I stopped watching at 43 minutes - deciding I had wasted enough time already on what seems to me as something to be expected from controlled opposition. I would have expected you, Roman, to have done your due diligence and have read 'The [1848] Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions' (as referred to in the presentation by Coppolino). It is not the first time that I have listened to men pontificating as if they know more about what it is like to be a woman (let alone an oppressed woman in a male dominated world). Yes, I am well aware that some women seem more than happy to be 'kept' and to be 'dominated' and 'oppressed' and even 'abused'. But I have spent far too many years helping women out of dangerous and destructive 'relationships' to "know its true when it happens to you". If Coppolino is a 'friend' of yours, then perhaps that says something about you.
I'm sorry you feel this way Angela. I do not know what it is like to be a woman, but I do know what it's like to feel the same human emotions of guilt, passion, etc. The point Eric was making is that the Declaration of Sentiments was an opening salvo to a much more destructive feminist movement, using violence and coercion through the 20th century, and was behind movements like the "white feather" whereupon guilt was laid on young boys, pushing a generation of males to eradicate one another.
Eric and I were equally critical of males, and the "gaslighting" many experience, right before the 43 min mark.
I stopped watching at 43 minutes - deciding I had wasted enough time already on what seems to me as something to be expected from controlled opposition. I would have expected you, Roman, to have done your due diligence and have read 'The [1848] Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions' (as referred to in the presentation by Coppolino). It is not the first time that I have listened to men pontificating as if they know more about what it is like to be a woman (let alone an oppressed woman in a male dominated world). Yes, I am well aware that some women seem more than happy to be 'kept' and to be 'dominated' and 'oppressed' and even 'abused'. But I have spent far too many years helping women out of dangerous and destructive 'relationships' to "know its true when it happens to you". If Coppolino is a 'friend' of yours, then perhaps that says something about you.
I'm sorry you feel this way Angela. I do not know what it is like to be a woman, but I do know what it's like to feel the same human emotions of guilt, passion, etc. The point Eric was making is that the Declaration of Sentiments was an opening salvo to a much more destructive feminist movement, using violence and coercion through the 20th century, and was behind movements like the "white feather" whereupon guilt was laid on young boys, pushing a generation of males to eradicate one another.
Eric and I were equally critical of males, and the "gaslighting" many experience, right before the 43 min mark.
Why do you believe Eric is controlled opposition?