YOU NEED TO WORK HARDER

[danieldemchuk]

My brother used to work for a shipping company and a girl went up to complain that the men were being paid more then women. The general manager decided to look into it and realized that women were actually paid 98 cents more then men. So by the feminist bringing this up the company had to lower the women's wage and raise the men's😂

[balkangains]

My father had to work a death profession from 15, he is 58 now. Since he was born in a rural mountain in Greece by a poor family with 3 kids, his parents could not afford basic education for him. So the only choice he had to was to leave his home and work at ships, in army and later in plumbing and many more, so he could make money to help his parents and future family. Even though his life started with huge disadvantages, he used these hard challenges that life gave him and became strong and tough. He has a loving and strong family and has gave us more than we could ever ask. Im grateful for having a MAN as father.

[leandromiguel]

The problem with modern day feminism will never be solved unless the problem with Masculinity is solved. Us as men must level up, thank you Hamza

[kiki]

as someone with a womb, i agree. My bf works in engineering and I always listen to him talk about his day. It usually includes him telling me an electrician for the company spends most of his day on a thirty foot asphalt mixing tank in -30 weather. The entire team are men. I will be fuckin honest, i aint going on that tank in -30 weather. So he deserves to earn more than me. Its not complicated, men usually do harder physical labour.

[InstantMotivation]

I met a girl in my college who said she was majoring in gender studies to figure out why men earn way more than women. I told her I was majoring in CS. 😂

[Liz-icjb]

I am a woman and I agree with your view. I'm glad and appreciate you addressing this wage gap nonsense. And your message is empowering to men. You are a real man.

[bizzyAC]

We should be grateful that we have it easy nowadays but that doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t work hard 🙌

[ismellducks]

I'm covered in saliva bc you're spitting straight facts

[brianj]

I swear man i've been trough countless self improvement and other controversial channels before but i've never seen someone that made as much sense as you did. You speak from the heart, and that alone can be convincing enough. Almost every single video has been a hit so far, and you can back up your arguments so well.

I hope you realise that you're inspiring alot of people, especially by not bullshitting them and getting straight to the point.

[adyan]

Literally everything said is facts. I believe the way people are looking at society right now will be the cause of its downfall soon.

[AG]

I work as a firefighter. And while it is dangerous, the fact that I am helping poeple makes it worth it.

[krzysztofparoboczy]

I hope that one day society will bounce off the bottom of the great depths of the masculinity crisis and prove to itself how important men are in society.

[anyearoldmongolianguy]

Equality of opportunity and equality of outcome are two things that feminists like to often confuse with one another

[muhdhaditfjamsarri]

I got called sexist few days ago just by disagreeing that wage gap does exist and that men have suffer more. Thanks for highlighting this Hamza. Your videos are very helpful

[jakemclaughlin]

I'm only 19 and I have lived everything you just described. Iv'e done the night shift as well as the death profession. I was an 18 year old manager at a taco bell and enraged drunk dudes tried to break into the restaurant (our lobby was closed after 10 pm) pretty often just because of a messed up order. My co-worker was cussed out, called the n word and got food thrown at him through the drive thru window.

Now I hang gutters year round. I'm regularly 40 ft in the air, whether it be on the edge of a roof with my drill gun or up on a ladder that is sometimes set up on sketchy, icy terrain in the winter. We work through almost all weather conditions for 50-60 hours a week. I love doing it though. The work is satisfying and I'm making $70, 000. I love working with my hands outside. The company I'm working for (at least seems to) value me. Something about the slightly higher than average possibility of your life suddenly ending because of your job makes me appreciate all the time I do have with my friends and family.

Men of older generations had far greater risks. 8 men died building the Titanic and this was considered a success because that number was lower than expected. Not to mention many of them fought for their lives at war. Climbing ladders and doing simple gutter installs is nothing.

[mees]

Jordan Peterson once said:
"If you worry so much about that the majority of men are hyper succesful... Well almost all inmates are men, the majority of the homeless are men and men work harder jobs."

What i think is that, some types of these "femenists" only focus on is a part of the truth and try to bash men for being succesful while there are also harsher truths to this... I have respect for men who work harder jobs even though getting famous for nothing is very easy these days!

[ADONISZOFFIZIELL]

Dr. Jordan Peterson is also talking about this quiete often. Love that you also mention this topic... men who are literally risking their life in jobs that are paying nothing in comparison!

REAL men!!!

Greetings from Österreich!!🌍

[ThePU]

To all men out there. Keep being you, embrace your masculinity and never be sorry for it

[leanmateric]

Bro, you' re having a huge impact on a very Important issue that no one is discussing about. The world is changing on better because of you. Keep going man.

[VictoriaZuga]

I ( as a woman) have been saying the same things for years now to my female friends and all I got back was judgment and I was even called stupid and outdated on one occasion