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Feminists Rap Male Firefighters

Gender parity makes perfect sense for most professions, but there are a few where that rule gets stretched. For instance: Firefighting.

Feminists in Los Angeles aren’t happy because the city’s firefighting unit still is predominantly staffed by men. But guess what? Firefighting is not only a risky profession but one requiring a lot of strength, stamina and physical prowess.

If a woman meets those standards, fine. But if not, hire the men. More from Tim Pool.

In a related video, Steven Crowder takes to the streets of the Dallas Women’s March to have real conversations with real people. In this installment, we discuss ‘male privilege’.

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Toxic femininity is real. And it is gross. Here, Sydney Watson explains how toxic femininity is damaging us all. Watson is an Australian-American writer and journalist.

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Stunning and brave, or how I learned to stop worrying and finger my own ass. What can you even say to a women who think like this and still pass judgment on MGTOW? The hypocrisy is stunning. Also, another article tries to sell men on the “benefits” of marriage. More from Redonkulas on Live from the Lair.

 

Are Transgender Athletes Fair?

Why is it fair for transgender athletes to compete against women and win every time? Are they pushing women out of sport? Here’s the data. More from Sydney Watson.

Steven Crowder rebuts Vice’s recent transgenders in powerlifting video, offering facts, science and actual truth.

I Was Detained by the FBI

Sydney Watson of Australia recounts her experiences flying into the US of A. She was detained at the Los Angeles International Airport by the FBI and questioned over why she was coming. Here, she outlines her purpose–to challenge the deceitful Australian comic Jim Jefferies, who has a show on Comedy Central. Her companion, Avi Yemeni, was deported.

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