Short Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpA7pfR0FIc
So, the dude is getting interviewed and says that his view is that women should be cared for. They can work if they want to, but he wouldn't force a women to work.
The women's verbal reaction is typical, but the non-verbals show a different true reaction. She suddenly leans in and seems more excited. Her eye contact increases and right at the end she playfully banters back and moves to touch him (too much distance).
The comments all seem to think she is being a bitch or something, but the guy stays cool the whole time and doesn't back down.
Any other thoughts?
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Implying? No.
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" But that's my view, what's the problem?" "You're just wrong!"
A very well thought-out argument
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This. I laughed out loud at work.
Typical hamster.
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This is what I don't understand about women, if I was offered the choice of:
A.working my ass off for 40 years, 7 hours a day
-or -
B. Staying home all day every day looking after my kids and doing a bit of cleaning, cooking and ironing here and there...
Of fucking course I would pick option B. Why are women making it harder for themselves? It used to be a family could rely on only 1 parent's income (the breadwinning man) but now that women seem to love being a wage slave, it requires that both parents working full time or 1 working part-time.
If given the choice of doing easy work in the comfort of your own home or hard work in the world economy, why the fuck are women making it harder on themselves and joining the workforce?
This is baffling to begin with, but when you think about the typical feminist (fat, ugly, obnoxious), it becomes apparent that feminism is simply the siphoning of male resources to women. Attractive women never had to work and could comfortably live off their husbands resources, which he was more than happy to provide to her. Unattractive women didn't have this luxury however, and would be forced to work because no man would want to support and ugly woman, as without her looks she offers him literally no compensation for the house and food he provides for her. The unattractive women were bitter about this, and now feminism has made it so that women have to work just as much as men do. With households earning twice as much income as they were before, the price of literally everything can be doubled and the capitalists double their profits and secure the whole untapped market of female labour.
TL;DR: ugly women got jealous that they had to work, when pretty women could be homemakers and be supported by loving men. Feminism stigmatises stay-at-home mums and forces women into the workforce, because fat disgusting fucks aren't ever going to be able to get a man to support them, and the people that stand to gain profit from more workers support it.
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Women have been told over and over from a young age that they can be like men as well, have high flying careers etc. This is true, but the effect of all this is that for most young women work is the ultimate measure of value - the idea of staying at home, looking after kids etc. is deemed unacceptable because there is no value since you aren't working some shit corporate job.
In reality, the living at home and looking after kids in the current era of easy cleaning, cooking and living is simple, rewarding and not even that time consuming. You could spend half of every day reading or taking your kids places, teaching them about the world and enjoying yourself, but feminist teaching says that this holds no value. It's fucking retarded.
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Being a corporate wage slave is so much better than raising a family and being around your children! That's what nannies are for!
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A lot of women like to think that they think like a man too. Girl I grew up with said it the other day on facebook and I've told my wife that she does and her eyes lit up like a candle. (hint she doesn't)
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I'm confused, what do you call 'thinking like a man'?
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Many people find validation and meaning from their jobs. Unfortunately, some define themselves by this and can't see themselves not working to the extent that they fear the absence of a 9-5 workday.
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I say the same thing, if you're just sure of yourself about it women won't really over respond.
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God I am an idiot...I just watched that and I simply can't read in her body language what the hell you talked about. But that is my lack of being good at reading subtle hints apparently.
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It's totally sexist to have a woman be able to choose if she wants to work. That's giving them a choice. You can't do that as a man.
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Well, this is what I thought, she seemed like she would LOVE to date this guy.
And, by the way, by the time of interview, she was working a possibly pretty shitty job and he was not... or, if you count the interview as a business thing, his job was much better, than her, at least involved speaking truth freely...
So her reaction for me is proper.
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She is the interviewer and he's the interviewee. Of course his life and job was more interesting.
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