This Disgusts me (& it Should You)

A speaker argues that Russell Brand, Dan Wootton, and Luis Rubiales face criminal treatment without formal charges, claiming cancel culture has twisted MeToo from equality into a punitive war on men. He contends merit-based differences should be acknowledged and calls for resistance to what he calls toxic feminism and extreme woke ideology.
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This disgusts me, and it should you, and it needs to change. And people aren't speaking out enough about it because they're scared. They're worried about getting ridiculed. They're worried about getting canceled. And, um, this war rages on. And in fact, there's two elements to this war that disgusts me and should disgust you. Uh, and before I tell you that, I want to ask you a couple of questions. So number 1, do you know what the following have in common? Let me know in the comments. Do you know what Russell Brand and Dan Wootton and Rubiales, the women's Spanish national team Do you know what those men have in common? Russell Brand, Dan Wootton, Ruby Alice. Because there's two major things at play here which, if we don't speak out about, even though they might not affect us— so for example, if these, um, affect men, women need to stand out, and vice versa— if we don't speak out about these things Nothing will change. Now, I don't know if you recall the, um, Me Too movement. So Natalia said, um, these three men have zero respect for women. That wasn't what I was going to say, but everyone's entitled to their opinion. Um, so if you recall the Me Too movement, there was a big shift towards equality between men and women. Now, equality is difficult because men and women are different, and no one seems to be able to say that, and everyone seems to be scared to say that. But last time I checked, men and women are very different. And so equality is difficult. Equity and fair opportunity is definitely more realistic, and I'm a big champion of equity and equality. But You know, a female model that's more valuable than a male model should probably be paid more than the male model. Um, you know, and a male fireman that's stronger and better at attacking the fire should be paid more than the female equivalent. It should be a merit-based pay decision, in my opinion. But that's a tricky one. But the good thing about the MeToo movement— and I was a big supporter to a certain degree— was that a lot of suppression um, was removed and women were given more rights and opportunities, which, you know, I'm a believer, I'm a fan of us all having rights and opportunities. However, unfortunately, the pendulum has swung so far, and we have these such vocal feminist movements and this extreme hatred from the woke left that there is an attack on masculinity that I think is really potentially damaging for society. So one common thing between Russell Brand and Dan Wootton and Ruby Alice is that, um, they have not been charged They have not been charged of a crime but are being treated like criminals. So if you hadn't been charged of a crime, would you want to be treated like a criminal, or would you want a fair trial and have a judge and jury judge whether you are innocent or guilty? So Russell Brand being treated like a criminal, like a rapist, even though um, there's only just been an investigation started. Dan Wootton has just been suspended from GB News for something that someone else said on his show. Now, by the way, the thing— there were some previous allegations against Dan Wootton of offering money for, um, people sending him sex acts on video. But there have been no charges, there is no investigation. And something that I do actually think was a bit misogynistic that was said on his show by someone else, not him, and he's now been suspended. And then Rubiales, Rubiales, the Spanish, um, manager of the female team, he, um, he kissed one of the female players, and it literally was— it was— and he is being treated like he is, um, you know, a mass rapist and murderer. And I think in many ways he's a victim of, um, there's a witch hunt on him because of an extreme movement to too much the other way in MeToo in Spain. Um, and I'd love your thoughts on this, by the way, so please share your thoughts. You know, I'm giving you my opinion. Hopefully it's based on some good research and facts, and it's logical and commonsensical. I encourage you to discuss and debate this with me. I think it's really freaking important that we do, and I'm not going to shoot you down if, if, um, you disagree with me, by the way. So, you know, you have free speech on my platforms. So don't worry about that. Um, so, um, the next— so I believe there's a war on masculinity whereby men being men by an extreme woke left, or, uh, you know, an overly feminist or, or overly MeToo push movement, I believe. Um, so Connor has said the Spanish fella is a victim of toxic femininity. The guy has just won the World Cup. Won the World Cup. With, you know, the Spanish team. Think of all this movement towards equality for women. He must have been so elated. So elated. And he went mwah! And, you know, was it right? It was a bit overzealous. Would it have been good for him to apologise? Yeah, I think it would have been good for him to apologise. You know, was it heat of the moment though? Yes. Was it rape? No. Was it sexual assault? I'm sorry, but no. And even the lady who received the kiss, she was joking about it on the team bus. That was seen, by the way. And now there's a criminal investigation into sexual assault and coercion from the head of the Spanish FA because he went, mwah. And to me, that's wrong. That is so wrong. He is being treated like a rapist, and this is all public, and his career is absolutely ruined now. And to me, that is wrong. Now, I'll tell you something that is in common with Russell Brand and Dan Wootton and Rubiales is they're all, um, they're all middle-aged white men. And I don't know, look, I'm a, I am a 44-year-old white man, so, you know, but I've been refused media opportunities because I'm a 44-year-old white man. And, you know, I'm not, um, you know, they want, uh, how do I say this, because I'm a 44-year-old white male, I have been turned down TV opportunities. Now, by the way, I'm not saying that, you know, other people haven't experienced that for decades or hundreds of years. So, you know, and I'll just deal with it, but, but I've not experienced that before. Um, so now Melanie has said, would a woman get the same treatment if she kisses a man in excitement? I don't believe if one of the, the Spanish female team had to grab the manager and gone mwah, that they would be, um, there would be a call for them to be fired and hung drawn and quartered in a sexual assault case against them. No, I don't believe that would be the case. So men are— there, this toxic masculinity, the war on masculinity, and the push from these extreme woke, entitled, extreme feminist people and organizations are judging men for being men. And they want equality. So what are they going to do, have criminal investigations on every woman that goes to a man? No, they're not. So this to me is— it's gone too far the other way and it's wrong. So Russell Brand, okay, I don't know if he's innocent or guilty. And by the way, if I say anything that proves to be misguided, I will admit that publicly. But, um, I don't know if Russell Brand is innocent or guilty. By the way, let me know in the comments if you think Russell Brand is innocent or guilty. Let me know your thoughts. I'd love your thoughts. Um, but he was basically canceled before any charges were brought against him. YouTube monetization gone, shut down. Um, the UK Parliament were writing to Meta, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Rumble and basically pretty much bullying them into canceling Russell Brand. There wasn't even an investigation going on. There weren't even any charges. Now, since then, there, there have been some reports and there is an investigation. But what happened to innocent until proven guilty? What happened to that? You know, all this talk about toxic masculinity— what about toxic femininity? What about toxic wokeism? So Dan Wootton just been suspended from GB News. He did— it was on his show, something was said which was a bit misogynistic, but actually it was in response to something that was— a lady said that, um, she didn't think that, um, essentially she didn't think that the Prime Minister should focus on mental health for men because that's that could be a cultural attack on women. How can trying to help men with mental health issues be a cultural attack on women? See, this is the thing, people can't separate it. You know, there are plenty of women-only groups and you don't see men fucking moaning about it. You don't. But as soon as someone wants to focus on men's mental health, which by the way is way worse than women, And suicide is way worse in men than women. We all know that. She even said that what she said was insensitive, although it was way worse than that. And then when a man retaliates, and you know, he was, he was a little bit chauvinistic, he's canceled everywhere. She's not. She's like, oh, these words, they're disgusting. I'm outraged. I'm offended. I can't live my life. It's too much. It's too fucking much. And now all these men are getting cancelled. You can't be a man anymore. And yet the thing is, society need men to be men. Now, by the way, society need women to be women. They don't need— society doesn't need women to be men. Society doesn't need eunuchs and 78 million different gender identities. Society needs masculine men. If you want to be— if you're in a fire or you're getting attacked by a dog, You don't want someone who identifies as asexual. You want a fucking man, and you want a strong— maybe even you might want a toxic man to rescue you. There's nothing wrong with that. We need to let men be men. We also need to let women be women. We need to honor our differences and not judge each other by our own stats. You can't judge women on men's standards. You can't judge men on women's standards. And I tell you who needs to be canceled: the extreme woke entitled left, the extreme feminists who do fucking nothing for society except get decent people canceled. It's gone way too far and it's wrong. And I might get canceled for even saying this. How dare me speak out about these things? But if I don't, other people won't. And to me, I think it's a disgrace and it's gone too far the other way. You shouldn't be asking for presumptions of guilt or innocence when nobody has seen any evidence for either. I don't know what that means. I wonder if you mean, um, it should be presumed that we all have the right to be innocent until proven guilty. Well, Russell Brand is currently a guilty by mainstream media and extreme wokeism and feminism. And Dan Wootton is guilty, by extreme wokeism and feminism. And Ruby Ales is guilty by extreme wokeism and feminism. And, as of yet, there has been no convictions. How can this be right? How can we let this happen in society? We're just suppressing— men will become like weaklings because we don't dare be a man because we get canceled for being a man. It's just— I don't know. And then, and then the other thing, so this, this war on masculinity, uh, which society really needs very male men And there's nothing wrong with helping men with their mental health. By the way, when we help men with their mental health, it's not an attack on women. It's not a cultural exclusion of women, like this— like was said on the political podcast. Why do we have to take it like that? It's not— you don't see men going around bashing all the women-only groups. Sometimes it's good to have male-only groups. Sometimes it's good to have female-only groups. Sometimes it's good to help just men. Sometimes it's good to help just women. And then the next thing, and this isn't just about masculinity, because here's the thing, this— I'm seeing a lot of middle-aged white men being canceled. I think it's dangerous when you judge people on standards 20 or 30 years ago. Maybe this is a coincidence, or maybe not. I don't know, by the way. But, but like, um, Lawrence Fox, Russell Brand, Ruby Alice, Dan Wootton. To me, they all look 40s, late 30s to early 50s white men. I don't— is that a coincidence? You tell me, is that a coincidence, um, or not? Um, but as well as this war on masculinity, which has gone way too far, where enough is enough, where we need to let men be men and we need to support men being men, Natalie, you're right, everyone does need good mental health support. Completely right. And if it's worse in men, we need to put more resources towards men. Just like if it were worse for women, we'd need to put more resources for women. But us putting more resources for men's mental health because it's worse is not a cultural attack on women. It's just helping men. And it's these fucking extreme feminists that are ruining the world. And they're the least valuable people in society. So the next thing is, is obvious. Like, I don't like the trial by mainstream media. I don't like the guilty until proven innocent— should be innocent until proven guilty. I really don't like that. Um, I don't like the fact that someone's reputation and earning capacity can be completely stolen from them and nothing happens. And I don't like the power that the mainstream media has. So, um, maybe a lot of these people who are getting canceled are this middle-aged white male. Maybe— again, I'm just theorizing at the moment— but maybe it's because they're quite powerful. Because, you know, Dan Wootton is very powerful. Russell Brand is very powerful. The head of the Spanish FA is very powerful, very powerful. So maybe they're being brought down by whoever controls the media, and whoever controls the media probably controls the world. So anyway, look, I'd love your thoughts. I, I really don't, um I'd encourage you to speak up about this too. I must admit I was scared about doing this live. Um, yeah, I suppose I'm taking a risk, but if I don't speak out, others won't. And, um, if we don't all speak out, then Basically, we can't say anything or do anything because we'll just get completely, completely and utterly cancelled. I completely agree with Natalie. Natalie says this isn't about sex, it's about a lack of respect for each other as humans. I completely agree. It actually doesn't matter what sex you are. If you're a good person, you're a good person. But we need men and we need women. We need men and women equally. Men are very good at certain things and very bad at other things. Women are very good at certain things and very bad at other things. and it is okay to talk about those differences, and that doesn't make you sexist or racist or anythingist. You know, when I'm recruiting in my organization, God forbid I might say I'd rather have a woman in this role. I actually, you know, like, in some roles a man is better, in some roles a woman is better, and I've got certain roles in my organization where a man is better or a woman is better, but God forbid I say that. Because I would be wildly sexist and misogynist and chauvinistic, and, you know, it wouldn't be equity and equality, and I should be fired. Oh, and I should be convicted of rape. That's fucking basically what it's like now, and it is ridiculous, utterly ridiculous. And things need to change, and the only way things change is if we make them change. So we've put these clowns and these Muppets in power We've got these weak people in power, these entitled people in power, these people who are not in touch with reality. And by the way, these people are the puppets, and the people who are really in power, they're the opposite. They're greedy, you know, they're monopolistic. And we've put all these people in power, and now we need to break down the walls. We need to tear down the walls. You know, for example, something I think is completely wrong Like Matt Hancock, you know, he was largely responsible for lockdown, and now he is having it away, raking in the money in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here and SAS Who Dares Wins. The guy should be in front of a jury, tried for crimes against humanity. Instead, he's having it away, milking it on TV shows. That's completely wrong. Completely wrong. But no one's saying anything because they're worried about getting canceled or shut down. Andrew Tate seems to be prepared to say something, right? Even Russell Brand's gone quiet now. By the way, it's been really nice knowing you. I hope I don't go quiet. But we have to hold these people to account. So if they want to lock us down 2.0, 3.0, 10 million of us need to go to London and refuse. 'Cause then they won't. The only way things change is if we actually do something about it and we don't bend over. Don't take the easy road. Don't stay silent. Speak out for what is right. Otherwise, you're fucked. Anyway, they're my thoughts. I'd love your thoughts. If you agree with me, if you think I make some good points, please share this. If you haven't got the balls to speak out or you don't want to because you're worried about getting canceled, then use me. I'll do it. Fuck it. I'll take one for the team. I'll go down because I just feel so strongly about this. And we're losing control of the world and all the things— like, we're fighting the wrong wars. So anyway, thanks for tuning in. If you want to share it, share it. Um, let me know what you think in the comments, but enough is enough with all this attack on toxic masculinity that isn't toxic. It's just men being men. Enough is enough canceling people and ruining their ability to earn and ruining their reputation when they haven't even yet even been convicted, or there hasn't even yet been any cases brought against them. It's just media propaganda. Enough is enough of this bullshit. Thanks for tuning in. I'll speak to you soon. I'm off my high horse now. Might have a heart attack.










