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

  1.  @DavidW-ng5zv  is that why they're the main breadwinner in 40% of houses?
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  2. Didn't the feminist give multiple examples of her being assaulted?
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  3. Why would asking details about how she'd been abused do that? That seems kind of extreme
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  4.  @tonyonaperky2128  correct, she stated men should not go after women who already said no.
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  5. I think the video actually did better than that. They specifically asked who believed men and women are equal (but different); which the 3 feminists and 1 MRA agreed with. So they actually showed what the ideologies generally believe which i think is more accurate then asking individuals for definitions.
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  6.  @ohlordohgoddadgotthebeltou2119  it's interesting you don't like the results of the court system despite believing that is what should happen. As you write of abusive women gaining custody, do you believe women win every single custody case in the USA or just most of them?
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  7. I mean, why would she need to be protected from guys like derrick? She just needs them to not cause mass shootings
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  8. It is a little bit funny a guy she didn't know asked for her number in a bookstore, and when she said no he felt hurt a complete stranger wouldn't give their phone number.
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  9.  @venerexate1841  no, he's quite clear he doesn't see men and women as equal regardless of being different. For example he sees women as superior in child rearing (despite MRAs believing there is discrimination in custody cases).
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  10.  @venerexate1841  you are entitled to believe body mass relates to how well one takes care of kids. This does make it baffling why MRAs like him even complain about discrimination in child custody cases though. What do you expect to happen if you believe women are inherently better than men at child care?
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  11. Wasn't that because she was asked to give details about how she was assaulted? Why would she be happy after she gave the details?
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  12.  @kauswekazilimani3736  then why are the MRAs saying women are better caregivers if they believe discrimination occurs in custody cases? That doesn't seem helpful.
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  13.  @DavidW-ng5zv  "It's just natural" that's an odd response. why defend men getting worse prison sentences by saying men being more violent is natural?
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  14. She has a point though, none of the MRAs said anything in regards to actually helping men. MRA positions even seemed to harm men like when they said discrimination exists in custody cases but that women are the inherently superior parent.
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  15.  @bethbates9826  since feminism legalized women entering military combat in 2016, does that count? Have MRA's done anything similar since, again, none of the MRA's said anything that help men?
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  16.  @feelingwell8069  no, i don't drive that type of car
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  17.  @DavidW-ng5zv  "women are beginning to out-earn men [...], their list of male suitors get smaller and smaller" Note your words, financially independent women essentially stop dating. Seems odd not dating is hypergamy or that suddenly finding one person you like is hypergamy. Or are you complaining that women aren't dating multiple men at the same time?
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  18. Not really. America only exists as it is because Isabella of Spain decided to finance Columbus's expedition. So technically, a woman built the world you live in.
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  19.  @jrdh8468  well that's interesting. You immediately backtracked from saying men built the world to now saying men and women built the world.
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  20. Not really. The MRAs didn't really give a lot of experiences. They didn't give a lot of valid positions either.
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  21.  @PapeySapote  kursat didn't really do anything. He basically just spent his time saying feminism was wrong. Which is odd because he ignored the MRA's saying women belonged at home and couldn't work as well as men.
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  22. Not necessarily true. It did show feminists help both sexes while MRAs seem to be more performative in their activism
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  23. No, he's definitely an MRA. Most of his views are actually reciprocated by other MRAs. For example, he thinks women are inherently better at child rearing despite stating discrimination in custody cases exists and that women aren't equal to men because of their biology.
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  24.  @hottboy6712  not really, even Zack who was the most comprehensive of them believes women aren't equal to men.
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  25.  @TheBritishGuy75  then we agree they essentially have the same views, ie, zack and derrick say women should be subservient to men? Where does derrick say he wants to force it though?
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  26. Out of curiosity, what's the logical process in MRAs saying women are inherently better at taking care of children but also complaining that discrimination in child custody cases exists?
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  27. Certainly there is. Why do you think female nurses make less than male ones when women are 90% of nurses?
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  28. Why would it be wrong for feminists to oppose the MRA view that women are superior to men in child rearing? Aren't both parents supposed to be equally valuable?
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  29. yeah i honestly thought it would be better but andrew was so behind destiny that he seemed incapable of understanding basic points, eg, he kept trying to pretend ultranationalism and centralization of power combined had not been mentioned
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  30.  @c2dajayy  by women setting the rules about what happens. Basically the opposite of what occured with Andrew Tate
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  31. I'm a little confused, why do you believe fathers spending money on their children means women have more rights? Surely you don't believe equality is when men don't support their children?
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  32. ​​​ @DavidW-ng5zv  thank you for accepting MRAs saying men are lesser parents is harmful to men. As you have not seen the video, kindly do so at 4:15. So doesn't that show only feminists help men per opposing MRAs saying men are lesser parents?
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  33.  @2crisp63  really? what did he say in regards to the other MRA's saying men are inherently worse parents?
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  34.  @bethbates9826  then as you seem to state more feminism is required to help men and women in war (as feminism legalized women being in combat), why is feminists helping the same as MRAs doing nothing? Or have MRAs done anything to help?
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  35.  @SuperJudeM  i assure you, women are becoming financially independent and are choosing who to be with. It's actually caused some unexpected issues for men because now they can't just say "I'm employed" and expect their part of the relationship to be done. Now they have to offer other things and, unfortunately, society has not prepared men for that.
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  36.  @DavidW-ng5zv  again, as you kindly wrote, women don't date or date very little after becoming financially independent. Seems an odd way to describe hypergamy after you even write monogamy doesn't work while stating women are monogamous or simply not dating
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  37.  @DavidW-ng5zv  "women are beginning to out-earn men [...], their list of male suitors get smaller and smaller" Note your words, financially independent women basically stop dating. Seems odd not dating is hypergamy or that suddenly finding one person you like is hypergamy.
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  38.  @DavidW-ng5zv  seems odd you also attempt to imply divorced women (some with children) are generally what men search for in a partner. Do you believe that's hypergamy?
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  39. Aysha was wearing concealing clothes. Didn't stop some guys from throwing bottles at her because she said no to them.
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  40.  @lilnotmaster6094  then do you believe men and women are equal as per the prompt given in the video?
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  41. What vague statement?
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  42.  @DavidW-ng5zv  that's odd, you believe the MRAs stating men are lesser parents is gynocentric?
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  43.  @sparkynate91  that's weird, you didn't check your comment? To give you context, it only became legal for women to fight in the military in 2016
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  44. pretty much. i mean the entire conversation here was them complaining that women didn't know their place anymore
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  45. So derrick will defend her?
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  46. I think what annoys me the most is that while MRAs will say they are fighting for mens rights, their activism is basically non existent and they have a tendency to cause the problems they decry.
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  47. Don't most women have jobs, ie, do get their own stuff?
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  48. Is that why men lose nearly all custody cases? Because their role is to give money and that role stays after the divorce?
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  49. But it's a pretty big problem. If you do the same work, you should be paid the same.
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  50. As you believe women don't contribute to society or have helped it in a manner similar to men, thank you for showing why feminism exists
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