Jennifer (3:54)
Yeah, you know, these insecure, emotionally stunted men, I just feel like the gig is up. Like it's just so, they, they, the insecurity, the little dick energy, just, it's just so cringy to watch. And then all of the surrounding them that try to fluff each other up, it's. It's like watching all of these people in a homosocial relationship trying to fluff each other up. No, you're pretty masculine. No, you're pretty masculine. No, you're pretty masculine. And it just, yeah, it I. The brokenness of these men, I wonder if it's linked to young men feeling lonely and isolated because the people that could be there, mentors, you know, ambient mentors out in the world are these dipshits. And that would be pretty depressing. Which brings me to my grievance, which is dealing with the other gender. I've had it with women that have full time jobs, getting on television or podcasting microphones or interviews, telling other women that they need to value marriage and children and staying at home. And these women are doing this from their full time jobs. They are away from their children, have child care, working 40, 50 hours a week, weaponizing their gender to use to suppress other women. And the through line and all of this fascism that the Trump regime is doing is misogyny. And they have intentionally weaponized these women, like Bondi, Eric Kirk, a lot of these right wing influencers, Megyn Kelly, all of these women are career women. They all have careers, yet they are telling other women, you need to value marriage and you need to value children. It's none of your business what other people value or what matters to them? First and foremost, this is a bullshit thing from the Republican Party that the Democrats need to respond to. And the Republican has had ownership in this for like 20 years. We're pro family party. Well, duh. Who's not pro family? I mean, that's just when your policies as a party is. You have to say something that is a foregone conclusion, then we know you're actually not pro family. What we know is that you're only pro a certain type of family, right? That you're an absolute bigot when it comes to other families, that you probably look down upon interracial families, that you look down upon families where maybe it's two lesbians or maybe two gay men. You think it's your business, and you think you can quantify which families are better, and you think you can quantify which women can work and which women can't. Because you're a party of codependent, toxic, busy bodies that like to crawl up in everybody's ass and park there and deal with this stuff instead of actually, if you were pro family and you were pro women, you'd shut the up and get to work in Congress and do something that made a difference. But you don't. It's all proper ganda. And women in this country do not listen to these grifting women that think it's their business what you do in your private life. Some women may want to be housewives and breed and have a bunch of kids. Great swing for the fences. Not my business. Some women may want to be married and have kids and have a career. Great swing for the fences. It's not my business. What I do want to remind women is, is that there has been a lot of work before. All of us have arrived at this woman at this moment by a lot of brave women to make sure that women are safer. And there's still an ongoing fight for wage equality, which has still not been realized yet. And a lot of women as these Christian women are out there propagandizing these very dangerous messages. It's very important. Right now, on this Christmas day, right now, there are women all over America that are in abusive relationships, maybe a relationship with an active addict or an active alcoholic. They are either being financially controlled or abused. The children are being financially controlled and abused and witnessing all of this. And if you really care about women and you really care about families, don't prevent exit strategies for people getting away from abusive relationships. Right now, on this Christmas Day, there are a lot of women in tears that feel like they can't leave because they don't have money, because their husbands have kept it all from them. This isn't all families, but it's some families. And this idealism that MAGA projects, this 1950s housewife that serves the martini and the steak, suicide rates among women were much higher back then. The data of all of this stuff is not that we were greater back then. As daunting as it feels to be an American right now, we're actually better because we have leaned into equality more and leaned into lifting up marginalized people and really brave women that fought really hard for Erica Kirk and for Megyn Kelly and some of these other women to have full time jobs. These brave women took huge risks and really did the civil rights work for women to progress. And so as you're sitting there demeaning something that a lot of women fought for your right to do, you are endangering women, you are endangering children, and you are endangering the thing that you claim you love more than anything else, which is family.