Hivemind

This fella is confronting some really rude behavior head-on so I thought I'd help out with a deeper analysis.

We all need to call this out more, and with better accuracy and skill. Stop letting these hateful, manipulative people get away with being victims. Show them for the bullies that they are!

[charleshammel]

"Can you define misogyny?" And then she cried. That moment will live forever

[spiffym]

This is why more women are making false accusations and the definition of harassment gets wider and wider, so they have more leverage as a 'victim'

[downtostandup]

Men wake up. The old rules we were told to play by are NOT being followed by anyone but us. Its a new world and it aint going back

[redbaron]

At the end "Nobody hurt you, you're just trying to get something for nothing." Perfect comeback.

[onelikeus]

"Women are viscous and fight using reputation destruction, innuendo and gossip" - Jordan Peterson

[free_at_last]

I know very good men that have stepped away from society because of this. It's worse on more honest men, they have trouble understanding others doing this intentionally and maliciously.

[Integrationist]

Here's my take on the girl who cried on the whatever podcast, and I haven't heard this from anyone yet:

So, she didn't just cry and do a weird performance... She also asked "can I go?" and then waited for permission to leave. My hypothesis is that she was hoping Brian would say "no" and thus be using force against her, making him the persecutor.

I think the other girls picked up on this, which is why they all said "just let her go" when Brian almost fell for it by saying "I was hoping we could have a conversation" or whatever.

She knew she didn't need permission to leave. She was asking permission in the hope that it wouldn't be granted. That's my hypothesis.

[InSpades]

Its not just millenial and gen z women i believe theyve always had a hivemind, the internet and social media just supercharged it. Before that they had day time television like the view and other nonsense to feed into the hive.

[entropybear]

They cry out in pain as they strike you.

[michaelanthony]

I would like to add that powerful people have an incentive to convince women that they are victims.
1. It sets them up to be a rescuer.
2. When poor people, men and women, are at each other's throats it keeps them down and makes sure the powerful stay in charge.

The only way to beat it is through virtue and creating good value in society.

[kallebanan]

By equivocating "men" to be both their persecuter and their rescuer in the drama triangle, women can have their cake and eat it too. Depending on what their goals necessitate, women can play the victim card to demand your help to make you compliant, or degrade your character to make you into leverage.

[elusivemayfly]

I loathe these kind of subversive tactics. They are childish and fairly idiotic, but they work. I really try to monitor myself for passive aggression, which I feel is related to these strategies. Its nature is deceptive and under-the-surface, making other person feel like they are on shaky ground. I’m a woman, for what it’s worth, and there are other women who hate this as well.

[Ime_Prezime]

The hivemind is why we lost YouTube dislikes :/

[yeisonhuiza]

"You don't have access to the female body so you're socially low" is worse than bullying

[Bakinsumcake]

This is something I've spoken about with friends for years! I love that it's been broken down so well. This is priceless.

[yarnarrutor]

The hivemind is also where it's a bureaucracy, where all members have to report to a committee before a problem is recognized. So, bad news like men not approaching women as often is put through a bizarre filter where the result is squeezed of any useful insight.

[markaurelius]

That closing line is good: "Nobody hurt you. You are just trying to get something for nothing"

[dmwanderer]

Unironically revolutionary. This should be in schools, taught in Sociology

[magiczero]

This guy has become the go to for all my questions about human behavior.

[ephraimwinslow]

Once you see the monolith? It's nearly impossible to take 90% of what's said by it seriously.

It really is. Especially as you get older and you've heard all 10 of the monolith's staple talking points ad nauseum.