July 19, 2019 - Slightly Offensive - Elijah Schaffer
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Debunking Feminist Memes W/ My Wife | Ep 18
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Everybody loves a good meme and everybody loves a good meme that roasts feminism.
Today I brought on with me a guest Crocs On from the popular YouTube channel Crocs On.
Her actual name is Kezia.
She's here from Australia to help me discuss the insanity of what feminism has become and we're using feminist memes from actual feminist Instagrams to accomplish that task.
welcome back to slightly offensive with your favorite gay black woman me elijah shaffer i am I am actually joined in the studio with your favorite new straight white male Kezia who runs the YouTube channel as mentioned Crocs On, which is similar in doing interviews and is going to be starting some sort of commentary on her channel.
So today's topic that we're going to tackle is basically feminism.
And of course, people might be thinking, well, we've beat this topic into the ground and we're not here to talk about anything that you have heard before.
We're going to talk about some new things and we're going to actually debunk feminism by looking at what feminists are talking about today.
What are they discussing?
And we want to look at some trends in the memes that are trying to program basically our young children, our daughters, people who engage on social media platforms, specifically Instagram, whose target age is actually about 13 to 25 years old.
So we're going to look at the way that they've tried to restructure beauty norms, the way that they've aligned with intersectionals.
We'll get into that.
The way that they glorify and praise Obama, the way that they are trying to challenge social norms to put in their weird sort of postmodern ideas, and then also look at these bizarre, weird claims that they make, which are totally untrue.
So we're going to start right now by looking at weird claims.
Okay, so feminists, obviously, have this weird persona that anything they say is true as long as they get a lot of likes on their picture.
And there's a really big trending meme right now on the main account called Feminist, which has 1.2 million followers.
And it's by neighborhood activists.
So right here it says, it's one of those memes that has, it says men, colon, and then us, colon, as if like there's a conversation.
So it says men.
Here's what men are saying to women.
I don't understand how hard it is to say no to man.
Like it's one word.
Just say no.
And then it says, this is what we're saying, women, women say back.
Okay, so this is where we get into the interesting idea of these weird claims.
So basically, we start out, first of all, with bad grammar.
It says, I don't understand how hard it is to say no to man.
You know, by the way, men is a plural.
You know, the men with an E is an actual plural form.
So if you're saying the way to say no to men or you would say no to a man, so this is a problem with feminists is they seem to be moral authorities on, you know, the way that we work in society, but they can't seem to work out their own homework.
Yeah, so this is the same story to keep using in memes over and over again where they're saying, like, basically, if you don't give a man your number, if you say no, you're going to get punched in the face.
And this is where we actually end up in the R-A-P-E culture that they invented in some of the rap culture.
The rap culture.
Yes.
It's true.
It's like, it's like you're telling women, look, if a man is trying to advance on you, you don't want it.
You can't say no or you're going to get hurt.
So then don't say no and then instead call the cops on him in the morning and claim that you didn't want to be in that situation.
But I forgot my then he would have gotten a black guy, actually.
And that's what the weird thing is.
Men are so afraid, actually, of contacting women.
That's why people are having less sex than they've ever had before.
Our generation and actually the generation below me is having the least amount of sex possible because people are very afraid of actually contacting women because they're afraid of being accused of rap.
Nice boys who are good at sports and have lots of friends and are well liked by everyone and who pick up others' litter and who reach to grab a can for you on the high shelf at the supermarket and have never had a problem finding a girlfriend can still be a rapist.
And this is that same sort of quote where it's like, look, I want you to be scared, woman.
Be scared.
All right, here's a couple more claims.
This goes even further.
All right, this is from Alexis Isabel, and it says, I refuse to believe that men shout vulgar things at you from their cars for any other reason than the desire to make us feel unsafe.
They know we don't like it.
They know we're not interested.
They know it does nothing but terrify us.
They just want to assert their power.
And before I get into this, this is Alexa Isabel.
She's a verified account, a blue checkmark, which means you have to listen to her because she probably made some obscure show on MTV in 2007, and therefore she's worthy of your attention.
Anyways, let's start out by saying that we, these feminists always speak on behalf of all women.
Yeah, like, of course, you're going to have some men who are going to shout really derogatory things and you sort of go, oh, don't do that.
But there has been a lot of times where I've been walking down the street and someone will say, hey, sexy girl, or well, even that, but like, just like, oh, like, you're pretty, or, you know, something like that.
It's like, I know if I ever told a girl, I'm not one of catcall people on the street because that's not necessarily my, I'm not like, just, oh, what's up?
What's up, Chica?
First of all, might I say there's certain ethnicities that are more likely to do this.
I'm not even joking.
And so that's the weird part about this.
We'll get into intersectionality.
But like, there's, there's not, I mean, there's not too many, like, just normal white guys I've seen in LA do this, but whatever.
That doesn't matter.
The point is, is they're saying that men are doing this to assert their power.
Girl 18 is punched unconscious after telling men, I'm sorry, I'm not interested.
We should just put that meme at the end of everything as this.
Okay, so two more.
We're going to end on these.
We got Brandon Tracy, who's also, that's a girl, trust me.
Brenda, oh, Brenda Tracy.
Brendan Tracy, 26.
Yes, she's verified.
Go ahead and, and this one's really good, actually.
But we're going to use the P word for the pee-pee place for the boys and the V word for the pee-pee place for the girls, just because we're trying to stick here to what we've been requested since our channel's currently been under serious review.
We've been really hit.
It's been really frustrating, actually.
YouTube's given us a lot of trouble with our channel, and so we're kind of like on the teeter of like completely being like demonetized, like crowder and stuff.
So we're trying to kind of stay in the middle of not getting our videos taken down, which we've had quite a few issues of recently.
People get uncomfortable talking about sex and have a hard time saying the words P and V and then expect rap victims to just walk into a police station and talk to a detective like it's nothing.
Okay, so she's saying literally like the reason why women feel unsafe and then the reason why that they don't report abusive behavior is because in our homes we're not able to talk about our genitals.
The only place that you're, you have to act like a fourth grader now in the SJW world is currently on YouTube where they don't let you say literally anything that's in the real world because they're busy constructing their own.
But it's P-E-N-I-S and V-A-G-I-N-A.
I'm not going to ask her to spell anything on the show, but the reality is that, yeah, who's literally upset about people talking about their genitals?
Literally, only YouTube, Google, maybe some feminists and fourth grade teachers.
And they're saying, I want power over men, but you're power over men.
Like, it's like, you realize that sexuality is a huge power over men.
And if you play it right, and I'm not saying to manipulate men, but like, that's the whole idea of like even conservativism.
It's like you can literally, men naturally, their reproductive strategy is to have sex with a lot of different types of women because they can produce a lot of different types of seed everywhere.
Plant them all over the garden.
But then of course a woman who she's, you know, can only carry one baby for nine months or maybe unless she's octomom, she can carry more, is looking for one man to lock down and take care of her baby.
And so then it's like women need to reel a man in to be a provider.
And part of what women can offer is their body.
And so when women are cheap and they offer their nudity in their body to everybody online, then they're not able to lock in a solid man, which is why they end up hating man.
And we end up with feminists because they have a bad experience with bad men.
You know, anyways, let's look at this.
I want to jump into a funnier one.
This is one that I'm really used to.
And this is the feminist obsession with Obama.
And this actually brings up a point.
I think the reason why a lot of feminism doesn't actually come into mainstream and actually affect the whole country is because it's actually a leftist ideology.
So yes, I did live in Africa for a number of years.
And the difference between third world countries and like Western countries is Western society and culture is all built on Christianity, which is always looking to the future.
You know, God is coming back one day, this, that, and the other.
And so because people have a future mentality, they want to invent things.
They want to progress that, I don't know what's the word, like just carry on and always becoming new and getting better and better and better.
Whereas in cultures like third world cultures throughout Africa, even, you know, in Australia, we have the Aboriginal people and their whole ideology is looking to the past.
The past was the time where the society was the best, you know, the dream time in Aboriginal culture.
This is, you know, we'll always try to get back to that and live in the past and the ancestors, all this sort of stuff.
And that's why they don't move forward very much and they're still stuck in this thing.
And it's nothing about racism.
It's about your religious and your ideology and all that sort of stuff.
It's just whether you're looking to the future or to the past.
Every time you see an Obama post, it's like basically paired with some sort of beta deconstructive, a reductionist view of a man, sort of bringing him behind a woman.
I think that's why they liked Obama and Michelle is that it was Zach Galifanakis actually on the famous Funnier Die show called Between Two Ferns who basically said to Hillary Clinton, you remember this?
And I really think that men, like we were talking about before, about how men can be like, women can have so much control over men, sexuality, and things like that.
I really believe that men really adore women.
They love women and they'll everything that they do.
They work hard to provide for women.
They want to look good and get money so that they can seduce a woman and all this.
I think that there's that cycle like hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, then good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times, and it just carries on.
And I think when we're in hard times and we've got weak men, women have to step up.
But the way that we step up is not by looking to old, emasculated leaders to actually lead us.
And this is where we get to our next set of memes, which are very interesting to me, which are this idea why feminism fails is its inability to actually tap into the real female base of the country.
Now, I say this because not only are over half the women in this country actually conservative, so how do you have a woman's movement while excluding the women?
But also with this movement, because they can't actually include all women, they've moved to this idea of intersectionality where they've tried to include other groups in their fight, which aren't women, which therefore makes the group not actually about women.
Now, here's a common feminist page called Candace Reels.
And it says this: it says, gay power, black power, trans power, woman power, immigrant power, non-binary power, all power to the people, except what type of people?
And I do want to just say one thing: I have, like I said before, I follow a lot of feminist accounts and I see so many of their memes and their posts, everything like this.
And they are always posting about inclusivity, inclusivity.
Every single person, oh, blah, blah, blah.
I never once have ever seen a post about stay-at-home moms or other that you see single moms sometimes, but you never see women who, you know, get married young or have kids and stuff.
You never see good, wholesome women.
You never see women who are church-going women or anything like that.
You always see nasty women and they praise that.
They say, I'm a nasty woman.
They love it.
They praise the ugliness of a woman.
They praise the, you know, the downfalls of women.
We are emotional.
We are these things.
You know, we have all these things.
And all of our shortcomings, they praise the shortcomings of women and say that men and the rest of the world have to put up with it and they have to accept us.
Yeah, and they're going to really value that flower.
It's going to be their little flower.
But also, this is the other thing.
If you say that everything is beautiful, then nothing is beautiful.
You can't say that.
Everything is exactly the same and equal because then it takes away beautiful.
Like, you can't say that some raggedy old gross little bottom is the exact same as a Victoria Secret model's bottom because then that's like that I think that's an insult to a Victoria Secret model who exercises and who works really hard to have a nice bum so that she can display it and wear the underwear and do all of that sort of stuff.
And there's nothing wrong with saying, you know what, she's got a really beautiful bottom.
The other one, not so much, but she's a lovely woman and we love her.
It doesn't make her any less special because she's got a jiggly bottom or whatever.
Oh, I don't remember what that's called, but I'll deal with it.
I know it's that thing.
I should know that.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Anyways, it's like saying all bellies are beautiful.
No, it's not.
Fat isn't beautiful.
Fat is actually like, this is what I hate about the feminist memes.
Stop encouraging women to be fat because being fat is linked to depression and low self-esteem.
It's actually linked to poor mental health.
And they keep trying to promote mental health and telling women being fat is beautiful.
No, it's not beautiful.
It is okay to be fat.
You have the right to be fat.
Okay, it's taking a lot of toll on our healthcare system, but that doesn't mean that it's beautiful for you to be fat.
Just you can still be considered beautiful to someone when you're fat, but that doesn't make it like they're against norms and saying that there's a such thing as beauty.
And then they say everything's beautiful, which is just how you're going to be.
Just be happy with your body exactly where it's at, which doesn't make sense because, like, for example, if you get a job and you're just like the lowest of the low and they go, just be happy where you're at.
And you go, oh, okay, what are you, you're never going to be anything.
You should, you should be like, you know what?
I want to improve.
I want to get to the manager position and then the CEO and da-da.
You know, you should always be trying to, you know, better yourself.
And they say, no, just be happy where you're at.
What if you, what if you are a little bit pudgy and you just, it makes you feel a bit unconscious and you want to go to the beach and you just feel a bit, love yourself.
Of course, love yourself.
But if you, if you're uncomfortable, there's something you can change.
Like, I can promise you, you'll feel so much better if you go to the gym and you work it out.
You go, wow, look at the progress that I've made.
I feel so proud of myself that I was able to accomplish that, that I was able to work out, that what all these things.
And it'll build your own self-esteem.
Even if you don't lose weight, you can feel proud about the steps that you're taking to be healthy.
But also, not only do they want to be gross, they want everyone to accept and say, that's beautiful, which is not fair because I think, like this woman, I could imagine, I'm just judging here, but I could imagine that if there was a man and who said, oh, yuck, I think that hairy armpits are gross, you go, well, that's just society, but you should change your opinion because it is beautiful and it's natural.
Now, this is the thing, is when you have a partner, you're in a relationship with somebody, you want to be the most attractive to that someone.
If I asked Elijah, oh, shave off your beard, I prefer clean shaven, even if you prefer your beard, you would probably do it for me.
And just like you tell me, keep your hair long, I don't want a little short hair.
Even if I wanted to cut my hair short, I go, you know what?
I'm going to make this compromise because I would love my husband to think that I'm really beautiful and attractive.
And this is the thing is, like, if they got into a relationship and their boyfriend, whatever, said, hey, like, I would just really love like shaved armpits, they would think that's so sexist.
And how dare you tell me this is my natural body?
When really it's like relationships about compromise and you want to, you know, be accommodating to the person.
And if that's gross to them, like, you don't have to do it.
This is where we get down to these last two pictures.
We have right here some tea people that have turned into women.
And this is what's funny.
Look, we have more men that are dressed like women.
Two of them in this picture, very gross-looking people.
And why do they always look yucky?
And it's like just gross.
And you go, why do, look, this is where the same thing is, too.
They're fighting for women, but they have discounted and thrown out so many women that they've included men.
But I want to go to our last two memes, which is this weird idea of social norms like you were mentioning earlier, which is that they say that there's no social norms, but they're trying to make their social norms the social norm.
They'll fight against you and say that what you're fighting for is wrong.
But if you criticize them, they call you a bigot and you're discriminatory.
Yeah, and a lot of women, during winter, if you're just wearing long pants and things like that, you probably will just like not shave your legs very much.
And then summer comes and you're like, gotta get my waxes, shaving things.
It's like, it's not taboo.
Literally, there's not a single person in the world who thinks that women don't grow hair on their bodies at all.
But also, it's saying like when women have an opinion and speak up, and this seems like it's more of like, oh, like, hey, guys, like, I have an idea, or hey, like, I really don't think we should be doing that or something.
It's like almost like in a sense, and I've never in my life had been called crazy, hysterical, or emotional when I'm saying, like, oh, maybe we shouldn't, or I, like, have an opinion about something when you're in a conversation or something.
I think these words are used when women are freaking out about something.
Yeah, look what crazy can do, and also a disproportionately larger and more athletic female body than most of your competitors.
That also helped you, Serena Williams.
People are like a foot shorter than you and half your weight, and you wonder why you can get a better stroke against them.
Anyways, I'll say this.
Looking at this, you know, I'm not here to just pander to the society to pander to a political party, but feminism is something that is really excluding women.
And that's the problem with it.
It is exclusionary towards women.
It is taking out the women that really are trying to live up to a standard that is high.
And they're basically lowering the standard, cheapening femininity, cheapening feminism or what they claim.
And they're really degrading females overall.
I'm not into it.
Most men aren't into it.
They're in a desperate attempt.
I don't know why companies are behind it.
Because I guess you don't want to be a company saying, I'm against feminism because it sounds like you're against women.
It's because they'll complain, go, they're against women.
