The Matt Walsh Show - Matt Walsh Reacts To Toxic Women On TikTok - Part Two

Episode Date: August 5, 2023

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Here we have, I'm informed, videos of toxic women on TikTok, and we'll review a few of these. Let's start at the top. Bragging about the fact that you're walking out of the house, dressed like a stripper. She belongs to the streets. Also, by the way, this is a pretty new thing. Like, I've been going to gyms for, I don't know, 25 years. And it's only recently where it became standard practice at the gym for women to go in there not even fully clothed. It has not always been that way, which tells me it doesn't have

to be that way. You're making a choice. Okay, this one's good, because this is supposed to be actual footage of a creepy guy at the gym doing something totally inappropriate. It's not just a story being told later. This is the actual thing. Let's all watch. When I come, promise, I'm going to speak up when I hop about the cut, I promise I'm going to speak up. When I hop about to cut, I promise I'm going to make a scene. She's got lights, cameras, action, but I promise that I won't be seen. She told me that she told me that she's love me, but I knew that shes may believe, but this ain't even about it, so let me catch you up to speed. There's nobody.

Can we go back to that video? There's no one. No one is looking at this chick. No one's looking at you. There is nobody there. Everyone is minding their own business. They don't give a shit, really. Yeah, if you're once again, you're going to the gym, you're wearing your underwear.

There are going to be people who notice. They're going to look over. Like, oh, look, that chick's in her underwear. Okay. But then they're getting back to their own business. That's it. You want them to stare. You're desperate.

These people are heroes in their own minds. She crosses her arms, posing all tough, and no one is paying attention and nobody cares. But very heroic. It's female empowerment right there. You ever read the fine print that appears when you start browsing an incognito mode? It says that your activity might still be visible to your employer, your school, your internet service provider. But to actually stop people from monitoring your online activity, you need to do what I do and use ExpressVPN. Think about all the times you use Wi-Fi at a coffee shop, hotel, or even a friend's house.

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And the only thing he asked me was, he looked down at my chest and asked me, are those real? This made me so uncomfortable because not only did I just get a breast augmentation, I just felt incredibly uncomfortable and it was so uncalled for. I did end up reporting it to the front desk because this is like straight up sexual harassment. And this guy was probably in his 70s. So creeps are at the gym and I highly suggest that you report them. Yet again, she has to throw in the comment about how he's in his 70s. How is that relevant to anything? Both, but she wants attention from certain types of.

of men, but not a 70-year-old man. And so she wants to be able to control that. Now, the usual caveats here that there's a 75% chance that that didn't even happen. But if it did, yeah, the man shouldn't have made that comment. I would never make that comment. I would never say that to a woman. However, you got a breast augmentation.

You go work out in public, presumably in your underwear, if you're like all these other women at the gym. So people are going to notice that part of your body. It's what she deserves. If you don't want people to notice it, then why do you go to enormous, effort to call attention to it yourself. You literally augmented your breast. You know what the word augment means? It's a little bit like if I were to go out and buy a $250,000 sports car

and drive it around and then, you know, I pull up somewhere in I park and somebody walks up to me and they say, wow, how much did you spend on that thing? Now, that's rude. That's a highly inappropriate comment. It's not, again, not a question I would ever ask a guy riding around in a nice car. And yet, also, the only reason to buy a car like that and to drive it around is to advertise your wealth. So the statement that you're making when you drive that car around is, hey, look how much I spent on this car. Oh, look at me. Look at me. I'm a cop. So there are going to be people without boundaries who will take your message more to heart. You know, more literally. They're going to say, oh, well, you want me to notice that. So I do.

Look at me noticing it. This is one of the many reasons why we should have modesty. in all areas of life. That's one of the many reasons why it's preferable. And again, when we talk about modesty, that's not just something that applies to women who are wearing their underwear out in public.

It is also immodest to flaunt your wealth. That's the kind of immodesty might be more stereotypical of men. I want to feel like it's writing on me. But in all these areas, you are really in a certain way you're dehumanizing and you're objectifying yourself.

You're calling attention to something about yourself that is not really you. It's not your humanity. You're trying to get people to notice you in a kind of negative way. Once you have intentionally attracted that kind of attention, you're not always going to like the result. Everyone wear your clothes when we go to the gym. Leave it at that.