saturday's she didn't feel like working because her daughter was having marital problems.... I covered those days. And my favorite excuse, I covered the day somebody apparently had used the eyeliner in her top drawer.... she had to leave early for that too. She was upset that someone had "invaded her space," in reality is was just another excuse to not be there. On paper to a third party, it would look like another man making more than a woman. But the truth is I work way more hours than she does.
@@Django45 in fairness if someone else was paying the major bills and your income was optional side money... you make skip a few days too. woman are not lazy or soft, they are just human. and men in similar positions do they same shit. woman just wont admit the get the best of both worlds.
@@humpteedumptee8629 whatever, I was not arguing anything here, stop it. I was only responding to a question about a singular situation. *rolls eyes so hard they turned into diamonds* Some people, man, any excuse to spew.
Honestly I just started watching this channel and I feel much more empowered. Listening to other women talk about how things are so much harder because they’re woman brought me down to bitterness and hatefulness for men and made my dreams feel further away. But having someone say there really isn’t anything set in place to stop you and I honestly couldn’t think a singular barrier against women in America kinda just broke my brain in a good way
I love Sydney and her videos. She made a video a couple months ago about the death of the tomboy. As a woman who was a tomboy as a child, it was sad seeing that video. Tomboys are NOT trans! They are girls who simply aren't into traditional girls' things.
I loved this interview, but was so sad when I heard Pearl say they were there for 3 hours and a lot of the good points were omitted from the final 40 minute draft. I wish they would make an uncut version available so we can see ALL OF THE CONVERSATION and make our own conclusions. Published interviews like this bother me more than when clips channels use improper words or spelling in their closed captioning.
"What barriers do you face as a woman that a man doesn't face? "In disabled" No, what barriers *as a woman* do you have to get past that a man doesn't?" "I'm black" What? I'm asking you what, as a women, is stopping you form succeeding in life that doesn't apply to men!" "I'm trans" *"I'm talking about men vs women!"* "Why are you being so hostel??? 😭😭😭" It's so frustrating and hilarious to watch at the same time 😂What aren't these women getting? Like, I mean I guess we could compare a disabled man to a disabled women to make these people happy, but why do that when the topic is just about feminism? It's such an obvious deflection tactic...
They probably would have said something like “but that man can’t be as disabled as me because men are more physically strong than women. (except when they transition and become a woman and then we can compete in physical sports together and their is no advantage there) These conversations are like how kids one-up each other with “infinity and infinity + 1 and infinity times infinity” and so on. They just keep making excuses until you’re too exhausted to talk to them anymore and they think they win.
This reminded me of my AP Human geography class as a freshman. The college board was very feminist and tried to teach that women had it harder than men in society but my teacher was having none of that. My teacher taught the material to our class that was provided by college board, but also found every counter arguments to their arguments. I loved that teacher so much!
I love this so much! I took AP Government my senior year and to this day I have NO idea if my teacher was a democrat or republican. He taught from a neutral standpoint that I took for granted at the time. I had no idea how bias teachers could be
I saw this online - the 45-minute version of a five-hour conversation. Really impressed with Pearl. So level-headed, sticking to "feminism" without racism or ableism or any other isms, and just asking the question none dared even try to answer. Glad you brought it back, with your comments. You should have been there, too.
Well that's because race issues and ability issues affect both men AND women. Trying to make them a "feminism issue" only shows that you have mental issues.
As an atheist liberal living in Canada - in this vice debate one of the feminists sitting on the right said that it is "such conservative thinking" to hear a woman have to explain herself when making a claim. WTF? Yes. If you say "I was treated unfairly" or "my boss didn't pay me as much because I'm a woman" or "the guy at the bar sexually assaulted me" yes you're going to need to explain yourself. That's called being an adult.
Liberals in Canada may as well be called Conservatives here in the US. Accountability and the ability to overcome challenges is seen as Conservative by leftists in the US.
welcome to the modern day we have the tech to send satallites out into the galaxy and can go to the bottom of the ocean but we can't raise people to have self responsibilty or common sense in 90% of the worlds countries
I didn't understand what she was saying! As a man, how am I supposed to truly understand and do better in the future if you don't explain the situation to me! That's how issues become cyclical
Kudos to Sydney and Pearl for putting up with that nonsense. For a panel that was supposed to be about women's issues, it very quickly became a "me, me, me" debate. I couldn't watch the entire thing it was just infuriating to see the lack of any kind of maturity from 2/3 of the panel and the overt attempt to prevent any kind of debate. It was just an absolute nightmare.
It also had very little to do with women. It was more about disabilities and race. Plus, two of them weren't even women. This panel was so hard to watch
i thought so (not the widow part) very easy to see the difference between childish girls and women like yourself❤️, i hope you get better, how long were you married?
When she said “what’s stopping you” and she laughs made it funnier because she knew people were going to take it the wrong way to achieve victim points 😂 she isn’t wrong just because you have a disability doesn’t necessarily stop you from achieving many great things in life
I was writing an article about Ocupational Teraphy and I wrote about people with disabilities that do amazing things, from a person with no legs climbing a mountain (with prostetics obviously) and a Paraplegic (not sure if that's how you spell the word in English) that graduated as a private pilot.
@@dokessezeaka5159 yeah but she “used to have pretty privilege” when she was younger. (They probably lied tho) So she thought she was special 😂 poor thing 😂
I can’t believe how many times they dodged pearly’s question & just outright said “I’m not answering that” 💀💀 it’s one of the most simple questions with the simplest answer, there is no barriers ☠️.
It was frustrating, but what was hilarious was that Pearl herself was the only one actually able to provide an example of a struggle/barrier that women genuinely still face today, and that simply wasn't her intention. This is why I don't like Pearl, she often just regurgitates red pill ideas and narratives, but she really doesn't have the ability to critically think and form her own opinions. So, when she's trying to bring a valid point about female athletes that comes from her own experience, it comes in direct contradiction to how she framed things earlier because she either just doesn't think these things through enough, or her main goal is to get validation from the red pill community rather than adding anything of substance to the debate. I'm glad Syndey called her out for oversimplifying the topic of the wage gap because its not that i even disagree with Pearl, but she does this way too often and comes off as ignorant.
@@telise8730I see what you're trying to do, but the problem with it is that these feminists are not talking about barriers they are themselves enforcing. Let's not forget that they all jumped at the chance to defend the trans(fake)women. They are the ones pushing a barrier in themselves. When they say barrier, they mean they can't kill their child whenever. Or they think they somehow don't have the same legal rights, when they in fact have more in many cases. Pearl isn't trying to get validation. Just because someone says saomething you don't like, or in a way you don't like, doesn't mean they are disingenuous. And as far as "oversimplifing" things, a lot of time, some exactitude is needed to not allow people who disagree, but have no argument, from being able to convolute and muddy the point to where its not understandable anymore.
This is ridiculous, the argument keeps going back to her being disabled. Men can be disabled too, disabled men might need to use ramps too, and hey, I have migraines and it's more common in females, but I don't blame men for my migraines! It's useless blaming people for things they have no control over, and that includes blaming yourself...
i’m temporarily disabled due to an injury and like… it’s my choice whether to give up and sit and cry or just continue with my life to the best of my abilities. you won’t become less disabled just because you scream about it, and neither are you disabled because of who you are. that woman has just mentally blocked herself off, if she feels she can’t do whatever she wants, she did that to herself with such horrible thinking
I’m 17 and a girl, and although I do identify as a feminist I’ve been so embarrassed to even say that nowadays. Just because of all the extremists and k!ll all men people getting super famous everywhere online. I’m an actual feminist yk equality, rights over our bodies, etc… not women being above men and all that BS. And I get chastised for that belief all the time because I don’t blame Men for every problem, and Brett you have inspired me so much and reading all these comments I feel reassured I’m not the only one with these beliefs anymore. Keep doing what you do.
Remember when your teacher would give feedback on your paper like “show your work” and “give examples?” Not only did many of these women not learn that lesson, they feel attacked by it.
Everyone except Pearl, Layla, and Sydney was constantly attacking and avoiding questions. Bravo to Sydney and Pearl for being so patient. Edit: Thank you for the likes! :)
Lol Pearl ALWAYS makes me laugh with how direct she is about these things. She's about as subtle as a herd of velociraptors riding Harleys and shooting Hellfire shotguns... And DAMN it's glorious to watch! Lol
Sydney’s reaction video on this was hilarious too. I’d advice everyone who enjoyed this to watch it, because obviously a lot of great points from Pearl and Sydney were cut out.
Yeah, the crazy girl on the right tried to devalue what Sydney said by saying she’s just a “white girl from Australia who lives in a bubble”. These people are so discriminatory while trying to preach for equality.
Eli Erlick is also a grapist. Blaire White did a good video about everything Eli has done. The girl that Eli assaulted unalived herself, possibly due to the wave of Eli's followers harassing her and calling her a liar.
2:33 completly agree, but the one point that hasn't been adressed really anywhere is if women are being raised to go into specific jobs that pay less by upbringing and is that a completly natural balance? js
Yeah, I was waiting for it to be said. Inequality in opportunities exist mostly because of gender roles (and that also creates 50% of our wage gap). Something 2nd wave feminists were fighting against, but modern feminists forgot about. Seems like they only want to talk about LGBT, race and disabilities..
Im woman from the uk and before i retired i was a criminal defence lawyer. A very male dominated area of the industry esp 25yrs ago when i first entered that field. But it never once occurred to me that i couldn’t do it. I just did it. I went out when i was at university and applied to every law firm to do any work from filing to typing just to get contacts and experience. Then when i was applying fir jobs i applied for everything i saw whether i wanted it or not so i learned how to be interviewed. Then when working in the industry going into prisons, police stations, courts all dealing with 98% male clients, lawyers, judges etc i never felt or thought less than. I remember once a female lawyer came to my area from london and said to me how can you let these men be like this with you its so disparaging and just cos your a woman! I looked her totally confused as really had no idea what she meant. It turned out to her it was bad that my clients would run up to my car when they saw me arrive at court to help with my very heavy and multiple bags, it was wrong that the other lawyers made suggestions and gave advice to me on a case (even though they were just helping someone less experienced a position they had once been in and knew how it felt!). The chat that went on was also bad - you know the banter that i gave more than as good as i got and throughly enjoyed the fun of it. Im afraid i wasn’t as quick as my client who overheard as he told her she needed to take the stick out of her ass and get a life! My clients were very over protective 😆
@DMG. Typing, punctuation, and capitalising letters obviously wasn't your strong point but if you've got a secretary why do you need to know these things.
I would like to add to that in my last job, as a woman, we had a new employee (a man) who was paid more than me and yet we had the same job, but we must take into account that: I got my contract from the former bosses and at a time when our team was complete. he got the job from the new boss and was really needed because there weren't enough people in the team. Before concluding his contract, he demanded a certain price for his salary (of course the boss agreed, we absolutely needed someone more) And so there was a pay gap, but at any time I could have asked for a raise, at any time I could have quit my job for a "better" place. I didn't because: I liked my job I liked my team I was grateful for the lack of accountability that came with not being in charge. (Because of his higher salary, the team treated him like a manager and depended on him.) There are responsibilities that come with being paid more, which at the time I didn't think I could handle. Now I'm doing another job where I'm better paid than others and I have more responsibilities. Now I have the ability to do it and the confidence to ask for a certain salary. Mainly because I learned from watching my colleague do his job and learned from his attitude. I just grew up, it's part of life. Some people will never have the abilities to be better paid, others will never have the backbone to handle the responsibilities that come with these salaries, but in no case is it due to sexism. (we can say that if I didn't dare to ask for a raise in my first job, it's because of gender stereotypes that push women to be less assertive than men, but it's still not sexism but gender behavior, no discrimination took place)
@@Holycurative9610 Do you know i am so fed up with people on here thinking its ok to belittle someone over such insignificant things. I could understand you correcting me if it was some significant matter of fact. I would have enjoyed the debate. But the very inconsequential nature of it is what makes it so unkind. It simply isn’t necessary. It is obvious that i would almost certainly be typing on a phone (typos therefore occur) and also that the tone/style on here is informal and not the professional style i would use in my career. It is not difficult to think that through. But instead you decide to have a totally unnecessary pop at me for only one reason that i can see - to make you feel good at my expense. Well congratulations you did it, hope you feel all warm and fuzzy now!
@@sophietessier8998 I really enjoyed reading your perspective. I thought it was very interesting. I never really thought about it like that because I guess in my career there was a hierarchy and that was just as you say not due to gender, but due to your experience. I never really put that into a conscious thought before, so it was interesting reading your comment and realising actually that was what happened in my career too and probably in most professional positions. Thank you I enjoyed reading your perspective. And I’m glad that you have found the confidence to move up your career ladder and I’m glad you’re enjoying your current work. Amanda
@DMG Yeah that was really lame. I too used to work in a male dominated industry. At our quarterly meetings where we got all the department heads together of about two dozen people I was often the only woman! Women would get hired but often didn't last because of the long hours and travel required. I never felt as though I was treated differently or as though I was "less than". In fact on one business trip to Portland when everyone was deciding what to do on their own time some of the guys invited me to go to a strip club with them lol. I politely declined and had a nice dinner with my former mentor instead. I enjoy banter and dark humor and as you say I gave even better than I got, it was a stressful job but I had lots of fun working with those guys. These women on this panel have no idea how much better life can be when you're not looking for reasons to hate people and feel sorry for yourself.
The problem with a lot of these "social causes" is that they're rooted in entitlement. They're like the kids that you'd run into on the playground and change the rules every 2 min to whatever game you're playing. Brett is exactly right in saying that life isn't fair and that you can't change the rules of life for your own benefit. The strength of one's character as a person is measured on how they overcome those moments when life isn't fair.
@stop, I don’t care far from it actually. You have no idea where I'm from, the environment I grew up in, or the beliefs that I was surrounded by. I'll give you a hint though, most of the people I grew up with had the same moronic and selfish way of thinking as you do
I’m glad my mom let me do more masculine stuff growing up, my mom wanted me toughen up so I won’t let guys take advantage of me. It wasn’t that I was trans, I just thought guys stuff was way cooler than girl stuff most of the time. I freaking loved littlest pet shop though. As well as beyblades.
@detective2221 you are one step closer to being your ideal self, atleast you have acknowledged your issues. Now, next steps, talk to people who genuinely care for you, parents, friends, teachers etc. Try meditating, getting into your hobbies, maybe try playing the violin, take a walk, get a pet etc etc. Live your best life, that's all you are responsible for. I'll certainly pray for you. All the best.
After watching the full episode of this debate, it’s astounding how not a single topic ends up being answered coherently because as soon as someone begins to make sense of the situation the next changes the conversation to something completely different
@@thomo66 it’s fascinating how humans can self-sabotage to this degree. there is nothing stopping women in western countries to become astronauts, lawyers, doctors, nuclear scientists… except their own mental illusions that they can’t
Well done to Pearl and Sydney to keeping their cool. Sydney has a video on her experience in the panel and mentioned that the cut version was far more tame and as "on topic" as they could edit it. The uncut panel was nothing but "as a ______" statements and off topic tyrades. That and some of their sentences were even spliced and cut at breaths. They really did hold it together being probably the only 2 people there willing to listen and ask genuine question on the others' comments instead of just falling into the "as a" argument. Mad props.
Imo Brett is a little more well spoken. I know Brett can cut and start over while Pearl is on the spot (referring to her podcasts) but I like the message to be clear and therefore prefer Brett over Pearl tbh. Both are great role-models for society though.
It makes me so happy that someone is standing up for me and my fellow brothers who are the ones who actually face discrimination in the name of this “social justice” shi*. Thank you.
I just wanted to let you know that I've been red pilled with in the last year because of all the COVID and trans shit and I found out today that my daughter watches you. I couldn't be prouder that she's found content that makes her think for herself.
Same here! I live in a solid blue area where nearly everyone is liberal and was a Dem all my life. Was growing disillusioned with the trans issues and increasing culture of victimhood, finally left them forever over the mandate madness. It feels good to be free doesn't it?
Pearl helped me so much in my way of thinking as a woman. I really thought feminism was necessary in my country when I was a bit younger, because I used to see it was a necessity everywhere ! So a big thank you to Pearl and Brett, for opening my eyes these last months !
The best thing to take from this whole interview is when Pearl said "Feminism is about Equality only when it benefits us". There's so much to that sentence.
I love how VICE turned off the moments section for this... The panel was extremely off topic with two biologic males there. Vice tried making Sydney & Pearl look like the crazy ones, it was ridiculous... Shame on them. Pearl & Sydney stood their ground & id say they won the debate! 👏👏👏
I'll so watch a video where Brett, Sydney and Pearl discuss feminism and other topics. That'll be an intelligent conversation where everyone can give answers to such simple questions.
Why do you need them to give answers to simple questions? Debate is better when there are two intelligent opposing sides, lefties gotta find their smart folks and push them to the front. There has to be one out there that can defend these crazy positions.
@@jonathandevereaux298 true, a discussion between those three would be more civilised, but not really useful. A debate only has a point if sides oppose. I feel like they would you mostly agree on everything.
This will be the third video I've watched reacting to the interview and it really doesn't get old because it's just so bizarre and embarrassing I can watch it over and over. 🤣
I am a 20 year old woman in I.T. I applied for a help-desk job with no education at 19. Got the job. Then I worked really hard to show how useful I am. After 1 year, I asked for a title change and raise. I am now a 20 year old I.T. Technician and I just got a 30% raise. I was terrified, but I did it. We can do anything we want to do. The only people around me that were making me not want to try were the women around, saying how I can't do it because of sexism. Don't listen to this, just go for it.
Hey everybody is terrified because it feels so awkward to talk about salary and stuff. Job well done to you, many guys would have supported you saying go for it, I know I would have, if you're good you're good you know
I just want to say that slide into the VPN ad was smooooth. Also, Pearl(and you) is a real gem of a woman. These kinds of voices need to be heard more.
I swear the feminists on this panel were the embodiment of online trolling. How does somebody ask you what disadvantages you have as a woman specifically and nothing else and you just go back to something else. They’re definitely self-aware of what they’re doing here at the very least. It’s like actual online trolling tactics but in real life.
The disrespect to pearl and Sydney who have different opinions just shows that they are very much intolerant of others and only want fairness if you believe the same thing they do.
@ghita rakik because he openly admitted that he intends to skate around state laws to mail out prescription medication to children without the parents' knowledge or consent. That is SO illegal, and I really shouldn't have to explain why.
7:37 to play devils advocate, I would say that guys are allowed to be silly and stupid up to a certain age as well. A 22 year old is not taken seriously in the workplace or among older adults. Up until probably 26 were viewed as kids who just became adults.
The lady who claims to be Muslim (which I don’t believe her considering the way how she talks and acts) looked miserable the entire debate & had an ugly evil laugh towards Sydney who’s talking about her experience which she was being very hypocritical since she said at the beginning “we should respect people with dignity of there existences” something like that & then she looses her temper tantrums saying “your literally a Yt women from Australia, WHO’S PISSED THAT VOICES ARE BEING HEARD HAVE BEEN SILENCED FOREVER!!!”. Like chill lady.
LOL. Silenced forever. Loved that. The 1% aristocracy silenced the other 99%. Both the 1 and the 99 were equal men and women. Today women have a voice, men don't.
I’m pretty sure lady’s parent escaped the Middle East, maybe Afghanistan, to Germany where she was born and the moved to Canada where she grew up. That’s why she has a perfect American accent. She didn’t escape anything herself.
She's in the wrong situation, she's a frontline culture war warrior type, not intellectual, calmly debate the merits of the cause you champion type. Thus, she didn't belong there any more than a soldier in an actual war belongs in a debate with College students who are in a debate course who hold opposite views. He's going to lose his temper at some point like she did, spout profanities like she did, and, look like the comparative barabarian she happens to be.
Like really, i kinda hoped the trans on the panel would have said something about it. She was the only one that could respond calmly. Im sure if she would have said something like 'why are you not treating her with respect, like you said you wanted to earlier' Then they probably would have listened. It just too easy for them to not listen when the other 2 women do because their the VILLANS. Do these people really not realize how hypocritcal they are?
Can we talk about the way that one person walked back her compliment of Pearl’s appearance? ‘Oh, that boosted your self esteem a bit? No, not allowed, you’re ugly in every way.’
I don’t think I’ve seen a single argument for feminism that hasn’t included some other “oppressed” label attached to it for years. It always has to include race, sexuality, transgenderism, colonialism, capitalism, or climate change. I guess it makes sense though, given that there no longer is any argument for feminism based solely on male versus female rights.
Pearl and Sydney seem genuinely patient and well-spoken. They stayed on topic and waited their turn to debate NOT argue. I can appreciate them for speaking their minds because they aren't attacking.
I’m actually glad that there’s someone like you on UA-cam cause almost everyone I’ve seen is trying to support this or doesn’t want to say anything about it cause they think something going to happen to them
The part where that gal’s face is twitching while listening to pearl says absolutely everything anyone needs to know about this interaction. They’re full of hatred.
When you were talking about fairness and that life isn’t fair my mind went to a quote from a film: “Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something.” Perfect response to these. Wish your editors put it in this video.
@@matityaloran9157I’ve read the book. And it’s very good. The author is a screenwriter by profession so he wrote the screenplay for the film. Also a sad fact about the film The Spaniard’s actor (I can’t remember his name) he lost his father to cancer during the production so when he fights the 6 fingered man at the climax he put all his hate and frustration to the cancer in that performance especially the line “I want my father back, you son of a b***h”
@@Madrid199 just curious why that even matters? Is this some kind of insecurity of yours?🤷♂️ Because in all reality most men that I know and I'm friends with don't need to " "lift" or some stringent exercise program because they actually lead a healthy life and work for a living and not sit on their ass.👍 EDIT: After reading your comment I'm hoping you're making that in sarcasm? If so I apologize if not I don't apologize😂
@@Madrid199 No, I'm less than six foot and survive off Twinkies and honey buns. Over 40 and hefty. I drive a 2004 Buick Regal and live with my mom. Video games are a daily joy.
@@Wyomingchief Bro it was a question,is it wrong to ask a question,are u fine in here🧠, most the guys you know dont lift, sad bro sad,its like asking a question is a violation,do you have problems in here🧠,do you need help.
Thank you. I was born, raised, and live in Seattle and sometimes feel like the entire world around me is clinically insane. Im just stoked that there are still young people out there that aren't completely wacko. LOL!
10:25: I think an important question here if is there are any barriers for her, as an disabled women, that would not exist for a man with the same disability.
I feel like the woman who keeps trying to bring her disability into the argument needs to be having that argument with a disabled man, not other women. Especially since the same barriers affecting her would also affect him. 🤔
My dad worked as a project manager at a manufacturing plant with furnaces and heavy lifting. They tried to meet their female employee quota and literally couldn’t keep a single one. They all left because they didn’t want to work in 100+ degree conditions lifting heavy steel plates out of furnaces and machines. That field repels women despite the starting wage being $25+ per hour.
That's just exactly it and they shouldn't blame men for that, it's their choice to not do the hard jobs so own that choice instead of bitching about men and patriarchy. Everyone has choices they make, own the choices and the consequences.
Bret, Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro have to understand the ground reality, that having more rights in legal writing contexts don’t mean people have more such rights. The behaviour towards women is still not equal. Men still dominate women in personal and professional spaces. If you don’t face it, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. These people need to come out of their self created bubble where they all are so knowledgeable and woke.
That’s the problem though. “Men are dominant” isnt a super actionable complaint. Laws have been passed to protect the rights of women. Beyond that, there’s not much of a clear method to fix your problem. What do you want to do to rectify that? Tell them to be nicer? You could try that, but I wouldnt hold my breath if I were you.
I think a lot of times women confuse biological differences for inequality. Women not getting the job because there more careful and timid doesn’t equal inequality it just means there looking for confidence and a certain quality that the women just might not have.
Something I want to add regarding pay - men are encouraged from a young age to take risks, anything from their behaviours in school to asking out their crush. This gives them experience/courage later in life to ask for things such as a pay rise, etc. I think this is a massive factor to later in life. I think if girls had the same treatment earlier in life, the would be more confident as women to ask for a pay rise, etc. I guess what I am saying is a significant part of the behaviour can be attributed to community rather than biology.
@@keithfaulkner6319 There is a difference in thinking you are entitled to a raise vs asking if your boss will give it to you because of your hard work.
I’m raising a daughter. And she will never get away with the “I’m a ditzy blonde and I don’t know what I’m doing” game around me. My girl is gorgeous and people have already started to ONLY compliment her looks. Not the fact she reads multiple grade levels above herself, that she is altruistic and kind, that she is funny, and witty and can memorize anything she wants. Not that she’s an artist. Nothing other than her face, hair and smile. I tell her CONSTANTLY, what’s more important than being pretty on the outside?? And she knows, the ONLY answer is “Being pretty on the inside” and what that means for our family is “being smart, kind, funny, loving and strong”. I’m not raising a wilting violet. My daughter will know her worth and it won’t just be because she got a pretty face because of genetics. ❤
My partner still has problems with that. She was blessed with incredible genetics and a much larger than average chest. People still act like she got where she is through looks. That's wrong. She's smart and hard working and, possibly unfortunately, she's absolutely ruthless in business and not afraid to crush those who stand in her way. Now that I think about it, she might qualify as technically evil. But I swear she's not a bad person
3:38 this is so stupid. what does being a woman have to do with race? what do the biological components that make women, women, have to do with race?! these terms r getting more and more nonsensical, so cringeworthy.
The amount of bullying and disrespect that pearl and sydney faced is baffling
They look like they’d rather be anywhere else in the world 🤣
Honestly!!!🤣🤣🤣
Pearl has too much class to respond back with the same tactics, she responds back with facts!! That angers the delusional feminist crowd! 🎉👏
ngl it brought the best villainous laugh of all time
@Dukes70 honestly I admire her for being so calm. I'm a junior in high-school we something called round table discussions and well I was gritting my teeth the whole time never went back
Thank you for reacting - let’s do something when I’m in Nashville this month 🎉❤
The daily wire would be an awesome collab
That would be awesome. I hope Brett sees this comment, you two are among my favorite UA-camrs.
collab with ben shapiro girl version please
We need this collab
no... oh god pls no!!!
its funny how pearl literally flat out stated she was not going to talk on race or disabliliy, yet they still attack her for that and refused to answer her question
Theyt CAN'T answer the questions, that would require specifics not broad unsupported generalizations, that's something you'll find with dealing with progressives, they will derail and insult rather than answering.
The amount of self victimizing is insane in america
So even within feminism there is a hierarchy of privilege? You just can't win when it comes to victimhood, it seems.
It was also funny that Pearl asked numerous times what barriers that women face and they cannot name one.
@@pyrokatarina The west mate and slowly creeping into the east as well. Our propaganda is 100x worse than Russian and Chinese I reckon. I haven't seen much of those if any, but ours is just absolutely RIDICULOUS! "RUSSIA BLEWS UP RUSSIAS PIPELINE when they can just turn it off". SERIOUSLY? This is "investigative" "journalism"? Nope. It's not. But it's ALWAYS allowed. Weapons of mass destruction much? We had 100% evidence the people MAY NOT SEE. Now let's go to war and create mass MAAAAAASS immigration AND destruction of course.... FOREVER!!! Cool. Thanks "the news".
I am a scientist. I recently was offered THE HIGHEST salary ever for a particular position at a company with my level of experience because I showed the heck up, backed up my skills, and exuded nothing but positivity and gratitude for even being considered. I didn't even give my opening salary offer, it's just what they felt I was personally worth to their business goals and the value I can add. Brett, as someone 20 years your senior, you are so refreshing. Just discovered you today, stayed binge watching your content and subscribed. This gives me hope that there are young critical thinkers coming up!
Good for you!
Go on lass!
Job well done.
get that bag
hollyputna3502- Good for you - but when 2/3 of your comment is about YOU and your HIGHEST salary offer, I have to wonder whether your comment is to congratulate Brett on her content or that you feel the need to have some sort of weird female flex...I suspect it's the latter.
Feminists:" I'm just so ugly, disabled and dark skinned. Life is sooooo hard"
Sydney and Pearl: “everyone has challenges and we need to take accountability for our lives and overcome.
Feminists: "These two are whiney babies! We're the strong ones!"
AAAOouuh mmyy gaaaawd. Will yoo just, just shut UP? JESUS. Fricken Conservitivies....eim gottem go eat an ice cream cone, or something, to water me down. Ooh. Cool it, Brah.
It’s ironic how they’re all like “oh yes, I am a feminist” and then almost none of them even understand what feminism is even about. They just constantly move the goal post because they don’t want to admit they’re wrong.
@@Not_Ciel feminism is a badge for these ppl to wear, not an active lifestyle lol
Where in the entirety of this video is anything said about being ugly and dark skinned? It's funny because a muslim like you who lives in a country where 60 year old men can legally marry 7 year old girls, should probably be a feminist yourself.
@@Not_Ciel When they said that feminism will never go away, I took that as meaning that they will never be satisfied. If some of the feminist activists were to be satisfied, they would be out of a job.
That women in the wheelchair was really starting to aggravate me. Coming from someone who is wheelchair bound, and has a physical disability, her constantly bringing in ableism to EVERY conversation and EVERY point she tried to make, just screamed “oh poor me, I’m disabled and my incompetence needs to be validated” yeah well I’m disabled and as a women I can’t stand her 😒
I have knee issues & trouble walking, but I'm not in a wheelchair yet, I'm now retired, but the last 12 years or so I worked I worked jobs that I could do and didn't whine about stull not being able ro work constuction or be a mechanic like I was before I started having trouble. I had several people tell me to just go in disablity, but I made it to 64 before I got tired of every Karen screaming about not getting their appilance fixed in the middle of Covid. I'm nothing special but I worked, did what I could do, and lasted 12 years longer than most people thought I should. The woman in the wheelchair is just looking, because she can't justify her attitude without falling back on disablilty, to make a sensable argument.
I'm sure your lovely and it might be a little mean, but ngl, I chuckled a little when you said you can't stand her
We try our best as a society on this, like all the stuff they whine about in this clip. It's their nameless faceless "other" they always blame that I take issue with. Who exactly are these oppressors, and what's their solutions to specific problems? It's all just vague marxist claptrap with no solutions for unclear problems.
Pun intended?
@@itznoah-live6881 omg! I didn’t even think of it as a pun! That is funny lol
As a member and representative of the disabled community, I apologize for the woman in the wheelchair. There’s a lot of us out here who don’t feel sorry for ourselves and continue to strive for the highest every day and don’t blame it on our circumstances of why we’re not successful. The fact she kept bringing it up in a debate that had nothing to do with it was really starting to get to me.
On another note love you brett keep up the good work 🫡💯
You definitely do have limitations however the issue here is it has nothing to do with being a women or feminism . We should definitely work on making society more accessible for disabled people and I admire your mindset 🫶
I also am disabled and fully agree
Agreed. I'm missing a leg, I personally have to consider my own limitations in anything I do. It is not the responsibility of the rest of the world to remove those limitations. Is it nice when there is assistance? Of course but it's not the standard to which ever single thing is judged.
Right it's just excuse for some people I think. Life isn't fair. Snd it sucks at times yes. But ya can't blame everything on one thing ya know.
@@Idkwhatthisiz exactly
Pearl: So what are these barriers facing women today?
Grumpy Feminist: BuT mY rAmPs💀
MY RAMPS LMFAOOOOOO
There's a comment on Sydney's reaction to the video that went:
"I feel sorry for the woman in the wheelchair, to have no legs is one thing but to be that stupid is a whole different monster"
pure quality banter🤣🤣
Supernatural had a quote that jumped to mind. "Fat and stupid is no way to go through life, son". Bobby is cool
@@sleepykittyH that's golden life advice right there
She obviously wasn’t listening when they said “If you can’t use your body, use your mind” 😂
@@jacobcagle9537 Or maybe she used it, just incorrectly... So many times we assume a stupid idea means a stupid person and that they don't use their brain enough, but some of the stupidest ideas can come from using your brain too much or in the wrong way...
Stupid people can come up with good ideas without thinking much... Clever people can come up with stupid ideas after thinking a lot...
This said, I'm probably overthinking your statement at this very moment lol.
... Oh well...
Looks: 6/10
Personality: 3/10
Legs: 0/2
The best part about this was that Syndey and Pearl disagreed with each other about certain things, and neither of them started screaming at the other person. They actually showed up to have a conversation and participate in an exchange of ideas. Would’ve been cool if everyone else was on the same page.
Never going to happen with the lefties rational is never anywhere close to the orbit of their minuscule thought processes
That's coz they r not blinded by words but have clear a clear mind and straight facts.
As a college student with a disability, that women should have never brought up her disability to discredit Pearl. A disability is a physical barrier and we actually need accommodations to help us; however, it has nothing to do with feminism. Any other topic (feminism, racism, LGTQIA+) does not have obstacles or at least they are social constructs as opposed to physical biological barriers.
Also, the only argument one could make is that pregnancy is considered a disability that only women face, but she never said that.
She had no real rebuttal to make, which is why she had "no" choice but to bring up her disability. And this is why wokesters created that dumb political phrase "intersectionality". If they can't turn themselves into victims with one identity, can they become a victim with two or three...or four?
ilike iv got issues with my joints and muscles along with specific neurological issues the main one being i don't preduce melatonin correctly iv suffered chronic pain for years and i do find specific task very hard and painful while it is a barrier its not made by anyone sept my body and its a challange to be overcome people who use their disabilty as a go to catch all victim card and then tie it into a thousand pretty unrelated things like race gender sexuality is what really annoys me like fine we can all admit you got delt a bad hand but if your gonna blame everyone for it and then use it as a way to demand special advantages to the point its not related to your disabilty anymore and just about you wanting a advantage over everyone then im sorry your a bad person. its like if there was a race and because my joints and muscles are weaker and im in constant pain i demanded everyone else in the race needed to get malleted in the kneecaps to make it fair. these people have such insane entiltment and disconnect from responsibilty it makes me angry
Exactly. Many of the obstacles this disabled woman faces are also faced by similarly disabled men. Her physical challenges are not necessarily harder just because she's a woman.
Awesome comment. Being disabled is a group that anyone can join at anytime, unfortunately. I think the conversation may have been more constructive if that woman would have admitted that physical barriers due to her disability had nothing to do with barriers to her as a woman. As a man, I feel that, based strictly on gender, women have no barriers a man doesn't have or maybe privilege in some aspects. I also believe that feminism in the US is not needed any longer. If you want to talk about the plight of women in other countries, I could agree. In many countries women have it very bad.
I hate how they don’t recognize the difference between not being able to do a job because of a disability and not getting a job because you’re a woman. People with disabilities can’t get certain jobs because they can’t physically perform those jobs (ex: being a construction worker or a plumber). That’s not any sort of discrimination
“You think I’m pretty? Thank you!” had me laughing like crazy
We need Pearl, Sydney, Amala, and Brett to sit down and do an episode together.
Edit- I couldn’t agree more that Misha and Layla would make the collab 100x better.
That's too much power in one room
Yes please!!
I thought the Evans transgender woman next to Sydney was fair too. She was pretty quiet but listened respectfully, made points that were not outrageous, and tried to consider the panelists equally.
Get Issac butterfield in there aswell
Yessss!!!
The pay gap is 100% real. For example when I was 18 I was making more than triple the average woman in Canada. As a man all I had to do was spend nearly 80 hours a week in a rock truck. Absolutely sexist. There’s no reason I should have been making more than all the girls working 40 hour weeks in an air conditioned office.
Ikr how sexist
😂 sarcasm is too strong here
LOL
Im ded.
Lazy f***... 😘
My mum is a disabled person and it is the ONLY barrier as a HUMAN. As a woman, She gets anything she works hard for every single time. She never feels sorry for herself or her circumstances. Never blames it on others. Still working to be better and healthier at 55. So I don't know why that lady was trying to paint a sob story as a disabled woman when it is clearly NOT the point of discussion🤷🏽♀️ Disability is a barrier for both genders. It's not just woman🙄
The more I hear intersectional feminists open their mouths, the more I feel like its an ideology invented by feminists who got legal equality and went, "Oh no! What will happen to my job and to my victimhood status if men and women are equal under the law?"
All I saw was 3 conservatives, one moderate, 2 victims, one hyena, and two biological men 😂 Sydney was on point with the “victim Olympics”.
two biological men??? i noticed one but who is the other??? 😭 oh my
Feminism cannot contain men “trans women” without being hypocritical
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@@tamy6936 The fat one in red and the one with platinum blonde short hair.
Hyena 🤣🤣
Who is the third conservative?
As someone in a wheelchair myself I absolutely hate when people use that as an excuse. Yeah, I'll admit being disabled and being unable to travel or do a lot of things most others can, makes life very challenging and it can make you bitter at the world sometimes, but I never let that stop me from striving for a better life and career. The only limitations are the ones you place on yourself.
One of the best shooters in my old archery club was a woman in a wheelchair.
She mopped the floor with the rest of us pretty regularly =/
Reminds me a bit of a customer at my job, he's also In a wheelchair but is one of the most jovial and nice people i have seen. I saw his wife recently and i was impressed. It's quite clear that he is making the best of life and still achieves whatever goals he has. He is a good guy.
It is definitely challenging to go about in the world in a wheel chair, even despite a whole lot of infrastructure put in place to let people like you have appropriate access to buildings and services. But unless you are dealing with psychos, most people will go out of their way to offer some help whenever you ask for it. Most people will not give it a second thought, no matter their political preferences.
@@mejsjalv Man it's crazy how you mention building access. You'd be very surprised how many businesses aren't handicap accessible. There are a few restaurants in my town that I've never been inside of once because they have steps but that's fine. What bugs me the most is if I'm shopping and I have to use the bathroom, a lot of places don't have handicap bathrooms, but they'd have freaking transgender bathrooms. I honestly feel like we live in a day and age where transgenders are given more rights than the disabled community.
As someone who just took a ton of planes for vacation. There were soo many people in wheelchairs! Of course everyone is different but if that’s your only limitation trust me you can do it!!! So many people are
In my last office job, a woman who made more per hour than I did trained me. At the end of the first year, they handed out our W-2s. Against company policy we sat around and compared how much each of us had made for the entire year. When I mentioned my amount, that same woman flipped out! She asked me if I had gotten some large hourly raise? I said "no." She didn't believe me so I showed a paycheck stub to prove I hadn't. She Couldn't wrap her head around the fact that I made more than her. I reminded her that several times during the year she came in with heavy cramps and left early because she " couldn't handle this today"... all those times I stayed and covered for her. And the dozen-or-so Saturday's she didn't feel like working because her daughter was having marital problems.... I covered those days. And my favorite excuse, I covered the day somebody apparently had used the eyeliner in her top drawer.... she had to leave early for that too. She was upset that someone had "invaded her space," in reality is was just another excuse to not be there. On paper to a third party, it would look like another man making more than a woman. But the truth is I work way more hours than she does.
I didn’t understand the part regarding the eyeliner. What does it mean? 😭
@@MorriSash any excuse to ditch work, basically. It is just stupid.
@@Django45 Basically that; I wanted to know exactly what the eyeliner has to do with her job 😂
@@Django45 in fairness if someone else was paying the major bills and your income was optional side money... you make skip a few days too. woman are not lazy or soft, they are just human. and men in similar positions do they same shit. woman just wont admit the get the best of both worlds.
@@humpteedumptee8629 whatever, I was not arguing anything here, stop it. I was only responding to a question about a singular situation. *rolls eyes so hard they turned into diamonds* Some people, man, any excuse to spew.
Honestly I just started watching this channel and I feel much more empowered. Listening to other women talk about how things are so much harder because they’re woman brought me down to bitterness and hatefulness for men and made my dreams feel further away. But having someone say there really isn’t anything set in place to stop you and I honestly couldn’t think a singular barrier against women in America kinda just broke my brain in a good way
I love Sydney and her videos. She made a video a couple months ago about the death of the tomboy. As a woman who was a tomboy as a child, it was sad seeing that video. Tomboys are NOT trans! They are girls who simply aren't into traditional girls' things.
Yeah that was a pretty good video, and pretty accurate as well
Modern parents. Boys can like dolls and girls can like sports
Also modern parents. My child isn't playing with stereotypical toys, they must be trans
exactly! tomboys and boys whole likes girl things are fine,trans people aren't
But have you ever considered removing your breasts?...
@@bohnonlosobb agreed
Kudos to both Sydney and Pearl for their absolute patience and self-control.
Congrats to Sidney and Pearl indeed. And kudos to Vice, honestly. I didn’t expect different voices in a debate there.
I can't even watch a 5 min clip of those "women"
Why did I read that as "portion control"? lol
@@TH-yx4io The trans predator and the wheelchair lady? Yeah. They were annoying.
To this day, Pearl still hasn't got an answer to "what barriers?"
Never will get one either.
She'll never get any because there's none.
I loved this interview, but was so sad when I heard Pearl say they were there for 3 hours and a lot of the good points were omitted from the final 40 minute draft. I wish they would make an uncut version available so we can see ALL OF THE CONVERSATION and make our own conclusions. Published interviews like this bother me more than when clips channels use improper words or spelling in their closed captioning.
Pearl and Sydney were super based. The others had no comebacks, so they resorted to personal attacks.
Tyoical liberal/democrat responce; no facts, then just name call & threaten.
Pearl and Sydney🗿
The Pro-Life feminist on the panel actually impressed me
Hey. Hey there. Hey....Your gay. Ah, gay Harry Patter Fan----ooh, like, reely? Iem in Slytherin................OBVEE-O-SLY.
@@benperreth1532 Wtf💀💀
"What barriers do you face as a woman that a man doesn't face?
"In disabled"
No, what barriers *as a woman* do you have to get past that a man doesn't?"
"I'm black"
What? I'm asking you what, as a women, is stopping you form succeeding in life that doesn't apply to men!"
"I'm trans"
*"I'm talking about men vs women!"*
"Why are you being so hostel??? 😭😭😭"
It's so frustrating and hilarious to watch at the same time 😂What aren't these women getting? Like, I mean I guess we could compare a disabled man to a disabled women to make these people happy, but why do that when the topic is just about feminism? It's such an obvious deflection tactic...
I find some humor in those two transgender "women" pulling "no true Scotsman".
that was so funny honestly, i guess only women can be disabled and black
They probably would have said something like “but that man can’t be as disabled as me because men are more physically strong than women. (except when they transition and become a woman and then we can compete in physical sports together and their is no advantage there)
These conversations are like how kids one-up each other with “infinity and infinity + 1 and infinity times infinity” and so on. They just keep making excuses until you’re too exhausted to talk to them anymore and they think they win.
@Clifs World "That's what I'm asking ya!!"
@@sleepykittyH wrong person sorry
This reminded me of my AP Human geography class as a freshman. The college board was very feminist and tried to teach that women had it harder than men in society but my teacher was having none of that. My teacher taught the material to our class that was provided by college board, but also found every counter arguments to their arguments. I loved that teacher so much!
I love this so much! I took AP Government my senior year and to this day I have NO idea if my teacher was a democrat or republican. He taught from a neutral standpoint that I took for granted at the time. I had no idea how bias teachers could be
taking APHG right now, so relateable lmao
If they put Brett up on that panel she would've destroyed all their arguments. Maybe that's why they didn't invite her
I saw this online - the 45-minute version of a five-hour conversation. Really impressed with Pearl. So level-headed, sticking to "feminism" without racism or ableism or any other isms, and just asking the question none dared even try to answer. Glad you brought it back, with your comments. You should have been there, too.
Well that's because race issues and ability issues affect both men AND women. Trying to make them a "feminism issue" only shows that you have mental issues.
I watched the whole video too, the fact that comments are disabled ia as telling as it is frustrating.
As an atheist liberal living in Canada - in this vice debate one of the feminists sitting on the right said that it is "such conservative thinking" to hear a woman have to explain herself when making a claim. WTF? Yes. If you say "I was treated unfairly" or "my boss didn't pay me as much because I'm a woman" or "the guy at the bar sexually assaulted me" yes you're going to need to explain yourself. That's called being an adult.
Liberals in Canada may as well be called Conservatives here in the US. Accountability and the ability to overcome challenges is seen as Conservative by leftists in the US.
welcome to the modern day we have the tech to send satallites out into the galaxy and can go to the bottom of the ocean but we can't raise people to have self responsibilty or common sense in 90% of the worlds countries
I didn't understand what she was saying! As a man, how am I supposed to truly understand and do better in the future if you don't explain the situation to me! That's how issues become cyclical
You a lib , blackface disapproves
@@swissgoat4981 they don't want to explain, they want u to follow their word without asking question, absolute obedience
Kudos to Sydney and Pearl for putting up with that nonsense. For a panel that was supposed to be about women's issues, it very quickly became a "me, me, me" debate. I couldn't watch the entire thing it was just infuriating to see the lack of any kind of maturity from 2/3 of the panel and the overt attempt to prevent any kind of debate. It was just an absolute nightmare.
It also had very little to do with women. It was more about disabilities and race. Plus, two of them weren't even women. This panel was so hard to watch
The "WOMAN" doing the interview Elizabeth Landers is also a transgender. Why are there 3 transgenders on this feminism panel?
I know i got about 2/3 through before wanting to throw the controller at the tv 😆
women
As a 37 year old woman I am SO PROUD that there is a younger woman that has this common sense and integrity. Go girl❤
let me guess, you got a husband?
@@Aylo.G I did but he died 2 years ago. I also have 3 young children
i thought so (not the widow part)
very easy to see the difference between childish girls and women like yourself❤️, i hope you get better, how long were you married?
@@realsouthernmamayall8711very sorry for your loss. I hope you and your family are doing well 🙏❤️
When she said “what’s stopping you” and she laughs made it funnier because she knew people were going to take it the wrong way to achieve victim points 😂 she isn’t wrong just because you have a disability doesn’t necessarily stop you from achieving many great things in life
Those evil manly curbs and masculine speed bumps.
@@Lp0tr33 for real! Those speedbumps were most likely made by men (cuz women dont want to) so i blame the patriarchy!
Literally she could be an athlete, an actress, literally anything, cause disabilities don’t stop people from achieving a lot of their dreams
I was writing an article about Ocupational Teraphy and I wrote about people with disabilities that do amazing things, from a person with no legs climbing a mountain (with prostetics obviously) and a Paraplegic (not sure if that's how you spell the word in English) that graduated as a private pilot.
@@dokessezeaka5159 yeah but she “used to have pretty privilege” when she was younger. (They probably lied tho)
So she thought she was special 😂 poor thing 😂
I can’t believe how many times they dodged pearly’s question & just outright said “I’m not answering that” 💀💀 it’s one of the most simple questions with the simplest answer, there is no barriers ☠️.
There is a barrier. It's their insufferable personalities and bad attitude.
It was frustrating, but what was hilarious was that Pearl herself was the only one actually able to provide an example of a struggle/barrier that women genuinely still face today, and that simply wasn't her intention. This is why I don't like Pearl, she often just regurgitates red pill ideas and narratives, but she really doesn't have the ability to critically think and form her own opinions. So, when she's trying to bring a valid point about female athletes that comes from her own experience, it comes in direct contradiction to how she framed things earlier because she either just doesn't think these things through enough, or her main goal is to get validation from the red pill community rather than adding anything of substance to the debate. I'm glad Syndey called her out for oversimplifying the topic of the wage gap because its not that i even disagree with Pearl, but she does this way too often and comes off as ignorant.
@@anybody2501 and that’s the truest answer 🤣
@@telise8730 I think you’re looking into it too deep
@@telise8730I see what you're trying to do, but the problem with it is that these feminists are not talking about barriers they are themselves enforcing. Let's not forget that they all jumped at the chance to defend the trans(fake)women. They are the ones pushing a barrier in themselves. When they say barrier, they mean they can't kill their child whenever. Or they think they somehow don't have the same legal rights, when they in fact have more in many cases. Pearl isn't trying to get validation. Just because someone says saomething you don't like, or in a way you don't like, doesn't mean they are disingenuous. And as far as "oversimplifing" things, a lot of time, some exactitude is needed to not allow people who disagree, but have no argument, from being able to convolute and muddy the point to where its not understandable anymore.
This is ridiculous, the argument keeps going back to her being disabled. Men can be disabled too, disabled men might need to use ramps too, and hey, I have migraines and it's more common in females, but I don't blame men for my migraines! It's useless blaming people for things they have no control over, and that includes blaming yourself...
i’m temporarily disabled due to an injury and like… it’s my choice whether to give up and sit and cry or just continue with my life to the best of my abilities. you won’t become less disabled just because you scream about it, and neither are you disabled because of who you are. that woman has just mentally blocked herself off, if she feels she can’t do whatever she wants, she did that to herself with such horrible thinking
I’m 17 and a girl, and although I do identify as a feminist I’ve been so embarrassed to even say that nowadays. Just because of all the extremists and k!ll all men people getting super famous everywhere online. I’m an actual feminist yk equality, rights over our bodies, etc… not women being above men and all that BS. And I get chastised for that belief all the time because I don’t blame Men for every problem, and Brett you have inspired me so much and reading all these comments I feel reassured I’m not the only one with these beliefs anymore. Keep doing what you do.
Good for you. You are the real feminist
Remember when your teacher would give feedback on your paper like “show your work” and “give examples?” Not only did many of these women not learn that lesson, they feel attacked by it.
Everyone except Pearl, Layla, and Sydney was constantly attacking and avoiding questions.
Bravo to Sydney and Pearl for being so patient.
Edit: Thank you for the likes! :)
Layla wasn't avoiding questions. Girl that sat in front of Pearl on the first row and next to the Afghani girl.
@@Sammy2g3 I agree. Layla Grey was very calm and rational, but VICE cut out most of her stuff.
@@robertburke5354 Oh, I see, I didn't watch most of the vice video, so I didn't know.
Layla Grey did not have a chance to speak or was edited out. I cannot stand Vice.
Lol Pearl ALWAYS makes me laugh with how direct she is about these things. She's about as subtle as a herd of velociraptors riding Harleys and shooting Hellfire shotguns... And DAMN it's glorious to watch! Lol
Sydney’s reaction video on this was hilarious too. I’d advice everyone who enjoyed this to watch it, because obviously a lot of great points from Pearl and Sydney were cut out.
Also I feel bad for Pearl and Sydney, I think Sydney herself even made a reaction video to this itself even though she was in this already.
Yeah, she did. One thing she said was that the discussion went for 3-4 hour!
Yeah, the crazy girl on the right tried to devalue what Sydney said by saying she’s just a “white girl from Australia who lives in a bubble”. These people are so discriminatory while trying to preach for equality.
Eli Erlick is also a grapist. Blaire White did a good video about everything Eli has done. The girl that Eli assaulted unalived herself, possibly due to the wave of Eli's followers harassing her and calling her a liar.
Omg poor girl
@Detective sorry. I'm using my old phone and emojis look different
Brett: "You can't wink and cry your way out of a ticket as a man."
Me: "Clearly, you've never seen me get pulled over by a cop."
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Teach me your tricks senpai
AYO
I don't know about crying, but if it's a female cop the winking might work
2:33 completly agree, but the one point that hasn't been adressed really anywhere is if women are being raised to go into specific jobs that pay less by upbringing and is that a completly natural balance? js
Yeah, I was waiting for it to be said. Inequality in opportunities exist mostly because of gender roles (and that also creates 50% of our wage gap). Something 2nd wave feminists were fighting against, but modern feminists forgot about. Seems like they only want to talk about LGBT, race and disabilities..
Im woman from the uk and before i retired i was a criminal defence lawyer. A very male dominated area of the industry esp 25yrs ago when i first entered that field. But it never once occurred to me that i couldn’t do it. I just did it. I went out when i was at university and applied to every law firm to do any work from filing to typing just to get contacts and experience. Then when i was applying fir jobs i applied for everything i saw whether i wanted it or not so i learned how to be interviewed. Then when working in the industry going into prisons, police stations, courts all dealing with 98% male clients, lawyers, judges etc i never felt or thought less than. I remember once a female lawyer came to my area from london and said to me how can you let these men be like this with you its so disparaging and just cos your a woman! I looked her totally confused as really had no idea what she meant. It turned out to her it was bad that my clients would run up to my car when they saw me arrive at court to help with my very heavy and multiple bags, it was wrong that the other lawyers made suggestions and gave advice to me on a case (even though they were just helping someone less experienced a position they had once been in and knew how it felt!). The chat that went on was also bad - you know the banter that i gave more than as good as i got and throughly enjoyed the fun of it. Im afraid i wasn’t as quick as my client who overheard as he told her she needed to take the stick out of her ass and get a life! My clients were very over protective 😆
@DMG. Typing, punctuation, and capitalising letters obviously wasn't your strong point but if you've got a secretary why do you need to know these things.
I would like to add to that in my last job, as a woman, we had a new employee (a man) who was paid more than me and yet we had the same job, but we must take into account that:
I got my contract from the former bosses and at a time when our team was complete.
he got the job from the new boss and was really needed because there weren't enough people in the team.
Before concluding his contract, he demanded a certain price for his salary (of course the boss agreed, we absolutely needed someone more)
And so there was a pay gap, but at any time I could have asked for a raise, at any time I could have quit my job for a "better" place. I didn't because:
I liked my job
I liked my team
I was grateful for the lack of accountability that came with not being in charge. (Because of his higher salary, the team treated him like a manager and depended on him.)
There are responsibilities that come with being paid more, which at the time I didn't think I could handle.
Now I'm doing another job where I'm better paid than others and I have more responsibilities. Now I have the ability to do it and the confidence to ask for a certain salary. Mainly because I learned from watching my colleague do his job and learned from his attitude.
I just grew up, it's part of life.
Some people will never have the abilities to be better paid, others will never have the backbone to handle the responsibilities that come with these salaries, but in no case is it due to sexism.
(we can say that if I didn't dare to ask for a raise in my first job, it's because of gender stereotypes that push women to be less assertive than men, but it's still not sexism but gender behavior, no discrimination took place)
@@Holycurative9610
Do you know i am so fed up with people on here thinking its ok to belittle someone over such insignificant things. I could understand you correcting me if it was some significant matter of fact. I would have enjoyed the debate. But the very inconsequential nature of it is what makes it so unkind. It simply isn’t necessary. It is obvious that i would almost certainly be typing on a phone (typos therefore occur) and also that the tone/style on here is informal and not the professional style i would use in my career. It is not difficult to think that through. But instead you decide to have a totally unnecessary pop at me for only one reason that i can see - to make you feel good at my expense. Well congratulations you did it, hope you feel all warm and fuzzy now!
@@sophietessier8998 I really enjoyed reading your perspective. I thought it was very interesting. I never really thought about it like that because I guess in my career there was a hierarchy and that was just as you say not due to gender, but due to your experience. I never really put that into a conscious thought before, so it was interesting reading your comment and realising actually that was what happened in my career too and probably in most professional positions. Thank you I enjoyed reading your perspective. And I’m glad that you have found the confidence to move up your career ladder and I’m glad you’re enjoying your current work. Amanda
@DMG Yeah that was really lame. I too used to work in a male dominated industry. At our quarterly meetings where we got all the department heads together of about two dozen people I was often the only woman! Women would get hired but often didn't last because of the long hours and travel required. I never felt as though I was treated differently or as though I was "less than". In fact on one business trip to Portland when everyone was deciding what to do on their own time some of the guys invited me to go to a strip club with them lol. I politely declined and had a nice dinner with my former mentor instead. I enjoy banter and dark humor and as you say I gave even better than I got, it was a stressful job but I had lots of fun working with those guys. These women on this panel have no idea how much better life can be when you're not looking for reasons to hate people and feel sorry for yourself.
The problem with a lot of these "social causes" is that they're rooted in entitlement. They're like the kids that you'd run into on the playground and change the rules every 2 min to whatever game you're playing. Brett is exactly right in saying that life isn't fair and that you can't change the rules of life for your own benefit. The strength of one's character as a person is measured on how they overcome those moments when life isn't fair.
@stop, I don’t care far from it actually. You have no idea where I'm from, the environment I grew up in, or the beliefs that I was surrounded by. I'll give you a hint though, most of the people I grew up with had the same moronic and selfish way of thinking as you do
I’m glad my mom let me do more masculine stuff growing up, my mom wanted me toughen up so I won’t let guys take advantage of me. It wasn’t that I was trans, I just thought guys stuff was way cooler than girl stuff most of the time. I freaking loved littlest pet shop though. As well as beyblades.
@Detective you okay?
@Detective tell us what you need. we will try to help you.
Imagine sending a beyblade into the littlest pet shop 😅
@detective2221 you are one step closer to being your ideal self, atleast you have acknowledged your issues. Now, next steps, talk to people who genuinely care for you, parents, friends, teachers etc. Try meditating, getting into your hobbies, maybe try playing the violin, take a walk, get a pet etc etc. Live your best life, that's all you are responsible for. I'll certainly pray for you. All the best.
Wait so are you trans
After watching the full episode of this debate, it’s astounding how not a single topic ends up being answered coherently because as soon as someone begins to make sense of the situation the next changes the conversation to something completely different
Legend has it that Pearl is still diligently looking, in the hopes of finding these ever-elusive barriers…
They wouldn't say any barriers. Other than wheelchair ramps for the wheelchair lady.
@@senorpepper3405 you’re supposed to go up those, they aren’t barriers. Checkmate, wheelchair lady!
/s
Inspector Pearl
Waiting for the drop of the next hit conservative documentary "What is a Barrier?"
@@thomo66 it’s fascinating how humans can self-sabotage to this degree. there is nothing stopping women in western countries to become astronauts, lawyers, doctors, nuclear scientists… except their own mental illusions that they can’t
Well done to Pearl and Sydney to keeping their cool. Sydney has a video on her experience in the panel and mentioned that the cut version was far more tame and as "on topic" as they could edit it. The uncut panel was nothing but "as a ______" statements and off topic tyrades. That and some of their sentences were even spliced and cut at breaths. They really did hold it together being probably the only 2 people there willing to listen and ask genuine question on the others' comments instead of just falling into the "as a" argument. Mad props.
Brett, people like you and Pearl give me hope for society. its like a fresh breath of sanity. Thank God.
Imo Brett is a little more well spoken. I know Brett can cut and start over while Pearl is on the spot (referring to her podcasts) but I like the message to be clear and therefore prefer Brett over Pearl tbh. Both are great role-models for society though.
dont forget Sydney and Amala
that norm clip you added had me spitting water out LMAO
It makes me so happy that someone is standing up for me and my fellow brothers who are the ones who actually face discrimination in the name of this “social justice” shi*. Thank you.
AMEN
I just wanted to let you know that I've been red pilled with in the last year because of all the COVID and trans shit and I found out today that my daughter watches you. I couldn't be prouder that she's found content that makes her think for herself.
Same here! I live in a solid blue area where nearly everyone is liberal and was a Dem all my life. Was growing disillusioned with the trans issues and increasing culture of victimhood, finally left them forever over the mandate madness. It feels good to be free doesn't it?
@@_Gwuapo she just said she was proud lol can you read
Woooo. Seriously good job at raising her. I know I'm just a stranger but seriously, good job.
Good on you for raising your daughter to seek out "thinking content" rather than the vapid content that make up a huge part of social media.
How can content that only shows one side of the political spectrum encourage someone to think for themesveles
Pearl helped me so much in my way of thinking as a woman. I really thought feminism was necessary in my country when I was a bit younger, because I used to see it was a necessity everywhere ! So a big thank you to Pearl and Brett, for opening my eyes these last months !
The best thing to take from this whole interview is when Pearl said "Feminism is about Equality only when it benefits us". There's so much to that sentence.
I love how VICE turned off the moments section for this...
The panel was extremely off topic with two biologic males there.
Vice tried making Sydney & Pearl look like the crazy ones, it was ridiculous...
Shame on them.
Pearl & Sydney stood their ground & id say they won the debate!
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three the host is trans aswell
@@Czesin stfu rly???
@@Czesin you're right. Thanks. its insane how much those 2 men bullied those 2 women at a FEMINIST debate. its just crazy to me lol.
@@Czesin I did not know that and now this is somehow even worse..
I'll so watch a video where Brett, Sydney and Pearl discuss feminism and other topics. That'll be an intelligent conversation where everyone can give answers to such simple questions.
Seconded.
Why do you need them to give answers to simple questions? Debate is better when there are two intelligent opposing sides, lefties gotta find their smart folks and push them to the front. There has to be one out there that can defend these crazy positions.
That would be amazing honestly....
@@jonathandevereaux298 true, a discussion between those three would be more civilised, but not really useful. A debate only has a point if sides oppose. I feel like they would you mostly agree on everything.
@@maxtelintelo6577 I’m sure they all don’t agree on 100% of these feminist issues, I think itd be a great panel
This will be the third video I've watched reacting to the interview and it really doesn't get old because it's just so bizarre and embarrassing I can watch it over and over. 🤣
Want to laugh, go to Kadija Mbawe's post about making a video. People are actually defending these women!!! It's insane
@@Kaybye555 Doesn't surprise me a bit. If they really face the backlash against men equally, thry would be changing their atritude.
@@Kaybye555 definitely gonna check that out lol
@@Kaybye555 the echo chamber is strong with that one 💀
It takes me hours to watch a 20 min vid because of the cringe of women not taking accountability for their choices. You're strong than me.
I am a 20 year old woman in I.T. I applied for a help-desk job with no education at 19. Got the job. Then I worked really hard to show how useful I am. After 1 year, I asked for a title change and raise. I am now a 20 year old I.T. Technician and I just got a 30% raise. I was terrified, but I did it. We can do anything we want to do. The only people around me that were making me not want to try were the women around, saying how I can't do it because of sexism. Don't listen to this, just go for it.
Hey everybody is terrified because it feels so awkward to talk about salary and stuff. Job well done to you, many guys would have supported you saying go for it, I know I would have, if you're good you're good you know
the god of war clip of odin screaming at thor cracked me up. Love how the producers are well versed with meme culture
they be boys 😎👍
I just want to say that slide into the VPN ad was smooooth. Also, Pearl(and you) is a real gem of a woman. These kinds of voices need to be heard more.
I swear the feminists on this panel were the embodiment of online trolling. How does somebody ask you what disadvantages you have as a woman specifically and nothing else and you just go back to something else. They’re definitely self-aware of what they’re doing here at the very least. It’s like actual online trolling tactics but in real life.
The way you deliver ads/sponsor is so smooth
Even Amala Ekpunobi was cracking it at this and she is far more calm than Brett, so yeah, rage is kinda justified at this video
The disrespect to pearl and Sydney who have different opinions just shows that they are very much intolerant of others and only want fairness if you believe the same thing they do.
I'm happy you pointed out that Eli was on this panel. She should be in prison.
He,*
@@jonnymac2791 You're right, I didn't mean to misgender him.
Oh trust me... He'd be a she... In prison... Everyone's b*tch.
Why though?
@ghita rakik because he openly admitted that he intends to skate around state laws to mail out prescription medication to children without the parents' knowledge or consent. That is SO illegal, and I really shouldn't have to explain why.
7:37 to play devils advocate, I would say that guys are allowed to be silly and stupid up to a certain age as well. A 22 year old is not taken seriously in the workplace or among older adults. Up until probably 26 were viewed as kids who just became adults.
How doesn’t Brett lose her mind??? I was literally screaming at these idiots and she’s so chill. I could never, props to her ❤
She can’t loose her mind. She could possibly lose her mind. But not loose it.
@@Yoda_Saint_Cloud 🤣 lol quick typing, my bad thanks
@@Yoda_Saint_Cloud huh?
If the screw is loose
Maybe she's saying a lot in her head but doesn't let it show.
The lady who claims to be Muslim (which I don’t believe her considering the way how she talks and acts) looked miserable the entire debate & had an ugly evil laugh towards Sydney who’s talking about her experience which she was being very hypocritical since she said at the beginning “we should respect people with dignity of there existences” something like that & then she looses her temper tantrums saying “your literally a Yt women from Australia, WHO’S PISSED THAT VOICES ARE BEING HEARD HAVE BEEN SILENCED FOREVER!!!”.
Like chill lady.
LOL. Silenced forever. Loved that. The 1% aristocracy silenced the other 99%. Both the 1 and the 99 were equal men and women. Today women have a voice, men don't.
Yeah I was wanting to see Brett react to the Batman Villain laugh. 😅 Ah well.
I’m pretty sure lady’s parent escaped the Middle East, maybe Afghanistan, to Germany where she was born and the moved to Canada where she grew up. That’s why she has a perfect American accent. She didn’t escape anything herself.
She's in the wrong situation, she's a frontline culture war warrior type, not intellectual, calmly debate the merits of the cause you champion type. Thus, she didn't belong there any more than a soldier in an actual war belongs in a debate with College students who are in a debate course who hold opposite views. He's going to lose his temper at some point like she did, spout profanities like she did, and, look like the comparative barabarian she happens to be.
Like really, i kinda hoped the trans on the panel would have said something about it. She was the only one that could respond calmly. Im sure if she would have said something like 'why are you not treating her with respect, like you said you wanted to earlier' Then they probably would have listened. It just too easy for them to not listen when the other 2 women do because their the VILLANS. Do these people really not realize how hypocritcal they are?
Can we talk about the way that one person walked back her compliment of Pearl’s appearance?
‘Oh, that boosted your self esteem a bit? No, not allowed, you’re ugly in every way.’
I don’t think I’ve seen a single argument for feminism that hasn’t included some other “oppressed” label attached to it for years. It always has to include race, sexuality, transgenderism, colonialism, capitalism, or climate change. I guess it makes sense though, given that there no longer is any argument for feminism based solely on male versus female rights.
If there was a Grammy or Oscar for acting/talking with your hands, brett would be a sure thing.
I like her air quotes.
Pearl and Sydney seem genuinely patient and well-spoken. They stayed on topic and waited their turn to debate NOT argue. I can appreciate them for speaking their minds because they aren't attacking.
I’m actually glad that there’s someone like you on UA-cam cause almost everyone I’ve seen is trying to support this or doesn’t want to say anything about it cause they think something going to happen to them
Pretty sure they support it cuz it aligns with their values. Most every day humans have nothing to gain from being a feminist
Modern feminism definition:
We want preferential treatment without increased scrutiny and accountability.
The part where that gal’s face is twitching while listening to pearl says absolutely everything anyone needs to know about this interaction.
They’re full of hatred.
This Vice special was sickening to watch. I love Pearl and Sydney. They were completely shouted down and disrespected at every single opportunity. 🤬
Pure craziness, they can't answer the question so it's not a fair question, god they are dumb
When you were talking about fairness and that life isn’t fair my mind went to a quote from a film: “Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something.” Perfect response to these. Wish your editors put it in this video.
William Goldman, The Princess Bride
@@matityaloran9157you got it. Love that film growing up. One of my top favorite movies
@@tmntgirl4life Fun fact, it’s based on a book which is also quite good
@@matityaloran9157I’ve read the book. And it’s very good. The author is a screenwriter by profession so he wrote the screenplay for the film. Also a sad fact about the film The Spaniard’s actor (I can’t remember his name) he lost his father to cancer during the production so when he fights the 6 fingered man at the climax he put all his hate and frustration to the cancer in that performance especially the line “I want my father back, you son of a b***h”
@@tmntgirl4life That was a sad story.
I have to say I love how she slides in adds for her sponsors.. it's great.. best I've seen on UA-cam by far
That man called Eli is the one that sends hormone blockers to underage kids without letting the parents know
It’s almost as if people just want to complain rather than solve their problems
I'm so happy to be a normal dude.
A boring normal dude.
I don't care about anyone's struggles or causes.
Life is so chill.
Do you lift bro ? Or exercise.
@@Madrid199 just curious why that even matters? Is this some kind of insecurity of yours?🤷♂️
Because in all reality most men that I know and I'm friends with don't need to " "lift" or some stringent exercise program because they actually lead a healthy life and work for a living and not sit on their ass.👍
EDIT: After reading your comment I'm hoping you're making that in sarcasm? If so I apologize if not I don't apologize😂
@@Madrid199
No, I'm less than six foot and survive off Twinkies and honey buns. Over 40 and hefty. I drive a 2004 Buick Regal and live with my mom. Video games are a daily joy.
@@Wyomingchief Bro it was a question,is it wrong to ask a question,are u fine in here🧠, most the guys you know dont lift, sad bro sad,its like asking a question is a violation,do you have problems in here🧠,do you need help.
@@Madrid199
Who are you talking to? I don't see their comment. Is UA-cam playing funny trix on me!!! 😡
I swear ain't none of them have heard the phrase "there's a time and a place"
"So what are the barriers? " her reaction was funny
Thank you. I was born, raised, and live in Seattle and sometimes feel like the entire world around me is clinically insane. Im just stoked that there are still young people out there that aren't completely wacko. LOL!
Californian here... I get you! There are people that NOT insane
I'm with you! I grew up in Seattle and my oh my...
@Brettcooper01 LOL fake account is fake
Love this comment, I feel the same way most of the time
Seattle is out of control right meow.
Pearl the whole time: "What barriers are there for women?"
Vice: 👁️👄👁️
Are we talking about women of color or women with a disability? XD
Unfair question!!1! :'(
10:25: I think an important question here if is there are any barriers for her, as an disabled women, that would not exist for a man with the same disability.
I feel like the woman who keeps trying to bring her disability into the argument needs to be having that argument with a disabled man, not other women. Especially since the same barriers affecting her would also affect him. 🤔
I agree with you
The "barriers" are so extreme that 2 people on that panel literally chose to add those "barriers" to their lives.
I genuinely don’t know if I could sit through this lol. Thank u Sydney and Pearl for suffering through this for all of us 😩
Pearl may have had good points on this panel, but she sure as hell isn't "dope" imo.
Pearl and Sydney are the only ones capable of having a logical and reasonable discussion. The lady next to Sydney is also reasonable
I think that was a guy
My dad worked as a project manager at a manufacturing plant with furnaces and heavy lifting. They tried to meet their female employee quota and literally couldn’t keep a single one. They all left because they didn’t want to work in 100+ degree conditions lifting heavy steel plates out of furnaces and machines. That field repels women despite the starting wage being $25+ per hour.
That's just exactly it and they shouldn't blame men for that, it's their choice to not do the hard jobs so own that choice instead of bitching about men and patriarchy. Everyone has choices they make, own the choices and the consequences.
They still have work like
that what education level
is required?
I'm stuck in the food service.
Would've loved to see Brett's reaction to Sydney's justified meltdown
Bret, Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro have to understand the ground reality, that having more rights in legal writing contexts don’t mean people have more such rights. The behaviour towards women is still not equal. Men still dominate women in personal and professional spaces. If you don’t face it, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. These people need to come out of their self created bubble where they all are so knowledgeable and woke.
True that, reality is somewhere in the middle between these extremes.
That’s the problem though. “Men are dominant” isnt a super actionable complaint. Laws have been passed to protect the rights of women. Beyond that, there’s not much of a clear method to fix your problem. What do you want to do to rectify that? Tell them to be nicer? You could try that, but I wouldnt hold my breath if I were you.
I think a lot of times women confuse biological differences for inequality. Women not getting the job because there more careful and timid doesn’t equal inequality it just means there looking for confidence and a certain quality that the women just might not have.
Something I want to add regarding pay - men are encouraged from a young age to take risks, anything from their behaviours in school to asking out their crush. This gives them experience/courage later in life to ask for things such as a pay rise, etc. I think this is a massive factor to later in life. I think if girls had the same treatment earlier in life, the would be more confident as women to ask for a pay rise, etc.
I guess what I am saying is a significant part of the behaviour can be attributed to community rather than biology.
Well. Not any more.
@@keithfaulkner6319 There is a difference in thinking you are entitled to a raise vs asking if your boss will give it to you because of your hard work.
@@matchaeylle my comment was refering to men being raised to take risks.
Men (boys forever) are now being raised to be perpetual wimps.
I’m raising a daughter. And she will never get away with the “I’m a ditzy blonde and I don’t know what I’m doing” game around me. My girl is gorgeous and people have already started to ONLY compliment her looks. Not the fact she reads multiple grade levels above herself, that she is altruistic and kind, that she is funny, and witty and can memorize anything she wants. Not that she’s an artist. Nothing other than her face, hair and smile. I tell her CONSTANTLY, what’s more important than being pretty on the outside?? And she knows, the ONLY answer is “Being pretty on the inside” and what that means for our family is “being smart, kind, funny, loving and strong”. I’m not raising a wilting violet. My daughter will know her worth and it won’t just be because she got a pretty face because of genetics. ❤
My partner still has problems with that. She was blessed with incredible genetics and a much larger than average chest. People still act like she got where she is through looks. That's wrong. She's smart and hard working and, possibly unfortunately, she's absolutely ruthless in business and not afraid to crush those who stand in her way. Now that I think about it, she might qualify as technically evil. But I swear she's not a bad person
3:38 this is so stupid. what does being a woman have to do with race? what do the biological components that make women, women, have to do with race?! these terms r getting more and more nonsensical, so cringeworthy.