The People Who Ruined Twitter
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- This video discusses some speeches done by Twitter board member Martha Lane Fox.
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A little bit of BTS for the video on the topic of fact checking. One of the reasons I script all of my videos is because I screw up information all of the time before the final draft is finished. Typically I will fact check the same information several times before a video is posted. One major mess up for this video I caught was this confusing piece of information here at 4:09.
Originally I said that the Hunter Biden story could have shifted the election results by 10%. That seemed kind of high so I went back, reread the line and noticed it said, "50% of Biden voters who did not know, 10% of them would have changed their vote. This means 5% of Biden voters would have changed their vote which, let's say, is roughly 2.5% of the total vote. Considering that a lot of these elections are very close, that's still a pretty significant percentage of the vote just for a single story. But it's certainly not 10%. And thus, fact checking is important.
That's very honest, good on you.
That's very honest of you
Fact checking is only important if you aren't employed as a fact checker
what about Buff women
This vid is basically fml power and internal software.
Manipulation
Lying
Hypocrisy
Inconsistency
Censorship of opposition
Collectivism
Unrealistic thinking.
Etc.
All the basic things fmls do.
"You, as a man, have no idea what it's like to be a woman. But I, as a woman, know exactly what you experience as a man"
*Delivered as if speaking to a toddler*
Considering her extremly privileged background and the wealth of her family, the average man probably understand female's vulnerability way better than her.
it's the master/slave dialectic BS that they believe gives the more oppressed person gnostic insight.
FBI: statistics, men are actually the biggest victims of crime not women..
@@silverwings8486 ???
@@silverwings8486 wtf
Feminist : Men never feel vulnerable.
Younger Me : having to fight against bullies all the time when just trying to live in peace.
imagine being 5 trying to fight off your parents
Western women are pampered. If they have an ego too, bad recipe.
Yup. The early 2000s and liking video games. You had a fucking bullseye painted on your forehead.
Ah yes, primary school, when you fight for you damn life 1v3
@@vitaliitomas8121 primary school is just the tutorial. High school is basically survival of the fittest.
The best quote I’ve ever heard about careers is this, “There are ONLY two types of jobs, the ones that you take a shower before you go to work and the ones you take a shower when you get home from work…and the world needs BOTH!”
Yea, I didnt get this. Could u explain this?
@@Dexsys18 if you have a white collar job your in an office it’s not physically demanding so you take a shower and get presentable before work, a blue color job you’re gonna be, sweaty, greasy, and nasty all day so by the time you get you have to take a shower as soon as you get home. Society has pushed the idea that blue collar workers are lesser than white collar workers and in turn a lot of blue collar workers look at white collar as uppity or snooty. But the truth of the matter is that you have to have people that are skilled at both and they are equal In importance bc you can’t have one with out the other. The bakers and lawyers need those office building built and those roads paved on the flip side without the bankers and lawyers there would be nothing that needed to be constructed
@@abnormaltexan Not to mention just how much white-collar jobs in blue-collar industries are money-sinks that the blue-collar guys all resent. I can't tell you how many times the engineer shows up with his plans that will never work in reality.
I’m literally a white male who was just walking down the street and was attacked by a gang as part of a racial hate crime. The gangs initiation was that they had to kill a white guy. I have objectively been attacked because of my race in a way that 99% of the world will never experience. I also am a father of a daughter and have a wife that I care very much about. I worry about them all the time. The problem with stuff like this is it treated as if it’s black and white. You are this so this applies. Which that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
FBI: statistics, men are actually the biggest victims of crime not women..
That’s rough, I have gotten the white person hate before though
well according to the mob it can only be a hate crime if it is against non-white people even if the attacked explicitly said they attacked you because of your race
That's unacceptable. I'm not white, but these racists are everywhere, fking low lifes
I'm skittle sceptical because you say 99% of the world won't experience that....have you been to some third world countries recently cause they aren't all sunshine and rainbows.
Do you have any evidence of this happening?
I've always hated that "you don't have to feel unsafe walking alone at night" bit, and not just because it's insane to tell people to disregard safety. I'm a big, bearded, muscular guy and I approach every street corner with caution. Because of the fact that I pose a much greater physical threat than say a 160 lb woman, if someone wants my stuff they aren't going to give me a fair fight. They'll wait until my guard is down and ambush me with a knife or baseball bat.
That's a fresh perspective man thanks 👍
people keep asking why I look behind me so often while walking outside. The real question is why don’t they?
yup, i was always taught from young to pay attention to my surroundings, to be wary of strange places etc. And even tho statistically males are the vast majority of the victims of violence and perpetuators of violence, they pay no care to that, because men welfare matters not to these misandrists.
They gonna most likely do what happen to most men, kill you and take your stuff so you wont have a chance to fight back.
I feel like the people that continuously bring up how much safer "white males" are have never so much as looked at a bad part of town, let alone travelled through or lived in it.
But hey, maybe I should listen to the wealthy ruling class about how much better I have things, might just boost my self-esteem.
"A bunch of young white men who've never walked down the street feeling vulnerable" what a disgusting thing to say. As someone who has experienced random unprovoked street violence, I can tell you that had I been a woman in exactly the same circumstances, it would have likely not happened, if it had there would have been numerous male strangers who would have intervened on my behalf, and the police/justice system would have taken it more seriously. Absolutely reprehensible thing to say. Love your vids TBYS, keep exposing this garbage.
I am a man, and I feel the need to carry several weapons with me everywhere I go. Even that makes me uncomfortable to be in a public area.
@whatever, It's interesting how the modern feminists are so quick to say "you can't have an opinion about women's issues because you don't know what it's like to be a woman" and then they proceed to share their (often incorrect) perspectives on men's issues despite not know what it's like to be a man.
Women don’t really have to deal with violence from men. If they do, there’s always loads of people that will helping. If a guy is in the same position, it’s just “ be a man “ or “ you can defend yourself “. Most guys that deal with that kind of situation have no clue how to defend themselves and are an easy target for mugging or whatever else
Also men are more likely to be assaulted on the street...
Same with me. I was the victim of an attempted mugging and I was also hit at random as a teenager. This is in the UK and the police simply made sure I didn't need hospital treatment and took a description of suspects, who were never found.
Of course everyone would love to feel safe on the street but that's a fantasy of the perfect world. As I've grown I know take my safety more and more seriously and take it upon myself to stay safe. If I'm out after 10pm, I make sure I have at least 1 person with me. When I go out drinking, I make sure I drink it moderation so I'm alert at all times. If I need to purchase something I do it before 10pm so I am not out at a crazy hour.
As a society we should be encouraging people to take their own safety seriously and getting them involved in learning self defence. We should all take PERSONAL responsibility.
I'm a middle-aged white man and I walked to the grocery store the other day and I got attacked by a homeless man with a retractable baton for absolutely no reason. Needless to say I feel vulnerable every time I walk to the grocery store now and I don't have a vehicle.
well you could be attacked anywhere by anyone. look on the bright side it took you this long before you got attacked😂.
@@RPcropland it ain't funny.
"He got dignity and a small amount of income from his learning to be a DJ, thanks to the internet. He managed to become a DJ and I went to his first gig, which I had closed down because 95% of DJs are male and that's a problem."
yea it never made sense, but hey at least she is obviously trying but fails in the end, she got destroyed.
An elderly lady that I worked with at my last job told me numerous times that she prefers having male bosses because they treat her better and are more level headed. Conversely, she told me she has absolutely despised almost every single female boss she’s ever had in her life.
Maybe that partially explains why RUclips has taken such a colossal nosedive ever since Susan took the helm back in 2014. The old days of RUclips were absolutely legendary. Now it’s just another woke platform.
I would agree with you, my female bosses have mostly been too emotionally driven and immature. Meaning that they want the team to be a sorority or girls club. I try to work hard and stay to myself and it has never gone over very well with these type of women.
My wife worked in an office of nearly all women, she said it like the movie "Mean Girls" only worse. When the last male manager left the department, she did too.
My wife works in an all-woman team in a hospital. She ha--tes the working environment because each of her colleagues, and especially her boss, try to game the system at everyone else's expense: extending their holidays by manipulating overtime/days off, there's a hierarchy of privileges according to who has worked there longer, and most of them phone in sick as a pay-back when there is stress with the boss or with each other.
I’ve worked in all male teams which were highly toxic too. I was a young professional, the youngest, and I got bullied by guys in their 50s. The only one on the team who tried to cut me slack was a woman.
I’d say it’s all on the individual.
Generally, female dominated workplaces I’ve worked in have been more toxic, but that’s not to say that men aren’t toxic too.
I’d say a bit of balance everywhere is a good thing.
@@RaferJeffersonIII i almost fell asleep reading hold shit 🤭🤭
I went prison on false allegations. Try feeling safe then. 7 straight years of fear and unsafeness. I never heard of very many women being the victim of false allegations
Prayers up bro
@@CigEconomy Thanks man. Life is good.
God bless you bro
If you are up for briefly mentioning the situation, I suppose you are okay with giving more information? Could you say what exactly happened with this person and then for what they accused you of, and then how was your life after you got out? Did you get justified later? Etc
That’s horrible I’m sorry to hear that
I’ve worked in the Tech Industry for years, employed by many software development firms. The majority of them had a 100% male staff and not by choice. Anyone who worked in Tech knows it’s populated predominantly by Liberal Democrats. They were all sincere about broadening the workforce and making it more “inclusive.” The problem was when we had an open position women just didn’t apply. We’d post a job opening on several tech recruiting sites and receive literally 100 resumes in a 24-hour period, all of them male.
If a woman did apply, her resume went to the top of the pile simply because my employers WANTED to break the male-dominated image our shop had. 9 times out of 10 she’d be hired by someone else by the time our HR person gave her a call (which was always the morning we got a prospective female employee's resume). She’d be snatched up that fast, no exaggeration.
I found it really insulting when people referred to the Software industry as “sexist” because it’s predominantly male because all those “sexist males” truly wanted to give women a chance and hire them. They just never applied. The reasons for this are a completely different discussion. I just wanted to point out how unfair it is to promote these conspiracy theories about the tech field being misogynistic when all I did was work with men who honestly wanted to give women a chance.
That's like a woman saying she has no chance at love when she has multiple proposals from guys, but they are not her type. You rejected them, you have a chance, you just turned it away.
Im 29, white, male. Last year I got attacked and slashed in the street. My face and arm is scarred forever. I needed a new tooth as it was cracked horizontally at the base. I almost bled to death. No ambulance came only the police, and they were more interested in what I had done to deserve it. This is all true. I am utterly DISGUSTED at the beginning alone and im less than 30 seconds in. I don’t know how this is allowed, I feel sick.
It's not that she forgot to cite her sources, it's that she knows she doesn't have to. If anyone disagrees with her or questions her they will be easily ridiculed and ignored regardless of the validity of the questions.
Yeah they will scream Misogggggyny
It’s that she also doesn’t have any sources.
Yep. If someone asks questions, they would be kicked out and banned. This has happened to me, being banned for simply asking questions.
@@rubenmejia942 girl power movement cult doesn't allow you to ask logical question like all the other CULT! The doctrine cannot be challenged, VvOmen is forever oppressed somehow no matter what, a victim of some sort no matter what, and they ate stunning and brave, do no wrong. If something is wrong it's men's fault.
Crybullies. Since I was a teen I have experienced this. Individuals that attack you then later claim to be the victim. I experienced this with my younger brother and father because my father favored my brother. Even though my father knew he was the assailant, he would make excuses for him. It was only after a final attack that I beat my brother until he was curled up in the corner whimpering as my father (who was smaller than me) was whipping me with a belt, that I turned toward my father and told him that he better kill me because I'm going to kill him, that it all stopped
"I never wanted to be the best female rally driver in the world, I wanted to become the best rally driver in the world and I did it with nothing but my talent to speak for me"
~Michelle Mouton
Thanks for bringing her up. What she did was absolutely incredible, the amount of ridicule she got from her male competitors was disgusting.
She is an independant woman who is stunning and brave, yet no feminist knows about her...
@@freaktoplay2796 no one knows about her period. Exceptions prove the rule
How did she do it if she was never the best?
@@freaktoplay2796
She stands tall beside american enduramce racing legend Lyn St James and NHRA legend Shirley Muldowney as a true role model for female racing drivers.
Walter Rohl did apologize to her a few years ago for all of years horrible things he said all those years ago.
Ari Vatanen on the other hand still has a huge chip on his shoulder over what happened in 1983 because that was supposed to have been "his year" to win the title and he got "bested by a damned woman", for all if his other success including winning the paris-dakar 5 times along with winning multiple wrc titles in the late 80's and early 90's he really is a bitter asshole.
@@ProudOne
The only reason she lost the 1983 WRC Drivers Championship was because the transmission in her Audi Quatro packed up 200 yards from the finish line at the final event of the season, she lost the title by three points to walter rohl who was in a Lancia 037 and only competed at selected events that season.
Your doing a service to the world man.
Educating these people to think is going to be the only thing that takes our country forward.
Aged like fine wine
If women are so strong, smart, and independent.. why do we need to push/support them in areas of industries that they don't even want to be in?! If they wanted to earn their positions, the opportunity is open and available for anyone that is qualified.
Not to mention quotas. Didn't James damore the developer at Google go over possible ways to get more women into tech. They shot him down and fired him. Apparently even if you do have ideas to help women out if cult doesn't agree with you, You're Out.
Oppression! You mean you didn't attend the meeting?! We hold them back and prevent them from being successful on purpose so that we can benefit instead. How could you forget?!
They should make their own. Gender segregate the workplace. Stop barging into established male spaces then shriek on about how They are the victim when we are in the same room to get this favor and that..
@@danedane8573 But if the workplace is segregated, how will women be able to manipulate men for resources and promotions?
If they weren't given everything they would have nothing. And clearly men already had it right.
"We talk about coping, not coding"
These women are turning the workplace into the home, and fellow employees into their children.
it's their nature, literally
Like I couldn't care less about their sexual exploits/orientation - just do your job and leave your personal crap at home (not you, OP - 'you' as in, they) - I don't need to 'include' you just because you're not straight - or only at times - or when it suits you. I also don't care about your hobbies - nor what entertainment or food you like - leave all your personal stuff out of the workplace - it is NOT relevant for doing your job, so shut up, stop whining and demanding!
Do you want to be part of a society that can do things like go to the moon, or do you want a world that's a tepid bath of mutual self-esteem, soft corners, and no risk? Pick one.
@@harbl99 "We want it all! Both! And we want it now!"
@@harbl99 that's how you die inside
I remember when green or purple hair meant rebellion and punk rock
Now it’s a way of verifying who’s insane
I’ve been yelled at riding or walking down the street. These people are clueless.
A woman is simultaneously a victim and "empowered".
When something happens, she chooses the state which benefits her the most.
The modern Schrodinger's feminists.
i think it’s about time we stop recycling that comment
@@paprikapringless9526 No one cares what you think.
And her pocket
those two things are not mutually exclusive. also, i'm a bit confused by what you mean women are empowered. empowered by what? empowered to do what?
Wow, such a hard life she has led...being the daughter of wealthy, landed-gentry types and getting a posh, elite education at Oxford. Such hardship. I'm sure her achievements have nothing to do with her immensely privileged family...but well done to her dealing with all the poor men in the world that have more privilege than her
She reminds me of a Dutch politician known as Kaag.
Same attitude, same background
And she would later be honoured by Her Majesty, hence the additional letters after her name. How marginalised and oppressed she has been.
Reminds me of the crazy Green Party lady in the UK. Makes all Greens look bad worldwide.
Im gonna call her the n word on twitter so she can understand how it feels to be a guy on the internet
Right on point.
We're going through the same shanainagans here in South Africa 🇿🇦
Every man has felt more unsafe on the streets than any grown woman, because every man was a little boy once. We know how it feels to be small and vulnerable even if we're not as much now, because we were before. I have that experience.
I worked in IT at a university. There was this lady I worked with (mid-30’s) that wanted to get into the cyber security field. She would apply for jobs or transfers and when she didn’t get it, she complained that it was a “boys club” and that they were all “sexist”. “They couldn’t stand to have a woman in the office since it would make them straighten up” she said. If she succeeded, she was a pinnacle of women in the work force; proving to the world that women can do anything a man can. If she failed, it was because the entire institution of IT was stacked against her. The whole tech industry vehemently hated women and they were punishing her to keep her out. There was always some reason beyond herself for why she failed; always somebody or something else to blame.
She never thought about that fact that she was going head to head with a dozens and dozens of IT graduates/students 10 years younger than she while she had only just barely gotten into IT work.
She was smart enough but the problem is that she was entitled, resentful, and mouthy. She never knew when to shut up. She even slandered one of the hiring managers that denied her “her rightful place” right in front of his brother. She had no filter, no patience, and absolutely no self-awareness.
I noticed recently that she did eventually get into an IT degree program at the university. I also noticed that part of the reason for her admission was because of the special treatment from female scholarships and diversity policies. When a spot was opened that literally only women could fill in an industry consisting mostly of men, she didn’t have to do much to get the spot. Of course, that didn’t stop her from bragging about her abilities and making a show of how finally, another woman broke into the male-based IT field.
I also noticed that when she left the office, the amount of drama, complaining, slander, and overall stress disappeared over night. - It’s also worth noting that she was a socialist with a fondness for communism. Shocking, I know.
Could that be a personal Brand that helped her in getting the scholarship?
Blue or pink hair?
Socialists helping socialists - with tax-money. That's how you slowly take over societies - and turn them into 3rd world countries.
@@raourotsukodoji3790 green
@@numanunal6699 green hair 🤦
"96% of soft developers are male..."
I can actually believe this statistic. I teach engineering, and many universities, including ours, offer full-ride scholarships to female students. Nonetheless, we are still having trouble attracting enough female students because not enough female students apply to be engineering students despite many financial incentives offered by the universities complying with Affirmative Action. Also, female graduates have an easier time getting hired because companies have the incentives to fill the quota for female employees. It seems to me there are more male engineers than female engineers because not enough female students pick STEM degrees. So, if she is saying that there are not enough female engineers because of gender bias, I would say she would definitely be lying.
I know a female engineer who went to Berkeley. She is now a mother and has zero interest in engineering anything. In fact she was never interested in it and just studied it because it was impressive.
She is a feminist. Of course, she's lying. 🤥 😅
and (i guess) 96% of the homeless are male....crickets.
At my last job, most women who worked there did IT but most of them transitioned into non-coding roles like project management and business analysis. I don't know why they want to force women to have the same interest as men. No one stops women who are willing to be developers become developers. All these woke people want is for men to share the money with women who choose careers that are not paying as much, which they do already through marriage and divorce.
Every single sane person knows that she is lying. but what can we do? Nothing.
Do you know why phemen!$m is thriving on earth?? It is because of chads and simps who constantly support these vvumen.
I like how this lady talks about Women not feeling safe to walk down the street. Im 54 and when i was younger we went everywhere without boundaries. These days. Children can't play outside because of the same polices that she want's to have happen everywhere, allows criminals to walk the same streets of children and women. Keeping them inside.
I'd love to see a social media app built entirely by women. From the UX design to rules of conduct. I'm sure it would be the safest, inclusive, and most disinformation free platform to ever exist. And all 3 members would block and report each other after 5 minutes.
They could name it Fermi, because you wouldn't know if anyone else besides yourself were even on the app.
tumblr was primarily women and we all know how it ended out
All that MLF is confirming is that Elon Musk buying Twitter is the correct course of action, because the other option is the worst possible option.
at quick glance i thought that said "All that MILF" xD
I don't think Elon will necessarily be better but at least it won't be worse
@@nathanwaterser8218 You have something against a dude who openly wants Twitter to be a place of free speach?
@@eibbor171 I’m glad I’m not the only one then 🤦♂️
You forgot the i
"Diversity and inclusion" is one of the worst things to happen to the workforce and government. It's about just bringing in and appointing people based on who they are and how they identify, not about whether they are even qualified for the position or capable of fulfilling the duties required of them. It's among the many reasons why most companies are getting more and more terrible, the wrong people are in charge and the people they bring in aren't qualified for the job, so everyone else has to work twice as hard.
It's not about what race or gender you are, it's about whether or not you're qualified and capable of performing the job you're being appointed with.
Original Idea was to stop people from being discriminated against.
Not to hire people to fit narrative including identity politics...
@@TheGreySage0 well that's what it's become at this point lol
the plethora of unqualified telling people off is the worst, yet they don't even hold themselves accountable on the point.
@@TheGreySage0 Yes, that was it's original purpose, but now it's about filling a specific number of roles with certain ethnic and gender backgrounds, based not on any skills or qualifications, but just existing and being those specific things.
I worked at one job where 4 people applied for a lead position, those people had at minimum worked 2 or more years there, so most were qualified for the position based on their on job experience. However, the position was given to a 19 year girl who hadn't applied for the position, hadn't even worked there for one year and her most qualified trait was that "she was a junior manager at McDonald's when she was in high school". For context, the company was an auto parts distributor.
She had ZERO idea of how to operate at her previous job and always made poor judgement calls while placing the blame on others, which was exacerbated further when she was promoted. She was merely promoted on her ability to brown nose and that she fit a certain demographic.
I have zero problem with any man or woman, regardless of any ethnic affiliation, being appointed a position as long as they are capable of performing to the task and qualified for it. But what was meant to originally eliminate discrimination has only exacerbated it and been twisted into a whole other animal. It's become "it's not about who can best fulfill the responsibilities of a position, it's about who's the most diverse individual we can put in that position". That's the problem.
stop bias hiring practices by enforcing bias hiring practices: government woke logic for you
I'm a female graduate student working on my STEM degree. I have years of experience under my belt due to the military and I have IT references that can vouch my work ethics. A lot are willing to help me out get a six figure job once I finish my contract.
If a woman (say age 25 and higher) just got into STEM, it's gonna be a struggle finding work because a degree does not mean work experience. A woman needs to start early building her work experience and networking.
Wow that's cool, I wanna end up like you when I'm older
In my class, i was talking about how free speech is not so granted nowadays, and how just words should never result in arrest or being silenced. Everyone labeled me as omophobic, racist, dumb, and some people stopped talking to me. For context, i was using english to say this, english is not my first language, and I use as an example: if a guy is saying racial slurs in public, if he is in an open space, he is not hitting anyone or screaming, then he should not be imprisoned. So maybe the way I say things made it appear wrong. But still, they did not try to understand me, or say why i was wrong, they just said me to stop, and started ignoring me. That was so irritating to me, because i am willing to accept i am wrong if you guve me proof, but they didn't try to convince me i was wrong, and just labeled me as a monster and moved on. It's a good thing this was not in my school, but a school i attended in england for 2 weeks, but this lowered my hope in humanity by quite a bit. Also, little edit: the teacher is a 30 years old woman, with a feminist youtube channel, vegan, and I could feel her urge to shout at me. Not gonna lie, it was kinda funny
damn did you go to twitter school?
We all know how women only companies end up, one woman crying in the bathroom while the rest are plotting to stab each other in the back and spreading rumours. And no work was being done.
I work in IT, its sickening the pandering to women. The company I work for openly states its going to have quotas for women in the exec class GREATER than the percentage of women in the company. Women as a group are not as interested in computers as men as a group, that is why the Developer group has way more men then women, women who want to do IT can do it and they can be successful but fewer of them are into it. Society has to tear itself apart for a non-issue, meanwhile no one is complaining about men working in the mines, drilling for the oil and driving the trucks
A woman in it complained, she asked me why the project was late, I explained there was an ongoing bug, she tells me she just found it and fixed it(4 months too latest this point....) Berates me for 30+ minutes, then goes to hr, my boss, and her boss to complain. Has her boss berate me next for 30 more minutes, on things not my fault or anyone's....
You asked me a simple question, I answered, you then freak out. Her first goal was to assign blame, even though this wasn't even important. But since she's in it, and we need to keep them, I need to be more careful. Our it team can essentially do whatever they want, and my company won't do anything because they are terrified of losing anyone. The people aren't even good, but our company just has no clue about hiring in that field. It's outsourced cheap talent too.... That's what really kills me.
@@Tential1 good thing we don't see this in the energy sector. Those women would be sacked immediately
StackOverflow yearly surveys show that while women are "underrepresented" in IT there's somehow twice as much lgbt people compaed to general population.
So "partiarchal" it-crowd somehow despise women, but welcome gays, lesbians and transexuals.
Yeah, sure ))))
Try to get into a different company. I worked for a company like that, it's always some stupid drama there. Luckily I got laid off during the pandemic, and since there I got back to contracting, already a few positions further (also experienced other woke companies which was always a pain). Now I am in a peaceful place with primarily normal people who do their job, most women are from foreign outsourcing company and they don't make this drama there..
Channels like this are super helpful and inspiring. I'm slowly working on a children's story where abuse and manipulation are a major theme, and I'm trying to lay the seeds for younger people to catch liars and manipulators, and older people to take more initiative and responsibility for their families.
This aged well
"Young white men don't feel vulnerable walking down the street."
Yet it is young white men who are carrying the guns and their CCWs. Last time I checked, you don't carry a firearm because you feel safe and invincible. In fact, it astounds me how loud women can yell about how vulnerable they are and never in their life touch a firearm. It's so ass backwards it scares me, you'd think women would LOVE owning guns because it's the ultimate equalizer and one of the only ways to combat mulitiple attackers (ie, the 'they could rape me' line).
But, as we all know, women and men are just built different. That includes how far we go to protect ourselves, I suppose...
Men tend to focus on solutions. While women focus on problems, no solution just problems. If there’s no problem, just wait, they’ll find one.
Women have the luxury to scream and have virtually every man within earshot come running to save them, so they don't need a gun. This does not stop them from being afraid, because natural selection does not penalize them for being baselessly fearful.
The good thing about guns is that bullets don't discriminate...
They just penetrate...
i always hate when people talk about what "you have never experienced" as if they know what i've gone through. truelly some of the worlds worst problems come from assumptions
"Never dare to pretend you know when you actually don't, and we rarely truly knows someone. In face of the unknown, one should be humble and listen, or go his own way"
How DARE you assume some of the world’s worst problems come from assumptions!
;)
truly*
Your channel is a godsend for calling out a lot of the crap we all see. It amazes me that so many delusional people in america hold so much power and control
“If both parents are working who is taking care of the kids?”
Well that’s simple.. the state, so they can grow up to be good little brainwashed drones.
Liberal women: I don’t feel safe walking down the street
Also liberal women: defund the police 🙄
Sadly true but I'm a self-hater because I like conservative law enforcement values.
Remember lads:
They called you trash.
They said you ain't ish.
They said you held them back.
They said you were inherently toxic.
Show your respect for them by keeping your distance, and keeping your communication with them short, and recorded... just to make sure that we keep our inherent toxicity in check.
Lasses, it's your time to shine. It's time to show the world that you can stand and thrive without the help of any lads.
🎯🎯🎯
What the fuck is a Walmart?
@@The-DAWG957 based
Keep your communication short? You mean ''non-existent'', right?
I would flat out ignore them.
Let them get upset - I don't care.
Also, men, employ female strats. to ruin ''females'' (biological women (hardware) with the software of a man), which is summed up to ''reputational destruction''.
If your girl cheats on you, gather quality evidence, and just show it to everyone -- Friends, family, boss, EVERYONE.
Feel free to rebel against modern women.
Hit them where it hurts.
No ring, no commitment, no nothing (if you're interested in casually dating chicks and basically have it be a FWB thing).
It's all this type of woman is good for anyway -- Vagina.
@Kenen ever
One of the things I love is how you speak your mind.You give props when it is needed and disagree and criticise when someone does something questionable.You also give people the benefit of the doubt which is something a lot of people don't do.We need more people like you Cheers TBYS
This is one channel that I deeply respect. Hats off to TBYS. You make me question my own principles and that helps me improve myself.
My school is holding a (no joke) “stay woke conference”. Apparently it centers around lgbtqia, bi poc, and a bunch of other lame labels. Also the whole point is to talk about you being “oppressed” and they want students ( who mind you are only 8th graders ) to host and make speeches for the event. Basically a real life oppression olympics and I cannot stop laughing at the fact that they don’t know that “woke” is usually used for making fun of people. Anyways TBYS is very much correct on most statements here and I can’t believe people like the woman he talked about actually exist. Just think about how tunnel visioned your life is that you say a gender/race has never felt fear from walking down a alley at night. Thanks for reading my TED EX talk.
I live in the UK and we get people who copy and paste woke BS from twitter et al and include the term BIPOC. it always makes me chuckle as I stands for indigenous which for us is whitey but the woke mob never notice!
@@curious1053 Ah, so like the Nazi's did in concentration camps. (Fun Fact: they sewn badges onto prisoners that were colored for whatever "crime" they've committed.)
what state do you live in
Wow, really? I just got out of school a year or so back and one thing I really wish I could've done was log what happened there so it could be used for future criticizations. Can you please, even with limited time, just note down whatever happens in your modern schooling? It doesn't even have to be used by anyone, but you might find it useful before you know it.
I'm a lesbian and find this disgusting.
Woman: "I don't feel safe walking the street"
Also woman: signs petitions to free murderers and make it easier for homeless to set up camps
What about the women who invited the islamists into Germany who turned around and raped them?
I suggest if women don't feel safe walking down the street they support and vote for politicians that support constitutional carry.
@Darzalas ever heard of consent?
There’s also a lot of babies don’t feel so safe in the womb any longer
Yeah I never get that plus banning guns and possibly other defense weapons. You'd think since women and the LGBT are oppressed and get targeted for violence, why the f are you okay with criminals running down the streets!?
She said the internet saved someone’s life with no other factors, meaning that if you where a human with the internet and nothing else it could “save you”, or make you rich. She then listed other factors like talent, something to sell, I feel like the entire room noticed that.
I am so happy to have found your channel, I appreciate your voice immensely.
I did MMA for a decade; when I walk through the Tenderloin in SF or much of Los Angeles I always feel vulnerable because I know the savage reality of violence and that any man can kill any other man.
People who do a bunch of martial arts imagine themselves very strong (also because of so much lies they're served). People who do a lot of martial arts understand how vulnerable they are.
@@benjaminthibieroz4155 I have experienced this first hand.
I train BJJ and have been beaten by a larger younger but lower ranked opponent.
Likewise I’ve held my own against higher belts by being stronger and more athletic.
My technique definitely helped in those cases, but I really got to appreciate how much raw size, strength and athleticism can compensate for lack of training.
Yep, weapons are the great equaliser, even the top Gigachad can be killed by an incel with a kitchen knife.
Because guns exist and you are right
Wow, less than a minute in. Men don’t experience violence walking at night? I had a white male friend in high school who was over six feet tall an on the football team. I say HAD because he was kidnapped, raped, stabbed, and left for dead in an alley way in broad daylight. He survived, but decided to take his own life shortly after the attack.
Invoking the narrative of “only women feel unsafe outside” is just dangerous. We lived in the safest area in our state, he was staked and targeted. It wasn’t a random and unlikely thing - victims of violence have no gender, perpetrators of violence have no gender and claiming anything else is ignorant and irresponsible.
Victim of violence has a gender and it's men. They are more likely to be victim of violent crime.
That’s awful. My condolences. That’s just truly so awful.
Misandry runs rampant in our society
thats really REALLY upsetting. I'm very sorry for ur loss. hugs 💗
What a horrible story :( poor guy
She immediately started of with "Feelings" instead of "Arguments", and quickly she's out of an honest discussion
My friend got murdered walking through the street in an underpass (Ross Parker) I used to get frequently attacked where I used to live. Unless it was nighttime, women were way safer where I was from.
"Men control all the major tech companies" Two seconds later..."Mixed gender staff are more prosperous." But...you just said.... SMH. You can't fix stupid.
Yep. Best to just call them out on it
This whole conflation between ''gender'' and ''sex'' is also fucking annoying.
What if half the men ''gender-identify'' as women? Now half the staff is women.
Stop conflating shit. Gender isn't biological sex.
It's tied to it, sure, but it's not biological sex itself.
@@The_Dutch_Jaguar If you include "identify as" in your gender description, the person is obviously confused and full of shit.
I do not understand, how are those 2 things contradicting? 1) Men are in the higher ranking positions for the most (not all) tech companies. 2) There are some studies (I do not believe it, but for the sake of the argument, I will go along) that show that companies that employee both men and women (in what proportions? In what positions?) are more prosperous. Both those 2 things could be correct.
“We know that company is what a man and a woman or at least one woman do better.” That’s funny because literally every single major tech company in existence, every single one, was founded by a group of men or a single man. If there was a woman involved she did not play a leading role in the development or mass adoption of the company. Women like her tend to end up in prominent positions long after a successful tech company has been established and Wiley adopted. And then they ruined it with censorship and by adding more women to prominent roles.
Don't believe your lying eyes. Facebook would have been even bigger and more successful if the Zuckerberg had let his girlfriend (Rooney Mara) from the social network manage it.
I saw this posted and held off till later, when I could enjoy it. This guys voice is strangely comforting. That's how it works out.
Thank God for your commentary and coverage of these topics very interesting stuff. Always leaves me thinking and making sense of bigger pictures
It really disgusts me. I grew up in total FEAR and it stuck with me for YEARS after I became an adult. And this femenazi makes a claim that men never walk around afraid.
I’m happy about this Twitter win and the JD trial; it’s good that men know how to fight back.
She should go to Africa, middle East,Guatemala or El Salvador. And figure out herself
@@TSPH1992 Or to Muslim countries.
we replaced freedom for security and comfort it's going to cost us all in the long run...
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"if you give up freedom for security, you deserve neither and will in the end, lose both,"
It wasn't we brother! It was solely corporate America, Politicians, media, and a small handful of global elite. Everyone else drank the coolaid. It's hard to turn an addict.
More like for a false sense of security and comfort.
Just listening to her thinning ghost voice and words feel eerie and emasculating , making me want to go parachuting
Brilliant comments and references in this one. Love your statements regarding the nature of war, the patriot act and Obamacare. We cant let people forget about these events and how they work together. Bravo.
One of your best recent videos. Several useful points made. Keep up the good work!
Your point about how one parent has to stay home no matter which it is is one I’ve been saying for years. I’ve been lucky to be a stay at home mom. My brother was a stay at home dad for a few years. Nobody will love and prioritize your kids like you, and their answer to that is that kids do not need to be prioritized as individuals, just prioritized as preferred demographic groups.
Society needs more sahd who are currently 2% of households as opposed to sahm who make up 29% of households.
Not only do I feel unsafe walking at night as a man, I'm afraid to approach random women. I'm worried they'll see me as a perpetrator just for being friendly.
A man i worked with mentioned that, when he was 20 he and two friends were walking somewhere and a woman went for a spray when they happened to pass close. He said he was made to feel disgusted at himself then dismay cause he would never attack someone let alone a woman. Reverse it people.
my dad says the same. he also said it was ok years ago if u saw a little kid just to say hey buddy what's up, now u can't even look at anyone whatsoever
This channel is so good, I've binge watched around 25 videos since yesterday.
Tuned out after 2 minutes of this standard anti-feminist rhetoric. I'm shocked that there are still people thinking like this on this planet. :O
go cry about it you knob.
I’m a 6 foot 200 pound man, and I’ve been mugged on the street, TWICE. Trust me, we all have trepidation walking alone at night. The people who want to harm you aren’t honorable. They ambush you with weapons, stature doesn’t matter much.
If she wants the right voices in the room, then stop working for those men who took the initiative to start these companies and take on the risk and responsibilities of starting your own. She doesn't have any of her own ideas, but thinks men owe her a seat at the table regardless.
Worse than that...she acts as if going counter to all the successful men who built the world is somehow insightful and a good idea. As if others didn't already try that and failed miserably. "You know all those men who created working businesses that employed literally all humans on Earth? Well I say they did it wrong because girl power!"
@@billybussey and if you "think wrong", you are a misogynistic incel
She wants equity, not equality. Starting her race by stepping over the finish line and getting accolades for bravely completing a marathon.
100%
"We have not even begun to put the right voices in the room." I guess she doesn't consider herself to be one of the "right voices".
Your videos always open my eyes. I'm thankful that people like you exist.
As it relates to domestic abuse between the sexes:
the evidence suggests (study at the bottom) most violence is reciprocal in domestic cases, meaning the partners mutually hit one another. In cases of unilateral abuse, 70% of women are the abusers. People find this such a paradigm shift they choose not to believe this, when it's not surprising at all.
You have men: told from a young age you never hit a girl, told men are abusive and they're evil with media pumping it up, told they're more prone to violence so they need to watch for it, etc... And you have women: told their abused... Nothing about not hitting men, no huge cases (until Depp) suggesting men can be abused, frequently shown it's okay to slap men if they do really bad (but not violent) things, abuse of men is displayed as humorous (prison rape jokes, mens genitals being cut off and thrown in a blender being hilarious to an audience of exclusively women on The View which are non extremist average women). They also know they can easily get away with it (men reporting abuse is a good way to get that man imprisoned for non existent abuse due to sexism against men). They also get way softer sentencing in the rare case they're convicted.
The real question is how could women not be more likely to abuse when there's nothing stopping them, no one cares, and the man can't report due to it not being taken seriously or the very likely possibility of ending up in prison for a false accusation by the woman? Men have every reason not to abuse, woman have little reason not to abuse, how is it a surprise 70% of unilateral abuse is from women?
Also, if you look at lesbian couples, they have the highest reports of domestic abuse. Why is that? Woman aren't taught to not be abusive like men are.
Link: www.cambridge.org/core/journals/the-psychiatrist/article/domestic-violence-is-most-commonly-reciprocal/C5432B0C6F8F61B49A4E2B60B931FA07
That was interesting and valuable to push against the preconceptions. That same data did also note men were significantly more likely to inflict serious injury which may be a big part of the reason for the persistent impression of men as aggressors. (men being on average more physically capable probably explains the difference in injury.)
Women on average are more likely to be physically and verbally aggressive but when men do it they just deal more damage. That could explain why lesbian couples have the highest rates of domestic abuse.
I can only think of Elizabeth A. Bates' study titled "Testing predictions from the male control theory of men’s partner violence" as a source right now
@@KingRyanoles yeah, but if someone is surprised by that, they haven't thought about it. In essence, regardless if the woman is the abuser or not, the man can physically decide when she stops by physically stopping her. Effectively woman abusers won't get the chance to be extremely abusive because a man is likely to defend himself if things are escalating to such a point.
I don't think it's fair I get accused of cheating for forgetting one source in a college paper, but these people don't even put sources in the corner of the video.
exellent video. Holding power to account, especially in the face of overwhelming lies and propaganda is something your analytical communication style does very well 👍🏾
In my last job I had a female manager for about a week or so because my manager was away.
Worked in a call centre and lost my voice because I was really sick and she refused to let me go home even though I could barely speak in a job that requires speaking. Hated that I had to do it, but put a grievance in against her and she never managed again because what she did wasn’t right.
Funnily enough, a woman did run an all female company and it went down in flames due to how they treated one another
Lol, I read about that one. The whole story had me weak. 💀
Ok… so do a lot of male company
@@generalknowledge8068 Not the point
@@Caelus32 what’s the point
@@generalknowledge8068 Do they tho?
“Men who’ve never walked down the street feeling vulnerable” lmao right, because I’m sure she has to put a gun on her waist just to get some groceries or every time she goes to the corner store for some cigars.
None of the women I know even have to be aware of their surroundings *at all* let alone have to be so carful so as to have to carry a weapon where ever they go smh
Just watch them walking around tripping over curbs while on their smartphones, situational awareness is not a female trait😂
@@mrnasty2757 “Tripping over curbs while on their smartphone” lmfao 🤣 🤣 idky that got me so good 🤣👌
the shoes they choose to wear tells you how serious the threat really is in their minds
as a man i didnt need to wait till nighttime to feel threatened walking down the street. theres been 3 instances that people wanted to fight me for no reason during daytime
Thank you. More people need to hear this. Sharing
96% of software engineers are male, okay but thats easy to fix. Just get women to stop getting liberal arts degrees and go get STEM field degrees. Except the issue is that the only people saying this is a problem are people who have liberal arts degrees and I doubt those people would preach for people to get a STEM degree. Martha lana fox herself has a Master of arts degree.
You'll never have women surpass interest in computer science or other engineering fields, but you can probably get it to be 70% male or something but only if we drop the useless touchy feely degrees as women are generally more in tune with their feelings. I forget the exact quote but "Women like people and men like things".
Did Jordan Peterson said that line? It seems familiar
@@JohnArden4444 it might very well be a quote from JP. Good catch!
Yeah there is nothing wrong with preferring liberal arts type studies. Pushing women into fields we don’t enjoy is harmful and stresses us out, reducing our happiness and peace, which harms society because then we lash out by sleeping around, wasting money, getting obese, and not having families. We need women to be happy, healthy, and productive in spaces that suit us. It happens naturally when we are not FORCED into uncomfortable spaces.
@@cringeproof100 Of course women should be happy, and you should follow what you love, no matter your sex. Is it art degrees? Anthropology? Sciences? Theology? The list goes on and on. But two things:
First, don't necessarily blame that because of the selection of your degree in the future you will turn out to be sleeping around, getting obese etc. Because we can say the same for men, like getting addicted to drugs, games, porn, sleeping around too etc. It's your choice, you need to be responsible for your actions, no matter the situation you put yourself in and of course, no matter what sex you are.
Second, all this was mentioned from the people above because feminists complain about certain parts of the work field being unequal, like this example in the video. The person above provided a solution, but you now say you don't want that? After you complain about being more men in the specific workfield ?
What exactly do you want in the end? You don't even accept a solution given to you or provide an alternative. Are you maybe complaining just to victimize yourself?
I am just pointing you out how contradictory and illogical this is in the end Emma. Hope you have a great day!
@@thetreatment498 that’s literally what everyone in this comment section is doing
Martha achieved a 2:2 BA degree. 2:2 is a poor grade it means that you got an average of 50%-59%. Most employers require a 2:1 (60% - 69%). A 1st class degree is 70% - 100%. Some masters degree require a minimum of a 2:2, others require a minimum of a 2:1.
I don't know what grade she got for her masters degree
Source: Me, I recently graduated from university in the UK.
It's vagine far left privilege, you get hired based on ideology , her thing between her legs and def she gets the job not though her skills but who she knows.
Yea glad someone mentioned this. She was a shit student. Probably got to Oxford through connections and lazied about. Even now after purported years of experience, she comes off as dim.
Im a 6'2" man and have DEFINITELY walked down the street feeling unsafe, even when I was young and muscular.
I live in a safe area, every body here hase good morals and there is almost no crime as long as you arent rigth at the drug sellers acting cocky.
TBYS you're great! Steady output and top notch quality. Aldo expanding your topics is a nice touch.
Perfect breakdown of the nefarious "ideas" that come out of the notorious roundtables and think tanks. They take real situations (lack of women in sizable numbers in tech) and offer solutions that are cloaked in misandry , censorship and , at times , offer authoritarian control structures. Many times when in place, these systems are micromanaged to hell.
look at Star Wars...
Exactly, these people are insane. Lets just call it for what it really is, these woman just want power, and will do anything to get it-- they're following the authoritarian dictator manifesto.
Men just go into that more and do it better that's just the truth
And once in place, they never get disbanded - maybe rebranded, for virtue signaling, but they keep mingling, interfering and ter-roriz-ing organisations.
@@Parlimant_Strifey perfect example
I've been saying for years that these people don't care about us. They just want to have control over the way we act and think. But i think people are waking up.
I've been saying the same thing for years as well although I use "they don't give a phuck about us" it hits different lol.
In *certain countries* if you're a male and you fight back something such as "lawful self-defence" doesn't exist in practice so walking down a street you fear for your life even if you can fight 100 bandits with big knives at once.
We live in an age where people can make shit up and pass it as truth, as the faces of corporations have shown
0:12 She's right. As a white man I've never walked down the street feeling vulnerable. Including the time I was jumped twice in one day by unrelated people. Conflating my mortal terror with vulnerability has to be at least as bad as mansplaining.
What about other white men who feel vulnerable?
I got jumped by a group of trans women after I told one of them to back off when one of them rubbed by my thigh. For people who claim to be "real women," they hit as hard as "real men." After that day, I don't go to the bar feeling vulnerable.
male feminists?
You can't say someone is "right" just because of your experience. That's stupid.
@@sonicthehedgehog1606 I was sexually harassed for a few years so I might be in a different spot, but yeah, I stay away from everyone, women and men, if a car drives close to me while I'm walking, I'll go a different way
"A bunch of young white men who've never walked down the street feeling vulnerable" Ah yes, when I go through the streets of rural Indonesia I definitely feel safe, definitely no snakes, Tigers, crocs, alligators or worse YOUNG WHITE FOREIGNERS!!
I'm not scared to walk down the street... In one direction, that is. If I go the other direction, I expect to get shot.
I took coding courses in college, and at a coding bootcamp. In the courses there were a max of 2 women in each class and they dropped out by the end of the semester.
The coding bootcamp had 1 woman and she also dropped out. The reason women don't make software is because they're not into it.
Now I'm not a white man but growing up in the barrio here in the US and in Mexico I definitely know a thing or two about walking alone at night. Best advice: don't do it unless you're in a pack of other guys (that's right, I said guys because not only a woman is going to be useless in a rumble, but oddly enough women like to start shit, particularly when drunk. And this is true of gabacha chicks coming over who forget that they're not in the States anymore). You're asking for a beatdown or getting mugged. Fortunately I was never mugged but I was followed a couple of times.
Also, interesting to note that plenty of women have associated themselves with criminal gangs, mostly being someone's chick. That's something feminazi collectives never mention. Because guess who benefits from the loot? Oh, and I have plenty of stories of being grabbed and harassed by women and girls and the occasional gay guy on Mexican public transportation and on the street back when I was a young man in the 90s.
As someone who visited Colombia 8 times. This is brutally true
As someone who visited Colombia 8 times. México once This is brutally true
Sorry to hear what happened to you and hope things got better, and your right when women go on about people violating them I ask them every time where it happen and what kind of people we're they " well ..... It's a club with hot guys " I just walk away
I was just looking to see if you had uploaded something new, and this popped up! Love your work!
Always happens
Naturally, they call it "trust & safety" instead of "propaganda and censorship." Just like Planned Parenthood, lobbyist, and a host of other misleading names that imply the opposite of what they mean.
This video aged like wine.
I always enjoyed the "Walk down the street feeling unsafe" line. I've been shot at, been attacked at night, I'd love to hear which of these coddled rich snobs hobbled their way a km to make it to a hospital with a gash down their arm and a rapidly swelling black eye.
Know what makes you feel safer walking down a street? Training, experience in fights, if you can have one, and have training, a gun does wonders, a Colt .38 is small, accurate, and effective.
To loosely quote Penn "A bullet to the brain stops rape instantly, 100% of the time"
I don't know if she's being intentionally obtuse saying that men don't worry when walking down the street.
At least if you're a woman and get attacked, other people will jump in to help you.
If you're a guy, you'd be lucky if someone jumped in to help.
People laugh if they see a man get hit. Wooooah! It's exciting for them.
or didn't jump in to help attack you
And if your a man being attacked by a woman you will be lucky if your not swarmed by a group of men when you defend yourself.
@@billybussey S1mps a.k.a. lncels in denial thrive off of male suffering
He's already promised to fire 1,000 people on day one and I believe him! This woman should probably shut her damn mouth.
7 month later 75% less at Twitter and it's working better when the people that really does the work can do that.
I work in the software industry. We definitely welcome women recruitment and outreach - but we despise it when men with superior qualifications are rejected for women simply to meet quotas. Same goes for race too. It demeans the women who are given jobs, it demeans the women who get through on merit, it demeans the position itself, and it demeans the men who work harder and are more skilled but fail to get the job because of quotas.
Also, in all the companies I've worked with, women tend to heavily slant towards the more high paying product manager / solution architects / director of something roles. If you look at their LinkedIns, they are effectively parachuted into the top - no technical knowledge beyond a year or so "in the trenches" at best.
My mother and I had a talk about this stuff and the first thing she said was "well you don't know what it's like to be a women" and then I had to explain what us men have to go through on a daily basis
Thank you for guiding me for better mental health. Your doing society a service with this kind of knowledge.