Hi, everybody. I'm sorry, Stefan Molyneux from Freedom, I hope you're doing well. So, as you may or may not know,

I was kind of a champion-ish debater back in the day. And I'm going to have a look at this debate at

Word War Debate. They do these fantastic debates in Atlantic City. I'll be out there March 28,

2026. I hope you will

join me there. It's going to be very cool and exciting, and I promise to bring the fire.

And so Anna Kasparian and Pearl Davis were debating the topic of feminism, and I haven't watched

this debate. I'm going to just dive in, and we're going to have a look at some of the opening statements and how the reasoning and articulation and arguments are set up and unpack them a little bit. And again, these are both very intelligent and accomplished women. I'm sure they're both making great points. But let's dive in. This is going to be at 1.25

speed, because I just can't listen to things at normal speed. And so we're going to dive in

word war debate. Wordwardebate.com. You should check it out and join me there March 28th.

And I'm also doing a VIP meet and greet. So I'd love to see you. I hope to see you there.

And let's go straight into this debate on feminism.

In a May 24 appearance on Tim Poole's Culture War podcast, my opponent, Pearl Davis,

declare that women aren't really doing much. We're not having kids.

We're not really contributing to the economy when you look at output.

In fact, she uses this ridiculous assertion to argue that women should not have the right

to vote.

While it's true the birth rate has declined, and we'll revisit that in a bit, women account

for 47% of the American workforce.

All right. So that is the first logical flipperoo. So I think,

I don't want to speak for a pearl, of course, but when she's talking output, she's not talking

about jobs like HR or, you know, these sort of various government functional jobs that

a lot of women do, right? Women work a lot for the government. She's talking about material,

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