I think a theme of this episode today will be misogyny.

Okay.

Which is not from us.

Not for us. You did not tune into a conservative podcast by accident.

It's Valentine's Day coming up.

And we also have some other major cultural events in the United States that we'll talk about a little bit later on that directly have to do with misogyny.

But I thought, you know, there's a little thing going viral on Twitter and TikTok and a couple of other places this past

week that I thought we could talk about. There's this graph that shows there's a widening ideology

gap between men and women in a variety of different countries. And it's specifically acute

among the 18 to 29 year old age group.

I did see this actually. Is it the graph that says that men are just getting way more right

and women are getting a lot more left? It's got South Korea, the United States, Germany, and the UK.

In every country, men are becoming more far right to a variety. Men are becoming more far right and varying degrees. It's worth in South Korea. I think they have like a pretty strong feminist movement right now that's like, I think they're doing like a sex strike basically. I don't know the dynamic. I think it's called like the 4B movement and it's like B means no. The four knows or some shit like that. And it's basically they're just not willing to enter relationships with men. Yeah. Because shit has got so bad. Yeah. So it's, it's, it's pretty bad in South Korea right now, uh, which is the worst graph on this list. We'll flash it up on screen for those watching YouTube. But it's happening in the United States. It's happening in Germany. The suggestion here is it's, it's happening all around the world. And now, of course, There's questions with methodology anytime these kinds of surveys come out, right? Like, we don't know specifically if what they're measuring is actually what they're trying to measure. Yeah. But let's assume for the sake of argument that the dynamic that they've uncovered here is something real. It tells us something about men and women in politics nowadays. Um, I have a hypothesis. Oh, really? I think it's a sex thing. And I don't mean

like biology. I mean like the act of sex. Yeah, okay. Fornication. Yes. Interforce is what I mean.

So we know young people especially are reporting being lonelier really than ever. Like young men.

Yeah. And I think there's a variety of reasons. I'm sure there's

some material conditions. Social isolation because of things like social media certainly play a role.

But young people, especially young men, report being lonelier than ever before and having

less sex, right? We know this with sociological data that we have. And at the same time, I think a lot

of young guys grow up feeling as though their self-worth is at least in part tied to their sexual prowess or their ability to get sex.

And at the same time, they feel entitled to sex or to put it another way, they feel as though women are obligated to give it out.

Yeah.

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