@Piotr Dembowy overreacting to matters that are not really that important or significant. It’s the image of a Victorian woman who “faints” on the couch if a man would speak an “offensive” word.
It does qualify as sexual assault though because anger can be used as a tactic to create guilt, thus becoming coercive control. It's not a silly addition, it happens. It is a tactic people have used to sexually assault someone.
I just had a conversation with a gynecological nurse who specializes in traumatized patients. When I mentioned the way women are treated in certain Middle Eastern countries (where I extensively traveled) she dismissed it as a religious belief......I never met anyone before who has ever said that. It was dumbfounding
I actually like how Coleman handles conversations much better than Sowell. Sowell often refers so much to certain data points that it leaves out the nuance of how or why those statistics could have occurred
Coleman is a media personality, and a very good one, while Sowell is a scholar, also a very good one. I just don't see any meaningful similarities between their professional work except for sometimes covering similar themes. Even then, Coleman merely discusses topics, whereas Sowell undertakes in-depth research. Sowell's positions, social and economic, are also further right than Coleman. Coleman supported Biden, for gawd's sake. I can't think of much they have in common except sometimes covering similar 'culture war' topics.
The METOO movement was brilliant at its core, then, it got taken over by American celebrity women, who I'm not saying can't have a rough time, but the whole thing changed and forgotten was all the ordinary women and girls in the world who do not have the luxury of hiring expensive lawyers and get airtime on TV to talk and so on.
@@vajoynus Nah it was not. That was what the mainstream media and celebrity people, who think they are more important than everybody else, turned it into.
@Shimmy Shai Get rid of all celebrities and the establishment I guess. Because if they want to butt into something they seem to do that no matter what we think or say heh.
I have often wondered whether the the anger very apparent in modern feminism is a reflection of the cognitive dissonance they have to constantly wrestle with to keep up the narrative.
I don't think there is an intentional movement of people ignoring sexual assault among minorities. The focus seems to be centered on who is popular, which just happens to fall in the demographic of predominantly white/eurocentric artists in Hollywood. It's an issue on what is being publicized in mainstream news... that tends to command the attention of people. I'm surprised Coleman jumped into this topic from a racial perspective since he is usually colorblind in his topic. It also seems problematic to just simply state that the people mostly committing these crimes are "brown" men. Think about what isn't reported. The lack of empirical evidence. This topic is a beast and a difficult one to tackle.
How does #MeToo account for what happened to Eleanor Williams in Barrow-in-Furness UK? And what happened to the bulk of the photographs taken of her injuries?
"And as women everywhere just threw it at me constantly. Advances just being rained down upon me. . . . I admit I turned some down. In fact I turned many down as a man of my ilk has too. And by this logic the college said I was sexually harassed by all of these women." ' Coleman Hughes lol
1. How are women more safe in America & Europe than in Asian countries (Japan, Korea, Singapore, etc.)? 2. This topic can expand to whenever it's a minority on minority crime in America lol. I am pretty sure it's an awkward moment for most/almost all white people since they typically just overlook it.
We don't overlook it. We cannot comment without a rash of 'shut up whitie'. Comes with being white, I guess, but to say we don't care is utterly false.
@@gillianmurphy2111 there are multiple meanings for overlook. I didn't mean don't care since I don't know whether that's true or false, I originally meant ignore.
@@anthonybryant3038 are you planning on telling the TH-cam world why you think it's false? Don't forget to bring up the number of women murdered in your explanation buddy.
And this is one reason why control of immigration is important. If you're a multiculturalist who insists that the west is just a place, it doesn't matter who enters western countries. If you believe that western culture is important to western success or for your principles, you want immigrants to assimilate -- and that won't happen with unrestricted immigration. That said, I think the treatment of women by politically favored groups is will really come to a head with a purely domestic issue, that of letting people born men serve their time in women's prisons, with no transition needed. Women held captive by the state alongside violent men, with the state insisting that There's Nothing To See Here.
When queen #metoo (Alyssa Milano) herself was asked why she didn't also support the #challengeaccepted movement (Turkish women who took black/white foto's of themselves to protest domestic violence in Turkey), she just said "women shouldn't always have to raise awareness of a cause to men in order to show solidarity). I found that the most telling comment about how much of an upperclass faker and hypocrite she is. I still get mad when I think about it. And it's not that she is the only one doing this. When I point out that there's also working class women being grouped by certain men, these types of faux activists will say "more white men abuse their wives at home". It's like all these upperclass outrage machines about sexism or violence against women are always for the elite bubble. Ofcourse it's bad that people like weinstein or other actors abuse women, but it has been a known problem in Hollywood for a long time. When I pointed that out in the 90s, I was called a prude or an oldfascionate moral busy body who couldn't understand that we live in a world of free sex now. But 30 years later they decide that they finally have enough but people like Milano just revert to tokenism and hollow signaling for the ingroup. I find this highly infuriating.
I think I recall this woman being on Peterson's podcast. I remember it seeming like her arguments were a bit weak, she couldn't back up much with data, and was just generally doing a bit of hypervictimizing women. I can't recall all the details though so I could be a bit off.
Declaring oneself "Progressive" is such a vapid, self-indulgent label. You're not helping a single effing person, you're just virtue signaling to the elite bubble in which you live.
@Coleman Hughes “happen to be/have...” is a weasel word phrase that sidesteps examining the actual relationships between characteristics and behaviour on average. These behaviours have long been observable in their home countries and cultures, their arrival to other countries and cultures was brought about by policy -that is the manifest will of the power elite- that the behaviour would continue in Western countries was foreseeable, was to be expected, was known in advance and from the evidence of actually occurring soon after they arrived. It was covered up, remains mostly so, yet the policies have not only continued but ramped up decade on decade. Given this, and the amplification of the will of law and policy makers through bureaucratic systems and those many humans that submit their will to them without much injection of their own agency, the existence and extent of premeditated malice is almost irrelevant as it would make a negligible difference to the outcomes. In any case, it is indifference not malice that is the opposite of love and the class of power elites are easily condemned on the former; “malicious conspiracy” is a defensive misdirecting distraction from the more obvious and provable culpability of callous irresponsibility and selfishness.
Discussing his subject with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who admitted to lying on her asylum claim and not applying for asylum in the first country she took shelter in? That Ayan Hirsi Ali? Lol!
@@BoshBargnani is it? She lied on her application but she's discussing the vulnerability of immigrant women in Immigrant neighborhoods. I'm sure it's all the same to you... No nuance there at all.
@@BoshBargnani Who does the govt get to help solve fraud, counterfeit, etc crimes? Former criminals who committed them. I’m not really sure what her asylum claim has to do with discussing metoo though, she seemed to raise good points.
Who cares where she applied for asylum? Do you really think if you were fleeing a country like Somalia you would be concerned that you're doing it lawfully? I highly doubt it. Survival is survival.
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Fainting couch feminism……excellent term
@Piotr Dembowy overreacting to matters that are not really that important or significant. It’s the image of a Victorian woman who “faints” on the couch if a man would speak an “offensive” word.
Ayaan - heroine ! Love from Holland.
Although her career in NL was ages ago by now I still feel very uncomfortable about how we treated her and basically hounded her out of the country :(
@@sandermalschaert2336 Completely agree. Spineless.
@@sandermalschaert2336 so true. I'm still ashamed of my country..
4:06 out of context sounds so bad lol
Coleman: "I have been sexually assaulted."
Ayaan: laughs
The subtle flex that he at one point turned down sex was a bit funny also lmao.
@@cunucky You caught that? Stud :)
It pisses most people off to hear 'no', doesn't it? By such a loose definition, most horny, frustrated young men have assaulted.
It does qualify as sexual assault though because anger can be used as a tactic to create guilt, thus becoming coercive control. It's not a silly addition, it happens. It is a tactic people have used to sexually assault someone.
That’s a reach, then it’s just sexual manipulation, still terrible but not the same as sexual assault.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali's voice is invaluable. What a hero!
She is brilliant and courageous.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is a treasure!
It's nice to hear Based Mom is still an inspiration to people.
I just had a conversation with a gynecological nurse who specializes in traumatized patients. When I mentioned the way women are treated in certain Middle Eastern countries (where I extensively traveled) she dismissed it as a religious belief......I never met anyone before who has ever said that. It was dumbfounding
Coleman, you are the intellectual successor to Thomas Sowell. It's a heavy burden, but you're bearing it well.
I actually like how Coleman handles conversations much better than Sowell. Sowell often refers so much to certain data points that it leaves out the nuance of how or why those statistics could have occurred
Coleman is a media personality, and a very good one, while Sowell is a scholar, also a very good one. I just don't see any meaningful similarities between their professional work except for sometimes covering similar themes. Even then, Coleman merely discusses topics, whereas Sowell undertakes in-depth research. Sowell's positions, social and economic, are also further right than Coleman. Coleman supported Biden, for gawd's sake. I can't think of much they have in common except sometimes covering similar 'culture war' topics.
@@wodenravens further economically right than *Coleman you mean
@@SkeletonModel91 Edited. Thanks.
@@SkeletonModel91 well Sowell is an economist. What do you mean by "economically right?"
So glad to see (or in this case, hear) Ayaan Hirsi Ali on Coleman's podcast! Hopefully Yasmine Mohammed will be a guest soon as well :)
Ayaan is a titan.
The METOO movement was brilliant at its core, then, it got taken over by American celebrity women, who I'm not saying can't have a rough time, but the whole thing changed and forgotten was all the ordinary women and girls in the world who do not have the luxury of hiring expensive lawyers and get airtime on TV to talk and so on.
It was always designed to create a digital lynch mob. That is all it ever was.
@@vajoynus Nah it was not. That was what the mainstream media and celebrity people, who think they are more important than everybody else, turned it into.
@Shimmy Shai Get rid of all celebrities and the establishment I guess. Because if they want to butt into something they seem to do that no matter what we think or say heh.
A "get" of Ayaan Hirsi Ali is the moral equivalent of a mic drop in my opinion. Looking forward to more.
I have often wondered whether the the anger very apparent in modern feminism is a reflection of the cognitive dissonance they have to constantly wrestle with to keep up the narrative.
Self fulfilling anger
Misandry maybe
Feminism is built on a bedrock of cognitive dissonance.
Dear Ayaan, please come back to the Netherlands; we desperately need your help! Kom alsjeblieft terug!
Where is the full video?
I don't think there is an intentional movement of people ignoring sexual assault among minorities. The focus seems to be centered on who is popular, which just happens to fall in the demographic of predominantly white/eurocentric artists in Hollywood. It's an issue on what is being publicized in mainstream news... that tends to command the attention of people. I'm surprised Coleman jumped into this topic from a racial perspective since he is usually colorblind in his topic.
It also seems problematic to just simply state that the people mostly committing these crimes are "brown" men.
Think about what isn't reported. The lack of empirical evidence. This topic is a beast and a difficult one to tackle.
Coleman!!! Nice work with Ayan!!!! Love this lady!! Keep the good guests coming!!
How does #MeToo account for what happened to Eleanor Williams in Barrow-in-Furness UK? And what happened to the bulk of the photographs taken of her injuries?
"And as women everywhere just threw it at me constantly. Advances just being rained down upon me. . . . I admit I turned some down. In fact I turned many down as a man of my ilk has too. And by this logic the college said I was sexually harassed by all of these women." ' Coleman Hughes lol
So if a woman's feelings get hurt, that's her being assaulted by you. And if _your_ feelings get hurt, that too, is her being assaulted by you.
This has been going on for ages, and she has been saying it for ages, loud and clear!
Her detractors obviously don't believe in logic or being reasonable. I think she has an absolutely brilliant mind.
1. How are women more safe in America & Europe than in Asian countries (Japan, Korea, Singapore, etc.)?
2. This topic can expand to whenever it's a minority on minority crime in America lol. I am pretty sure it's an awkward moment for most/almost all white people since they typically just overlook it.
We don't overlook it. We cannot comment without a rash of 'shut up whitie'. Comes with being white, I guess, but to say we don't care is utterly false.
@@gillianmurphy2111 there are multiple meanings for overlook. I didn't mean don't care since I don't know whether that's true or false, I originally meant ignore.
@@tony-lam class maybe, race bullshit.
How are woman more safe in American & Europe than in Japan, Korea, and Singapore? Are you shitting me?
@@anthonybryant3038 are you planning on telling the TH-cam world why you think it's false? Don't forget to bring up the number of women murdered in your explanation buddy.
And this is one reason why control of immigration is important. If you're a multiculturalist who insists that the west is just a place, it doesn't matter who enters western countries. If you believe that western culture is important to western success or for your principles, you want immigrants to assimilate -- and that won't happen with unrestricted immigration.
That said, I think the treatment of women by politically favored groups is will really come to a head with a purely domestic issue, that of letting people born men serve their time in women's prisons, with no transition needed. Women held captive by the state alongside violent men, with the state insisting that There's Nothing To See Here.
adore these two
Ayaan.... once was a Dutch parlement meber...
Why did you leave us?? :'(
When queen #metoo (Alyssa Milano) herself was asked why she didn't also support the #challengeaccepted movement (Turkish women who took black/white foto's of themselves to protest domestic violence in Turkey), she just said "women shouldn't always have to raise awareness of a cause to men in order to show solidarity). I found that the most telling comment about how much of an upperclass faker and hypocrite she is. I still get mad when I think about it.
And it's not that she is the only one doing this. When I point out that there's also working class women being grouped by certain men, these types of faux activists will say "more white men abuse their wives at home". It's like all these upperclass outrage machines about sexism or violence against women are always for the elite bubble.
Ofcourse it's bad that people like weinstein or other actors abuse women, but it has been a known problem in Hollywood for a long time. When I pointed that out in the 90s, I was called a prude or an oldfascionate moral busy body who couldn't understand that we live in a world of free sex now. But 30 years later they decide that they finally have enough but people like Milano just revert to tokenism and hollow signaling for the ingroup. I find this highly infuriating.
She thought Coleman was talking about Columbia the country
I think I recall this woman being on Peterson's podcast. I remember it seeming like her arguments were a bit weak, she couldn't back up much with data, and was just generally doing a bit of hypervictimizing women. I can't recall all the details though so I could be a bit off.
I love the style of your video/audio picture thingo.
i see what did there with the me too hashtag in the description
Ayaan is a heroin!!💕
2 of my favourite "PoCs" 🤓 I feel sooooo progressive
Declaring oneself "Progressive" is such a vapid, self-indulgent label.
You're not helping a single effing person, you're just virtue signaling to the elite bubble in which you live.
@@rickrudd Pretty sure the comment was meant to be sarcastic.
@@rickrudd r/whoosh
Let's redefine "PoC" as "Persons of Conscience" and reject the far-left's inane and counter-productive terminology.
@@JediTony81 tbh Tony, dare i say you look rather like a PoC yourself... do enjoy your new label? ;)
@Coleman Hughes “happen to be/have...” is a weasel word phrase that sidesteps examining the actual relationships between characteristics and behaviour on average.
These behaviours have long been observable in their home countries and cultures, their arrival to other countries and cultures was brought about by policy -that is the manifest will of the power elite- that the behaviour would continue in Western countries was foreseeable, was to be expected, was known in advance and from the evidence of actually occurring soon after they arrived. It was covered up, remains mostly so, yet the policies have not only continued but ramped up decade on decade.
Given this, and the amplification of the will of law and policy makers through bureaucratic systems and those many humans that submit their will to them without much injection of their own agency, the existence and extent of premeditated malice is almost irrelevant as it would make a negligible difference to the outcomes.
In any case, it is indifference not malice that is the opposite of love and the class of power elites are easily condemned on the former; “malicious conspiracy” is a defensive misdirecting distraction from the more obvious and provable culpability of callous irresponsibility and selfishness.
Thank you! :)
Where is a save place/country for men?
Strange Patriarchy that is.
Ali is a diamond.
Unintended consequences
Discussing his subject with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who admitted to lying on her asylum claim and not applying for asylum in the first country she took shelter in? That Ayan Hirsi Ali? Lol!
Many migrant lie on their asylum claims. The question is, is she lying in this video. Can you point it out?
@@xmalcom650 The point is that its like a thief talking about how bad thieves are. Of course its true, but look in the mirror.
@@BoshBargnani is it? She lied on her application but she's discussing the vulnerability of immigrant women in Immigrant neighborhoods. I'm sure it's all the same to you... No nuance there at all.
@@BoshBargnani Who does the govt get to help solve fraud, counterfeit, etc crimes? Former criminals who committed them. I’m not really sure what her asylum claim has to do with discussing metoo though, she seemed to raise good points.
Who cares where she applied for asylum? Do you really think if you were fleeing a country like Somalia you would be concerned that you're doing it lawfully? I highly doubt it. Survival is survival.
Intelectual dark web is more like intellectual white web?