Discussion on Women's Rights and Accountability
You're living in a society now where women are now,
when presented with a high-profile case of a woman doing
so, e.g. killing her kids due to postpartum,
they're going
to start justifying that, okay? You want to know what a
female-centric society actually is?
You want to know what a female, an empowered woman's
society is? It's a police state for one.
Secondly, it's women killing their kids, and it's entirely
justified. And I'm not talking about abortion.
I'm talking about postpartum, kill the kid. Ramifications?
There are none. Don't you dare hold this queen accountable
for killing her kid.
She had postpartum. Don't you realize that?
They're dipping their toes in the water to see exactly what the societal
reaction is to that. Yeah, I know that that Lindsay
Clancy chick was put in prison for doing this, but what does
society think? What's the court of public opinion here?
Can I threaten to do the same thing, and are people going to have my back
here? They're dipping their toes in it.
Women, modern women, have this
barbaric, murderous obsession with killing
children. And for the longest time, they've had a right to do
it. And in recent history, they've been given the societal
pass to do it as well. Her body, her choice, right? Can't criticize her.
She can kill her kid. Oh, I can see the head. Get my hammer.
All the way up to there. The kid's crowning. Oh, my God. Kill it.
You see, I think women base their freedom off
of exactly the degree or
how much or how far they can go to kill their kids.
That's how women base their freedoms, okay?
It's not on whether or not they can work.
It's not on how many people they can fuck without being questioned about it.
It's not how far away from being a married woman
at home with kids they can possibly fucking get, right?
It's not that. No, women base their freedom, their sense of
freedom, on exactly how much freedom they have to
kill children.
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