Matt Walsh Reacts To Woke Gender Roles TikToks - Part 1

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Matt Walsh reacts to dumb TikToks from people giving their woke take on gender roles.

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[lurkingaround]

Helped my dad and all these booth owners clear out a huge antique shop once. The men carried out the big stuff, the women wrapped and boxed all the little stuff. We didn't want to lift the heavy shit and the men certainly didn't want to play around with the tedious shit, and nobody had to designate tasks, everyone just fell into their roles. The women weren't less than for not being able to carry the massive wood dressers. We did the part that we could to the best of our ability and made less work for the rest of the group. This is teamwork; playing to strengths, not oppression. It's what gender roles have always been about.

[mufasa]

When you ask stupid people questions you get stupid answers- Matt Walsh 2023

[jacobyf]

This anti male hate has gotten out of control. Thank you for standing up to these people Matt

[SteezeeFran]

As a young married woman there is nothing more comforting than knowing my husband will stand up for me to anyone, even if the result is him winning or losing a fight.

[raed.]

Unfortunately, women became so obsessed with comparing themselves to men, that they lost sight of their gifts, talents & uniqueness.

[inthemaitrix]

I'm from Thailand, but I just wanted to tell you that You've inspired me to stand against the twisting of the truth in my own way. Thank you. And all the best to the Dailywire Team. ^^

[becca]

Just knowing my husband is near makes me feel safe! Men PLZ don't stop being men! Us women need you whether some some know it or not!!!!

[michelemcdermott]

When my husband and I walked, he always walked closest to the road. I lost him 15 years ago today. He had an unspoken way of protecting me and I loved it💔 I miss him and the comfort he gave to me by just being here.

[elliehavilliard]

As a 24 year-old young woman who also lives in a state/area where human trafficking is a major problem, I definitely feel safer when my father or brother are with me in crowded public places. Due to my independent nature, I kinda hate that I feel safer when the men in my family are present, but there’s no denying that I am safer in their presence than I am alone in many cases. I’d much rather be safe than sorry, especially nowadays in this crazy world, so I’m willing to forgo my sense of independence in order to ensure my safety.

[SundayMourningLove]

I laughed SOO HARD when he said, "Thank goodness my wife is here to handle it"! Just picturing Matt shivering in bed with his legs pulled up and the blankets up to his chin while his buff wife has death in her eyes as she climbs out of bed and says, "Dont worry honey, Mommys got this" was hilarious to me!

[TylersThrottle]

As a former construction worker - there were ZERO women ever.
Out of 30 years my father only worked with 1 woman.

[_RavishingRaven_]

I 100% feel safer with my husband home. I remember before he started his own business, he worked night shifts and I absolutely hated it. We aren't even in a high crime area and I do legally have a gun (a few) and I know how to use them. But just having him home at night was especially comforting.

Edit: oh so many angry single women in these comments. Or miserable wife's or people in general. Lmfao don't let my opinion bother you so much.

[Irish_Rose]

As an Australian living on a rural property, I can confirm being eyeballed and chased down by kangaroos is a daily struggle, as well as defending myself from the plethora of creatures here that want me dead👍🏻

[KelanJ]

It's so sickening to see misandry normalized in our society. We need a men's rights movement I'm so serious.

[davec.]

Women play a huge role in construction. They're home nursing the next group of construction workers.

[Ripley]

My husband is everything to me. Yes, i feel safer with him around. And more importantly, i love him as a person. Hes smart, funny as hell, and he is the positive influence on our children. He taught our son to be a man and our daughter what to expect from a good man.
Weve been married for 40 years. I wouldnt want to change a
Except if he could just put his dirty clothes in the

Edit: Our children are 32 and 29. They have WONDERFUL families now. ❤

[tomthx]

I watched some Eagles nesting cams this last spring. One thing that was fascinating is that the MALE eagle, by and large brought the large sticks and constructed the nest. The female then fiddled with the fine points, moved one stick to the other side, brought the soft grass and other stuff to make sure the chicks were warm. Even in the animal world, they have the same sex roles.

[jz]

Thanks to all the men out there for being men, even if many are too stupid to see it, you are so so needed and we really need you to be a strong man right now!
There are plenty of women out here like myself who honor and appreciate men and love you for being different and are raising our daughters to love and respect men as well, we need you and we need you to not be women!
Hang in there boys the realization will hit these brainwashed women eventually that a world without men is just full of a bunch of other nags and they hate it! Thank you for being you, you are awesome!
Love and hope for the men out there from one hillbilly mamma in the hills of East Tennessee

[kimcress]

I’m a strong woman but guess what? There are many things I CANNOT do that men can do better! There are many things I want help with and protection from by men. Women out there, get over yourselves.

[M.mutt.]

Just asked my husband if he feels safer when I’m home, and he laughed. 😂😂 pretty funny