Comments by "Regis Glass" (@regisglass5464) on "Jubilee" channel.

  1. It's true. I mean, who's derrick going to protect anyway? The most i think he'll do is act like other incels and start blasting a public place.
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  2. It's honestly annoying incels see and treat women as inferiors, but still pretend the problem isn't them
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  3. He is intolerant, but if we're being fair, his views were fairly similar to the other MRAs since they also believe a women's "place" is in the home.
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  4. It's odd you arrived at that conclusion. The one time the MRAs gave an example about men being discriminated against, the feminists agreed with it.
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  5. I'm not sure that's true. Kursat didn't really seem to do anything except say feminism is wrong. His biggest contribution was his "gotcha" question which turned out to be mistaken (NOMAS is a feminist group that helps men).
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  6. Not really. The MRAs had about the same views as derrick. Well except kursat, but he didn't really do anything.
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  7. ​ @yannickclaes90  is that why 40% of households have women as the main breadwinner?
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  8. this entire video is a perfect example of why a smart person talking to a room of lunatics is like trying to make a turd shine
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  9. free thinker is now a person who knows nothing and thinks they're smart for it
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  10. He, sadly, is representative of the movement. As an example, note that zack had about the same views as Derek.
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  11. And "you look prettier when you smile" to random women on the bus.
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  12.  @the_onceler21  no, they seemed fairly sincere. Even their patience was inordinately high considering what Mr "women are like children" was saying.
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  13. He actually does seem the most sincere out of them which makes it all the more tragic that his views seem to reinforce the problems he decries. For example, he says there is discrimination in custody cases against men but also that women are inherently better than men in taking care of children.
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  14. He essentially has the same views as most MRAs. Even zack kept agreeing with him and he was the most "reasonable" MRA there.
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  15.  @mridulmalik4728  this is strange, why is asking what harassment she suffered being respectful? Also, why is it defensive to give him an answer?
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  16.  @DavidW-ng5zv  thus my question. As you state women are starting to make more money than men, is that why they're 40% of households breadwinners? Are you stating as such in an attempt to backtrack from your position on hypergamy?
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  17. To be blunt, this is like derrick saying he's going to protect women and when women say they don't need him to, he starts attacking their rights because he thinks women belong in the home.
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  18. I can kind of see that you're trying to be a moderate, but bear in mind that zack has about the same views as derrick.
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  19. That's odd, why is it normal to ask women details about their assaults?
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  20. ​ @sparkynate91  if that's what men are built for, then why was it forced by law for women to not do those things?
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  21. ​ @butthissureisfun5619  agreed, the MRAs accepting they were incorrect does take humility. It was a bit odd zach tried to ask how the women were assaulted though.
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  22. ​ @plumbus1758  no, the other MRAs did too. Zack and derrick both seem to believe women are biologically better parent than men despite saying the family courts are unfair.
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  23.  @views-kb6sv  when did kursat say anything that wasn't "feminism is wrong"? Honestly, he didn't really do anything.
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  24. are you talking about the one who was asked to give details about her being assaulted? seems kind of weird get answering is seen as wrong by you
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  25. What men are bullied over their clothes? Or are you talking about trans people before they transition?
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  26. Thank you for showing the feminists had a point
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  27. That's the idea i got too. I mean their views are literally telling women their strengths are in child rearing.
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  28. weirdly enough, men never really cared about that until the sexualization started being controlled by women. apparently women monetizing their sexuality is different from men monetizing women's sexuality.
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  29.  @jamorains  what's utopian about, for example, derrick not attacking women because they said they don't want his protection?
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  30. ​ @cassiusmarques  if so, who would the courts choose as a better parent: a parent who is nurturing and productive, or a parent who is not?
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  31. Wasn't what happened to her something that all women go through?
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  32.  @views-kb6sv  wasn't that when she had to explain about being sexually harrassed? It feels a little unfair to say she "flipped out".
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  33.  @views-kb6sv  didn't he specifically ask what harm had been caused to her? Like i said, it seems a bit unfair to say she "flipped out" when she answered his question.
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  34. @Searching for Ufos if you agree with MRAs that women are inherently better than men at child rearing, why are you surprised men lose custody cases? What do you expect to happen?
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  35. What point were you in the middle of?
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  36. ironically, all the people in the video are conservatives so i guess you just noted how normal conservatives act
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  37. I mean, only one of the MRAs agreed men and women are equal while all the feminists said men and women were equal.
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  38. So the women need Derek to protect them from Derek?
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  39.  @hajimehinata5854  but what is toxic fem? I've heard it a lot but never actually got an answer.
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  40.  @DavidW-ng5zv  thus my statement. If only the law is what impedes women from doing what men do, then why shouldn't they do it?
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  41. Weirdly enough, your experience actually maps onto hers too. No one took her assaults seriously unless her boyfriend told the assaulters to stop, not even when they threw bottles at her
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  42.  @DavidW-ng5zv  thus my question, do you believe women are hypergamous because they're the breadwinners in 40% of houses?
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  43.  @DavidW-ng5zv  "women are beginning to out-earn men [...], their list of male suitors get smaller and smaller" per your words: the more successfull women become, the less they date. You even write they divorce if they're already married.
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  44.  @DavidW-ng5zv  yet as you kindly wrote, they don't date. They even divorce. So why is not dating mean women are hypergamous? Or are you complaining that women aren't dating multiple men at the same time, ie, arguing against monogamy?
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  45. Not necessarily easier. The problems women face in dating are clearly different from those of men, but there's a reason they're more scared of who they could date than the men are.
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  46. ​​ @tonyonaperky2128 correct, she dislikes that men went after her for saying no to sex
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  47. Didn't the MRAs say men were lesser parents while the feminists opposed that? It seems Mimi was correct as that position is supported by NOMAS
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  48.  @Dantheman-nf9xk  out of curiosity, do women win all custody cases or the majority? I ask because you state women are inherently better parents but also that abusive mothers win custody cases. If women win the majority of cases, does that mean abusive mothers are the minority that don't win?
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  49. Most of the comments prove your point about why incels can't be in a relationship. If you see your partner as lesser, then you won't be with them for long.
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  50.  @butthissureisfun5619  didn't the MRAs say men were lesser parents while the feminists opposed said view? It seems Mimi had a point.
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