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All righty, boys. Welcome back to the channel. Today's video, meet the women who lost their partners to the manosphere. Got a couple of rough as gut Aussie shielders. This is the local fair. For you guys who aren't from Australia, this is what we get. Men are waking up across the world. I'm loving it. Women just cannot compute that men are starting to become just a bit more aware that the transaction is heavily weighed in women's favors and starting to question it. My sweet smart boyfriend got sucked into the manosphere. That's from Bustle. Let me lay out this article for you and then we've got some stuff to get through just as we did in the segment before.
>> Let's do it.
At first, it's subtle. The article opens. Maybe it's a clip about high-value men or a TikTok breaking down why women should be more submissive. Next, maybe there's a YouTube video framed as dating advice that slowly slides into something darker. Then one day, your boyfriend repeats it back to you, not as a joke, but as a fact. A new Netflix documentary, Louis Theroux, Inside the Manosphere, explores how this kind of misogynistic content has inundated social media and infiltrated some men's worldviews. In it, the
>> i.e. Hey, society doesn't like uh men knowing that women aren't sugar and spice and all things nice. Especially over here in Australia, guys, you will not get much accountability from women at all. There might be a few diamonds in the rough. Well, really, most women cannot be told anything, will not listen to anything. Uh, if you provide some sort of advice, tip, feedback in any way, you're a misogynist, you're a woman hater, why do you hate women, who hate you, who hurt you, blah, blah, blah, we all know the score. And it's fantastic because all these women are jumping on this bandwagon. And I have made a few videos. I made about three or four similar videos of women trying to do some expose and ragging out on the manosphere without even knowing what it is. The surface-level stuff. This is the thing that I've noticed with women is they'll be told something about something. They won't investigate it. They won't go and listen to the content. Uh, try to understand why men actually might want to watch this stuff and get value out of it. And and the reasons, right, the reasons why this stuff is becoming so prominent. It's no, it's bad. It's poison straight off the bat. Uh, it's, you know, misogynistic content created to create social discourse or societal discourse. Think about any time and I'm not an Andrew Tate fan. I don't like him. I don't not like him. I very, very much don't don't really care about him. But I'm not an Andrew Tate fan, but I remember when he was first getting really popular. Uh, and he was all over everything and he's everyone, you know, he was all over every TikTok short and YouTube video and blah, blah, blah. And you have women say to me, "Oh, that Andrew Tate guy, what do you think about him?" "I hate him." So, just ask why. Like, what? Why do you hate him? "I just don't like him. He just says all this bad stuff. I just don't like him." All right, but what's the actual reason? "I just don't like it." Now, I'll dare say in my opinion, I don't think Andrew Tate is proper red pill content at all. He's a cartoon character. He says extreme things uh to get clicks. He's an outrage merchant. That's what he does. Anyway, but moving on from that, that seems to be what society clings on to when they frame and and talk about men's content. The more outrageous characters, not the not the men out there who are creating channels to give uh advice, talk about men's issues, talk about the male experience in life in general and male viewpoints about the world in a space so they can come and come to come and listen to someone with a like-minded view. I mean, that's definitely why I got into it. I think it's very lacking in society now. Men can't be men. If you say anything that's masculine or from the male point of view, especially in Australia, and I dare say it to be the same in the US or or Canada, you're you're instantly attacked uh or or shamed to some sort of toxic masculinity monster. That's why it all exists. But anyway, to get to the point, look, I just want to say, look at this woman here. So, you got a woman wearing like a bloody uh Steve Jobs turtleneck, clear brim glasses. That's that's a dead giveaway of sort of the feminist vibe. And she's got a bob in her 30s. Of course, they hate the manosphere. These are the ones that are really pushing just how superior women are out there. So, if anyone questions anything, persona non grata. This is one interesting thing as well. Oh, if you've ever been on a date with a woman like this or someone with this mindset, this is exactly what I talk about when I say to you guys, don't talk about politics or uh societal issues with someone who has a one-eyed view of the world, i.e. most women, because you're just going to find a way to say something and it's going to be dates ended. You can just tell straight away their face drops or they get a certain look in their in their eye and you're like, "Yep, I'm never seeing this person again." This is what you get. I love it. And now this isn't the quality on my end, by the way. It's their video quality. It's to It's a little bit choppy. So hopefully you can persist through that because this is just it's just easy material for me to roast.
>> Journalist interviews radical influencers who spout toxic ideas about dating and gender roles. Justin Waller, for example, says women have contributed nothing to society. He and other influencers such as Andrew T.
>> Have a listen to it. Like listen to the grading. This is just sounds like a bloke. Rough. This is rough and tumble. Aussie bloody Sheila. Oh, I'm reading an article that says how bad it is. It's got to be bad.
And Jordan Peterson claimed that the world is set up to work against men. They say that becoming a red pill helped them understand this more clearly, referencing a term from the Matrix in which you can take either a blue pill or remain blind to the truth or and take a blue pill and remain blind to the truth or take a red pill and see behind the curtain. That's the opening of this article. And I actually wasn't really going to bring up the Louis Theroux documentary because I feel like it's been done to death, right? But it was really hard to separate this article and this idea from it, especially in April 2026 as we're recording this. It's been everywhere in the last month or so. Have you watched that?
>> No, I haven't.
>> Are you avoiding it because you're like, "Oh, this is exhausting." Yeah, that's why I was avoiding it until now and then I could not help myself but watch it and my oh my,
>> it's [ __ ] terrifying. So, within this piece, they
>> It's terrifying. Also, that was a hit piece that was heavily edited, heavily crafted to send a propaganda message. And you can see if you go to, as I said, I'm not a Myron fan. I'm not a Justin Waller. That guy, I don't even know how he's famous. He's a Teimu Tate, right? But in my opinion, I think a lot of the stuff they do say like, why would you want to have multiple wives? Why would you want to have multiple? You can't even have one. One's enough. Why would you want four of them? Makes no sense to me. That's why I shake my head. I go, "Hang on." That like sounds like some sort of schoolboy dream. Yeah, I've got four girlfriends. Yeah, good on you, mate. Four girlfriends and everything else that comes with it. I know I'm just going off the hook. I'm going off the cuff here ranting, gents. I just I just find these videos amazing. But if you the point I was trying to make if you I think my put out I did watch one of the videos that he did on his channel and it's like an expose of um he had his own cameras set up and recording as well and he's got the original footage and then he shows how it's been chopped and edited and how they've crafted a narrative to make him look as you know more or less as bad as possible which you would expect from a Netflix documentary. It's terrifying, guys. But anyone, anytime a man says anything about a woman, you just can't do it in society.
They lay out three stories from three different anonymous women. I'm going to break down a little bit for you. One woman dated a guy who started out really lovely and used to laugh at all of this manosphere content, but slowly changed and said to her, "When women receive gifts from men, it's prostitution."
>> Oh wow.
She then goes on to write, "It got to the point where I stopped seeing my therapist and telling my friends about what I was dealing with because I knew everyone would tell me leave him. He'd say that my face was starting to look puffy and that I'd gained weight, which I couldn't do in our relationship." It was like he was aiming to hurt me. I'm a very confident, headstrong person, but I started genuinely hating myself.
>> Okay, genuine headstrong person. See you next Tuesday. Now, that's what that's code for, just so you guys don't know. Strong, independent, headstrong, big, loud, and proud. That's a classic. So, so in my opinion, dating, yeah, I can see that logic. Okay, you're spending money to get access to women, and if you don't do certain things, you don't get access to women, right? It's essentially paying for it. Well, it's not essentially, you're just paying for it because it isn't things that you would pay for if you didn't feel you had to to to pay to play. So yeah, I guess I guess it is a form of that if you'd really think that if a woman won't catch up with you uh to go on a date for a walk or a walk on a coffee, don't get me started on the price of coffee. Used to be two for eight bucks. Now it's like two for like 16 bucks. You're going to go and spend, you know, I say 15 bucks on a coffee and and a walk just to get to know someone. If they're going to do that, then they're absolutely expecting you to spend money on them that's going to get you nowhere. And men are waking up to that [ __ ]. For you guys watching, think about how many dates you might have been on first dates, second dates, uh, with women who went absolutely nowhere, but you went and shelled out a bunch of money that would have been far better off in your bank account, especially in the times we're living in at the moment. And that's another thing as well that I'll get to. So women using up men for food, dates, thinking that's just the status quo that men like spending money on them. My god, this thing that say a real provider, an ancestral masculine provider, man, he loves paying. No guys like paying for dates. We don't like it. We just do it because guys want action. Crang. Crang's got a hold of the wallet and Kuato pulls it out of your pocket. He reach his little baby, your little baby deformed arm down into your pocket. He pulls it out and starts swiping your card or tapping your card. We don't want to do that. Crang does it. It's like saying I use this analogy. Your electricity bill comes in. Your water bill comes in. Unavoidable costs you have to pay. Do you look at that bill and go, "I just love paying this because I'm a masculine provider man." You don't. You just pay it because you have to. This is what most men think they need to do with dating. Then you'll get women who are quite blatantly out there exploiting that, exploiting the kindness of men and the naivety of men until men, let's think about why men start watching this content. It isn't because they just get poisoned and uh it comes out of nowhere. Men look it up. So for a woman to say that her boyfriend was nice and everything and then he's turned into some guy who says X, Y, and Z cuz he's watching YouTubers or Manosphere content for me that tells on them that they're putting that guy through distress, whichever way that may be. And he's looking for answers. He's found content and he's latched on to it and resonated with it. Now some guys do take it like a bit far with the mindset, but that's generally guys who just found it. You sort of get red pill rage and you start um believing everything every single bloody creator that's out there and you you take it on face value. For me, this content you just take what take what resonates with you and leave the rest on the shelf because some of it is pretty outrageous as well. But it really depends who you're listening to. But this is my point. You got women who can't believe that men are questioning why certain things are happening in society, especially when it comes to women, because it's not marrying up. So, it's you've been told one thing, these women are doing another thing, and then you end up on the internet asking why, why is this going on? I just cannot compute what's happening. I was constantly walking on eggshells around him and essentially apologizing for existing. And that's when I knew I had to break up with him. He basically said, "Okay, well, if that's what you want." I think that's what the manosphere teaches you. Don't beg them to stay. Don't concede to a woman. Does that surprise you?
>> Look, I very long ago got into this deep dark hole of Andrew Tate.
>> Yeah. And we've spoken why why is Andrew Tate? Like, as I said, Andrew Tate isn't the red pill at all. They they really grab onto him. If anything, they should be talking about Tom Lakers, Patrice O'Neal, even guys before them. They're the real OGs. They're the ones that help many men out there. They're the ones who talk about reality, not Andrew Tate. Andrew Tate is, as I said, I just annoys me that he that we everyone gets lumped in. I get lumped in bloody with him. Couldn't be any more different. Andrew Tate.
>> Who is this guy? Yeah. Who is this guy? Why is he appearing like what's going on? And to begin with, I thought I say one thing. These women, they think it's real. Andrew Tate's a cartoon character. Anyone who watches Andrew, they believe it. They believe what they see on social media. Do you think he's walking around with cigars, carries on and talks [ __ ] with the motor mouth? You think he's doing that when the cameras are off? No. He's sitting around in his bloody out of ass tracksuit pants um playing Skyrim for 27 hours straight. Well, this is so ludicrous until I saw the amount of followers that he had before he got banned and just how like well-received his content was as in the amount of engagement comments. When I was scrolling through, I thought this can't be for real.
>> But I think what happens is when you have someone like that
>> that has such a polarizing view and a view that's kind of easy to align yourself with.
>> What's that?
>> Well, for I hate to say it, but people
>> How rough is that? Sounds like bloody Elf Stewart. Get it, Haron. I'm going to suck you off.
>> Feel like they're miss They don't fit into any
>> Yes.
>> Well, it's like a real in my opinion, it's very predatory and it
>> 100%.
>> Yeah. And I mean, it's the same as all kind of cults. I would say in fairness, that's how I would describe his train of thought as a cult leader. Yeah.
>> I can see how those perceptions or those views are normalized for that group.
>> Yeah, exactly. Do I think it's normal? Absolutely not. I think it's absurd. But can I see where it comes from? Yes.
>> Yeah. Well, that's the thing. I mean, it's not new content now. So, we're not surprised. Probably wasn't the right question to ask you.
Once again, they think it started with him. Go back to the '90s, 2000s. That's when it was prominent with guys, as I said, like Tom Lakers. If you want to hear some good good content and advice and have a laugh, listen to Tom Lakers's old content, just do yourself a favor. I thought he's fantastic. If I think about what the manosphere is, that's him. Not someone being too outrageous. Yes, he needs to be a little bit outrageous. He's on the radio back, you know, back in the day. That's the sort of stuff and content that helps men. They they think it's just started in 2020 or 2021. No idea what they're talking about. So, they've done a quick Google of what it is. They've watched a couple of shorts from Andrew Tate and then they're experts.
>> I've got two more stories, then we'll go a bit further.
>> Yeah,
this story was incredibly similar. He started out nice. This lady thought their political beliefs lined up when she found you on Bumble at one of the apps.
>> H you got to love it. So, this is it, guys. They really they're really focused on the political and I always talk about this. So if you're in for the root and boot, you want to get in and out. Jason Borne, Operation Treadstone, go along with whatever political [ __ ] they're saying. Get in then disappear on them. Because if, as I said, if you they start going, "What are your thoughts on Palestine?" or "What are your thoughts on, I don't know, the River to the Sea being banned speech in Queensland or whatever it might be." and you say something that's not doesn't pass their sniff test. See you later. Like they're women very much eat up everything that they're told in the media and they'll doggedly doggedly follow it and you're weird if you have a different view.
She then says, "There were certain social gatherings I felt like I could no longer invite him into for fear he'd bring up one of his hot takes." And then the last one in this, the woman dating the man bro says,
>> "So hang on. So what did he do?" So hang on. So the guy did nothing. They lost him to the he didn't agree with her politics. So therefore that that puts him in the manosphere. So man doesn't agree with every single thing that I say. He doesn't sell his uh soul. He doesn't go along because women are used to men going along with everything. Like most guys will do that. They will be performative. Um, if they're trying to get on with a girl that they like, especially if they don't have other options at all or got a huge crush on a chick, they'll just go along with bloody everything. So, man disagreed with me. He's in the menosphere.
He'd sometimes ask me to come over and tell me what I should wear. Like, I want you wearing a skirt with stockings and heels. Send me a picture before you come over and I'll let you know if it's okay. The level of control he thought he had, if it hadn't been so funny to me, would have been quite disturbing.
>> Women, they, as I said, this is some some feminist um, you know, some feminist podcast, Aussie bloody left-wing crap. Women love that [ __ ]. They love it. You go, you turn up at their house, they've got the Honey Bird out. If you don't know what that is, it's a brand of lingerie that's made just for Steve and Bryce of the world. You know, it's like crotchless underwear and see-through fishnet stuff and chains and little whips and leather and all sorts of [ __ ]. They love it. They love it. Oh, he told me to do something. How dare he? I'm a strong woman. That's all it is here. Man told him to have have a bit of fun. So, he's in the manosphere. Okay.
>> How do we stop this? What's your thoughts as someone raising boys?
>> I think it's education. I also think it's I mean, I said this before, but it's how you speak to yourself, how you speak with your partner, the type of relationships that you're modeling amongst your friends, the jokes that you're telling.
>> Yeah.
>> I think is a language thing if I'm honest. If you notice someone being a bit manosphereesque either in a friendship group or at work, would you pull them up or would you feel too
>> It depends what it is. Sorry.
>> Oh, they're policing us now, guys. They got to pull us up. This is how women create um very effeminate men. Very effeminate, subservient men. I wonder if she's a single mom. Maybe she is. Maybe she's not. I think where I get unstuck a lot of the time and I hate to say this is sometimes I dismiss stuff that I think is a joke because I'm like that's so ridiculous
>> and so you also just sometimes getting into it like
>> yeah but it's so wild that I'm like oh god that's gross and I'll make a comment like you're an idiot or
>> come on really
>> and then you'll think about it later
>> but then I'll think about it later and be like oh my god imagine if that comment was like genuinely how they felt or what they thought was true I mean I
>> so so more or less dismissing any opinions that men men may have or men don't go along with the female narrative. Bad. That's all this this all this podcast is. Can you take a look at this? Imagine you're on a date with this and she's looking down through her glasses at you analyzing everything you're saying. The T800 cyborg.
>> I trust and know enough of my friends to know that that's not who they are. But I'd be lying if I don't have friends in my own broader friendship group that have said things that make you uncomfortable that I'm like really?
>> Yeah. I think everyone has people in their circle that they're like, "Oh, I'm not sure we completely align on every single thing."
>> Yeah.
>> There were lots of words within that article that really brought
>> That's called being a human being. None of us align on 100% everything.
Need to think about like this sort of glossary that exists inside the manosphere. There's so many words like red pill, high value man.
>> The high value thing. I cannot. What does that even mean?
>> I'm glad you asked. It's a reference to someone with superficial markers of value, including fitness and wealth. And I think that's a
>> Hang on. Hang on. Is wealth really superficial? We all need money to exist, to live, to have a good quality of life. Yep. I think it's tacky to brand yourself as that. I'm not some I'm not some super rich guy or anything, but I've done all right for myself and do okay. I walk I wear Kmart t-shirts and non-branded stuff. I really don't care. No one would know that I've got two two cents to rub together. I don't give a [ __ ]. I can scrub up nice if I want. I got the good threads, but most of the time I'm just getting around in uh workout gear, activewear, shorts and t-shirts, that's it. Hats, you wouldn't know. But money is very important. Incredibly important. Do you think these women are going to go for a guy who's got nothing? They say money is superficial. It's not. We all need it. It is literally the second you walk outside every single day, the moment you walk foot outside, the world is trying to separate you from your money. Everything costs something. Fitness isn't superficial. What are they talking about? Anyway, this is this is this clap trap, right? This is the reason, as I said, why it existed, guys. This is Australia for you guys. who have never been here or don't know what we're dealing with. This is a large portion of women. I say all women are like this. Some of them still fun and nice to be around, but this is this is a lot of what you're going to get.
Really interesting and successful way that these manosphere creators have brought young impressionable men into their world because they're saying, "Fuck the nine-to-five. [ __ ] the system. I'm going to make you so much money. You're an idiot for working in a corporate job. Come to me, we're going to make money and you're going to live the life."
>> Can I also say on that, I feel like fitness and wealth, to be honest, measures that are personal. I really do cuz I look at some fitness influencers that perhaps aren't ripped, unbelievably toned, don't have a six-pack, and they are so fit. Like, they could run ultramarathons, but they don't have the physique that you're thinking of. When I see all this manosphere stuff, it's always six, unbelievably tanned.
>> Not everyone looks like that, though.
>> I think it's because
>> they got no idea the amount of work that goes into having a physique like that. Oh, yeah. Just like a dad bod. They'll say [ __ ] like that, mate. She was You need a mop. She was like unbelievably fit, chiseled, ripped, drip, drip, drip. You can see it in her eyes. No, we don't like that. No, we don't like fit, strong men. No, we're like bloody soy boys drinking bloody soy lattes and have bloody guts. Have male guts. Women don't understand. It takes years. Doesn't take years to be lean or depending on how fat you are. But it takes years to build up a solid base of muscle, especially if you're not on gear. Years. Years. Week in week out. Disciplined, grinding at the gym, no concept of it at all. They don't understand. They see the women live in their own reality. The thing with women and success, they get jobs, they they go and go into the corporate world where most of them go, uh, get their 100, $150, $200,000, whatever they get, and it's in one hand and out the other. They think that they're rich or they think that they're wealthy. They have literally have no money. And the thing about women in fitness is they can just put on a pair of well most of them do it anyway when they don't have the body for it but those active wear those shorts that have the the ass cheeks showing and prominent you know the ones I'm talking about and they can take him up a couple of points because it's tight fitting fitness wear that's basically well it's not basically it's form fitting so they don't have to do the work and then guys you get them home and you take them off and they're either skinny fat hat. I look like an alien. They got skinny legs and then like and arms and then they got this little bloody belly and saggy knockers. You're disappointed cuz you've pulled them out of that fake getup that they have. Because as much as what we were just talking about earlier of the value we've assigned to women that comes to their looks and being beautiful and dainty and youthful and all that. I think the values we've assigned to men in a very like traditional world is earning a lot of money and being really strong and big.
>> Yeah. But what is a lot of money? That's what I'm going to say. I think this I hate to say
>> Yeah. If you're asking that Justin Waller guy on the show, he reckons he's worth 30 million and he's pretty happy with himself.
>> Yeah, but the average Joe isn't going to earn that.
>> I know. But that's how they bring these people in because one of the guys even in this show with Louis Theroux he's like I was homeless recently and it's like perfect. That's how you get people like that in. It's like I'm going to give you financial stability. You're going to be independent. You're going to have all these women throwing themselves at you. It's so wild.
Just to wrap this up, I've got two directions I want this to go. So I gave you the definition of the high value man. Now red pill. Did you know what that meant?
>> No.
>> I didn't until recently either, which I think is wild that neither of us knew that. The red pill. This is the definition in the manosphere.
>> Ah, as I said, it's it's so surface level. All right, it's very surface level stuff. Like there's just reading off the internet and then this is this is the gospel forum. This is exactly why it exists.
>> Yeah. Those who have been redpilled see the world as it really is. Understanding the so-called real nature of women's behavior and dating preferences. As researchers Megan Kelly, Alex De Branco, and Julia Dook write, Red Pill is awakened to the truth that socially, economically, and sexually, men are at the whims of women's and feminist power and desires. So, they think that they're like the ones that have been hard done by this.
>> I don't know where to go from that.
>> I can't get over that. She's rough as guts, man. Just sounds like a 50 or 60-year-old, you know, shazzy with a durry hanging out. Get over here and I'll show you a good time. Give us your little pecker and I'll suck it right off. Laughing at my own jokes today.
>> Actually, shocking, isn't it? I'm going to end with a few comments. The first, so this was the comments on the actual post by Bustle.
>> Yeah.
>> I blame the parents sticking screens in front of their kids at age five. Thoughts? It's all our fault.
>> I just You're
>> exhausted, are you?
>> It's exhausting. Who are the people following this content? I don't understand.
>> Stop. Just stop. We just want you to stop. We're exhausted. Men reverting back to their default settings. They're showing their true identity. They hate women, which is great because they can date men and can leave us alone in peace. Right. I love
>> You got to love it. Men hate women. So, you question anything. I've been called a woman hater. Why do you hate women? Who hurt you? Blah, blah, blah. Guys, I'll just talk about life. Women, as I said, you want to say anything to a woman like this or the other one, good luck with that. Good luck with that. This is the whole life of being told you're right. Everything you're doing is acceptable. Being entitled, being propped up by society, being told you can have everything and do everything. And so, the moment a man comes along and gives you a critique, you hate women. Well, they'll say, "Who hurt you?" Let me answer that question. I dare most men would say, "Every woman that I've trusted in my life has hurt me badly." If you if you dig deep and think about that, for the most part, every woman you've let into your life from a romantic perspective has hurt you. Look at divor go sit in a divorce court. go in their day, do a couple of days, watch all the guys come through and just get great.
That one. And the last one. In the Manosphere documentary, we learn that these men grew up without fathers or with absentee fathers. So, a lack of male presence made a huge impact on their lives. How they could hate women when their moms were single moms who worked so hard to raise them is completely beyond me.
>> Yeah.
>> It's really interesting. One of the guys in this, I think it's that ticky guy, I can't remember his name. He talks about the fact that his mom would hate if he spoke the way he did on camera in his content. She would give him a smack on the bum and be like, "Don't be a racist. Don't be a bigot." It's so interesting that you can come from
>> Yeah. But I don't This is exactly what I'm trying to say. I don't think that it really is. I mean, in some cases it might be, but I don't
>> don't be a racist. Don't be a bigot. You're a man hate. You're a woman hater. You're a misogynist. Let's listen to the language here that they're just spewing out like as default. Once again, it's attacking men. It's men not feeling like or it's not even feeling. It's men are not having a place in the modern society because it's been highly feminized. It's just the truth. And so they're looking for spaces on the internet to get that camaraderie or locker room talk because that's more or less. Let's watch this video out. I think it's predominately a reflection of your upbringing.
>> Yeah. Not alone anyway. Not in isolation. I couldn't agree more.
>> No. No. I think often what happens is you feel lost. Yeah. Or you perhaps are different.
>> And these predators come for you as you said.
>> Exact. It's predatory. That's exactly what it is. They find people when they're vulnerable and they coerce them to believing that this is the way of life. It's a cult.
>> And they add things like fitness and ladies and money to their sales campaigns because that's a way to bring someone in who's feeling lost and feeling worthless.
>> Exactly. Right. It's so sad. One recommendation on the end of that is a book called Men Who Hate Women by Laura.
>> So, so Men who hate women. That's the book recommendation. So, have a think about the whole thing they skimmed over. Men who are down and out in life. They're not even talking about that. That's exactly what it is. Women running men into the ground. This is why I exist. This is a response just to this clap trap that these women are putting out here. Bloody feminist um, you know, woman first agenda. Why Why men hate women. This is the book she's going to be recommending.
Bates that was recommended a lot in the comments. And also just a shout out to my mate who runs Parasocial Club on Instagram.
>> Oh my god, I love that account. Please continue.
>> That is just so rough as guts. All right, guys. Going to leave it there. Sorry for giving you brain damage. I hope you got something out of it. You enjoyed the rant and once again, sub, like, comment, share. See you in tomorrow's vid. Cheers.