MP Jess Phillips laughs at men's rights debate request
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Online trolls have targeted Labour's Jess Phillips in the days since she giggled at the suggestion men’s issues should be debated in Parliament. The MP Birmingham Yardley passed on the worst abuse to West Midlands Police, including multiple rape threats. Ms Phillips, who has also spoken out about scrapping the so-called tampon-tax, admitted she was worried her two young sons, Harry, 10, and Danny, seven, would see the threats.
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It's shameful that this woman's degree of man-hating is tolerated. I don't condone the threats but suggesting that men's issues (such as the high suicide rate) are laughable is disgusting.
She certainly is a dumb nitwit for laughing. Unfortunately for her right after her laughter the guy mentions the markedly difference in life expectancy and suicide rates. Then she tries to justify her laughter saying that she’s laughing at the idea that men don’t have the opportunity to ask questions. Quite stupid, because that was not the purpose of the proposal. It was to discuss the strategies to address the men’s health issues.
To top off her stupidity, in an effort to have the last word, she says “when I have parity, you can have your debate”. So, when women have equal pay and have balanced numbers in government, then we can talk about the issues with men’s health. No, sorry, then we can have a debate about whether or not men’s health issues need to be talked about!!!???
Scatman saying you wouldn’t rape someone isn’t a threat.
Yep. I wouldn't even rape her. ;)
Typical rabid feminists, it's all about them or nothing.
Claims oppression against women. Dictates when men's issues can be debated...
Irony whizzing by without once hitting the target...
she makes perfect virgin material for jihadists she can even choose her number from one to seventy two
👏
Stunning logic on her part.
Exactly! She's a bloody disgrace to humanity
This clip will become. VERY relevant soon.
Because of the UKIP MEP candidate?
@@NJRanirishnirvana ....or because 4000 men commit suicide per year and she laughs it off.....
@@agentsmith1630 sadly, that's been the case for a while though. Just wondering why it will be relevant soon
@@NJRanirishnirvana I think because the Sargon tweet "I wouldn't even..." is gonna go mainstream soon
@@agentsmith1630 hence my initial certain "ukip mep candidate"
She has 2 sons?! Man i feel sorry for them
I know them. They're nice
@First Name Last Name who are you
@Old Monty The context is there. She personally knows them, the second person stated an apparent fact that they are messed up, so naturally you'd think they know them as well therefore the asking of who they are is a genuine question as they may know each other....
@@oddpoppetesq.3467 thank you
@@elligrant7501 has to be said though, why should we believe you?
If you're telling the truth it's nice to know they're nothing like their mother though.
What a shock. Equal rights wanted as long as it's not for everyone.
Th problem is the bitterness is very evident. Having Mens issues raised have absolutely no negative impact on Women. More Men commit suicide and Men aren't encouraged to talk about things etc. The selfishness of an MP scoffing is a disgrace.
Hawkeye 1000 - Ohh man, that’s where you’re wrong. There are a few “negative” impacts for women if actual equality becomes a thing like them being punished for filing false police reports of rape and abuse against men. Them being subject to the same amount of scrutiny and not being able to blatantly lie in family courts when kids and visitation are involved. Divorce settlements are another. They have their “reasons” to be worried. They’ll lose the upper hand in instances that they don’t want anyone to know they have.
"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."
Andy Lord - Who are you white knighting for dude? No one here is saying that men don’t commit more rape or that it’s not bad... Why are you stating the obvious like it’s some sort of argument? You sound like you’re trying to take some moral high ground where there is none. What “sacrifices” do men who think rape is a bad thing have to make? We already think it’s bad. We would stop and help if we saw the act was going to or was happening. We forgo the fact that we can literally overpower almost any woman we walk past every single time we do so... Why? *Because it’s wrong. And we know this...* What other “sacrifices” do you want? My money? A puppy? Maybe you’re a cat person? How about some Chipotle? What a dumb thing to say...
Yay I found a feminist☝🏽
Ironic she thinks men don't have a problem raising men's issues when she laughs and tries to shut down dialog of a man raising a men's issue
Exactly typical feminist attitude this delusion that all men are CEOs what about ordinary hard working class men that have often 2 jobs like me and I do 60 hours a week and still do half the duty’s at home with my gorgeous wife and my daughter & son!
I'm a Labour member and honestly most of us can't wait to
Ill she chokes on her own gargantuan ego. A self centred, self promoting narcissist of the worst sort.
She's a disgrace and an embarrassment to feminism and humanity
By ridiculing
And then they trim the list of issues out of the video
Man just look at the guy next to her. He clearly thinks she is nuts.
Who wouldn't?
But he and the rest of the other man doesn’t have the balls to jump in and defend the MP who raised the issue. I suppose the reason they didn’t they probably get accused of mansplaining.
Hey its you
👍
I know you
“I absolutely care about men’s issues, but until women have more power, I don’t care about men’s issues.” Essentially what she said.
@intempify Trying to raise awareness about the issues faced by men and boys is precisely what Philip Davies was trying to do. You are saying "Just bring it discussion, propose them, write them in the party’s manifesto, if so interested in men’s issues." Well, what do you think Davies is doing here? And each time men's issues are brought up by people who are in power (and they are few and far in between), they are either laughed at, or treated with contempt. The only way most people are going to care about men's issues is telling that solving men's issues is going to be a benefit for women. And usually, you also have to atone for your original sin of toxic masculinity or your patriarcal oppression.
Have you seen what happened when the movie The Red Pill was aired? How (mostly) feminists did all they could to shut down debates, do prevent the movie to be watched in cinema, to smear the director Cassie Jaye and the MRM in general in the media? This is what you get when you try to bring awareness to men's issues. Every single time.
@intempify "i’m talking about the case at hand, not using it as a symbol to whatever agenda you might have."
I don't see where you are getting at with that. I said that in this particular case, Davies was trying to bring attention to men's issues and was mocked for it by Phillips on the ground that until there is gender parity among MPs, there shouldn't be a debate about men's issues. I then said that this kind of behaviour from Phillips is business as usual. Phillips scoffing at Davies is indeed a symbol of the general apathy or disdain for men's issues. And the justication for that is usually in the line of what Phillips said: "no debate until we have parity".
"Are you still on the anti-feminist/sjw binge post-gamergate? That’s getting old, son."
Ad hominem. Try again.
"Any examples of the male issues discussion being shut down?"
You serious? This video is an example in itself... But alright, there you go:
www.news.com.au/finance/business/media/dendy-cancels-screenings-of-the-red-pill/news-story/396bd2c28948e2b31a75412eda75e1d5
Few examples of cinemas cancelling their screening of The Red Pill movie due to feminist lobbies. Note that the article is only about Australia, and doesn't include the several petitions targeting the movie that didn't work. More screenings around the world were protested and/or cancelled.
ruclips.net/video/rOnuZsXRwTA/видео.html
Janice Fiamengo speech being disturbed by activists. They start making noise at 1m46, nothing even remotely offensive what uttered at this point, but who cares.
ruclips.net/video/GO_X4DkwA_Q/видео.html
Fire alarm triggered, everyone had to evacuate the building.
www.independent.co.uk/student/news/university-of-york-cancels-international-men-s-day-plans-after-students-and-staff-protest-dr-adrian-a6737406.html
www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/11670138/Why-are-our-universities-blocking-mens-societies.html
Notice how the guy who wanted to start the support group for suicidal men clearly distanced from "MRA and Misogynists" because he thinks they spend too much time bashing feminists.
So here you have few examples. They are easy to find, feel free to dig up some more
"It’s hilarious to bring up male issues discussion on the grounds of having parity on raising issues, not the issues themselves. Obviously it stands to reason to have parity in order to have parity. Get it?"
Actually no I don't get it. English is not my first language, and your phrasing seems weird to me. Could you rephrase it please? Especially the "having parity on raising issues" part, do you mean equal representation of men and women, or paying equal attention on men issues and women issues. I don't get the meaning of the 2nd sentence either.
@intempify How do you justify parity as representation ? Men primarily dominate the construction industry, wheres my parity ? Woman primarily dominate teaching institutions, wheres my parity ? Germans dominate the beer and piano industry, wheres my parity ? The Chinese dominate the stem fields, wheres my parity ? The Irish disproportionally dominated in politics, wheres my parity ? Jewish people disproportionately dominate the clothing industry, wheres my parity ? Indian people disproportionately dominate the medical sciences, wheres my parity ? You seem to have this distorted notion that removing barriers equalizes the proportions of people in career paths and politics. You cannot give me a single example of that being the case . Can you prove your claim ? It's amazing that the likes of Thomas Sowell can remain so obscure yet most important in modern discourse. These people are elected, who's keeping woman out of office ?
@intempify - is Jess Phillips who really a hill you want to die (metaphorically) on? It'll be a bloody steep climb. Ignorant, juvenile and narcissistic specimen of humanity. A female Nigel Farage.
Not really though, you got halfway there and then stopped listening. Well done you though, you got further than most.
Ive watched several of her videos now, and this kind of attitude is common with her. She is just a vile, awful person.
One of the reasons women were kept out of positions like this in the past.
A Yob, Chav, Scroat,
So far it's still a free country you can say anything or should be able to. Whether you should say something is another matter
She’s a commoner what u expect
I saw her on SUTC bake off, it’s only then that I put a face to the name. She made an anti patriarchy cake 🤡
"Its ridiculous that you would think there would be resistance to hearing mens issues."
"Also I dont want to hear mens issues."
Ridiculous how quickly hypocrisy surfaced!
I wouldn't even laugh at you Jess
MrMasodelSaggio I like her, I hope she doesn't die of prostate cancer.
😂😂👍
@@jonsmith20766 funniest comment I've read in a while. 😂
A fellow Sargon fan... Hello sir.
Her attitude here is exactly the opposite of helpful. Her victim states is under attack so she flails about like an indignant teen.
If were gonna talk about "women's issues" then we can talk about "men's issues".
That's completely separate from her (largely unfounded claim) that women's representation in political office is too low.
Women are free to run for office. If ppl don't vote for them, that's not an injustice.
She's an 'equality of outcome based on ideology' type, rather than a principled public servant or stateswomen.
Jess Phillips is a disgrace. I don't find homeless men dying on the streets particularly amusing.
Women have a dedicated minister to champion the concerns only of women.
Equality is exactly that, equal representation. If more women are to enter politics they need to be mature not like a teenager who's got dumped.
@intempify Have you actually seen the footage? When Martin Phillips was discussing Prostate Cancer, the greatest killer of men, she was faking laughter, it wasn't even genuine. Her staged laughter was a rejection that men need extra days to discuss male specific issues. She qualifies this by saying men can raise issues in debate just in the same way women do more frequently.
It's really unclear why you are defending the indefensible, either you not very bright or you fully agree with sexism and inequality in our society and Parliament.
@intempify so what
Why do women need a special minister and special forum if they are equal, as they claim to be?
There are only 2 logical answers to that question.
@@mickywhizz6317 and how come you argue about defending the indefensible when he’s saying that men are shut down when they try to raise awareness on their issues while the women is shutting him down?
Talk about double standards
“Your freedom starts where my freedom ends but I want room to stretch”
Vote UKIP, Carl is right!
Damn right
Did you spot the edit? 0:25
@@magicbudgiebudgie3936 yeap,brainwashing on both sides
No he isn't he's just a gobshite
@@eduffy2375 get that Irish off your name
Vote for Carl and UKIP
No
Yes
I wouldn't vote for her, she said she would stab Corbyn on film.
You're apparently not allowed to say you wouldn't do anything to or for her. As it offends her... and the longer ago it is the worse...
Nor Ben
A lot of respect for that guy who stood up for men
Even more Respect for Sargon of Akkad for taking a stand against her hate and bigotry.
If a man had laughed and behaved in such a manner as Ms. Phillips, there would be an uproar and he have to grovel and apologise.
The Daily Mail have conveniently skipped the long list of issues Philip Davies raised & Jess Phillip's continued sniggering. This is a classic example of selective editing by the biased left wing media.
The media are the scum too.
I like how the description says "online trolls" rather than "rational, sane people who don't think someone like this should have any level of political power". But that's what you get when feminism permeates the majority of news outlets now I guess.
here, have another paralyzer! and 3 more memes
@@Ipeefre3ltyy Just looked up Soy Boy...never heard it before. BTW Lolcano. 😂
@sol walker You are proving his point because you have completely missed it! He said people like Jess Phillips are so professionally morally outraged that they will use a non-threat of rape as if it was an actual threat of rape and would you look at what has happened!? We really are living in an NPC world. It's as though even basic reasoning and common sense are frowned upon in favour of moral condescension and outrage.
@@Ipeefre3ltyy now Landwhalepig-hybrid is not in the dictionary but it still creased up
The great Homer J Simpson once said "Its funny coz it's true".
no because rational sane people don't send rape threats to people. Or did you just willfully ignore that part of the description?
Jess Phillips claims to be working class - her mother was a deputy chief executive in the NHS and her father a teacher. So probably coining about a £100 grand a year. Aye pet - 'working on the site from morning till night, thats living alright'
I had a feeling alright. You dont get that lack of empathy when you've had to watch your mam on her hands and knees scrubbing floors...
@@junky5422 I know right? Honestly part of me wishes we get invaded by a hostile military power just to see these people taught some harsh facts of reality. Me i'd just be happy living like stig of the dump in hiding in the trees.
@@junky5422 Like you don't get that lack of empathy after watching your dad coming home from a double shift down a coal mine filthy and bruised and knackered.
I'm from Birmingham and my nan knows her dad who's called Stewart . Jess lives in Moseley and her father lives in King Heath. Apparently she is working class according to my nan. Her mom worked with my nan in the domestic abuse apartment and she used to help apparently.
That is an absolutely embarrassing reaction from a politician. Imagine if a male politician laughed at another MP raising the issue of female rights or the promotion of International Women’s Day. It just wouldn’t happen, and if it did, that man would never work in politics again. The fact a woman can respond to this matter in such a way and still keep her position suggests that women in Britain actually have it better than men.
intempify as Philip Davies mentioned, there are monthly ‘Women & equality’ questions which have no male equivalent, International Women’s Day is given far more acknowledgement and debate than International Men’s Day, and men’s issues are rarely discussed in the House of Commons.
Regardless of that, imagine the widespread condemnation a male MP would (rightly) face if he was seen to burst out laughing at the suggestion that MPs should be allowed to debate gender issues such as domestic violence, suicide and premature mortality rates.
Suicide is a male issue. Men are more likely to die of cancer before the age of 65 than women. Men are more likely to be murdered. There are currently no strategies in place to assist male victims of domestic abuse. If these issues aren’t worthy of at least being discussed then something is very wrong.
Jess Phillips, in my view wrongly, saw this as an opportunity to bemoan the lack of female representation in the Houses of Parliament. That’s a separate issue, but maybe if more women stood to become MPs there wouldn’t be such an imbalance. Parliament have run campaigns such as #AskHerToStand event, had female-only open days at the Houses of Parliament to encourage women to stand. When women do become MPs, as we’ve seen with Theresa May, there is no ‘glass ceiling’ preventing them from progress. Women simply are choosing not to get into politics.
intempify as I said, that lack of parity in representation *is* being addressed - events and campaigns have been put in place designed to encourage women into politics. But that’s an entirely separate issue! As Davies said, there is currently no forum devoted to raising male issues. So because there are more male MPs than female that means male issues don’t need to be discussed? Wtf kind of moon logic is that...
intempify these issues are worthy of having their own dedicated time slot and questions, as female issues are.
So such things as
Suicide being the biggest cause of death in men under 45
Deaths in the workplace being ten time higher in men than women
The need for prostate screening at a younger age
Lack of funding for early intervention to prevent gang culture
Lack of justice for fathers following marital breakdown
Are unimportant and can simply be dropped in anywhere during commons time when there will probably be twenty MPs listening whereas women's issues should have time set aside?. Where is the equality in that? There is more time set aside for discussing trans issues
@intempify '...Men don’t care about other men apparently...' So there is no such thing as 'male privilege' or the 'patriarchy'? At last you've grasped the fraud of feminism. Men have always prioritized women who are the most privileged class.
"I am the only woman on this committee" & how well did "she" conduct herself? If that is the way women act in any kind of Parliamentary role, then women should not be part of it (& I am a woman)! If we have an International Women's day , why CAN'T there be an International Men's Day? Feminism or at least the 3rd wave, has gone too far
that seems to be the trend. It gets popular, it makes money, it doesn't stop once it achieves its goal, it destroys that aspect of society.
What a disgusting human being I fully support what Sargon said. In fact I don't think anyone would
@intempify You might be able to make case that she wasn't laughing "directly" at male suicide rates Even so she was laughing at the idea of Male issues being addressed which indirectly happens to be the suicide rates brought up.
but either wsy she obviously doesn't care About the man in her country in which she was elected to represent.
And don't try to Say that I only want men's Issues discussed, I want everyone's issues discussed regard less of gender religion race ect.. The fact that she doesn't care about a particular group of people based on one of those qualifiers is disturbing and disgusting
@intempify Sure they can bring it in to be discussed but Jess and those in her circle are just going to laugh at down every time And make light of it. Still imagine if it was the other way around there would be cries of misogyny and sexism No it's not in their manifesto but it's an issue that needs to be discussed not laughed at Not to mention she said she was uninterested in discussing it unless there was 5050 representation in parliament?? How the hell is that supposed to happen?
@intempify So if it's not the manifesto it can't be discussed right? I'm American so I don't fully understand British politics but that sounds Wrong to me I think a bill or proposal can be discussed regardless of a manifesto. Also you've seen the clip you know what that despicable woman said You can frame it however you want to support your narrative but in your heart you know the truth. I honestly can't believe I have to point out that it's wrong to be defending somebody who laughs at suicide and cancer...
@intempify Obviously we disagree but I do appreciate the dialog I think it's important that There's a discussion between Opposing views. I also thank you for being civil.
She's not human.
"Men can raise their issues whenever they want"..... and the assumption then is that women can not, and that's why they need a day? Because that's the laughable view here.
Later on, the guy makes exactly the same point - he noted that the same arguement wasn't made against International Womens Day debates.
Now I totally understand why Carl said what he did. A vile attitude exhibited here by Phillips.
@intempify Its like saying "The majority of the MPs are humans, how is the opportunity to talk about depression limited?" --- The opportunity is there only if there are any people interested to talk about depression and if the society accepts debates about depression and takes them seriously.
Who votes for this woman??
She is in a safe labour seat and either a female only selection or a rigged selection process. She wont be there on her own policies and convictions.
people don't vote for individuals they vote for parties, for the most part, people don't know who is standing for that party.
Yes i cant understand it, unfortunately she was voted in on a 10,659 majority, despite her constituency voting to leave by 60%. Shes as anti brexit as they come.
What a horrible person!!!!
Is she Labour?
if she is then I’m not voting for them again. They’re becoming so miserable and hateful!
Yep Labour MP
Just vote UKIP they geniuenly care about the regular person's problems.
Is she Labour?.......is the pope a Catholic?
yesss if their whole party suffers because of her, they'll probably kick her out!
It's working Sargon as RUclips just recommend me this. Even tho I didnt do anything other than watch you to get me here
I watched him too. I was wondering where the clip of her was.
Bang, is was first video right under his. 👏👏👏
The fact that this vile woman is a mother of young boys makes me sick to my stomach. What kind of future are they going to have when she laughs over the problems they will face as young men?
What a revolting person.
She is a massive “C U Next Tuesday”.
Pretty sure she Can't Understand Normal Thinking either
That's because she has a Completely Useless Neural Topography
She's probably a C every day,especially to men
"Men don't have much to fight for"?
How about access to their children, Fathers rights...?
Absolutely disgusting specimen of a woman...
And right to a fair trial too, do you think if a woman accuses an innocent man of raping her they’ll believe the man?
“Your freedom starts where my freedom ends but I want room to stretch”
The fact he's being laughed at for trying to talk about men's issues exposes the sexism towards men.
Jess Philips: I don’t have “Parity”, so you don’t get a say.
And ClownWorld sails on through the night.
honk
Of course there is parity. A woman can stand as an MP in any constituency in the land. The fact that there aren't as many in parliament as there are men suggests that either
A: Not as many women are standing for seats.
or
B: Not as many people are voting for them.
There is nobody to blame for this, it's down to freedom of choice in each case.
"When she apologises for laughing at male suicide, I will apologise for my tweet."
# Your freedom starts where my freedom ends but I want room to stretch
Benevolent
Imaginative
Talented
Courageous
Honorable
Is every thing Jess Phillips is not
But she is the anagram
This is a FAB comment!!!! I'm actually a stark Labour supporter but cannot stand this vile waste of oxygen. Everything about her makes my skin crawl.
How she shares a platform with Naz Shah is beyond me...
Liking and retweeting that the victims (thousands of UK children) of grooming gangs should keep their mouths shut for the sake of diversity...
Yes, I remember the media outrage over that......
🤡🌎
And poor Tommy gets 9months
Sargon did nothing wrong.
I'm sorry for her sons. They are raised by a misandrist.
He stood his ground well against this misandrist devil
Unbelievable how much disrespect is shown to those raising the need for men's representation. It's infuriating and men will not take it any longer! For the sake of our sons. We owe it to them.
Her behavior in this proceeding was really juvenile. It's hard to imagine I'm looking at a grown woman, rather than an angsty teenage girl. Poor form.
Have you heard them talk in HoP.. it's like children playing theatre.
It almost reads as though women representatives ONLY represent women whereas male representatives must represent ALL... classic "what's yours is mine and what's mine is mine as well" ex-wife mentality
I have lost 2 brothers and 3 friends over the last 3 decades to suicide. Everyone I know,seems to know someone that has committed suicide also. Everyone of these suicides are males under the age of 50. I realise women also commit suicide,but it thankfully is far rarer. Clearly there is a big problem in society when men are taking their own lives at such an alarming rate. And what does this woman do,she laughs,and spouts nonsense about women not getting positions of power. Isn't the prime minister a female?
Feminism has had its day. Let's just get on with the real issues going on in the world shall we.
Another terrible Labour MP. I pity the honest, hard working men of her constituency.
I don't if they were stupid enough to vote her.
She is a prime example of everything that is wrong with BRITISH politics.
Not just politics but society as a whole..
In free societies, it’s pretty obvious that the intelligent women of the world are NOT going into politics.
Nightmare woman to find yourself alone on a desert island with. Swim for it. Risk the sharks.
I like how she Says men have loads of opportunities to Raise questions and then interrupts a man
I'm a feminist but she doesn't speak for me. I am fully aware that modern feminazis are no longer about equality of opportunity they are about equality of outcome, power grabbing and demonising men. It is mostly working class men who suffer, they don't have the 'privileges' of the rich establishment figures that Jess Philips is so clearly lumping them in with. I love men, they are the backbone of our society, our dads husbands and sons and I hate the idea they are suffering so much because they are literally being blamed and shamed for every ill in the world and it's not right.
It is well worth debating in Parliament. Jess Philips is representative of a Labour Party I no longer recognise.
Why are you feminist then?
you dont care.feminism hates men.
@@godistoogood6362 like menists hate and want to hurt everything female
@@martina5719 i don't hate woman .I'll be honest I dislike feminazis but I do not hate them.also I guess your right back in the day there were feminist who helped men and helped with the suffering they went through but nowadays .it's no men don't deserve any empathy .and alot of us have given up. Because all we seem to be nowadays are rapist and murderers.but I believe back in the day feminism was about equality .which is why I don't hate woman who call themselves feminist.but I have met ALOT of woman claiming to be feminist who were actually misandrist
You have just described feminism.
2:00 "i dont care about men's issues"
2:05 "i absolutely about men's issues"
ok jess, so which is it?
Ypu misheard her, she said it's not as if I dont care about mens issues and then she said I absolutely cares about mens issues.
I think the sound got a little messed up during the clip, based on what little I can hear before 2:00 and based on context, it sounds like she said "it's not that I don't care about men's issues". Though I do agree that based on her laughing and her fighting against men's issues being brought up in the first place is hypocritical to what she says later on.
The young male depression and suicide issue,
Male workplace related deaths
The amount of men who are withdrawing from society,
Young men dropping out of school at alarming rates,
These are all important issues and this vile woman laughed at all of them.
#wouldntevenrapeyou
And if being a Labour MP wasn't horrible enough.
*I wouldn’t even rebut you, Ms. Philips.*
how about an equality head butt to her , see how she likes being equal to men then
She doesn’t even understand his request or the difference between men’s issues and male representation in government.
I used to think we needed more women in government. She is unintentionally making me reconsider.
Watched a female deny this happened in a conversation with Sargon so hopefully this gets in her recommended
To the people who say that interrupting people in meetings is a gendered behaviour, pay close attention to who's interrupting who.
Carl talked about this and POP! This popped on my video to watch.
Thanks youtube, maybe the only place run by feminists that works.
I wouldn't even vote for you, Miss Phillips
She doesn't care about Men's issues. That says it all about this woman.
The only woman on the panel shows exactly why there are barely any women on the panel.
Apparently massive level of men suicides is laughable. These days insects are more valued than living breathing men 😢.
And that horrible woman has the gaul to complain about the grief she gets online.
I don’t understand who hurt all those females? Why are they hating men so much? Is it cause their mother’s abused their husband and divorced for allimony and childsupport and them girl grew up without a father? Every Misandrist behavior should be charged and judged as a criminal act.
Its because most women are gay
She needs to apologise and leave the commiitee
The cat is out of the bag on Jess Philips being a truly horrible human being.
Having a day just for women: Men agree to it and put it in place.
Having a day just for men: no way and the women stopped it
Do people not know what the equal sign in math means?
Is not very important look what happen in our country in media no body care about male life they dont care if you die or not 8000 male die in syria in one day only and no body care but when 4 woman die all media talk
“Your freedom starts where my freedom ends but I want room to stretch”
She thinks it's fine to joke about knifing Corbyn, in the current knife crime climate. Total hypocrite.
No no, she went on later to say "I wouldn't even knife him" :^)
When we have parity, you can have your debate. How is that equal or fair? She and her party should ashamed of her actions
2:00 “I don’t care about men’s issues
2:04 That hand gesture there is so irritating. Not sure why. Just comes across so arrogant. She is actually quite an arrogant person to laugh at someone's issues.
There are lots of men's issues: Unfair divorce settlements, unequal treatment by police, more chance of being violently attacked, rarely awarded child custody - women are believed if they make an allegation against a man - Men are laughed at - JUST LIKE SHE DID THERE
What a nasty woman, who is she to step in front of this?
Death by suicide is the biggest killer of men aged 45 and under in the UK.
Still laughing Jess?
The type of woman who will set women’s rights and equality back.
there is a growing undercurrent of resentment building towards feminism and women at the moment, ignore it at your peril.
John Doe I think there’s just a growing sense of resentment full stop.
02:14 So Jess Philips states that problems concerning males should only be addressed if all problems concerning females have been solved? If I applied this logic, I don't know, ANY other field the world would be in flames within a fortnight.
2:21 the attrocity...... Banging her head on the desk ... #unprofessional
I will never vote Labour again after seeing this!
"Interesting" edit at 0:24 cutting out the items that were on the list, such as alarming male suicide rates, parental custody disparity, the education system failing young men, etc.
Full video: ruclips.net/video/8XX6ATwQv7Q/видео.html
The remark “when we have parity, you can have your debate” is an exercise in paradoxy. But she’s too dim to see that. If she were a male, she would never have got so far. Ironic.
Jordan B. Peterson called it.
Hating males in name of gender equality is very concerning.
If gender roles were reversed the man would've been cancelled on Twitter
Big time, with the hypocrite Phillips leading the screech.
What she gonna do if 1 of her children has depression and thinks of suicide? Laugh at him?!?! Disgusting!
Remember that rabid feminist Julie Burchill who was sneering at male suicide rates? Her son committed suicide a couple of years back.
@@pauljackson2409 That's so sad.. hurting the ones you love for political or whatever gain :(
Karl is right isn't he...............
A big thanks to Jess Phillips for keeping Labour out of number 10, and hopefully for years to come!
She made it about herself and was somewhat condescending, good on Philip Davies for remaining clear headed and making constructive arguments, this will always prevail
Your description is wrong. No one is "targeting" her, they're holding an MP accountable for their words. Something we have a right to do.
Reasons I join the men’s rights movement
What an immature representative for women.
when is sexism not sexism?
when it's sexism directed at men.
#FeminismNoThanks
Why is she so threatened by this? That's the only reason she is acting this way.
Horrible woman
Shame on Jess to dismiss this issue... Just imagine the scenario where a Man would had laughed off Womens right.
There are thousands of cases of oppressed men who are bullied by women under false dowry,rape, domestic violence cases here in India.... Also cases where men are too shamed/afraid of talking in a public form.......Shame on you Jess
This is not a professional person.
Time to get this woman out of office
What an Awful Woman!
Women like Jess, give other women a bad name and really push women down further by not recognising equality. Narrow minded and insufferable horrible selfish person. All successful women in history still understand both issues from both sides, not just their own.
Literally proving his point
"Online trolls" have objected to her laughing at the concern over men's issues? So none of them at all have been honestly concerned about these problems, suicide, poor education, violence and sexual assault against men?
Seems it's only the privileged who they are interested in talking about.
As for rape threats, nowadays we're wondering how many have been sent by herself or her followers to taint the argument.
Wow that's disgusting behaviour.
I can see why Carl did what he did now.
Oh look, they chopped out the list of men's issues.......