A speaker argues that women's sexual oppression literally silences them because throat and cervical tissue are identical, so the same tissue serves speech and reproduction. His conversation partner expresses skepticism about whether anatomical similarity actually supports this claim.
Did you know that the tissue in the back of our throat is the same as that in our cervix? Therefore, when we're sexually oppressed, we're silenced. Think about that. What do you mean? It's a very direct correlation.
I don't know if I go— I'm not saying it's not true. I don't know. I don't know. I have to think about that. Just because the tissue is the same, I don't know. But when you're sexually oppressed, we're silenced.
Makes sense to me. And you can't say women haven't been sexually oppressed. You just can't say that. As a gay man, especially. Come on, man.