This is referring to this youtube video (3:01) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbjEpkUfRqA

I'm not going to go after every point she makes but I'll hit the highlights.

50% of the population United States is women and yet we make up 27% of Congress -27% of the House of Representatives and -25% of the United States Senate and -there's never been a female president out of the 46 that we've had they've all been men and 45 of them have been white

Women aren't more members of government for the same reason women's sports don't make as much as men's sports. Women don't support Women. Look all the women who voted for Trump. Bill Burr nailed it here: link (5:51)

64% of domestic violence homicides are women and

77% of all murder victims are men. link So when men are more likely to be affected by something but women want to focus on a specific area where it affects them more that comes across as disingenuous and deceitful. Now when ever you bring this up to a woman they will instantly flip to "who commits the murders? Men!" Fair point but I thought we were talking about victims of murder. So when we talk about how men are more likely to be victims of murder a woman's first reaction is to switch to who the sex of perpetrator it seems like women don't actually care about victims anymore. So either women only care about victims of murder when they're women (which is very sexist) or they don't really care about the victims and they want to shame men.

-to not be deemed invisible if you meet the beauty standard you're made both safe and unsafe cuz you have more eyes on you but people will actually give a fuck if something bad happens to you if you don't meet the beauty standard you're made safe and unsafe because you're rendered invisible which means you have less Targets on your back but if something bad happens to you no one's going to give a shit

This one really irks me. This being "invisible" she refers to is how the vast majority of men live their lives. There is no better example of "a loss of privilege feels like oppression" than this. "but if something bad happens no one's going to give a shit" yeah welcome to the club, that's the male experience.

Now to be faaaiirrrr, we men need to do better about looking out for one another, absolutely. But do women only look out for each other if they're attractive? Is she lowkey admitting that women ignore ugly women?