Comments by "" (@Divide_et_lmpera) on "Memeable Data" channel.

  1.  @greywolf7577  Saying that women are better in something that men is not a controversy in our gynocentric society which is run by (or pandering to) feminists. Saying the opposite would be controversial and likely get you cancelled.
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  2. * complement ?
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  3. She was from "gender studies" i.e. not really a scientist.
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  4. Why don't you watch the video first?
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  5.  @happymess3219  I prefer spatial !
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  6. Going through comments, it seems like most of them actually didn't watch the video, only commenting 🤦
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  7. @ Pointing out to exceptions doesn't disprove the general rule or trend.
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  8.  @kaythebored8163  Of course. It doesn't claim that women are better than men, or vice versa. It's hard to believe how many comments are in this comment section from people who obviously didn't watch it, only commented on the video title.
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  9. It's not about gender, it's about sex.
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  10. The fact that men ON AVERAGE are better or worse at something than women on average, doesn't mean that every single man is better or worse at that thing, than every single woman. It doesn't mean all men are same. It's just that when you take a million random men, you'll be able to determine what the average of that million men is. That doesn't mean there aren't some men who are above or below that average. I think this is pretty simple to understand.
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  11. Stop the cap.
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  12. Where??
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  13. @mcrain1283 No we didn't. Because most men didn't get any education either. Only a super small percentage of men and women were educated. Same thing with voting. It wasn't just women who couldn't vote. Even as late as the WW1, about 40% of men in Britain still didn't have right to vote, despite having to fight in the war.
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  14.  @diamondgoldsilver9899  Both.
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  15. So then it should be OK when older guys date younger women? They should be on the same level. But a lot of feminists get mad about it.
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  16.  @bri.szz17  They are also interested in different things. I wish to see more women commenting on videos about philosophy, astronomy, quantum physics, history, etc., but they are simply not there. It's all dudes all the time.
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  17.  @bri.szz17  I've read somewhere that 90% of YT content is consumed predominantly by men. Women are mostly concentrated in the remaining 10%, which are make up videos, feminine hygiene and some music.
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  18.  @pandafreak46  Or maybe not... Women have always been more PROTECTED than men, not more oppressed. And it's still the case today. Look up some historical facts and photos of working class families. I think you will be surprised.
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  19. @-WMD-Edutainment The fact is that an overwhelming majority of the critical infrastructure that keeps our society running was not only invented but is daily maintained almost exclusively by men. You won't find many women maintaining the sewage system, climbing on high voltage towers or working on oil rigs. And that has nothing to do with ideology, it's just fact.
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  20.  @GUNS_jk  Your comment doesn't address the issue, which is, that there are massive double standards in our society in favour of women.
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  21.  @crystalvulpine2314  Yeah, like "bodily autonomy". They always talk about abortions, but never about c1rcumc1ssions or military draft, which are both violating male bodily autonomy.
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  22. You need to transition now.
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  23. Welcome to progressive utopia where no one can discuss anything because everyone finds everything "offensive".
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  24. It's a bit of a click bait title, but the video is actually pretty balanced. Just watch it... I don't know why everyone is commenting without watching it.
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  25. Do you have a gf?
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  26.  @GoldeneyeDoubleO7  Whatever is not much RP. As the host Brian said, he comes more from a male advocacy perspective. I find it quite interesting because it's actually a great way to hear views and opinions of hundreds of different young women as they are, without any cuts, censorship, etc., like all leftist podcasts would do. What makes it a "plague" ?
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  27. What ads?
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  28.  @nO_One9674  So you have the AdBlock finally?
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  29.  @lonestarr1490  What magnifying glasses?
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  30.  @StrikerEureka13  Once you get into some of those communist indoctrination programs, you turn into an activist and your other expertise goes out the window.
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  31. It's called a Schrodinger's feminist. There are many men who are aware of this contradiction, but when they talk about it, they get falsely accused of "hating women" or some similar nonsense by feminists.
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  32. @aki9en Historically no one was treated equally. There were plenty of women with higher status than most men. And plenty of men were treated as property too. Feminists always dig out the worst examples they can find and then claim that this was the norm for all women. Then they compare it to those men who were highest in the social hierarchy and decide to call it a "male privilege". In order to be fully equal to men, you need to become men. And that's exactly what we see in modern feminism. Destroying the concept of femininity is being celebrated, masculine combative women are being put on a pedestal. Motherhood is being painted as oppression, and so on. Then people are wondering why loneliness and depression are through the roof today. Being a "boss babe" doesn't work for long term happiness.
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  33.  @Atom224  Because he's a fanboy of THAT political movement, it seems.
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  34. That's cheating !
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  35. Not intelligent, but rather knowledgeable. I often watch a podcast where they've invited more than 1000 women over the last 1+ year, and they still ask them the same questions... When was the WW1 and WW2, and can you name 3 countries? Less than 10% has any idea when was the WW1 or WW2 and most of them have to think really hard to come up with 3 countries... Wtf?
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  36. If we did that, the whole feminism would crumble in 15 minutes, because it's all based on generalisations.
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  37. Good luck with that in the world run by feminism.
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  38. What?
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  39. That was addressed in the video.
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  40. What??
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  41. 🤣
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  42.  @Ermwhattheflip1  eh?
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  43. What do you mean by "such videos"? You didn't even watch it, correct?
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  44. Pretty much everywhere in the First World countries. A true sign of "oppression".
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  45. And they still think they are oppressed...
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  46. @ I know, but feminists will never stop pushing their narrative.
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  47. Nah, he wasn't. Stop the cap.
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  48. Positions such as a CEO are highly competitive and stressful too. Yet feminists keep saying there's something wrong if 50% of all CEOs are not women. It must be due to "sexism" and "oppression".
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  49. ​ @memeabledata  I just started watching this, I'm only 1:20 in, and had to pause and wonder why do so many people judge incels by their most extreme examples? I've read a decent amount of their comments here on youtube and most of them were not talking negatively about women, let alone be some hateful maniacs. I think this is kinda harmful toward guys who are already wrestling with depression and all sorts of other health issues and abuse against them. Incel is a state of being, not an ideology. Do a bit of search and see how completely differently our society treats female incels, it's all about compassion, empathy, looking for reasons why they are that way. Btw, Red pill is not primarily about incels. In the world where almost all mainstream narratives are pandering to feminism, it is important to have at least some counter-balance. I don't actively follow any RP creators but from what I've heard so far, from random videos, there's a good amount of truth.
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  50. ​ @memeabledata  Generally speaking, RP are not incels and vice versa. RP is also not about "men good, women bad". I like your videos but I don't think you are really familiar with either of those groups. You might want to try something like this: "I Was Wrong About Incels" by Cole Hastings.
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