A monologue (YouTube video by Rob Moore) arguing traditional gender-role differences: that men are more willing to suffer for a greater good while women are more likely to enforce misery on others when unhappy. The speaker uses these claims to argue women are unfit to lead countries or make sacrifices for society. The tone is polemical and prescriptive.
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Happy wife, happy life is true. And the reason it's true is because if the wife is unhappy, everyone's miserable, because she'll make sure of it. But if the man's unhappy, everyone else can be happy. He'll suffer. He'll sit with no sex, he'll go to work every day, he won't see his friends, he'll be miserable, he'll be depressed. He'll still pay the bills, he'll still pay the taxes. And everyone else gets to be happy. Men are good at suffering. Women are spiteful sufferers, and for that reason they struggle to do anything. They struggle to suffer themselves for any greater good. Men have always died for a greater good. Men have always said, this is bad for me, but it's good for society. Women don't think, I shouldn't do this because I care about society by and large. And once you understand that logic, you can extrapolate that out to the fact that women shouldn't be in charge of a country, ever. Because women are not prepared to take a bullet for a country, ever.