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| You know, you have these feminists out there who want to preach how, you know, they're feminists. | |
| They're for women's rights. | |
| But all in all, they come off as more masculine than anything. | |
| They say, don't be a mom. | |
| Don't be a stay-at-home mom. | |
| Don't cook. | |
| Don't clean. | |
| Wear your pillow suit every day. | |
| Don't act wholesome. | |
| Don't be sweet and kind and nurturing. | |
| No, that's weakness. | |
| You need to be masculine. | |
| Act like a man. | |
| Be a nasty woman. | |
| Go out and have sex with whoever you want a million times. | |
| So they should be called masculinists, don't you think? | |
| I agree. | |
| There's actually a really interesting history. | |
| That Leah, I think can give briefly. | |
| Well, yeah, it's, I think you all have to go back to like the root cause we, we make fun of feminists all the time. | |
| We're like totally on Milo's brand where feminism is cancer because it literally is destroying our society. | |
| But like, it really goes back to these early feminists when you see them in like the thirties and the forties and you read their writings. | |
| When you read like the feminist mystique and things like that. | |
| These women are so weird. | |
| They're so disgusting. | |
| They take Sigmund Freud and they talk about Sigmund Freud believed that women had a penis complex and that they wanted one. | |
| And Freud believed that children had sexual attraction to their parents. | |
| And then you have these great leaders like Herbert Marcuse. | |
| Who created the slogan, make love, not war. | |
| And you have the Woody Allens of this world, and you have the Hugh Hefners of this world, and their whole thing was feminism, right? | |
| Because they want free sex with everybody without any responsibility. | |
| Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free? | |
| We have some awesome guests coming on right now. | |
| We've got the resistance chicks on the line, and they have had a pretty good following throughout the Trump campaign. | |
| They've kind of been voices talking to those Democrats that switched, hit, and voted for Trump. | |
| So let's go ahead and talk to our resistance chicks. | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| I love that that was the intro video. | |
| I forget what's on our channel. | |
| But thank you for having us, Millie. | |
| And hello, Leanne. | |
| We are so happy to be here with you guys. | |
| Well, thank you for joining us. | |
| And you guys are out of Ohio, which Ohio was one of the states that completely went for Trump. | |
| It went red for Trump. | |
| I think they had a 20-point lead. | |
| What did you guys see happen during the campaign? | |
| Were you able to kind of predict who was going to win? | |
| Yeah, we actually, we took a road trip, like, a few days before the election. | |
| We went from Ohio to Kansas. | |
| And everything we saw the whole way... | |
| Trump sign, Trump sign, Trump sign, Trump sign. | |
| I don't even think we saw a Clinton sign. | |
| And then when, like, the mainstream media was saying, oh, Ohio might be up for grabs, I was like... | |
| You obviously haven't driven around Ohio. | |
| We live here. | |
| Ohio was not up for grabs. | |
| It was Trump's from day one. | |
| It was Trump's solid. | |
| I mean, like, seriously? | |
| And the funny thing was is, like, there's still Trump signs up. | |
| People won't take them down. | |
| They're that excited. | |
| Like a year later, they're still there. | |
| Yeah, so we had a good feeling that Trump was gonna win. | |
| And we know that the mainstream media tells a boatload of lies. | |
| And so if they thought that Hillary was gonna win, we were pretty confident. | |
| And we were watching Infowars throughout the whole night on election night. | |
| You guys did excellent coverage. | |
| And we just knew. | |
| You just knew. | |
| In your gut, we just knew. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, I mean, I got to say, even until the very end, even when they called it, I still, I just couldn't believe it. | |
| I just was like, I was stunned and immediately thinking, wow, there's going to be some sort of a bomb going to go off or something that will nullify this vote because I didn't see it coming. | |
| Well, coming from, at the time you were in Austin, it was like, of course you didn't see it coming because, man, Austin is hard to tell. | |
| It's really progressive. | |
| But I was in Ohio with you girls, right? | |
| I was out there in Ohio. | |
| Not with you, but I was also there. | |
| And I saw what you guys saw, I think, where there was just Trump signs everywhere. | |
| Trump people everywhere. | |
| The rallies were insane. | |
| It wasn't just Trump signs because, like, it was Halloween. | |
| So, one of our neighbors had a whole anti-Hillary display with lock her up. | |
| I had a neighbor down the street who, this kind of a yuppie-ish kind of suburbanite neighborhood, and there was a guy who kept putting out signs, build that wall, you know, and all these, like, every day, like, rotate some signs. | |
| And then, like, I had some neighbors down the street who, like, the silent majority is with Trump. | |
| And nobody really wanted to say that they were going to vote for Trump. | |
| But from what my friends were kind of like posting on Facebook, it was all anti-Clinton. | |
| So I think the greatest thing that happened to the Trump election was Hillary Clinton. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| You know, and I hate to dog, and I know you wanted to talk about the Bernie supporters that follow us, because I hate to dog the Bernie supporters, but unfortunately for the Bernie supporters, if he had been, you know, up there, there may have been a little bit more of a challenge. | |
| I mean, everyone hates Clinton. | |
| And so she ensured. | |
| Yeah, he won. | |
| Yeah, she did. | |
| So thanks, Hillary. | |
| Yes. | |
| Thank you, Hillary Clinton. | |
| Run again in 2020 so we can have Trump again. | |
| Exactly. | |
| If Hillary Clinton runs again in 2020, wow, we will be it will be an easy election for Trump. | |
| Definitely. | |
| So from your guys' perspectives as women, I mean, how could you as a woman vote against vote against your conscience? | |
| You know, it's so funny is that people... | |
| She had a vagina for goodness. | |
| I know. | |
| Seriously, right? | |
| People do bring that up, and I'm like, nobody wants to defend Pussygate, right? | |
| Grab them by the blank. | |
| But here's the thing. | |
| He never actually said he did it, okay? | |
| He said that these women will let you do anything, even go up and... | |
| And we've seen now... | |
| That's consensual. | |
| That's what I was going to say. | |
| We've seen through Weinstein gate that it's true that these things happen. | |
| And like, we haven't seen women coming up saying that he forced him, you know, you know, so it's kind of this crazy world. | |
| They only came out when he dared to call out Bill Clinton. | |
| Then they were like, oh, we got to get we got to get some women who who wants. | |
| And then they they didn't actually some of them came out. | |
| But the stories were like, oh, he. | |
| Might have touched my arm. | |
| It wasn't like this guy violently raped me, bit a chunk out of my lip, like the stories we heard with Bill Clinton. | |
| And yet the Democrats just... | |
| It was like a huge double standard because they completely overlooked that Bill Clinton is this horrible violator of women while he's out there campaigning for Hillary. | |
| Why the heck didn't she divorce him? | |
| That's so weird that she would stay by a predator of his nature. | |
| I mean, what do you guys think about these women out there that were at the Women's March wearing giant, like... | |
| Pussy hats and dresses, vaginas, saying you should have voted for Hillary because she has a vagina. | |
| What do you think? | |
| It really was the greatest thing to happen to Resistance Chicks because we had launched, we've always had our channel MassFade3, but we launched Resistance Chicks in the beginning of January of this year, and immediately we had that to cover. | |
| And it was so great for us because I kind of take... | |
| You know, offense that they tell us to vote our conscience and that our conscience should just be always to align with another woman instead of using our brains to decide who the best candidate is. | |
| And when I see Madonna get up there and say, I've thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House. | |
| And when I see Ashley Judd, like you were talking about earlier, saying, I'm a nasty woman. | |
| I'm sorry, Ms. Judd, I'm not going to align with you because I kind of like being a wholesome woman and one that's strong and independent and can think for herself. | |
| You're asking for the herd. | |
| Yeah. | |
| If going against the herd mindset is going against my conscience, then by all means, I'm going to do it. | |
| And those pussyhatches look like hot dog buns. | |
| I mean, it was so disgusting. | |
| It was like repulsive. | |
| Millie, you hit the nail. | |
| They really did have some pretty repulsive stuff out there. | |
| It's not feminine. | |
| It's vulgar. | |
| Yeah, it's just vulgar. | |
| Well, Millie, you were saying that was your experience out there at these protests. | |
| How she was being yelled at by either super tall dudettes or, you know, men who were just, like, yelling. | |
| And the girl was like, well, if they see you as an equal, that's why they're yelling at you. | |
| And Millie's like, well, I don't want to be treated like a lady. | |
| I was being cursed out by men in front of these supposed feminist Hillary Clinton voters. | |
| I'm like, can you not talk to me this way? | |
| Is this how your mother taught you to treat women? | |
| And the girl chimes in and says, oh, he's just treating you as an equal. | |
| And I was like, well, then I don't want to be treated as an equal if it means you get to cuss me out and talk horribly to me. | |
| That's not being treated as an equal. | |
| That's being disrespected. | |
| And there are certain things with... | |
| Being traditional, that's valuable, that women and men both benefit from. | |
| You know, you have these feminists out there who want to preach how, you know, they're feminists, they're for women's rights, but all in all, they come off as more masculine than anything. | |
| They say, don't be a mom. | |
| Don't be a stay-at-home mom. | |
| Don't cook. | |
| Don't clean. | |
| Wear your pantsuit every day. | |
| Don't act wholesome. | |
| Don't be sweet and kind and nurturing. | |
| No, that's weakness. | |
| You need to be masculine. | |
| Act like a man. | |
| Be a nasty woman. | |
| Go out and have sex with whoever you want. | |
| So they should be called masculinists, don't you think? | |
| I agree. | |
| There's actually a really interesting history. | |
| Um, that Leah I think can give briefly. | |
| Well, yeah, it's, I think you all have to go back to like the root cause we, we make fun of feminists all the time. | |
| We're like totally on Milo's brand where feminism is cancer because it literally is destroying our society. | |
| But like, it really goes back to these early feminists when you see them in like the thirties and the forties and you read their writings. | |
| Um, when you read like the feminist mystique and things like that, um, these women are so weird. | |
| They're so disgusting. | |
| They take Sigmund Freud and they talk about Sigmund Freud believed that women had a penis complex and that they wanted one. | |
| And Freud believed that children had sexual attraction to their parents. | |
| And then you have these great leaders like Herbert Marcuse. | |
| Who created the slogan, make love, not war. | |
| And you have the Woody Allens of this world, and you have the Hugh Hefners of this world, and their whole thing was... | |
| Feminism, right? | |
| Because they want free sex with everybody without any responsibility. | |
| Why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free? | |
| We all know the saying, why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free? | |
| The guys get to have all the fun. | |
| The guys are the ones behind this feminist movement. | |
| You think these women like Madonna are powerful women? | |
| No, these women are slaves to the freaking Illuminati people controlling Hollywood. | |
| That tell them what to do, what to wear, and what to say. | |
| They are not free women. | |
| They are slaves. | |
| They are mind-controlled slaves. | |
| When Hefner died, they were like, he did so much for women's rights. | |
| He helped women have other jobs than just... | |
| Being a stay-at-home mom, and I'm thinking, what? | |
| He paid each of his girlfriends monthly wages to live in his mansion, run around naked, and, you know, objectified women, and that was all they were good for, was getting naked. | |
| They were objectified, and then at the end of the day, most of them went off to get married, didn't they? | |
| And they seem a lot happier now. | |
| They did. | |
| They did. | |
| We have an update required. | |
| So if it was so great, why'd they go off and get married and settle down and have kids and be traditional? | |
| That's a really good question because I think that our innate self speaks louder than the whole feminism is awesome type thing. | |
| And you're right. | |
| And now that has led to women really frustrated now because they're working women. | |
| And they're having to do the things like raise the children. | |
| And if you watch any of these documentaries of these women from the 60s, right? | |
| They leave their husbands. | |
| And then they say, but we never really thought about who was going to take care of the kid. | |
| How are we going to raise children in this society? | |
| Like many British women, they literally left their homes, left their kids. | |
| uh decided to create these all women communes and to be like lesbians because you have to have some sort of relationship maybe it's a big lesbian conspiracy and hillary clinton's the big lesbian queen and she's like let's convince all of these women to leave their husbands and they can all live on a big lesbian commune and then i can just have all of this easy access i want You think that's it? | |
| To Hillary Clinton, the big zombie! | |
| Ew! | |
| Her and Huma Abedin! | |
| Yuck! | |
| That is so crazy. | |
| Or you could be like Abby Rockefeller, David Rockefeller's daughter, who founded this group called Cell 16. And their whole thing was celibacy. | |
| They weren't going to have any sexual relations with anyone at any time. | |
| Well, they do want to kill off the planet. | |
| The family construct was all a design from evil men and craziness like that. | |
| When you read Karl Marx and the Communist Manifesto, it's all about destroying the family and getting rid of everything wholesome. | |
| It's innate for us to pair up and to raise kids. | |
| That's God-given. | |
| Well, and our ties to our family and the men wanting to protect the women and their family and their children, that is so much stronger than their allegiance to the state. | |
| So if you can break that up and then let the government raise your kids, teach your kids, that's who they can trust. | |
| Well, then now the government, they own you. | |
| There's nothing stronger than the state at that point. | |
| Yeah, and then if you can convince women, I mean, this sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but if you can convince women, they have actual artificial wombs now. | |
| I know. | |
| I know. | |
| I mean, so what happens if all of a sudden they break up the family unit and you've got people having kids out of artificial wombs and artificial insemination and... | |
| The society goes that far into separation. | |
| What we see in Japan right now is Japan has a population crisis. | |
| They are not making enough people to actually take care of their elderly. | |
| And the Japanese people are said to go extinct relatively soon. | |
| It could even be in our lifetime. | |
| Maybe not our lifetime, but our children's and their children's lifetimes. | |
| Because they're not having kids anymore. | |
| They push too far. | |
| They engross themselves with anime and the video game childish world. | |
| The men don't have any relationships with women anymore. | |
| They have these sex dolls in Japan. | |
| It's an epidemic in their society. | |
| They don't have relationships anymore. | |
| And the women don't want it. | |
| The women, I don't know what they're doing instead, but a lot of these women are like, I don't want to have a relationship with these men. | |
| And the men are, I guess, happy. | |
| They're not men. | |
| At first they were like, we don't want to get married because we don't want the financial responsibility of having a child. | |
| It became too expensive to have a child in Japan because they made it so both men and women had to work. | |
| Whereas in the olden days, it was that you could have a single... | |
| Parent working in a household and that household could survive. | |
| And the reason why that's so scary is not because women should have to stay home or anything ridiculous, but whether it's the woman out there earning the bread or the man out there earning the bread, parents should be... | |
| Having relationships with their children and having more say in raising them rather than setting them off to school, which schools are dominated by liberals and Democrats, and they're just going to be mind controlling them and implanting their morals, what they want them to think like, and thus the millennials. | |
| And that's the entire... | |
| Goal of the globalist elite, whatever you want to call them. | |
| It is an agenda. | |
| With the compulsory public school system, they are accomplishing right now what they set out to do. | |
| But the good news is, and on Resistance Chicks, we always try to bring the good news, is we're winning. | |
| We are on the winning side. | |
| We get it all the time on our channel. | |
| I want to start homeschooling. | |
| I want to be able to stay home with my kids. | |
| I want to do these things. | |
| I want to start farming. | |
| I want to do things organically. | |
| People are changing. | |
| They're tired of it. | |
| They don't want to be sick. | |
| They don't want to be fed this sack of lies. | |
| It's like eating Captain Crunch for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. | |
| They're done. | |
| Could do is what they're doing right now with the whole social justice warriors and the transgender madness and all this craziness because it pushes people. | |
| It has pushed everybody to a brink. | |
| And at that brink, everybody's waking up. | |
| Well, not everybody, but a good portion of people, even on the left and Bernieites, people are waking up. | |
| And it's truly exciting. | |
| It's a truly exciting time to live. | |
| I think you guys would recognize being on InfoWars. | |
| It's been kind of depressing for a while. | |
| Because it seems like we're losing. | |
| But now it seems like at every step, like unfortunately with this last shooting, the first thing they want to come out was gun control. | |
| But it just so happens that a good guy with a gun, a gun instructor. | |
| An NRA instructor. | |
| An NRA instructor. | |
| And so it blows their whole narrative out of the water. | |
| They are grasping at straws at this point. | |
| And it is so exciting for us. | |
| To be able to encourage our viewers, and I know it's exciting for you guys too, to finally say we are winning. | |
| And we do want men and women to come back to each other and love each other because they've literally been forced apart. | |
| And there's nothing better in life than for a man and a woman to actually love each other, like care about each other. | |
| I mean, that's actually super fulfilling. | |
| Weinstein, like people look at Weinstein and boys looked at Hugh Hefner and wanted to be him, but Hugh Hefner died. | |
| Alone. | |
| A wrinkly old man in a dirty bathrobe. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's not a life that anybody should aspire to. | |
| Exactly. | |
| We come to it from a biblical standpoint. | |
| And to me, it goes without saying, God designed it to be a perfect design from the whole creation of the universe all the way down to man and woman, which I think is kind of the epic. | |
| Of it, of Epoch, whatever you want to say. | |
| And we've gone against that. | |
| And I think that people are shifting back to it. | |
| Right. | |
| And we are encouraging our viewers to be excited. | |
| One of our favorite things to do on Resistance Chicks, at least mine, Diamond and Silk have their bowl of stupid. | |
| I love to come out and say, go make babies for your country. | |
| If you're married... | |
| Wherever you are at, if you've got Muslims coming in and flooding, they're going to depopulate or, you know, they're going to increase their population. | |
| You must go make babies. | |
| I love telling people to do that. | |
| We have viewers. | |
| We can't do that, but we've had viewers come back and say, we're trying. | |
| Especially in Europe. | |
| Yes. | |
| Yeah, that's always fun. | |
| Well, babies are a blessing. | |
| They are not a burden as... | |
| The feminists out there would want women to believe. | |
| They don't want women going and seeing ultrasounds prior to having abortion procedures because they know that once the women sees it, they realize the importance, the significance, the life, that that human life exists inside them. | |
| And so babies are not a burden. | |
| They are a blessing. | |
| And this feminism is just really set to divide our country, divide men and women. | |
| That's what they want to do. | |
| And I hear women playing into it. | |
| And men playing into it. | |
| Where you have on one side the guys saying, oh, you know, all feminism, all women, this is just stupid. | |
| Let's not validate any of their claims. | |
| But the reality is we have to validate, you know, yes, women were being abused in Hollywood. | |
| Women have these abuses. | |
| It is real. | |
| It's not an us versus them. | |
| You have to look at these things realistically and head on. | |
| But I think it's interesting, you know, as a single woman, especially coming back to Austin, you meet guys and they're They dance around the whole feminism, gender, you know, they don't want to offend anyone. | |
| And I'm like, don't do that. | |
| Such a turnoff. | |
| Just be a man. | |
| Like, I'm okay with you and your toxic masculinity. | |
| Like, that's what I want. | |
| This whole male thing, that's a new thing for me to understand. | |
| For me, it's like, okay. | |
| Do your muscles come from a gym? | |
| Or do they come from you working hard? | |
| I mean, that's attractive when a guy can fix something. | |
| That's attractive. | |
| Go out and chop some wood. | |
| That's attractive, you know? | |
| And so you see all these like pasty... | |
| Oh, it's just sad. | |
| I mean, we watched some show. | |
| You guys put it out. | |
| Alex had those four guys. | |
| Where you got these guys who literally just only go to the gym because they want to, like, look at themselves in the mirror and be like, oh, look at me, look at me. | |
| They're called glamour muscles, but you can't do anything with those muscles. | |
| Yes, we farm, we farm, and we've had some glamour muscles people around it. | |
| They can't lift anything. | |
| I guess that particular muscle set, does it lift logs? | |
| Bring back the real men! | |
| You know, I was having this conversation with Alex on his show the other day when we were talking about how these women are coming out about Harvey Weinstein and all these sexual predator types having abused them. | |
| And, you know, I've heard, even on the Trump-supporting side, some men saying, well, are they really victims if they haven't come out so long? | |
| And what I want to say is this. | |
| Yes, they're victims. | |
| Yes, they had this sexual abuse happen to them. | |
| And by the feminists coming out and coming to their aid and then demonizing all of masculinity as a whole, the men went on the defense. | |
| But the reality here is this. | |
| This is not masculinity that's attacking women. | |
| This is beta males. | |
| These are predators. | |
| These are the males that in society, they wouldn't have a shot with women. | |
| They wouldn't have a chance. | |
| Women wouldn't naturally choose them because they're weak. | |
| They're beta males. | |
| They're creeps. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Woody Allen. | |
| Seriously, he has to make movies with 17-year-olds and 16-year-olds and then have his older characters be attracted to. | |
| These young girls are not attracted to Woody Allen. | |
| Okay, no one's attracted to Woody Allen. | |
| But he writes these movies for himself, you know? | |
| It's just like, and like Harvey Weinstein and things like that. | |
| I mean, you're so right. | |
| Real masculinity defends women. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Protects women. | |
| Exactly. | |
| So when they are, like you said, the predator, then of course they're not going to be real men. | |
| They're not attracted. | |
| That's why they want to divide women so they can have easy prey. | |
| Divide the men and women. | |
| You can prey on the women easily. | |
| And then the real men will say, well, I don't want to help these women. | |
| They hate men. | |
| They hate me. | |
| So why should I come to their aid? | |
| When the reality is, it's being designed this way. | |
| We have a lot of men that come and say that to us. | |
| I want to have this position. | |
| I want to protect. | |
| But every time I do, I go to open a door for a woman and she looks at me funny. | |
| I go to pay for the meal and I can pay for my own meal. | |
| I'm like, hang on a minute. | |
| Because I don't want to lose that in society. | |
| I want the men to be chivalry, yeah. | |
| Chivalry is not dead or it's dying, man. | |
| We've got to resurrect it. | |
| Yeah, bring it back to life. | |
| Got to resurrect some chivalry in this world. | |
| Can we make men? | |
| Men again? | |
| Yes. | |
| Yeah, make men men again. | |
| Make men masculine again. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's always funny to see the transgender. | |
| Make American men masculine again. | |
| Their sperm counts are actually statistically dwindling. | |
| And so they need to take some super male vitality. | |
| Okay, get those sperm counts back up. | |
| Go make some babies. | |
| Go make babies. | |
| Well, you know what? | |
| Thank you so much, ladies, for coming on. | |
| It has been a blast. | |
| I always enjoy talking to you. | |
| Where can people follow you? | |
| So we are on Twitter, Resistance Chicks without the K, because it wouldn't fit. | |
| But you can find us, Resistance Chicks, regardless. | |
| Our YouTube channel, we have two of them because we've been censored before. | |
| Our main channel is MassFaith3, M-A-S-F-A-I-T-H. And then, of course, we have the Resistance Chicks. | |
| We go live often, so they can find us on the MassFaith3 channel. | |
| Every Friday at 6 and Sundays at 1 with Europeans. | |
| And anything, anytime in between when we can. | |
| Yep. | |
| All right. | |
| Well, thank you so much for joining us, ladies. | |
| Thank you. | |
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