The (cultural) left has been known not to use logic or real thought and only feelings when presenting their arguments....however this has to take the biscuit. She refutes none of his points in this discussion.
It's a very pleasant conversation in which Gavin cooly deconstructs absolutely everything she brings to the table...with humour too. He discusses racial violence, 'white privilege', modern feminism, women wanting to be men (Charlize Theron character in Mad Max) and everything in between.
It's certainly worth an hour of your time, though expect to scratch your head at how stupid and lacking in evidence her points are.
It also reminded me of Roosh's article about Jewish academic influence on leftist thought. She got uncomfortable when he used Jews in his examples in regards to sex education....hypocrite. Not surprising really. All in all though she seems like a nice person, she isn't like the feminists we're used to seeing on TV. I was just flabbergasted at the lack of thought she put into her talking points, and how completely unable she was to debate against the points Gavin made. If this is who we've been fighting against culturally, I'm blown away at how, essentially, we've been losing for decades.
In any case, I think Gavin McInnes is one of my favourite people to watch/listen to/read. He's awesome. And the comments are good too, of course.
It's a very pleasant conversation in which Gavin cooly deconstructs absolutely everything she brings to the table...with humour too. He discusses racial violence, 'white privilege', modern feminism, women wanting to be men (Charlize Theron character in Mad Max) and everything in between.
It's certainly worth an hour of your time, though expect to scratch your head at how stupid and lacking in evidence her points are.
It also reminded me of Roosh's article about Jewish academic influence on leftist thought. She got uncomfortable when he used Jews in his examples in regards to sex education....hypocrite. Not surprising really. All in all though she seems like a nice person, she isn't like the feminists we're used to seeing on TV. I was just flabbergasted at the lack of thought she put into her talking points, and how completely unable she was to debate against the points Gavin made. If this is who we've been fighting against culturally, I'm blown away at how, essentially, we've been losing for decades.
In any case, I think Gavin McInnes is one of my favourite people to watch/listen to/read. He's awesome. And the comments are good too, of course.
Every normal man must be tempted, at times, to spit upon his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin slitting throats. - H L Mencken