Yeah say what you want about us but they sure as shit don't wanna hang with them. They only like them because bears are over 6ft tall, muscular, and don't provide for their children
@@bastiat6865 Assuming the worst in a group of people based solely on their physical characteristics is literal bigotry. The question is a terrible question. Try again.
She really said "You're assuming all men are like you." while she's assuming all men are not like him. This so clearly shows the problem with generalizations.
Eh it's more dangerous for a woman to assume all men are safe to be around wherever. It's a shame, but thank your fellow problematic males for upholding that stereotype.
Every video ive seen of women/children lost in the woods, they are ecstatic when they see a man cuz they realize they have a chance at life. You think theyd have that reaction to a bear? All in all, the conversation is important, womens safety is a valid concern but this example is incredibly stupid & if men were out here claiming women are lesser than literal animals they would be having a field day (justifiably so). Have these talks, inform people about dangers but no need to use super inflamattory language, certainly dont use it & then be shocked when folks are inflammed about it.
"But _guys!!!_ You just don't _get it!_ It has nothing to do with the actual crime statistics. What matters is how it makes us _feel._ That gives us the right to dehumanize a whole group of people and compare them to animals. What don't you understand, you _incel!?"_
Lol honestly there’s no reason we should be trying to convince these women otherwise. They’re waving red flags in plain sight; rather, we should be thankful. ☺️ The worst women are the ones who hide their irrational hatred towards men while dating men. They are literal poison and I’ve seen it with my own eyes.
Bears can smell right? They can smell you’re a human which means either danger for the bear or food if they’re desperate enough. Not really that hard to comprehend. The bear isn’t thinking of ways to sexually torture you as their object of fascination, they’re just operating off of normal animal instincts. Y’all are really trying so hard to not use your brain
@@nunyabizay9253 a bear will slowly rip you apart and eat you alive. they don’t kill when they eat because they are not hunters and thus have not evolved the instincts to do so. Being slowly disemboweled and watch your guts get ripped apart and eaten before your very eyes would easily be the worst way to die period. We all would have a better chance of having a better outcome with the man. I’m sorry it’s just not a good comparison. With a lion that kills quick maybe, but with a bear that kills brutally and slowly hell no. I would not wish that on my worst enemy.
@@bgos4727did you live in the wild? Cause I kinda do and trust me if it's not aggressive first it will be on the second encounter or eventually. Some animals do not get aggressive until they mark you 😊 even if it was sleeping the first time You could put them and feed them all you want but if they are not in the best situation things could escalate real quick. And wild animals especially a bear is heavy. Those things run fast and even if they are small their aggressive nature when cross does put a fear in you eventually😅 This has got to be a stupid trend and I refuse to believe people genuinely think like this
I legit just commented how vague this is on Tree of Logic’s video and how we need context. What if we change the setting to a public space? What if we state that you WILL be attacked rather than leaving it to mystery? Then would we see people still choosing bear? What if it’s a home invasion? This is important because men and women are divided on this DUE TO the lack of context. If no one is going to get specific, then no one can get mad when others don’t agree. She responded by immediately calling me a misogynist and saying she’s banning me 🙄usually love her content but she doesn’t engage in good faith at all when it comes to this.
@@Betweentheraindrops8but regardless of contex a man is better. I mean, if you add the "its going to attack you" i would rather be raped that have my face rip appart. Call me crazy
There was a story of a young girl that ran into 7 men in the woods. They gave her a place to stay, fed her and sang songs while they worked. Dwarves, I think they called them. Ironically, she was running away from a woman. 😂😂😂😂😂
Actually, a black woman made a great point on TikTok. If a woman was walking down the street she would walk right past a man like it was nothing. If that same woman was walking down the street and saw a bear coming at her even if it wasn't being aggressive, there is no amount of convincing that would stop her from crossing that street and running away.
Maybe because you expect to see humans in your day to day life 😂, doesn't mean you don't fear them. Seeing a bear in the woods is different from seeing a bear walking down the street.
it quite literally is. come on now, the worst the bear will do is kill you. you can’t convince me otherwise. tell me- what’s the worst thing a man would do ? or is capable of doing?
@@saa.ra181You can protect yourself from a man. You can fight back. You can run from your life. You can scream for help. What can you do against a 10 feet tall behemoth, that can behead you in 0.2 seconds with a single slap? Besides, not every man is going to do horrible things to you. Get therapy immediately if you seriously think like this, stop projecting your trauma onto innocent people who have nothing to do with your bullshit. 🙏🏽
@@bgos4727 Not being an androphobe = being a pick-me. Isn't the goal of feminism supposed to be equality? Shouldn't you want to get rid of androphobia and the causes of it? Or is this explicitly just a gender war to you?
Same. I also grew up in Northern Wi where we are taught to be careful around bears way before we are taught to be careful around men as young girls. Bears are no joke. These city women are dumb as rocks.
@@mac1bc The male version of this thought experiment was, "would you rather talk to a woman or a tree". We would fix deforestatiion if this question was more common tbh
It's weird how every time we hear stories about women getting attacked in public, we always hear "where were the men to help?". The real question that never gets asked is where the hell were the bears?
Women like to say "it says a lot that we choose the bear" it does but not the way they think it does, says a lot about how they generalise and their prejudice, not about how dangerous men are as a whole.
it also says a lot about what kind of prejudice and generalization is acceptable if women phrased it "I'd choose a bear over an african-american man", holding this kind of prejudice would not be acceptable
The bear knows your a animal we call people, abused women, delt with males that treated them like an object. Unfortunately, 95% of adults are dealing with child hood trauma.
@@ariannahawkins5945 they dont understand that SA is a slow death🥺 sex is nothing to most men, to us its emotional and mental mostly. 95% of porn stars were sexually assualted as children or being sex trafficked. The trauma in society is cray...
@@kellesbestbeaches The bear sees you as no more than a piece of literal meat. Most of the time it won't even bother mercy killing you. That doesn't make sense.
@MedusssssaChristo Not their favorite pick but I'd eat some boneless skinless chicken breasts if I didn't have pizza. A bear will still enjoy their less favorite snack.
Yea no, logically bears shouldnt do anything unless theyre starving or its a mother with cubs. Idk why everyone is assuming bears would be hyper aggressive human targeting kill beasts. Most animals are literal cowards.
Lol! I actually watched a “I survived” of a guy who got attacked by a bear. It was his job to work in the mountains so he was trained to handle bear interactions and what to do when a bear is attacking you. Because of his training he survived with limited scaring. Watching that video and learning what to do in an actual bear interaction…the bear will leave you alone (grizzly or brown bears to be exact)
Remember Men, if you happen across a Woman in the woods who's encountered a Bear, quietly turn around and go back the way you came so you don't make her feel uncomfortable. She'd rather experience how Mama Bear demonstrates what happens when a Human Female makes HER feel uncomfortable around her Cubs play area 🏃 🌲🌲🌲🏕 🙅♀️ 🐻
yeah men have WILD fantasies about women being attacked by bears and even say they won't help women if it happens. So you'd have a person get killed just to prove your point or teach a lesson. WTF is wrong with you? Is your ego and being right more important than a person's life? Or do you just have a 'hero' fantasie? Why do men take EVERYTHING personal? If you're not an abusive asshole, it's not about you. Do men have a hive mind or smth? Because they are so eager to protect a man they don't even know. Women are more likely to be killed by a man than a bear. Men are also are more likely to be killed by another man than a bear. But instead of admitting that men's agression is the problem for both women AND men you just b*tch about those questions. YOU men also suffer other men's agression but you'd rather die at the hands of another man than get your behavior questioned. Okay
@@BonShula Lmao you're not the sharpest tool in the shed. If you were placed in an empty locked room with a man for a day, and then a bear for a day. Your little statistic about 80% of the violent men crimes would go straight out the window. As each of those bears would commit 100% of the violent crimes eating you alive. And if you actually think that every single man/ or even majority would do something bad to you, you're just chronically online and should go outside touch some grass.
Reminds me of the cell phone vid of a old man who survived a bear attack. Dude had no recognizable features to his face at all. Just torn flesh and broken facial bones judgeing by his disfigurement, even his eyes were gone.
If a child is missing, would they rather want a search party of men looking for them or a pack of bears? I don’t believe we actually have to ask these intellectually dishonest questions.
Its just confirmation bias of the modern life experience. How many men do you encounter daily without incident? Now exchange every instance of an encounter with a man to a bear. These women are only perceiving men as a worse fate because there are billions more men than bears. I think we all understand the intent of the question, but the variables are disingenuous with assumptions like escaping/scaring the bear away, etc. How about would you rather be trapped in an elevator with a bear or a man?
@@harveyflippers9531 Right? The main logic is "If a Muslim is angry that airport security was searched him twice compared to everyone else, then he's probably a terrorist" That doesn't make sense and is discriminatory
If you pick man: have a chance of fighting him off, maybe not a high chance, but you have a 0% chance of fighting off a bear. You could possibly outrun the man, can't outrun a bear, they go about 35mph. You could hide from a man, bears can smell you from miles away. You could climb a tree and escape, bears can climb trees extremely well. And this is if the man wants to attack you which if you wanna be extreme, you could say 30% of men for an extreme number, but 70% is still higher than 0% with the bear unless it's not hungry. Also, you live next to men, not bears. Start living in the wild where you're walking past bears everyday and you're chances of attack will be pretty high. Women in NYC walk past 10s of 1000s of men every day and maybe 20 will say something. This whole argument is made by people who probably have never seen a bear and don't even know how tall they are, let alone how fucking ruthless bears are. A grizzly will put it's 800 pounds on your body while it eats you alive. I agree with Aba saying it's okay to say you don't feel safe around random strangers, most people understand that some people are fucking crazy no matter what gender/sex. Imagine saying you'd rather be alone in a meeting room with a Bengal Tiger, than a women because I'd rather die than be accused falsely
Being trapped in the woods with a bear is the plot of a movie. The man equivalent is being trapped with a deranged hockey mask wearing psycho, who can teleport and is unkillable.
Years ago I was saved by a random man in the woods (picture being a 20 something year old woman with little hiking experience lost in the mountains in total darkness).. I was so relieved that it was a human and not a bear that I came across that night.
And that’s the sad irony of it. This question is trending everywhere yet each and every woman that says they would choose the bear, regardless of their history, wouldn’t do so if they found themselves in those exact circumstances. Because the bear is basically suicide, while you have a much higher chance of survival and rescue with the man. That’s just common sense. Would you rather be lost with something hunting you guaranteed, or would you want to take a 50/50 chance that isn’t really 50/50 because men are generalized on this topic?
The reality of this scenario is that most men aren’t trying to grape the women they encounter… just like most bears aren’t trying to attack you (depending on the species, their state of mind, etc). In either case, there are things you can do to assert yourself… unless the circumstances are very unique. Fear mongering at its finest! How is this thought experiment helping women to not live in fear in their own bodies?
"The worst a bear can do is kill me* Yea, except they'll kill you by eating you alive. They go for those fatty organs, the ones in your abdomen. Good lord, lmfao.
Yeah lions kill you quick because they fear other Predators might come steal the kill. A bear has no Competition so it take its sweet time and doesn't mind you blood curdling screens.
But bears will only attacked if provoked and if you know what you’re doing you can scare them off. Yeah tell that to Timothy Treadwell, a bear enthusiast and activist, who was killed by a bear in Alaska.
@@senatorarmstrong4662 "But bears will only attacked if provoked-" Which only works with certain types of bears and even then if you get too close it can still get you. As a singular person, you can scare off a black bear. However, a single person can't scare off a Grizzly, Kodiak (larger than grizzlies) or Polar Bear. Running away from a Grizzly triggers it's predator instinct. In one scenario, all the man did was cower and that triggered the bear. ruclips.net/video/_ePoeP43wyk/видео.html The best you can do it stay still but even that might not work if it's hungry. There's also the sloth bear which are known to fight off Tigers.
Bears don't actually see people as prey typically, and most encounters with a bear end without injury. But a child would probably not know to stay calm, not to run away or scream, can't make themselves big and won't be carrying bear spray most likely. I'm still confident you'd have better odds with a man, a bear also won't be able to help a lost child. The way that last lady was just waving away all his attempts to properly weigh the odds it was pretty clear she wasn't interested in reasoning.
i think the point of the question is to assume the bear is dangerous. If you think the bear wont do anything you might as well make the question "Puppy or man"
Bear is not a tiger. It doesnt kill before eating. Bear is strong enought to just pin you down and start eating your legs or pulling your guts out of your body while you alive and screaming. This shit is wild
I think a better question would be would a man rather he lost or stranded with a dog or a woman. The answer is woman but i can see many men saying dog for the same sexist reason women say bear.
You're thinking of Jungle Book...a cartoon with made-up characters that don't even exist. So you're right, no bear will take in the child cause that scenario has never existed. Get your stories straight. And it's Mogli by the way, not Tarzan 🤣🤣🤣
i don’t think that’s their wish though that’s where you don’t know what you’re talking about lol. it’s a hypothetical it doesn’t mean they’re actually wishing for that to happen 🤦♀️ yes it’s a ridiculous question but so is your comment.
@@the21stcenturymystic I don't think you understand. If the point was about not trusting "random men" then why do people get upset when "random men" don't help?
@@chimpwimp9407 because how would trust ever be earned. it’s okay to protect yourself but it’s not okay to let others get hurt just because they don’t immediately trust you. that’s so narcissistic
@@the21stcenturymystic Make no mistake, I couldn't live with myself if I didn't help. However, you dodged the point of my question. Let me ask in a different way. If it's better to get mauled alive than to be raped then why does the tone change when the hypothetical about not trusting random men changes when said random men is a helpless bystander? If random men are that dangerous and can't be trusted then wouldn't the bear answer still be applicable? If you're ACAB and don't trust cops then why would you trust a cop to help you? If these random men can't be trusted here then why would they be trusted there? I've actually seen some women's responses where they stick to there guns. It was only one lady but at least she was consistent.
@@the21stcenturymystic I highly doubt you’d be saying this if it were a white supremacist being attacked and a black person in a position to save them.
I'm not a women so I can't say I know how they feel but I do know they have a right to feel scared of man. There was a statistic saying 1 women out of 4 or 5 have been or will get sexily assaulted. Now if I'm women that would be on my mind every single day. Man got to understand this fear starts from when they're kids.
People automatically think of all the bad things other people do. They never think about the good things people do. How many random men have saved complete strangers?
shh don't tell them of our kindness. It makes it easier to paint us as monsters. And straight women wonder why men don't want anything to do with them anymore smh
It's just time to stop helping. It happened in Philadelphia where a woman got attacked in a way that cant be talked about on youtube on the subway. No one helped her. The next day the media was asking why didn't any man jump in to save her. Here's why
The husband made a good point : what can the bear do if it doesn't eat your daughter ? The bear will leave her alone at best but can't help her in anyway so she's probably gonna die no matter what
@@D_Jillathe husband probaby did have a more logical conversation with her. I bet it was probably cut out of her video cause it didnt fit the narrative she was hoping he would align with. IMHO
@@wheelz78 you're probably right. And i bet when many girls asked this question and the person said they would it rather be the man, they never uploaded it cause it doesn't fit the narrative. So, the only answers we see are from people who say bear.
Also mentioning they say kids. Kids are very often considered prey for wild animals while adults are not. This MASSIVLY raises the chance of your kid dying.
I understand, why someone may say they choose the bear. What I don't understand is the explanation not being, "I know this is prejudiced and not fair, but here are my reasons why...". And instead it's "this is perfectly rational and acceptable reasonings and whoever feels offended is insecure or an incel".
The delusion is unreal. I remember a study of a girl getting attacked by a bear…while he was eating her alive she was saying goodbye to her mother in a cell phone as this bear was eating her limbs off. Her last words to her mom was “ it’s ok mom I do not feel it anymore… I love y……” Then rest of her was devoured as her mom was still in the phone listening Yea I would say that’s worse than just death These women are dingbats
I'm a woman and I'd take r*pe over bear attack. For sure. I think the thing is that the scenario doesn't give specifics and a lot of people are thinking of young skittish black bears that aren't very big and are easy to scare off. It's also vague about the woods... are we LOST in the woods in the wilderness or are we near civilization in a small patch of woods? I think the vagueness lets people fill in the blanks in whatever way will confirm their bias.
Funny thing is when people did a study and found out that you are more like to be attacked by a man they failed to mention they counted how many instances a women comes into contact with a man and how many times a women comes into contact with a bear, so a maths expert fixed tge equation and found out that the women would be 300 times more likely be attacked by a bear than a man.
True story. My dad, early 30s, is camping with friends. One of them had a trailer, he is truly an oddball. While night 1 was going along fine, couples and singles all sitting around the campfire, my dad's odd friend slipped away as the sky turned grey and put on his bear costume only he knew of. Everyone is chilling by the fire BUT THEN, from out of the woods a giant hairy mass only illuminated by the fire emerges before them all and releases a roar. Everyone ran, except my dad according to my dad who told me this story. (He said he was just confused opposed to scared... sounds like he is painting himself as the cool one but he was the only one not to get up out of his seat.) Most everyone Bee lines it into the woods in the opposite direction from this "creature of the night." Two of the woman ate dirt, face planted out of hysteria as the men ran away. The woman who especially ate dirt and was screaming on the floor ready to die was pretty pissed seeing her boyfriend completely leave her without even looking back, this was her fiancé. The guy left his wife to be for the non existent bear. That couple broke up, no marriage was gonna happen after that. Which to some extent I think is fair. However if you reverse the gender roles, people would have no pity for a man who tripped and than bitched how his wife to be didn’t come swoop him up, save him, he who is the damsel in distress. I mean yeah, I'd say he's being a bitch. But if you left your girl like that, did what would be find to do if you are the woman, even though it is an unfair double standard, (men are more expendable in the eyes of our evil Patriarchy) I would say he sucks... didn’t show good fight or flight control. My dad's friend very likely broke up that marriage. When he would first invite my dad and who is now my mom, he brought them to a gay bar and considering my dad didn’t know my mom that well yet (was still trying to win her over) he was pissed. My mom didn’t care but it is reasonable to say that was a similar attempt at sabotage. This friend lives with a woman but still never married to this day. Almost happened as he proposed because his other friend (an even more wild oddball, one who will grab your nuts if he likes you) suggested it. Well she eventually backed out of it don't know why. Feel bad for him though as he was pretty much rejected by his mother all his life, only saw the grandma, and the nail in the coffin was this girl he was madly in love with who had his complete trust (he wasn't damaged enough to lose all faith, had faith in her) who turned out to be cheating on him serially with multiple guys. That was it. He was done. Lol. She would even call him like a decade plus later after that bad break up speaking with some interest to get back together but also about how she currently had cancer. I forget what it was he said exactly but I believed it was the C word and "I'm glad. Bye." Ice cold. I could never do that. Part of me wishes I could but nah, I don't wanna be that level of resentful. I mean it isn't like Cancer magically makes what she did any different though. But still, idk it would depend on how bad it is on whether or not I could go "good" plus how bad I was treated. He was treated really really bad.
The percentage of Bears that would kill the child is so astronomically higher than men that would harm them it’s not even a debate. Love the switch up to comparing to black men. The internet is so stupid.
As an Alaskan who has encountered a bear in the wild I can share my experience. The bear didn't really care how much noise I made. I was being very loud, yelling, banging clam shovels together, waving lit flares. The bear barely cared at all. It was in that moment I realized I am at the bear's mercy. I tried to act calm but I'm telling you I damn near needed to change my underwear. I have also encountered men in the woods. Never been scared of hunters and hikers. While the scales are in the man's favor you can still win that encounter. You are not winning against a bear, period. If they want to eat you they will and you will be alive when they start.
Aa an Alaskan women who is deeply afraid of bears, still my instinctive gut response is to choose the bear. The main thing on women's minds being assault, most would rather die or be gruesomely malled from a bear attack than to live through a r@pe. We would be alive for both. For myself i have no prejudice against men, i don't have a "it's all men" mindset, not at all, I've been in recovery from SA & my biggest support were my boyfriend, brothers & close male friends. But they're not the ones i would be alone with in the woods. I know I would be insanely stupid to pick bear but the thought of being alone with a random man far from anyone else terrifies me
@@jayak8217 So youd rather a bear eat you alive while youre screaming in agony for possibly up to an hour before it hits something vital. Than have a man have dirty thoughts when seeing you? Or are you saying all men are rapists?
@@kitkatforjesus6737 im a woman myself and personally i'd rather take my chances with a strange man and the risk of being sa'd than potentially never be found again by becoming bear poop... the mind-numbingly stupid responses from women, is out of this world.. i'd rather be sa'd than dead.. and this is coming from a P*do victim.. so you'd rather be ripped apart alive and watch some bear eat your innards than being sa'd? - get out of here with that nonsense... you can get over being r'd, you cant get over being dead.
The 'sees me as a human being' thing is missing the point a little, also in the comments - I don't think that was in any way saying the bear sees them as a person lol, we're assuming all human beings = potential prey to bears here. The point is that it's wild that the MAN might not. In terms of flipping things & thinking about what you guys said - would you guys rather be alone in the woods with a bear, or 1970s police officer? Or an 1870s Southern farmer? Completely agree with what you're saying about people's perception of danger - and in the case of some these people, it is a bit warped. But finding out what people's perception of danger is is kind of the point of all this. Not whether they're literally right or not.
There's a guy who survived a prolonged grizzly mauling. The bear literally pealed this guys face off with a single swat. He described the bones of his skull being crunched as sounding like ice cracking. He felt its teeth puncturing scraping the bones of his spine and being hurled 6 feet when it whipped its head. He felt his flesh being ripped off as the bear gnawed on his flesh while he was still conscious. He somehow managed to gauge at the bear and get it to retreat. He had to gather the flesh that was pealed off his face and skull, wrap it back into place with his t shirt and limp for 12 kms to a camp ground. Yea, choose a fucking bear, and keep your misandry away from those of us men that are loving fathers and husbands
Read what BTK and other serial killers did to women. There are brutal murders out there like the bear but the bear won't keep you alive and deliberately torture you. Humans are capable of a lot more than a bear, for better or for worse. It's not misandry to acknowledge that.
@@laglandeuse5973 literally nobody is harassing her. She's just upset that nobody is sharing the exact unrealistic viewpoint of thinking you would survive a bear.
Sounds like they're all talking about their own personal experience. Girls need to sort out their trauma with some THERAPY instead of dumping it online
I’ve been raped, molested and through domestic violence. I get it. I’m on medication and therapy to deal with that trauma. As a security guard who actually has some posts in the literally isolated in the woods. ( I do security on movie and tv shows sets) I don’t automatically feel threatened when I see a random person (man) unless he’s being weird. And I actually been in that scenario. Interestingly enough, we actually had a long pleasant conversation. I found out the next day that he gotten in an altercation with some of the male crew members and threatened them. I was shocked because he was nothing but nice to me. It might’ve been because as a guard, who doesn’t like drama, try not to be rude to people and let them know what’s going on and for the most part people are understanding and go on about their business. I haven’t necessarily been around bears knowingly, but coyotes and while in Louisiana snakes and alligators. I definitely choose the man.
I apologize for what had happened to you & admire your strength and resiliency! I strongly believe the girls saying the "I choose the Bear" nonsense are speaking purely out of propaganda based paranoia within their little echo chamber since they haven't dealt with those real harsh & traumatic experiences (which unfortunately you had). I live in Louisiana too so I definitely feel you on snakes & alligators (ESPECIALLY the alligators!). It seems like (in my opinion at least), those who haven't experienced it tend to address it out of fear while, those who have, address it out of pain. I don't wish what happened to you on ANYONE but I do hate that it's those who haven't been through it are the most loud, irrational, & ignorant about that subject while the ones who know first hand are more quiet, rational, and knowledgeable about it.
This is the difference. I bet most of these women have never been around wild animals to even guess how unpredictable they truly are. Not to mention diseased ridden. If you get mauled by a bear. You might never see that bear again, knowingly, but you might be left with constant hospital visits and trauma just the same. You might end up horribly disfigured, leaving you to be criticized and stared at the rest of your life. Not to mention handicapped. And to be honest, I feel far more confident that my daughter could get away from a man in the woods than she could a fucking bear. An animal that evolved to live in the woods. Especially of the man is there with no tools or weapons. A good stab with a good stick can be enough to get away. The woods are full of makeshift weapons to scoop up while someone has their hands full trying to force their way on you. I could go on and on about why it's more plausible to pick the man. But hey, I'm not an idiot defined by trauma, be it mine or anyone else's. If you asked me a bear or a cop. Guess what, I'm picking the cop. Despite the fact that I've never had a bad incident with a bear. But what do I know, I'm just a man.
As a woman I'm so tired of these kind of conversations. Yes I've had moments in my life I felt uneasy around a man but never to the point I would choose a bear over a man. The same women screaming and running away from a bear would happily run into the arms of a man they saw in the woods to help save them. I dont care what anyone says this is just ridiculous and another attack on men.
And if we want to reverse their logic, most child abusers are actually women, so the one with the daughter, statically both the man and bear would be safer then being with a woman. But it seems this world only allows to paint men in a bad light, promptly ignoring male SA victims.
@@thefatbob3710 Most child abusers are the ones who are raising the children. If you actually take that factor out of the equation (time spent with the child) then its the men who are far more likely to attack their children (Basically they account for some 45% of the attacks while the time they spend with the kids is around 10-20%). So no, statistically a kid is safer with a woman. Ps: I'm pretty sure the stat you saw is about general abuse and not SA in particular).
@@ddawg3230 I see your point but I'm not sure it makes sense to assume a direct causal link between time spent and chances of abuse. For example, are men who spend more time with their kids more likely to be abusive versus those who spend less? I'm not sure if the data/stats for that exists and without those, and more, I don't think any definitive statement either way is much better than a coin flip.
@@ddawg3230 "The data is wrong. Men are bad" Ok, we'll just ignore that the NiH even said that 70% of child abuse cases are from women but ok bro men are worse for sure the data just lies
It’s weird how some women can choose a bear over a man since apparently every single man is an inherently dangerous predator to them, always waiting to display that power”, yet still say that men and women are equal. Those double sided debates are too tired
@@dondiego1141 If they eat you. There is a good chance they are just gonna tear you up and leave you alone to suffer and die if they don't like the way you taste.
And then I’m dead. I’d rather be just dead than living with the aftermath of rape. A bear did what a bear was hardwired to do. A man, with ALL of the choices in the world he could do instead, will DECIDE to pick the option of raping and or killing you. I think that is fucking worse. No matter how yall spin it. Men are responsible for the VAST majority of violence in the world. From simple assault, to rape, to all out war on other countries, men are the perpetrators.
I honestly think that is his question is a little hard to answer. Yes, I am slightly afraid of men, I have been sexually assaulted by a man before. But that don’t change the fact that I will run to a man if I am in the woods with a bear. Bears don’t normally eat humans unless they see them as danger, but still. We have to realize none of us aren’t safe, especially women, but that doesn’t mean all men are bad people. Men can be good and kind, and some evil and twisted. What matters is the type of man you encounter. I honestly hope this question gets left in the past because ladies, (coming from a woman) not every man is bad. I get that if it was a random man then yes, u would prob be scared at first because I don’t know him, but that doesn’t mean I won’t go to him for help.
Looks around in 2nd ammendment. If only there was an equalizer of strength you could carry in your pocket. Then it doesn't matter if it's beast or bear.
Nah whats disrespectful is for all these women to feel like of left alone in the woods with a man that 100% of the men will do 100% of women harm, SA them, or something worse. Me personally I'm tryna figure out how the fk we getting out of these woods cause my black a$$ don't do the woods.
tbh it's the same shit as walking down the street at night. The street is usually empty, and the few people you see are walking home just like them, but some women will act like Ted Bundy is on every street corner, and they won't make it home.
@@Tickerchicken if civilization is only a day or two away its not worth risking eating something you do not know if its poison or not. You can easily go one or two days without eating. Safe water might be a bigger concern but even then 1 to 2 days without you should be ok, dehydrated but ok, unless its extremely hot and humid.
So if a little girl was lost on the woods these men would rather their child be left with a bear? Do they not realize that the law enforcement that would be looking for this child is mostly or all made up of men? Most child abouse comes from the mother as they are the ones that are with their kids the most. Its sad to see these men thinking so low of themselves. So are they to not be trusted with a little girl. Or is it just the other men that are to not be trusted?
So, your child is lost in the woods and you're telling me you'd rather pick the bear who will either leave them to die or kill them for food vs a man who can actually get them to safety? Smart. Edit: Dear Lord, the sheer amount of women in the comments confidently saying the man is only there to abduct/assault the child is absolutely insane. People, please understand that there are far more reasons for men to be in the forest than just looking for a random kid to abduct/assault, such as hiking, hunting, camping, or if a body of water is nearby, fishing. The latter are much more likely to be the ones who run into the kid than some rando pedo by virtue of statistical probability. Again, as crazy as this may sound to some of you, the overwhelming majority of us are *not* predators, we're just normal people living normal lives. Please chill. Also, if there was a pandemic of pedos out there like some of you suggest, they probably won't be looking for kids in a place where there's barely any of them. Just saying, the people who are more likely to do harm to these children are much more likely to be in their elementary schools than in the woods.
Well your rolling the dice on the man lol. You can hope the man will get them out of the woods. Or the man would do something horrible and depraved. Men are like 90-something % of r*** so I get it.
Let's end this: You have hundreds of interactions with men during your lifetime and the amount of times you got beat and killed by men are close to zero or in most cases "ZERO". You could never have this many interactions with a bear and still survive.
The problem with the way they're thinking is its as if the man was 100% a sexual predator. When in reality 100% of bears are killers. Edit. So many people are arguing the amount if bears who kill people. My point is the bear can't distinguish you between a deer or any other animal and all bears have killed for food.
That's not the way they are thinking they are thinking the same as men or anyone with commoner since it's a random man you don't get to choose so you take your chance with who you would most likely survive has nothing to do with all men simply the best choice for them
It always really bothers me when they film their boyfriends/husbands with no context and then insult their response and throw it up on social media for clout.
Yeah it's super lame, but I guarantee you those dudes know what's up, they've seen the trend already long before their gf asked them. They're not answering how they truly feel, quite obviously. They're just saying what they know tik tok wants to hear, because otherwise their face is on video and that could mean they get punished in real life for speaking their mind on the friggin internet.
@@BusinessSkrub "...punished in real life..." that's what you wrote 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 you don't think that fucking hilarious in a first world nation with 330 million people? Holy shit!?!
What I hate about this "Man vs bear" thing is that it assumes men - in general - are more likely to assault you, than a bear is - in general - to eat you. Their faith in humanity is lower than their faith in wilderness. I bet you, I *bet* that 90% of men would be far more focused in getting you both safely out of the forest, than assaulting you. "Bear vs woman, I'd pick the bear because at least then it'd put me out of my misery rather than b**** at me until I unalive myself"
@@bgos4727 you're right, not a good comparison. "The bear won't accused me SA, take me to court, ruin my life, destroy all of my career or romantic prospects, even if the accusation is proven false, making my life a living hell from which there is little chance of escaping because the legal system heavily benefits women in situations such as these, and society has been told to believe all victims, even if they are not a victim." Doesn't quite have the same simplicity, but what can you do?
@@sarahom5297 me. I have been accused of SA'ing someone. Luckily for me, it happened before the widespread use of social media, and was handled internally by the company, so the false accusation didn't have much effect.
"not all men are like you" Yeah and not all men are rapists either. I can't believe she was really trying to get her husband to change his answer when he gave a reasonable response in favor of the man
I get it but to us it does come off as dehumanizing when women say "we want to be seen as human not animals" and then turn around and compare you to a bear
I've been asked this exact question and I've always turned around and said, why a bear? They tell me to name another animal, and I say a chimp. They change their tune SO FUCKING QUICK. Do you know the shit a fucking chimp will do to you?
Its a very stupid comparison, however women are MUCH more likely to experience violence from a random man, compared to a random bear. Although most crimes are committed by a domestic partner. In north America alone, approximately 50 bear attacks take place every year. Fatal attacks are even less common. 172 women were killed in 2021 in Canada alone. That's not even factoring in assaults, rapes, etc that didn't result in a homicide. I LOVE the men in my life, and honestly I wouldn't be who I am without them. But there is a problem within the male space where only other men can can help make an impact.
@@Snailshroom The point is to ignore the response to a hypothetical question and look at the real choices being made every day. The wilderness awaits anyone who wants to stand behind their answer, yet here we are enjoying civilization together.
@Kelavis I don't think the choice between the wilderness or civilization has much to do with there being bears in the woods, or men in cities. Not quite bud.
I asked my 13-year-old daughter that question when she came home from school she said it's a dumb question and whoever picked to be in the woods with the bear is an idiot
Yeah, but that is misleading. You asked a 13 year old girl who would have most of her mental faculties developed. The women in the bear/man video were feminists so they were not as intellectually developed.
Of course, those city women who have never seen a bear in real life would think that. Wait until they're in that situation, they'd be wishing for a man to come save them. I say this as a woman who has done their fair share of camping/hiking.
and no man is justifying attacking woman even when taking in consideration real life agressors. this mental exercise only serve to identify self destructive woman.
Well that happen to a friend of me. She got raped by a family friend when she was 12. Her family didn’t believe her and the man was still invited to the family. MOST sexual harassment happening in close social relationships. Most of the times it’s your partner, your father or an Onkel who to the sexual harassment and the domestic violence
@@lixiluvthey're saying crap they heard somewhere else... most of these women didn't go thru crap, they're just taking on others trauma onto themselves
This whole debate has literally everyone jumping to the worst-case scenario when it comes to men. The assumption is men are objectively evil when left alone with a woman. This is painfully untrue as men are more inclined to be instinctively protective, not destructive. The bear will act on instinct alone, and you are more likely to die by the bear in every scenario. Even if things go south with a man, your chances of survival are increased. Pretty sure unless we women are strapped with weapons, we are losing to the bear 99% of the time. But what do I know-- I'm just a woman who has never been faced with either one alone in the woods.
From what I can it's because humans have the ability to do worse for more malicious reasons and even torture And the worst case scenario it what people usually worry about though shouldn't be the only thing
@@audreyharris7643 I'd rather take my chances with someone I can at least communicate with and potentially fight off if things go sideways than something that doesn't care that I'm a "human being" and will just eat me because it can.
Yep, these people don't get that even their beloved dogs would eat them if they spend much time alone with their corpses, it happens all the time to lonely people that lives with animals.
"Evil is evil, Stregobor,” said the witcher seriously as he got up. “Lesser, greater, middling, it's all the same. Proportions are negotiated, boundaries blurred. I’m not a pious hermit. I haven't done only good in my life. But if I’m to choose between one evil and another, then I prefer not to choose at all."
how many men cat call, sexually harass, follow woman home, and kidnap them on the daily? And how many bears attack woman on the daily? The answer is obvious.
@-Skratch- 90% of murders are committed by men and 85% percent of SA's. It's always men. Not all men but always men. I will be cautious around all strange men.
@@brianring-nu9dw yeah thats the point majority of the time nothing will happen most just go about their business, but im not saying there isnt the off chance that something does happen, for a bear tho ur more than likely to encounter it when its hungry
A bear sees you as food. In fact they’re some of the only animals on earth that view humans as prey. Even black bears will hunt people if they’re hungry enough.
As someone who studies bears , bears have attacked humans. But at the same time those were bears thar haven't found food in months , bears will not attack humans, unless there's also a baby bear
If i'm alone in the woods, I choose the bear over ANY human. I know the bear is a threat. I have NO IDEA what the rando person is up to. The bear is just gonna bear. Humans are much more complex creatures. Too many variables. I'd rather deal with the obvious threat. I think if more people thought about it, the might find that it tracks more than just fearing men. Could also be that I'm just a squirrely veteran with trust issues. P.S. Y'all's friendship seems like the kind of friendship more PEOPLE (especially men) should strive for. You two appear to have a genuine, reflexive respect and brotherly love for one another. You live it and it shows. Hold true to that. Y'all helping people in more ways than you may realize.
Choosing the bear over the man tells me several things about a person. They may or may not all apply as follows: 1. that person is what I would call terminally online and are not yet self-aware about how this is affecting them. 2. that person has unresolved emotional trauma in their life either with a man, or with men in general. 3. that person wants to be seen as agreeable and "part of the crowd" among their online/social media friends I bet if we took some of these women claiming they would rather face the bear, dropped them in the woods with just the clothes on their back and a phone with a random man's number on it who they do not know, they would almost immediately dial the phone and call for help. They know that when push comes to shove they would proactively reach out to a man for help, but they want to have that cake and tell us to eat shit all the same.
Also do these people not realize how brutal bears are when they attack. Why are we talking like bears aren’t one if not the most dangerous animal on the planet. These people got me questioning if they ever looked up a bear in their life or are they just assuming every bear is just like their pets at home.
Are you really going to ignore the statistics of SA? Which very commonly happens to women all the time. Reducing people's fear down to watching crime documentaries (that are still real cases) doesn't change the common negative experiences in society.
If feminism is the only ideology and movement that cares to speak and highlight women's issues, instead of blaming them for the valid fear they may have navigating as a woman in society, of course women will gravitate in that direction to people that actually get and listen to them.
@@brianring-nu9dwthat’s not the point those statistics got nothing to do with it, you’re just yapping now. There is no way in hell a woman/little girl has more chances of survival alone with a bear than alone with a random man and that’s just a fact and it’s purely logical when you think about it for 3 seconds. So yeah women who truly believe that men are worse than bears are probably women who OD on that type of content and imagine a much worse situation than what reality actually is. Stop this nonsense.
@@brianring-nu9dwMen experience quadruple the despair deaths and homelessness that women experience. Prisoners who have done terrible things to women and children can’t be put into general population because your average convict sees hurting them (or worse) as wicked cool. If even your average male convict is a hero to his peers for hurting (or worse) those people, what does the misandristic “bears are better than men” discourse accomplish?
This is why women lack any survival instincts. "The worst thing a bear can do is ____ me". No no no no. Being awake while it feasts on your insides. Feeling each and every bite and chew. Not knowing if it will end before you pass out. Then finding out that bears don't always finish their meal. So now you are missing parts..while alive...and hear the marching of every other animal to get the scraps. But you choose the Bear?
Nah, this is why we call TikTok "brain rot" because it literally rots people's brains... Funny thing is that if you made a reality TV show where women had to survive a month in a forest with either a man or a bear, the choice would flip faster than a lightning strike. This whole question is just more of the men-hating and fearmongering propaganda against men perpetuated by a certain part of feminists. I just find it ridiculous how the group that's supposed to be the oppressed one is getting away with the exact same rhethoric that Hitler used against Jews. So much for everyone being equal under the law I guess...
"You dont get it. Atleast the bear won't f*ck me. All men just want to f*ck women. How do you not understand this, bigot. You're the problem and good job exposing yourself, predator." ~some Twitter user probably It seems that's all this dogshit question boils down to. Even if you break down the question logically like the one husband did, you get clowned on cuz "how dare you not pick the bear?".It's blatant prejudice and I love how when you try to switch out "men" for anything else that shows how problematic this question is, they are suddenly quiet or try to frame you as being weird for thinking like that. These ppl are just f*cked in the head.
The majority of men are good, honesty, hardworking and care about women. Unfortunately, many women who have had one bad experience with a man, uses this experience to judge all her future interaction with men. This is the problem.
@blitzspitz 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ I don't think we watched the same video. They literally embraced certain death over strange men or dangerous men in their families. Nobody is deluded about how dangerous bears are. However, the question went viral because a man was stopping women on the street and asked them this question, everyone jumped on it from there. I have issues with people in general, I may be wary of men but I've experienced women in a girls boarding school and I've been burned (my bunkmate dealt with me). I'm trying to start opening up to people but anytime I smile at men especially, I end up with some creep with big entitlement. I still believe there are genuine people out there.
I’m a woman who likes to hike alone in the woods. I usually run across a man, and the worst thing that happened was feeling slightly uneasy for like 10 seconds. If I saw a BEAR on a hike, I would be literally terrified.
They are totally disconnected from reality, their answer is solely emotional but they double down on it being fully rational by actually saying that it is fully emotional (You refuse to understand what women mean) when they get pointed out how absurd it is
A man, and I love hike and camp. As a Man myself. I would feel uneasy too if I find myslef amongst other man in a isolated area, (I'm a petite young man) I could get robbed etc. But yes, if I saw a bear, I would hope it was a man instead, at least I could give it a fight if it was a man trying to rob me.
This video is not it. This feels like y'all got mad and decided to take the angle that so many men are taking at this question. The whole "Well women are bad too!" and "Men are not that scary! You're being dramatic!" Which is just abhorrent. I'd really like for you to reflect on yourself and understand that you guys aren't thinking about this logically. The question is not just who would you rather be around, a random guy or a random bear. It's also whether you would risk the possibilities of being around a random unknown man in the woods or the easily subdued bear. Bears are easy to handle, that's why there are literal phrases that tell you what you need to do. Men are dangerous, unpredictable, and van and will be 100x worse than a bear. It doesn't matter if the man isn't going to do anything, but most women are not going to take that chance. 1 in 4 women are sexually assaulted. I am one of them. Women don't just have a general fear of men for "no reason", we have a shared trauma. Get better, and learn from this.
@@ilikethembigandchunky I can understand how it can be hurtful to generalize a group of people when you yourself are a part of that group and don't engage in the behavior that is being discussed or feared. But it isn't solely about "shared trauma". It's a legitimate survival tactic because women genuinely do not know whether a man is going to be "one of the good ones". "Not all men" is a correct and logical statement, however it ignores the large issue at hand, which is that there is such a large amount of men that women don't feel safe around due to genuine concerns and misunderstandings like this. I'm not attacking you, nor any men who wouldn't do horrible things, I'm saying that there are so many unsafe men out there to the point that women just aren't willing to take that chance. This isn't a "there's only a small percentage of men who do bad things" situation, that's why I brought up the 1 in 4 statistic. Because that is how common it is for men to engage in behavior that is abhorrent. It's not the same 50 men who decided to do this to every woman they can find, it's a large amount of men with unresolved deeper issues who are quick to anger. The fact that you feel the need to defend yourself shows me that you aren't actually that confident that you are "one of the good ones". I can tell that you have good intentions with this so I'm not saying that you are a bad person, I'm just saying that you're ignorant. Saying that 51% of the population's collective trauma "isn't my problem" is honestly quite... stupid, for a lack of a better term.
6:08 bro, are you serious? People already do. Animals, and also inanimate objects. Literally all the time. The one time men get compared to an animal it's disrespectful but a woman can be compared to a horse, a cow, a child in a lot of creepy cases, and don't forget the lock and key metaphor.
All I got from this is, I’m more dangerous than a fuxking bear, it was time somebody acknowledged it
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thank you for acknowledging it. stay away from women
See that. This is a man turning a negative into a positive.
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We built like that, fear us😂
Everyone asks why a woman would be in the forest with a bear over a man, but has anyone asked the bear if they wanted to be alone with a woman?
THIS!!!!!
Its Not that deep mate 😂
Big brain thinking
Yeah say what you want about us but they sure as shit don't wanna hang with them. They only like them because bears are over 6ft tall, muscular, and don't provide for their children
Winnie don't want her ahh!
The answers are framed more like “Would you rather be in the woods with a bear or get SA’d.” Which like what a terrible question.
It's realistic
@@bgos4727it’s literally not
It's a great question, and if you think it's terrible, you're part of the problem.
@@bastiat6865 your the problem right now.saying that most men would kill you more frequently than a bear is dehumanizing.
@@bastiat6865 Assuming the worst in a group of people based solely on their physical characteristics is literal bigotry. The question is a terrible question. Try again.
She really said "You're assuming all men are like you." while she's assuming all men are not like him. This so clearly shows the problem with generalizations.
What’s the funniest thing is that people say they don’t like generalisations and then spit the craziest generalisation ever. It’s pathetic
@@roccociccone597"people" generalisations are very easy to make.
@@alexandertiberius1098 ironically that's the best generalization to make as an example of generalization.
Eh it's more dangerous for a woman to assume all men are safe to be around wherever. It's a shame, but thank your fellow problematic males for upholding that stereotype.
I can’t stand her lol crazy
All this talk about which is worse, and nobody is asking or addressing the biggest threat of all in the forest.
Manbearpig.
Wow wow this topic wasn't that super cereal 😂
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nah those woodland critters are way worse haaaaaaaah
I'm really startled 😊
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Every video ive seen of women/children lost in the woods, they are ecstatic when they see a man cuz they realize they have a chance at life. You think theyd have that reaction to a bear?
All in all, the conversation is important, womens safety is a valid concern but this example is incredibly stupid & if men were out here claiming women are lesser than literal animals they would be having a field day (justifiably so). Have these talks, inform people about dangers but no need to use super inflamattory language, certainly dont use it & then be shocked when folks are inflammed about it.
Would you rather have a group of men save you or 1 bear?
Great breakdown of the topic.
"But _guys!!!_ You just don't _get it!_ It has nothing to do with the actual crime statistics. What matters is how it makes us _feel._ That gives us the right to dehumanize a whole group of people and compare them to animals. What don't you understand, you _incel!?"_
Hell not just a beat but any wild freaking animal lol. Imagine a woman coming up against seabear.
I don't understand people 😂, I will always choose the man... if it was a lion.. ooof... not such a nice kitty
"At least the bear sees you as a human being."
I don't know who taught these women what bears are like, but I'm thinking it was Disney.
Lol honestly there’s no reason we should be trying to convince these women otherwise. They’re waving red flags in plain sight; rather, we should be thankful. ☺️
The worst women are the ones who hide their irrational hatred towards men while dating men. They are literal poison and I’ve seen it with my own eyes.
Bears can smell right? They can smell you’re a human which means either danger for the bear or food if they’re desperate enough. Not really that hard to comprehend. The bear isn’t thinking of ways to sexually torture you as their object of fascination, they’re just operating off of normal animal instincts. Y’all are really trying so hard to not use your brain
@@nunyabizay9253 a bear will slowly rip you apart and eat you alive. they don’t kill when they eat because they are not hunters and thus have not evolved the instincts to do so. Being slowly disemboweled and watch your guts get ripped apart and eaten before your very eyes would easily be the worst way to die period. We all would have a better chance of having a better outcome with the man. I’m sorry it’s just not a good comparison. With a lion that kills quick maybe, but with a bear that kills brutally and slowly hell no. I would not wish that on my worst enemy.
@@nigelburg2555 yes that’s still better than what men do.
@@nigelburg2555 would still choose the bear look up the alson bortha case
As a woman, I hate this trend...its too vague and reeks of disingenuous $exism... it's just so weird.
Thank you for the pick me girl response.
@@bgos4727did you live in the wild? Cause I kinda do and trust me if it's not aggressive first it will be on the second encounter or eventually.
Some animals do not get aggressive until they mark you 😊 even if it was sleeping the first time
You could put them and feed them all you want but if they are not in the best situation things could escalate real quick.
And wild animals especially a bear is heavy. Those things run fast and even if they are small their aggressive nature when cross does put a fear in you eventually😅
This has got to be a stupid trend and I refuse to believe people genuinely think like this
I legit just commented how vague this is on Tree of Logic’s video and how we need context. What if we change the setting to a public space? What if we state that you WILL be attacked rather than leaving it to mystery? Then would we see people still choosing bear? What if it’s a home invasion?
This is important because men and women are divided on this DUE TO the lack of context. If no one is going to get specific, then no one can get mad when others don’t agree.
She responded by immediately calling me a misogynist and saying she’s banning me 🙄usually love her content but she doesn’t engage in good faith at all when it comes to this.
@@Betweentheraindrops8but regardless of contex a man is better.
I mean, if you add the "its going to attack you" i would rather be raped that have my face rip appart. Call me crazy
@@bgos4727 idiot
There was a story of a young girl that ran into 7 men in the woods. They gave her a place to stay, fed her and sang songs while they worked. Dwarves, I think they called them. Ironically, she was running away from a woman. 😂😂😂😂😂
This!!!
Lmao!!!!!
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this....this was hilarious lol thank you
Good laugh
Actually, a black woman made a great point on TikTok. If a woman was walking down the street she would walk right past a man like it was nothing. If that same woman was walking down the street and saw a bear coming at her even if it wasn't being aggressive, there is no amount of convincing that would stop her from crossing that street and running away.
Thank you!
"But you don't understand! My ex was mean to me so that gives me the right to compare you to wild animals!"
Maybe because you expect to see humans in your day to day life 😂, doesn't mean you don't fear them. Seeing a bear in the woods is different from seeing a bear walking down the street.
During the day time, yeah. At night, I walk the other way.
@@luckirye How does the setting of a bear being in the woods change this scenario? I'm just curious if you could expand on that for us...
Imagine thinking an 800 pound killing machine is a safer option than a human being
it quite literally is. come on now, the worst the bear will do is kill you. you can’t convince me otherwise. tell me- what’s the worst thing a man would do ? or is capable of doing?
@@saa.ra181You can protect yourself from a man. You can fight back. You can run from your life. You can scream for help.
What can you do against a 10 feet tall behemoth, that can behead you in 0.2 seconds with a single slap? Besides, not every man is going to do horrible things to you. Get therapy immediately if you seriously think like this, stop projecting your trauma onto innocent people who have nothing to do with your bullshit. 🙏🏽
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Speaking as a woman.. i find it an absolutely ridiculous question.
Thank you pick me girl.
@@bgos4727shut up
@@bgos4727shut up
@@bgos4727 Not being an androphobe = being a pick-me.
Isn't the goal of feminism supposed to be equality? Shouldn't you want to get rid of androphobia and the causes of it?
Or is this explicitly just a gender war to you?
Same. I also grew up in Northern Wi where we are taught to be careful around bears way before we are taught to be careful around men as young girls. Bears are no joke. These city women are dumb as rocks.
I asked my bear about that, and he responded, 'As a bear, I am offended. 😤'
I'm offended with the bear to
Some men would rather stay in the woods with a bear than a woman 🤭
As someone who identifies as a bear i feel offended they would think us, bears would rather be with them, no respect 😭🤦🏽♂️
The bear has a point; its reputation as a savage killer is being impugned.
@@mac1bc The male version of this thought experiment was, "would you rather talk to a woman or a tree". We would fix deforestatiion if this question was more common tbh
It's weird how every time we hear stories about women getting attacked in public, we always hear "where were the men to help?". The real question that never gets asked is where the hell were the bears?
Lol
As a bear I feel unsafe about helping women attacked in public
LOL
Yogi was busy stealing some campers food.
Dude it most likely a man attacking a women, this isn’t the burn you thought it was
Women like to say "it says a lot that we choose the bear" it does but not the way they think it does, says a lot about how they generalise and their prejudice, not about how dangerous men are as a whole.
Yes, it's entirely a reflection of the feminist propaganda and distortion of actual statistics that has created this irrational fear...
I’m almost certain that every man that chooses the bear when asked by his wife is doing his best to avoid an argument. None of them believe it.
@@mattaustin7012no spines
@@mattaustin7012sure, let's pretend that
it also says a lot about what kind of prejudice and generalization is acceptable
if women phrased it "I'd choose a bear over an african-american man", holding this kind of prejudice would not be acceptable
"The bears see me as a human being" is a pretty silly thing to read out loud.
The bear knows your a animal we call people, abused women, delt with males that treated them like an object. Unfortunately, 95% of adults are dealing with child hood trauma.
@@kellesbestbeaches Exactlyyyy. Bears dont SA or rape women😭😭
@@ariannahawkins5945 they dont understand that SA is a slow death🥺 sex is nothing to most men, to us its emotional and mental mostly. 95% of porn stars were sexually assualted as children or being sex trafficked. The trauma in society is cray...
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The bear sees you as no more than a piece of literal meat. Most of the time it won't even bother mercy killing you. That doesn't make sense.
@@kellesbestbeachesspeak for yourself girl we are not all like you
"The bear sees me as a human." Someone grew up with too much Disney
Well she has a point, humans aren’t a bears common food source. So most of them will mind their business. They generally don’t see as good.
Food.
@MedusssssaChristo Not their favorite pick but I'd eat some boneless skinless chicken breasts if I didn't have pizza. A bear will still enjoy their less favorite snack.
@@MedusssssaChristo I don't think a bear's going to be that picky. Food is food.
@@MedusssssaChristo you're forgetting about polar bears who do see us as food. Her point is as sharp as a blunt knife.
Best comment I've seen from this whole situation:
"These women think every guy is Epstein, and every bear is Paddington."
Yea no, logically bears shouldnt do anything unless theyre starving or its a mother with cubs. Idk why everyone is assuming bears would be hyper aggressive human targeting kill beasts. Most animals are literal cowards.
@@UngaBunga-mb7dvwell it depends on the bear 😂
@@UngaBunga-mb7dv yeah brown bears are not cowards, I don't know if you looked up bear attack stories but they're pretty horrific.
@@UngaBunga-mb7dv good point, bears are known for their logic..
Or more like Winnie the Pooh
It's official. We need more true crime series featuring bear crimes
lol
Lol! I actually watched a “I survived” of a guy who got attacked by a bear. It was his job to work in the mountains so he was trained to handle bear interactions and what to do when a bear is attacking you. Because of his training he survived with limited scaring. Watching that video and learning what to do in an actual bear interaction…the bear will leave you alone (grizzly or brown bears to be exact)
Remember Men, if you happen across a Woman in the woods
who's encountered a Bear, quietly turn around and go back the way you came so you don't make her feel uncomfortable.
She'd rather experience how Mama Bear demonstrates what happens when a
Human Female makes HER feel uncomfortable around her Cubs play area 🏃 🌲🌲🌲🏕 🙅♀️ 🐻
She would 100% run towards the men bringing the either hungry or angry bear with her
What other assistance would he have been able to provide?
yeah men have WILD fantasies about women being attacked by bears and even say they won't help women if it happens. So you'd have a person get killed just to prove your point or teach a lesson. WTF is wrong with you? Is your ego and being right more important than a person's life? Or do you just have a 'hero' fantasie?
Why do men take EVERYTHING personal? If you're not an abusive asshole, it's not about you. Do men have a hive mind or smth? Because they are so eager to protect a man they don't even know.
Women are more likely to be killed by a man than a bear. Men are also are more likely to be killed by another man than a bear. But instead of admitting that men's agression is the problem for both women AND men you just b*tch about those questions. YOU men also suffer other men's agression but you'd rather die at the hands of another man than get your behavior questioned. Okay
@@Stef3m As long as he can run faster than her he'll be fine.
Bears operate on a FTF principle.
First To Fall😬😐
@@JennySparkz Indeed
This question is another way of saying men are guilty until proven innocent
No, they’re saying “guilty even if proven innocent”
And yet if a man were to even *imply* a negative thing about a woman, women would be like "how dare you!"
Women have to be wary about stranger men, that wont change ever.
@@badwolf3618 They do all the time.
@@letgo4331 uh huh. But most people are good people? just because we can doesn't mean men lack self control bruh
Natural selection bout to go crazy
Men is not like 80% responsible for violent crime?
@@BonShula reported* this isn't including the unreported ones women do and others get away with. We can never know the exact total for sure
@@BonShula You better got something to back up that claim.
@@BonShulaOk, what are you implying? And you're also reading that stat wrong.
@@BonShula
Lmao you're not the sharpest tool in the shed.
If you were placed in an empty locked room with a man for a day, and then a bear for a day. Your little statistic about 80% of the violent men crimes would go straight out the window. As each of those bears would commit 100% of the violent crimes eating you alive.
And if you actually think that every single man/ or even majority would do something bad to you, you're just chronically online and should go outside touch some grass.
"The worst thing a bear can do is kill me. "...actually sometimes they just rip your face and arms off.
Reminds me of the cell phone vid of a old man who survived a bear attack. Dude had no recognizable features to his face at all. Just torn flesh and broken facial bones judgeing by his disfigurement, even his eyes were gone.
Exactly! With a man you never know what to expect
@@Que772 I don't think that inherently makes the "man" option worse though
If a child is missing, would they rather want a search party of men looking for them or a pack of bears? I don’t believe we actually have to ask these intellectually dishonest questions.
Its just confirmation bias of the modern life experience. How many men do you encounter daily without incident? Now exchange every instance of an encounter with a man to a bear. These women are only perceiving men as a worse fate because there are billions more men than bears.
I think we all understand the intent of the question, but the variables are disingenuous with assumptions like escaping/scaring the bear away, etc.
How about would you rather be trapped in an elevator with a bear or a man?
@@harveyflippers9531 Right? The main logic is
"If a Muslim is angry that airport security was searched him twice compared to everyone else, then he's probably a terrorist"
That doesn't make sense and is discriminatory
Women: "I'd pick the bear."
The bear a few minutes later: "man, this is the whiniest lunchable."
*Bear* : "This Salmon is loud and annoying, I don't want it..."
Bear: that’s it, I’ve had it … I’m going vegetarian
Real story…
There's more cases of men being eaten by bears and it being caught on camera, guess they choose bears too.
@snapsf do u have statistics on that? People don't get eaten by bears because they want to, neither men nor women
I deadass saw one on insta asking the man or bear question
The reply was: “Depends which one is black”
lol
Oh no
nice
Omg
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you pick man: have a chance of fighting him off, maybe not a high chance, but you have a 0% chance of fighting off a bear. You could possibly outrun the man, can't outrun a bear, they go about 35mph. You could hide from a man, bears can smell you from miles away. You could climb a tree and escape, bears can climb trees extremely well. And this is if the man wants to attack you which if you wanna be extreme, you could say 30% of men for an extreme number, but 70% is still higher than 0% with the bear unless it's not hungry. Also, you live next to men, not bears. Start living in the wild where you're walking past bears everyday and you're chances of attack will be pretty high. Women in NYC walk past 10s of 1000s of men every day and maybe 20 will say something. This whole argument is made by people who probably have never seen a bear and don't even know how tall they are, let alone how fucking ruthless bears are. A grizzly will put it's 800 pounds on your body while it eats you alive. I agree with Aba saying it's okay to say you don't feel safe around random strangers, most people understand that some people are fucking crazy no matter what gender/sex. Imagine saying you'd rather be alone in a meeting room with a Bengal Tiger, than a women because I'd rather die than be accused falsely
Exactly my thoughts.🤝
Being trapped in the woods with a bear is the plot of a movie. The man equivalent is being trapped with a deranged hockey mask wearing psycho, who can teleport and is unkillable.
Years ago I was saved by a random man in the woods (picture being a 20 something year old woman with little hiking experience lost in the mountains in total darkness).. I was so relieved that it was a human and not a bear that I came across that night.
To some women that wouldn't mean anything and it's unfortunate. Shoutout to the man that helped u
And that’s the sad irony of it. This question is trending everywhere yet each and every woman that says they would choose the bear, regardless of their history, wouldn’t do so if they found themselves in those exact circumstances. Because the bear is basically suicide, while you have a much higher chance of survival and rescue with the man. That’s just common sense. Would you rather be lost with something hunting you guaranteed, or would you want to take a 50/50 chance that isn’t really 50/50 because men are generalized on this topic?
The reality of this scenario is that most men aren’t trying to grape the women they encounter… just like most bears aren’t trying to attack you (depending on the species, their state of mind, etc). In either case, there are things you can do to assert yourself… unless the circumstances are very unique.
Fear mongering at its finest! How is this thought experiment helping women to not live in fear in their own bodies?
LMAO 🤣😅 Glad you are alive either way!
When women say men...they mean ALL men.
Whites may visualise white men.
Blacks may visualise black men etc...
"The worst a bear can do is kill me*
Yea, except they'll kill you by eating you alive. They go for those fatty organs, the ones in your abdomen.
Good lord, lmfao.
"Yeah, but he'll like.... respect me as a woman while he eats me...."
*Orders another caramel macchiato.*
Yeah lions kill you quick because they fear other Predators might come steal the kill. A bear has no Competition so it take its sweet time and doesn't mind you blood curdling screens.
But bears will only attacked if provoked and if you know what you’re doing you can scare them off.
Yeah tell that to Timothy Treadwell, a bear enthusiast and activist, who was killed by a bear in Alaska.
Most don't but still that's expected for bears to do, wants the explanation for the things men do?
@@senatorarmstrong4662
"But bears will only attacked if provoked-"
Which only works with certain types of bears and even then if you get too close it can still get you. As a singular person, you can scare off a black bear. However, a single person can't scare off a Grizzly, Kodiak (larger than grizzlies) or Polar Bear. Running away from a Grizzly triggers it's predator instinct. In one scenario, all the man did was cower and that triggered the bear.
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The best you can do it stay still but even that might not work if it's hungry. There's also the sloth bear which are known to fight off Tigers.
Bears don't actually see people as prey typically, and most encounters with a bear end without injury. But a child would probably not know to stay calm, not to run away or scream, can't make themselves big and won't be carrying bear spray most likely. I'm still confident you'd have better odds with a man, a bear also won't be able to help a lost child. The way that last lady was just waving away all his attempts to properly weigh the odds it was pretty clear she wasn't interested in reasoning.
Depends on the bear, depends on the season.
i think the point of the question is to assume the bear is dangerous. If you think the bear wont do anything you might as well make the question "Puppy or man"
@@dpatra7081 If you're going to arbitrarily determine the threat level of a bear you can do the same for a man. Makes the question pointless.
@@mardy3732 yes it is a pointless question, we knew this from the beginning
Bear is not a tiger. It doesnt kill before eating. Bear is strong enought to just pin you down and start eating your legs or pulling your guts out of your body while you alive and screaming. This shit is wild
The male version of "man vs. Bear" is "would you rather tell your feelings to a woman or a brick wall". That one went viral for a minute too.😂
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I think a better question would be would a man rather he lost or stranded with a dog or a woman. The answer is woman but i can see many men saying dog for the same sexist reason women say bear.
Would you rather marry a bear or a woman😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wasn't it woman or tree?
Someone's life vs feelings. Those are two vastly different things. A man started this hypothetical thinking women would respond man.
“This is not Hollywood, the bear won’t take the child in and the child won’t become Tarzan”.
Wrong story 😂
*Mowgli. Also neither Africans nor Indians leave their children to the mercy of animals.
You're thinking of Jungle Book...a cartoon with made-up characters that don't even exist. So you're right, no bear will take in the child cause that scenario has never existed. Get your stories straight. And it's Mogli by the way, not Tarzan 🤣🤣🤣
@@marcellaramirez390couple of people raised by dogs out there, top notch barking skills.
@@UsandEveryoneWeKnow I heard about those raised by wolves hate vampires 🤣
If ya'll dudes come across a woman in the wood getting attacked by a bear just walk the other way, you need to respect their wishes lmao.
i don’t think that’s their wish though that’s where you don’t know what you’re talking about lol. it’s a hypothetical it doesn’t mean they’re actually wishing for that to happen 🤦♀️ yes it’s a ridiculous question but so is your comment.
@@the21stcenturymystic
I don't think you understand. If the point was about not trusting "random men" then why do people get upset when "random men" don't help?
@@chimpwimp9407 because how would trust ever be earned. it’s okay to protect yourself but it’s not okay to let others get hurt just because they don’t immediately trust you. that’s so narcissistic
@@the21stcenturymystic
Make no mistake, I couldn't live with myself if I didn't help. However, you dodged the point of my question. Let me ask in a different way.
If it's better to get mauled alive than to be raped then why does the tone change when the hypothetical about not trusting random men changes when said random men is a helpless bystander? If random men are that dangerous and can't be trusted then wouldn't the bear answer still be applicable? If you're ACAB and don't trust cops then why would you trust a cop to help you? If these random men can't be trusted here then why would they be trusted there?
I've actually seen some women's responses where they stick to there guns. It was only one lady but at least she was consistent.
@@the21stcenturymystic I highly doubt you’d be saying this if it were a white supremacist being attacked and a black person in a position to save them.
I'm not a women so I can't say I know how they feel but I do know they have a right to feel scared of man. There was a statistic saying 1 women out of 4 or 5 have been or will get sexily assaulted. Now if I'm women that would be on my mind every single day. Man got to understand this fear starts from when they're kids.
Yeah sure but choosing the bear is still a retarded choice.
People automatically think of all the bad things other people do. They never think about the good things people do. How many random men have saved complete strangers?
shh don't tell them of our kindness. It makes it easier to paint us as monsters. And straight women wonder why men don't want anything to do with them anymore smh
Even the most beta of all the lil simp boys is still capable of the wors kinds of evil
EVEN IF hes got glasses and a hello kitty tee-shirt theyre still *men*
It's just time to stop helping. It happened in Philadelphia where a woman got attacked in a way that cant be talked about on youtube on the subway. No one helped her. The next day the media was asking why didn't any man jump in to save her. Here's why
We don't talk about that around these parts.
The husband made a good point : what can the bear do if it doesn't eat your daughter ? The bear will leave her alone at best but can't help her in anyway so she's probably gonna die no matter what
The husband was genuinely thinking about probabilities and she was thinking off her biases and feelings. Too bad he doesn't get to point that out.
my FIRST thought was what KIND of bear?!😂😂
@@D_Jillathe husband probaby did have a more logical conversation with her. I bet it was probably cut out of her video cause it didnt fit the narrative she was hoping he would align with. IMHO
A bear will kill you for being in its territory
@@wheelz78 you're probably right. And i bet when many girls asked this question and the person said they would it rather be the man, they never uploaded it cause it doesn't fit the narrative. So, the only answers we see are from people who say bear.
Also mentioning they say kids. Kids are very often considered prey for wild animals while adults are not. This MASSIVLY raises the chance of your kid dying.
I understand, why someone may say they choose the bear. What I don't understand is the explanation not being, "I know this is prejudiced and not fair, but here are my reasons why...". And instead it's "this is perfectly rational and acceptable reasonings and whoever feels offended is insecure or an incel".
New trend:
Would you rather be alone in a gym and come across a woman filming, or a king cobra?
At least the king cobra won't post it to social media 😂
well, if I was a man I would choose the cobra. They leave you alone if you leave them alone. Can't say the same for a woman filming her ass.
I could get a good workout running away from that cobra.
@@Kuinsyor try to say YOU'RE the fucking creep when she she's doing shit specifically for attention.
Cobra, i can do a lisp, i'm going to talk to it like Voldemort 😂
"There are fates worse than death"
Yeah like being mauled by a fcking bear
Like being graped for a long period of time, getting tortured and abused for days on end and ending up as the newest case in a mystery murder potcast
The delusion is unreal. I remember a study of a girl getting attacked by a bear…while he was eating her alive she was saying goodbye to her mother in a cell phone as this bear was eating her limbs off. Her last words to her mom was “ it’s ok mom I do not feel it anymore… I love y……”
Then rest of her was devoured as her mom was still in the phone listening
Yea I would say that’s worse than just death
These women are dingbats
@@lillyfeilke7076 you know, being eaten alive by a bear is still worse. Yes, bears dont kill you, they fucking eat you while you are still alive.
@@lillyfeilke7076 damn. You got paired with a messed up bear.
I'm a woman and I'd take r*pe over bear attack. For sure. I think the thing is that the scenario doesn't give specifics and a lot of people are thinking of young skittish black bears that aren't very big and are easy to scare off. It's also vague about the woods... are we LOST in the woods in the wilderness or are we near civilization in a small patch of woods? I think the vagueness lets people fill in the blanks in whatever way will confirm their bias.
Funny thing is when people did a study and found out that you are more like to be attacked by a man they failed to mention they counted how many instances a women comes into contact with a man and how many times a women comes into contact with a bear, so a maths expert fixed tge equation and found out that the women would be 300 times more likely be attacked by a bear than a man.
That's just common sense, which is unfortunately rare nowadays.
True story. My dad, early 30s, is camping with friends. One of them had a trailer, he is truly an oddball. While night 1 was going along fine, couples and singles all sitting around the campfire, my dad's odd friend slipped away as the sky turned grey and put on his bear costume only he knew of.
Everyone is chilling by the fire BUT THEN, from out of the woods a giant hairy mass only illuminated by the fire emerges before them all and releases a roar.
Everyone ran, except my dad according to my dad who told me this story. (He said he was just confused opposed to scared... sounds like he is painting himself as the cool one but he was the only one not to get up out of his seat.) Most everyone Bee lines it into the woods in the opposite direction from this "creature of the night." Two of the woman ate dirt, face planted out of hysteria as the men ran away.
The woman who especially ate dirt and was screaming on the floor ready to die was pretty pissed seeing her boyfriend completely leave her without even looking back, this was her fiancé. The guy left his wife to be for the non existent bear.
That couple broke up, no marriage was gonna happen after that. Which to some extent I think is fair.
However if you reverse the gender roles, people would have no pity for a man who tripped and than bitched how his wife to be didn’t come swoop him up, save him, he who is the damsel in distress. I mean yeah, I'd say he's being a bitch.
But if you left your girl like that, did what would be find to do if you are the woman, even though it is an unfair double standard, (men are more expendable in the eyes of our evil Patriarchy) I would say he sucks... didn’t show good fight or flight control.
My dad's friend very likely broke up that marriage. When he would first invite my dad and who is now my mom, he brought them to a gay bar and considering my dad didn’t know my mom that well yet (was still trying to win her over) he was pissed. My mom didn’t care but it is reasonable to say that was a similar attempt at sabotage. This friend lives with a woman but still never married to this day. Almost happened as he proposed because his other friend (an even more wild oddball, one who will grab your nuts if he likes you) suggested it. Well she eventually backed out of it don't know why. Feel bad for him though as he was pretty much rejected by his mother all his life, only saw the grandma, and the nail in the coffin was this girl he was madly in love with who had his complete trust (he wasn't damaged enough to lose all faith, had faith in her) who turned out to be cheating on him serially with multiple guys. That was it. He was done.
Lol. She would even call him like a decade plus later after that bad break up speaking with some interest to get back together but also about how she currently had cancer. I forget what it was he said exactly but I believed it was the C word and "I'm glad. Bye." Ice cold.
I could never do that. Part of me wishes I could but nah, I don't wanna be that level of resentful.
I mean it isn't like Cancer magically makes what she did any different though. But still, idk it would depend on how bad it is on whether or not I could go "good" plus how bad I was treated. He was treated really really bad.
The percentage of Bears that would kill the child is so astronomically higher than men that would harm them it’s not even a debate. Love the switch up to comparing to black men. The internet is so stupid.
These people aren't living in reality. If your daughter was in the woods alone and came across a man, the man would probably help her.
There's a video of a Dad who hunts bears (and has been attacked by them) being asked this question about his daughters. He chose bear.
@@kandymuffin The question is asked with an undertone that the man is evil.
Imagine a city with 1 million bears..how long would women last
@@kandymuffin I wonder how many times he's been attacked by a man?
As an Alaskan who has encountered a bear in the wild I can share my experience. The bear didn't really care how much noise I made. I was being very loud, yelling, banging clam shovels together, waving lit flares. The bear barely cared at all. It was in that moment I realized I am at the bear's mercy. I tried to act calm but I'm telling you I damn near needed to change my underwear.
I have also encountered men in the woods. Never been scared of hunters and hikers. While the scales are in the man's favor you can still win that encounter. You are not winning against a bear, period. If they want to eat you they will and you will be alive when they start.
Men don't think about sex when they look at you. But for a lot of women, that's exactly what men think about when they look at us.
Aa an Alaskan women who is deeply afraid of bears, still my instinctive gut response is to choose the bear. The main thing on women's minds being assault, most would rather die or be gruesomely malled from a bear attack than to live through a r@pe. We would be alive for both.
For myself i have no prejudice against men, i don't have a "it's all men" mindset, not at all, I've been in recovery from SA & my biggest support were my boyfriend, brothers & close male friends. But they're not the ones i would be alone with in the woods.
I know I would be insanely stupid to pick bear but the thought of being alone with a random man far from anyone else terrifies me
@@jayak8217 So youd rather a bear eat you alive while youre screaming in agony for possibly up to an hour before it hits something vital.
Than have a man have dirty thoughts when seeing you?
Or are you saying all men are rapists?
@@jayak8217when women are lost in the woods, who finds them? They don’t send bears to find them, they send random men to find them
@@kitkatforjesus6737 im a woman myself and personally i'd rather take my chances with a strange man and the risk of being sa'd than potentially never be found again by becoming bear poop... the mind-numbingly stupid responses from women, is out of this world.. i'd rather be sa'd than dead.. and this is coming from a P*do victim.. so you'd rather be ripped apart alive and watch some bear eat your innards than being sa'd? - get out of here with that nonsense... you can get over being r'd, you cant get over being dead.
Bottom line: emotional/feelings/vibe-based argument vs logical argument based in statistical probability.
The 'sees me as a human being' thing is missing the point a little, also in the comments - I don't think that was in any way saying the bear sees them as a person lol, we're assuming all human beings = potential prey to bears here. The point is that it's wild that the MAN might not.
In terms of flipping things & thinking about what you guys said - would you guys rather be alone in the woods with a bear, or 1970s police officer? Or an 1870s Southern farmer? Completely agree with what you're saying about people's perception of danger - and in the case of some these people, it is a bit warped. But finding out what people's perception of danger is is kind of the point of all this. Not whether they're literally right or not.
There's a guy who survived a prolonged grizzly mauling. The bear literally pealed this guys face off with a single swat. He described the bones of his skull being crunched as sounding like ice cracking. He felt its teeth puncturing scraping the bones of his spine and being hurled 6 feet when it whipped its head. He felt his flesh being ripped off as the bear gnawed on his flesh while he was still conscious. He somehow managed to gauge at the bear and get it to retreat. He had to gather the flesh that was pealed off his face and skull, wrap it back into place with his t shirt and limp for 12 kms to a camp ground.
Yea, choose a fucking bear, and keep your misandry away from those of us men that are loving fathers and husbands
Read what BTK and other serial killers did to women. There are brutal murders out there like the bear but the bear won't keep you alive and deliberately torture you. Humans are capable of a lot more than a bear, for better or for worse. It's not misandry to acknowledge that.
They think bears do quick neck kills like cats. Noo, you feel everything.
@@happygolucky9004 BTK does not define all men. This is why this is such a dumb argument. Hence the talk about crime statistics in the video.
A woman in Russia was eaten alive by a bear, in her last moments she called her mother to say goodbye 😢
@@happygolucky9004bro I hike all the time. The woods aren’t like a fantasy video game filled with bandits and highwaymen
So I checked online. This woman turned off the comments because they were cooking her😂. She can't even take accountability
it's one thing to disagree but it's another to go out of your way harassing people for that
@@laglandeuse5973 leaving a comment on a public video is not harassment.
@@Jeremy-wp4yh don't pretend you don't know what I'm talking about
@@laglandeuse5973 literally nobody is harassing her. She's just upset that nobody is sharing the exact unrealistic viewpoint of thinking you would survive a bear.
@@Jeremy-wp4yhyou mean the men literally saying how they were going to r*** her ?
Or the death threats? How tf is that not harassing?
Sounds like they're all talking about their own personal experience. Girls need to sort out their trauma with some THERAPY instead of dumping it online
I’ve been raped, molested and through domestic violence. I get it. I’m on medication and therapy to deal with that trauma. As a security guard who actually has some posts in the literally isolated in the woods. ( I do security on movie and tv shows sets) I don’t automatically feel threatened when I see a random person (man) unless he’s being weird. And I actually been in that scenario. Interestingly enough, we actually had a long pleasant conversation. I found out the next day that he gotten in an altercation with some of the male crew members and threatened them. I was shocked because he was nothing but nice to me. It might’ve been because as a guard, who doesn’t like drama, try not to be rude to people and let them know what’s going on and for the most part people are understanding and go on about their business. I haven’t necessarily been around bears knowingly, but coyotes and while in Louisiana snakes and alligators. I definitely choose the man.
I apologize for what had happened to you & admire your strength and resiliency! I strongly believe the girls saying the "I choose the Bear" nonsense are speaking purely out of propaganda based paranoia within their little echo chamber since they haven't dealt with those real harsh & traumatic experiences (which unfortunately you had). I live in Louisiana too so I definitely feel you on snakes & alligators (ESPECIALLY the alligators!). It seems like (in my opinion at least), those who haven't experienced it tend to address it out of fear while, those who have, address it out of pain. I don't wish what happened to you on ANYONE but I do hate that it's those who haven't been through it are the most loud, irrational, & ignorant about that subject while the ones who know first hand are more quiet, rational, and knowledgeable about it.
Jesus will help you if you let him. Stay strong sister, God loves you.
The thing is too, statistically, it's not all men. It's bIvck men by a huge margin.
Almost like deescalation works for beings you can’t communicate with, but doesn’t for beings you can’t. Huh.
This is the difference. I bet most of these women have never been around wild animals to even guess how unpredictable they truly are. Not to mention diseased ridden. If you get mauled by a bear. You might never see that bear again, knowingly, but you might be left with constant hospital visits and trauma just the same. You might end up horribly disfigured, leaving you to be criticized and stared at the rest of your life. Not to mention handicapped. And to be honest, I feel far more confident that my daughter could get away from a man in the woods than she could a fucking bear. An animal that evolved to live in the woods. Especially of the man is there with no tools or weapons. A good stab with a good stick can be enough to get away. The woods are full of makeshift weapons to scoop up while someone has their hands full trying to force their way on you.
I could go on and on about why it's more plausible to pick the man. But hey, I'm not an idiot defined by trauma, be it mine or anyone else's.
If you asked me a bear or a cop. Guess what, I'm picking the cop. Despite the fact that I've never had a bad incident with a bear.
But what do I know, I'm just a man.
As a woman I'm so tired of these kind of conversations. Yes I've had moments in my life I felt uneasy around a man but never to the point I would choose a bear over a man. The same women screaming and running away from a bear would happily run into the arms of a man they saw in the woods to help save them. I dont care what anyone says this is just ridiculous and another attack on men.
Thanks 🫅🏽
Truth is rare these days.
And if we want to reverse their logic, most child abusers are actually women, so the one with the daughter, statically both the man and bear would be safer then being with a woman.
But it seems this world only allows to paint men in a bad light, promptly ignoring male SA victims.
@@thefatbob3710 Most child abusers are the ones who are raising the children. If you actually take that factor out of the equation (time spent with the child) then its the men who are far more likely to attack their children (Basically they account for some 45% of the attacks while the time they spend with the kids is around 10-20%). So no, statistically a kid is safer with a woman.
Ps: I'm pretty sure the stat you saw is about general abuse and not SA in particular).
@@ddawg3230 I see your point but I'm not sure it makes sense to assume a direct causal link between time spent and chances of abuse. For example, are men who spend more time with their kids more likely to be abusive versus those who spend less? I'm not sure if the data/stats for that exists and without those, and more, I don't think any definitive statement either way is much better than a coin flip.
@@ddawg3230 "The data is wrong. Men are bad" Ok, we'll just ignore that the NiH even said that 70% of child abuse cases are from women but ok bro men are worse for sure the data just lies
It’s weird how some women can choose a bear over a man since apparently every single man is an inherently dangerous predator to them, always waiting to display that power”, yet still say that men and women are equal. Those double sided debates are too tired
This trend is a mask off moment for how deranged the man haters on the internet are
There’s a saying about bears: if it’s brown Lie down, if it’s black fight back, if it’s white goodnight
I just heard this recently.
Why he gotta be white.
Never lay down that shits a complete myth only lay down if you run into a bear with cubs. Even then the momma probably will eat you alive
It's the opposite with people.
😂
People have no clue how brutal it is to be torn apart by a bear...
And they eat you alive... They don't care to kill you first
@@dondiego1141 If they eat you. There is a good chance they are just gonna tear you up and leave you alone to suffer and die if they don't like the way you taste.
@@einehrenmann6156 even worse...
Please tell me these entitled city dwellers aren't oversimplifying the idea of being lost in the woods 😂😂😂
And then I’m dead. I’d rather be just dead than living with the aftermath of rape. A bear did what a bear was hardwired to do. A man, with ALL of the choices in the world he could do instead, will DECIDE to pick the option of raping and or killing you. I think that is fucking worse. No matter how yall spin it. Men are responsible for the VAST majority of violence in the world. From simple assault, to rape, to all out war on other countries, men are the perpetrators.
I honestly think that is his question is a little hard to answer. Yes, I am slightly afraid of men, I have been sexually assaulted by a man before. But that don’t change the fact that I will run to a man if I am in the woods with a bear. Bears don’t normally eat humans unless they see them as danger, but still. We have to realize none of us aren’t safe, especially women, but that doesn’t mean all men are bad people. Men can be good and kind, and some evil and twisted. What matters is the type of man you encounter. I honestly hope this question gets left in the past because ladies, (coming from a woman) not every man is bad. I get that if it was a random man then yes, u would prob be scared at first because I don’t know him, but that doesn’t mean I won’t go to him for help.
Looks around in 2nd ammendment. If only there was an equalizer of strength you could carry in your pocket. Then it doesn't matter if it's beast or bear.
I’ve been saying “ if you see me fighting a bear, you better help the bear “ for years. it’s about time y’all acknowledged how dangerous I am.
Duly acknowledged lol
Whenever people say a 1v1 between a man and a bear is extremely unfair, they’re telling the truth. It’s unfair. Just not for the man
The Revenant being fake
I'm just going to assume that your Kung Fu is great
Mystical?
Nah whats disrespectful is for all these women to feel like of left alone in the woods with a man that 100% of the men will do 100% of women harm, SA them, or something worse. Me personally I'm tryna figure out how the fk we getting out of these woods cause my black a$$ don't do the woods.
Yeah I’m in the woods I’m trying to remember what berries aren’t gonna kill me if I can’t get to civilisation in a day or two
tbh it's the same shit as walking down the street at night. The street is usually empty, and the few people you see are walking home just like them, but some women will act like Ted Bundy is on every street corner, and they won't make it home.
Who are the majority of the people going camping and in the woods just because? 😂 they tell on each other
@@Tickerchicken if civilization is only a day or two away its not worth risking eating something you do not know if its poison or not. You can easily go one or two days without eating. Safe water might be a bigger concern but even then 1 to 2 days without you should be ok, dehydrated but ok, unless its extremely hot and humid.
Then they’re like “why don’t men approach anymore?” Because you’ve made it exceedingly clearly you don’t respect us. Enjoy the grizzly glizzy Susan
"Not all men are like him all bears are bears"💀
As a man, I don't bears don't appreciate bringing rope into this moronic nonsense.
So if a little girl was lost on the woods these men would rather their child be left with a bear? Do they not realize that the law enforcement that would be looking for this child is mostly or all made up of men? Most child abouse comes from the mother as they are the ones that are with their kids the most. Its sad to see these men thinking so low of themselves. So are they to not be trusted with a little girl. Or is it just the other men that are to not be trusted?
So, your child is lost in the woods and you're telling me you'd rather pick the bear who will either leave them to die or kill them for food vs a man who can actually get them to safety? Smart.
Edit: Dear Lord, the sheer amount of women in the comments confidently saying the man is only there to abduct/assault the child is absolutely insane. People, please understand that there are far more reasons for men to be in the forest than just looking for a random kid to abduct/assault, such as hiking, hunting, camping, or if a body of water is nearby, fishing. The latter are much more likely to be the ones who run into the kid than some rando pedo by virtue of statistical probability. Again, as crazy as this may sound to some of you, the overwhelming majority of us are *not* predators, we're just normal people living normal lives. Please chill. Also, if there was a pandemic of pedos out there like some of you suggest, they probably won't be looking for kids in a place where there's barely any of them. Just saying, the people who are more likely to do harm to these children are much more likely to be in their elementary schools than in the woods.
keep in mind these are also the same group where women think you should be able to get an abortion up to birth.
Well your rolling the dice on the man lol. You can hope the man will get them out of the woods. Or the man would do something horrible and depraved. Men are like 90-something % of r*** so I get it.
Yep... they are lost causes. I feel sorry for those kids as they will not group up well adjusted.
What's funny is the first phone call would be for someone to come help find said daughter... and they'll likely be lads not ladies...
well it could be a pedophile like edp445 so yeah not all but even if one this is the logic of the women
"If you ever see me in the forest fighting with a Grizzly Bear, HELP THE BEAR!!!"---Kobe Bryant
Mystikal said it first lol
A Kobe and Mystikal reference on this topic is PEAK irony 😮💨
Pouring honey on you GOAT
@@nyworth1588 thing is, Kobe didn't actually r*pe anybody. worst thing he's guilty of is cheating on his wife.
Mystical
They do know bears eat their food alive ?
Let's end this:
You have hundreds of interactions with men during your lifetime and the amount of times you got beat and killed by men are close to zero or in most cases "ZERO".
You could never have this many interactions with a bear and still survive.
Tell that to the millions of women who die from the hands of men...most of whom they are related to or intimate with.
@@miyangtangwan7046gosh okay we get it you hate men go away now
Hundreds? If you're an adult, that's in most cases a lowball.
@@miyangtangwan7046that’s still not every man and if you can’t see that then you need therapy
Bs, they are people around. So called consequences, in the wild no consequences.
The problem with the way they're thinking is its as if the man was 100% a sexual predator. When in reality 100% of bears are killers.
Edit. So many people are arguing the amount if bears who kill people. My point is the bear can't distinguish you between a deer or any other animal and all bears have killed for food.
This. All of the responses in the video are on the assumption the man is dead set on SAing these people. Fucking nuts.
Humans don't kill for food????
That's not the way they are thinking they are thinking the same as men or anyone with commoner since it's a random man you don't get to choose so you take your chance with who you would most likely survive has nothing to do with all men simply the best choice for them
And not only a sexual predator but a specific kind which would be a pedophile. This is a ridiculous way of thinking
100% of bears have not killed human will and have aren't the same thing you simply want to be picked or the bear because it is an animal
It always really bothers me when they film their boyfriends/husbands with no context and then insult their response and throw it up on social media for clout.
8 years of orange man bad 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
Yeah it's super lame, but I guarantee you those dudes know what's up, they've seen the trend already long before their gf asked them. They're not answering how they truly feel, quite obviously. They're just saying what they know tik tok wants to hear, because otherwise their face is on video and that could mean they get punished in real life for speaking their mind on the friggin internet.
@@BusinessSkrub there you go then
@@jeremybrimmer1990 huh?
@@BusinessSkrub "...punished in real life..." that's what you wrote 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 you don't think that fucking hilarious in a first world nation with 330 million people? Holy shit!?!
“What is this child going to do from November to April!? Cause bears hibernate. YALL ARE ON YOUR OWN.” Preach fucking kills me 😂😂😂😂
What I hate about this "Man vs bear" thing is that it assumes men - in general - are more likely to assault you, than a bear is - in general - to eat you. Their faith in humanity is lower than their faith in wilderness.
I bet you, I *bet* that 90% of men would be far more focused in getting you both safely out of the forest, than assaulting you.
"Bear vs woman, I'd pick the bear because at least then it'd put me out of my misery rather than b**** at me until I unalive myself"
The fact that u actually believe that's comparable, ones nagging me, the other is f r*** me.
Like wow, how do you miss the point so hard
@@bgos4727 you're right, not a good comparison.
"The bear won't accused me SA, take me to court, ruin my life, destroy all of my career or romantic prospects, even if the accusation is proven false, making my life a living hell from which there is little chance of escaping because the legal system heavily benefits women in situations such as these, and society has been told to believe all victims, even if they are not a victim."
Doesn't quite have the same simplicity, but what can you do?
@@vedritmathias9193How many men you know that have been accused of SA?
@@sarahom5297 me. I have been accused of SA'ing someone. Luckily for me, it happened before the widespread use of social media, and was handled internally by the company, so the false accusation didn't have much effect.
@@sarahom5297 Since you want to know the likelihood of things by asking that, how many times have you run into a man and nothing happened? Ratio wise
"not all men are like you"
Yeah and not all men are rapists either. I can't believe she was really trying to get her husband to change his answer when he gave a reasonable response in favor of the man
Curious about their discussions off camera after that. She definitely was annoyed by his choice and rationale.
Yeah we're not, but women don't have to trust stranger men, that's a bad decision.
@@brianring-nu9dwno, but they don’t have to actively choose to trust a wild animal over a strange man, either. One is clearly more insane.
@@brianring-nu9dwstranger danger leads to “no one helping me when I need help”
Why does it seem like that lady is rooting for it to be a child toucher so she can be right?
I get it but to us it does come off as dehumanizing when women say "we want to be seen as human not animals" and then turn around and compare you to a bear
Or a dog
that the point, they dont believe in what they say
they just want something to justify the hatred toward men
But it doesn't help when comments bring our the trolls telling women they should get assaulted
"The propagandist's purpose is to make one set of people forget that certain other sets of people are human."
-Aldous Huxley.
@@cherryhazard8002badass quote
I've been asked this exact question and I've always turned around and said, why a bear? They tell me to name another animal, and I say a chimp. They change their tune SO FUCKING QUICK. Do you know the shit a fucking chimp will do to you?
Change it to Hippo and see how many uneducated responses you get.
Its a very stupid comparison, however women are MUCH more likely to experience violence from a random man, compared to a random bear. Although most crimes are committed by a domestic partner.
In north America alone, approximately 50 bear attacks take place every year. Fatal attacks are even less common. 172 women were killed in 2021 in Canada alone. That's not even factoring in assaults, rapes, etc that didn't result in a homicide.
I LOVE the men in my life, and honestly I wouldn't be who I am without them. But there is a problem within the male space where only other men can can help make an impact.
Let the record show that all individuals answering the hypothetical question currently live in cities with dozens of strange men and no bears…
That's exactly why they chose bear
@@Snailshroom The point is to ignore the response to a hypothetical question and look at the real choices being made every day. The wilderness awaits anyone who wants to stand behind their answer, yet here we are enjoying civilization together.
@@Kelavis It's almost like most men are completely normal while only a few are violent and criminal...
@Kelavis I don't think the choice between the wilderness or civilization has much to do with there being bears in the woods, or men in cities. Not quite bud.
@@Snailshroom It has everything to do with it. What are you suggesting?
I asked my 13-year-old daughter that question when she came home from school she said it's a dumb question and whoever picked to be in the woods with the bear is an idiot
Yeah, but that is misleading. You asked a 13 year old girl who would have most of her mental faculties developed. The women in the bear/man video were feminists so they were not as intellectually developed.
Then she didn't watch true crimes enough 😂
@@prunelicious7437 I found one of the bear chicks.
@@SigmaGentPodcast dude I'm just kidding
Smarter than most modern Ws
Of course, those city women who have never seen a bear in real life would think that. Wait until they're in that situation, they'd be wishing for a man to come save them.
I say this as a woman who has done their fair share of camping/hiking.
She should have said “the bear doesn’t see me as property”..
Lol Ikr😅😅
It's a gaslighting question that just gives an excuse to trauma dump. Tf is all that family reunion bs 😂
That’s exactly what I thought. Like “pretend to be your friend”? “See him in the next family reunion”? These are oddly specific scenarios
they're saying that's what men have done to them and that a bear wldnt do that...
and no man is justifying attacking woman even when taking in consideration real life agressors. this mental exercise only serve to identify self destructive woman.
Well that happen to a friend of me. She got raped by a family friend when she was 12. Her family didn’t believe her and the man was still invited to the family.
MOST sexual harassment happening in close social relationships. Most of the times it’s your partner, your father or an Onkel who to the sexual harassment and the domestic violence
@@lixiluvthey're saying crap they heard somewhere else... most of these women didn't go thru crap, they're just taking on others trauma onto themselves
This whole debate has literally everyone jumping to the worst-case scenario when it comes to men. The assumption is men are objectively evil when left alone with a woman. This is painfully untrue as men are more inclined to be instinctively protective, not destructive. The bear will act on instinct alone, and you are more likely to die by the bear in every scenario. Even if things go south with a man, your chances of survival are increased. Pretty sure unless we women are strapped with weapons, we are losing to the bear 99% of the time. But what do I know-- I'm just a woman who has never been faced with either one alone in the woods.
From what I can it's because humans have the ability to do worse for more malicious reasons and even torture
And the worst case scenario it what people usually worry about though shouldn't be the only thing
@@audreyharris7643 I'd rather take my chances with someone I can at least communicate with and potentially fight off if things go sideways than something that doesn't care that I'm a "human being" and will just eat me because it can.
Yep, these people don't get that even their beloved dogs would eat them if they spend much time alone with their corpses, it happens all the time to lonely people that lives with animals.
@@tiffaleah6690 You're quite literally the only person I 've seen say this other than myself. Thats scary
@@DigitalPand3micadd another person to the list then
“ this is a sicknesss”
"Evil is evil, Stregobor,” said the witcher seriously as he got up. “Lesser, greater, middling, it's all the same. Proportions are negotiated, boundaries blurred. I’m not a pious hermit. I haven't done only good in my life. But if I’m to choose between one evil and another, then I prefer not to choose at all."
Don't people usually choose the quick death, though? Which one is quicker?
So you’re saying all men are evil?
@@rissa7059 Death by man
HOW MANY MEN DOES AN AVERAGE WOMAN WALK PAST IN A DAY THAT SHE COMPLETELY IGNORES? NOW LETS SEE HOW MANY BEARS YOU CAN PASS.
What? Humans live around other humans in society, that doesn't mean fear isn't present when interacting.
@@brianring-nu9dw an irrational fear.
how many men cat call, sexually harass, follow woman home, and kidnap them on the daily?
And how many bears attack woman on the daily? The answer is obvious.
@-Skratch- 90% of murders are committed by men and 85% percent of SA's. It's always men. Not all men but always men. I will be cautious around all strange men.
@@brianring-nu9dw yeah thats the point majority of the time nothing will happen most just go about their business, but im not saying there isnt the off chance that something does happen, for a bear tho ur more than likely to encounter it when its hungry
The bear sees me as a human being. A bear has no moral compass.
That was the joke. Humans are snacks. Lol
This is a wake up call that a lot of men are f’d up (and women but staying on topic) and even other men are afraid of checking them.
no, it sees you as prey. and a bear probably has more moral compass than a woman.
@@asdfxcvbn746 that one*
A bear sees you as food. In fact they’re some of the only animals on earth that view humans as prey. Even black bears will hunt people if they’re hungry enough.
As someone who studies bears , bears have attacked humans. But at the same time those were bears thar haven't found food in months , bears will not attack humans, unless there's also a baby bear
If i'm alone in the woods, I choose the bear over ANY human. I know the bear is a threat. I have NO IDEA what the rando person is up to. The bear is just gonna bear. Humans are much more complex creatures. Too many variables. I'd rather deal with the obvious threat.
I think if more people thought about it, the might find that it tracks more than just fearing men.
Could also be that I'm just a squirrely veteran with trust issues.
P.S. Y'all's friendship seems like the kind of friendship more PEOPLE (especially men) should strive for. You two appear to have a genuine, reflexive respect and brotherly love for one another. You live it and it shows. Hold true to that. Y'all helping people in more ways than you may realize.
Choosing the bear over the man tells me several things about a person. They may or may not all apply as follows:
1. that person is what I would call terminally online and are not yet self-aware about how this is affecting them.
2. that person has unresolved emotional trauma in their life either with a man, or with men in general.
3. that person wants to be seen as agreeable and "part of the crowd" among their online/social media friends
I bet if we took some of these women claiming they would rather face the bear, dropped them in the woods with just the clothes on their back and a phone with a random man's number on it who they do not know, they would almost immediately dial the phone and call for help. They know that when push comes to shove they would proactively reach out to a man for help, but they want to have that cake and tell us to eat shit all the same.
Aptly and succinctly stated!
Also do these people not realize how brutal bears are when they attack. Why are we talking like bears aren’t one if not the most dangerous animal on the planet. These people got me questioning if they ever looked up a bear in their life or are they just assuming every bear is just like their pets at home.
4. They watch so many true crime documentaries that it has completely warped their perception of men and honestly humanity as a whole.
Exactly what I was thinking. Also bears usually eat their prey alive so likely that's gunny be a painful death
I'd add ragebait to that list, the clip with the "sweet innocent baby husband" screamed ragebait to me.
When you OD on woke feminist tik tok content + true crime documentaries:
Are you really going to ignore the statistics of SA? Which very commonly happens to women all the time. Reducing people's fear down to watching crime documentaries (that are still real cases) doesn't change the common negative experiences in society.
If feminism is the only ideology and movement that cares to speak and highlight women's issues, instead of blaming them for the valid fear they may have navigating as a woman in society, of course women will gravitate in that direction to people that actually get and listen to them.
8 years of orange man bad 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
@@brianring-nu9dwthat’s not the point those statistics got nothing to do with it, you’re just yapping now. There is no way in hell a woman/little girl has more chances of survival alone with a bear than alone with a random man and that’s just a fact and it’s purely logical when you think about it for 3 seconds. So yeah women who truly believe that men are worse than bears are probably women who OD on that type of content and imagine a much worse situation than what reality actually is. Stop this nonsense.
@@brianring-nu9dwMen experience quadruple the despair deaths and homelessness that women experience.
Prisoners who have done terrible things to women and children can’t be put into general population because your average convict sees hurting them (or worse) as wicked cool. If even your average male convict is a hero to his peers for hurting (or worse) those people, what does the misandristic “bears are better than men” discourse accomplish?
So glad you mentioned “the bear sees me as a human” 😂why the fuck does that help you???
The average modern woman vs honey badger.
Tbh, this is just a whistle blow question. It's meant to rage bait and another way of saying all men.
This means their dad and brothers too
@@Diamondr11Blueof course it’s everyone except them smh 😂
Exactly. It's rage bait and it works. The man vs woman rage baiting works too well
If she chooses bear it means its a waste of timre to date her. The man h8ting propaganda got to her before you did.
I don't think you stopped to really think about the question and just went straight to being offended
This is why women lack any survival instincts. "The worst thing a bear can do is ____ me".
No no no no.
Being awake while it feasts on your insides. Feeling each and every bite and chew. Not knowing if it will end before you pass out.
Then finding out that bears don't always finish their meal.
So now you are missing parts..while alive...and hear the marching of every other animal to get the scraps.
But you choose the Bear?
Emotions are not good for survival instincts. They run on emotions, not logic. Call me whatever you want, but this here is one more proof.
Knowing the nature of bears is not an inherently masculine thing. You can make your point without dragging one gender or the other
Nah, this is why we call TikTok "brain rot" because it literally rots people's brains... Funny thing is that if you made a reality TV show where women had to survive a month in a forest with either a man or a bear, the choice would flip faster than a lightning strike. This whole question is just more of the men-hating and fearmongering propaganda against men perpetuated by a certain part of feminists. I just find it ridiculous how the group that's supposed to be the oppressed one is getting away with the exact same rhethoric that Hitler used against Jews. So much for everyone being equal under the law I guess...
"You dont get it. Atleast the bear won't f*ck me. All men just want to f*ck women. How do you not understand this, bigot. You're the problem and good job exposing yourself, predator."
~some Twitter user probably
It seems that's all this dogshit question boils down to. Even if you break down the question logically like the one husband did, you get clowned on cuz "how dare you not pick the bear?".It's blatant prejudice and I love how when you try to switch out "men" for anything else that shows how problematic this question is, they are suddenly quiet or try to frame you as being weird for thinking like that.
These ppl are just f*cked in the head.
@@whenraindropsfall
People can make their point without dragging one gender or another?
Interesting that comes up now.
The majority of men are good, honesty, hardworking and care about women. Unfortunately, many women who have had one bad experience with a man, uses this experience to judge all her future interaction with men. This is the problem.
The bear would't film it and show it's friends
Bear: 🐻📷👍
I get it. They watched "The Jungle Book", and now they think all bears are Baloo.
Or they watched Winnie the Poo and think all bears are like him while thinking all men are like Ted Bundy.
@blitzspitz 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ I don't think we watched the same video. They literally embraced certain death over strange men or dangerous men in their families. Nobody is deluded about how dangerous bears are. However, the question went viral because a man was stopping women on the street and asked them this question, everyone jumped on it from there. I have issues with people in general, I may be wary of men but I've experienced women in a girls boarding school and I've been burned (my bunkmate dealt with me). I'm trying to start opening up to people but anytime I smile at men especially, I end up with some creep with big entitlement. I still believe there are genuine people out there.
I would rather die to feed a bears cubs than to feed a man’s desire
@@tamiausten873certain death or possible death/possible help for life
they hear aye boo boo next thang she know Yogi, Boo Boo and the Ranger in the bitches pickinic basket gettin it 🚂🚂🚂
I’m a woman who likes to hike alone in the woods. I usually run across a man, and the worst thing that happened was feeling slightly uneasy for like 10 seconds. If I saw a BEAR on a hike, I would be literally terrified.
They are totally disconnected from reality, their answer is solely emotional but they double down on it being fully rational by actually saying that it is fully emotional (You refuse to understand what women mean) when they get pointed out how absurd it is
Nothing has happened to you? What if it does? Hiking on your own is not a good idea. Get a buddy or a dog!
@@georginacook1850 Having a dog would be worst in a bear encounter but going with someone else is a good practice
A man, and I love hike and camp. As a Man myself. I would feel uneasy too if I find myslef amongst other man in a isolated area, (I'm a petite young man) I could get robbed etc. But yes, if I saw a bear, I would hope it was a man instead, at least I could give it a fight if it was a man trying to rob me.
So many people misunderstanding the whole question 🙄 Of course bears are more dangerous than men but you know where you are with a bear
This video is not it. This feels like y'all got mad and decided to take the angle that so many men are taking at this question. The whole "Well women are bad too!" and "Men are not that scary! You're being dramatic!" Which is just abhorrent. I'd really like for you to reflect on yourself and understand that you guys aren't thinking about this logically. The question is not just who would you rather be around, a random guy or a random bear. It's also whether you would risk the possibilities of being around a random unknown man in the woods or the easily subdued bear. Bears are easy to handle, that's why there are literal phrases that tell you what you need to do. Men are dangerous, unpredictable, and van and will be 100x worse than a bear. It doesn't matter if the man isn't going to do anything, but most women are not going to take that chance. 1 in 4 women are sexually assaulted. I am one of them. Women don't just have a general fear of men for "no reason", we have a shared trauma. Get better, and learn from this.
Really disappointed about this video but they also made quite a few disappointing videos so...
Your shared is not my responsibility got to therapy and deal with it.
@@ilikethembigandchunky I can understand how it can be hurtful to generalize a group of people when you yourself are a part of that group and don't engage in the behavior that is being discussed or feared. But it isn't solely about "shared trauma". It's a legitimate survival tactic because women genuinely do not know whether a man is going to be "one of the good ones". "Not all men" is a correct and logical statement, however it ignores the large issue at hand, which is that there is such a large amount of men that women don't feel safe around due to genuine concerns and misunderstandings like this. I'm not attacking you, nor any men who wouldn't do horrible things, I'm saying that there are so many unsafe men out there to the point that women just aren't willing to take that chance. This isn't a "there's only a small percentage of men who do bad things" situation, that's why I brought up the 1 in 4 statistic. Because that is how common it is for men to engage in behavior that is abhorrent. It's not the same 50 men who decided to do this to every woman they can find, it's a large amount of men with unresolved deeper issues who are quick to anger. The fact that you feel the need to defend yourself shows me that you aren't actually that confident that you are "one of the good ones". I can tell that you have good intentions with this so I'm not saying that you are a bad person, I'm just saying that you're ignorant. Saying that 51% of the population's collective trauma "isn't my problem" is honestly quite... stupid, for a lack of a better term.
6:08 bro, are you serious? People already do. Animals, and also inanimate objects. Literally all the time. The one time men get compared to an animal it's disrespectful but a woman can be compared to a horse, a cow, a child in a lot of creepy cases, and don't forget the lock and key metaphor.
Wait until they hear about ManBearPig
😂😂😂
Word is, he's pretty cereal.
MBP will get you everytime 🤣🤣
This guy makes a great point as well ruclips.net/video/izkFwNN-Kc0/видео.htmlsi=z-Zpz4avD-RBpV4-
How many bears have killed a human? How many men or just humans have killed people