Based Camp with Simone & Malcolm Collins | Feminists Won the Culture War but Lost At Life @SimoneandMalcolm | Uploaded March 2024 | Updated October 2024, 31 minutes ago.
The Discord URL: discord.gg/27eJzt2n
In this thought-provoking episode, Malcolm and Simone delve into the unintended consequences of modern feminism and the culture war it has waged. Drawing from the recent example of Anita Sarkeesian, a prominent feminist figure who gained notoriety during the Gamergate controversy, they explore how the pursuit of self-love and societal acceptance has led many women down a path of unhappiness and unfulfillment.
Malcolm argues that while feminists may have won the short-term cultural battle by securing positions of power and influence, they have ultimately lost at life. He contends that the mantra of self-care and the elevation of personal comfort above all else has created an ideological system incapable of providing genuine satisfaction or meaning.
Simone shares her own experiences with the feminist movement and how the emphasis on self-care and self-acceptance made her mentally weaker and less resilient. She discusses the dangers of filling one's life with trivial concerns when there is no higher purpose or goal to strive for, leading to a sense of emptiness and despair.
The couple also touches on the toxic nature of extreme ideologies, drawing parallels between the modern feminist movement and historical examples of imperialism and cultural supremacy. They argue that the desire to erase cultural diversity and impose a singular worldview is not only misguided but ultimately destructive to both individuals and society as a whole.
Throughout the conversation, Malcolm and Simone emphasize the importance of living a life dedicated to something greater than oneself, finding meaning and satisfaction through the pursuit of worthy goals and the cultivation of strong relationships. They discuss the need to educate the next generation, particularly their own children, about the pitfalls of the feminist movement and the importance of making decisions based on outcomes rather than ideologies.
Join Malcolm and Simone as they explore the complex legacy of modern feminism, the perils of self-absorption, and the path to a more fulfilling and purposeful life.
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] - Malcolm talks about Anita Sarkeesian, a prominent figure in the anti-Gamergate movement, who recently had a birthday party where she married herself. He suggests we shouldn't wait until people who choose ultra-progressive life paths are dead to laugh at them, but rather wait until they're 35.
[00:01:00] - Simone mentions an article she read about a trend called "Ooh, Kel Durell" which is about self-care, quiet quitting, and indulging in feelings rather than working hard.
[00:03:00] - Malcolm expands the topic to discuss why leftists are miserable, and how the life they live every day would have been considered heaven historically, yet they still complain.
[00:06:00] - Malcolm argues that people who live life in pursuit of pleasure will never know peace because they don't have things that really matter to strive for.
[00:09:00] - Malcolm discusses data showing that progressives have lower rates of happiness compared to conservatives, and this gap has grown worse in recent years, particularly in terms of mental health.
[00:13:00] - Malcolm reads a quote from Anita Sarkeesian about the importance of women-centric stories. He argues that this teaching hurts young girls because it leads them to view men oppositionally instead of as a team.
[00:16:00] - Simone shares her experience with the feminist culture when she was younger and how the focus on self-care made her mentally weaker.
[00:19:00] - Malcolm argues that when you dedicate yourself to hedonism and maximize your own emotional experience, you realize how trivial the value is and begin to hate yourself more.
[00:22:00] - Malcolm discusses how feminism in the gaming industry was about women using their sexuality to get ahead, but they failed to see how much they would suffer when they lost their attractiveness.
[00:26:00] - Malcolm and Simone discuss the deterministic view that people are stuck in their mechanical futures, and while it may not be entirely their fault, they are still responsible for their actions and deserve the consequences.
[00:29:00] - Malcolm expresses hope that they can protect their kids from the progressive ideology and bring them into the podcasts to troll progressives who try to brainwash them.
[00:32:00] - Simone concludes by saying that feminism is misleading and doesn't create good outcomes for women as it claims to.
22:37 - The role of determinism and personal responsibility in shaping one's life outcomes
26:49 - The need to educate the next generation about the pitfalls of the feminist movement
31:23 - The importance of modeling healthy relationships and the true meaning of feminism
35:40 - Conclusion and final thoughts on the future of the culture war
The Discord URL: discord.gg/27eJzt2n
In this thought-provoking episode, Malcolm and Simone delve into the unintended consequences of modern feminism and the culture war it has waged. Drawing from the recent example of Anita Sarkeesian, a prominent feminist figure who gained notoriety during the Gamergate controversy, they explore how the pursuit of self-love and societal acceptance has led many women down a path of unhappiness and unfulfillment.
Malcolm argues that while feminists may have won the short-term cultural battle by securing positions of power and influence, they have ultimately lost at life. He contends that the mantra of self-care and the elevation of personal comfort above all else has created an ideological system incapable of providing genuine satisfaction or meaning.
Simone shares her own experiences with the feminist movement and how the emphasis on self-care and self-acceptance made her mentally weaker and less resilient. She discusses the dangers of filling one's life with trivial concerns when there is no higher purpose or goal to strive for, leading to a sense of emptiness and despair.
The couple also touches on the toxic nature of extreme ideologies, drawing parallels between the modern feminist movement and historical examples of imperialism and cultural supremacy. They argue that the desire to erase cultural diversity and impose a singular worldview is not only misguided but ultimately destructive to both individuals and society as a whole.
Throughout the conversation, Malcolm and Simone emphasize the importance of living a life dedicated to something greater than oneself, finding meaning and satisfaction through the pursuit of worthy goals and the cultivation of strong relationships. They discuss the need to educate the next generation, particularly their own children, about the pitfalls of the feminist movement and the importance of making decisions based on outcomes rather than ideologies.
Join Malcolm and Simone as they explore the complex legacy of modern feminism, the perils of self-absorption, and the path to a more fulfilling and purposeful life.
Timestamps:
[00:00:00] - Malcolm talks about Anita Sarkeesian, a prominent figure in the anti-Gamergate movement, who recently had a birthday party where she married herself. He suggests we shouldn't wait until people who choose ultra-progressive life paths are dead to laugh at them, but rather wait until they're 35.
[00:01:00] - Simone mentions an article she read about a trend called "Ooh, Kel Durell" which is about self-care, quiet quitting, and indulging in feelings rather than working hard.
[00:03:00] - Malcolm expands the topic to discuss why leftists are miserable, and how the life they live every day would have been considered heaven historically, yet they still complain.
[00:06:00] - Malcolm argues that people who live life in pursuit of pleasure will never know peace because they don't have things that really matter to strive for.
[00:09:00] - Malcolm discusses data showing that progressives have lower rates of happiness compared to conservatives, and this gap has grown worse in recent years, particularly in terms of mental health.
[00:13:00] - Malcolm reads a quote from Anita Sarkeesian about the importance of women-centric stories. He argues that this teaching hurts young girls because it leads them to view men oppositionally instead of as a team.
[00:16:00] - Simone shares her experience with the feminist culture when she was younger and how the focus on self-care made her mentally weaker.
[00:19:00] - Malcolm argues that when you dedicate yourself to hedonism and maximize your own emotional experience, you realize how trivial the value is and begin to hate yourself more.
[00:22:00] - Malcolm discusses how feminism in the gaming industry was about women using their sexuality to get ahead, but they failed to see how much they would suffer when they lost their attractiveness.
[00:26:00] - Malcolm and Simone discuss the deterministic view that people are stuck in their mechanical futures, and while it may not be entirely their fault, they are still responsible for their actions and deserve the consequences.
[00:29:00] - Malcolm expresses hope that they can protect their kids from the progressive ideology and bring them into the podcasts to troll progressives who try to brainwash them.
[00:32:00] - Simone concludes by saying that feminism is misleading and doesn't create good outcomes for women as it claims to.
22:37 - The role of determinism and personal responsibility in shaping one's life outcomes
26:49 - The need to educate the next generation about the pitfalls of the feminist movement
31:23 - The importance of modeling healthy relationships and the true meaning of feminism
35:40 - Conclusion and final thoughts on the future of the culture war
