EP 39 - Harrison Butker loves his wife.....and the left loses their ever-loving mind! 

Listening to Harrison made me immediately think of my Dad and Mom. My mother was a homemaker all of her married life, her and my Dad raised five wonderful children together. Family, faith, and love. AMEN!

Amen! It is so disheartening when people make up things and place blame based on their own biases, not based on the words spoken! Nice speech by Butker who clearly loves and values his wife.

Good analysis.

You know, I was sort of with you for most of that video because I happen to be a college-educated, Gen X homemaker and a feminist. There are actually a lot of us out here! You lost me however when you used the words “screaming feminists”. That is not helpful, it’s divisive, unnecessary and polarizing. I wish everyone would stop putting everything in categories of “either this, or that”. Everyone’s experiences and beliefs are on a spectrum. I watched a couple of your other videos and you often place people on one side or another. “Leftists”, “radicals“ “the radical left” LOL. That’s simply an oversimplification. Most people are somewhere in the middle on most issues and it’s actually good when both sides have strong opinions on the fringes so we all have something to think about. (A professor of mine once said that in some cases, it’s necessary and helpful to overstate a point to make a point in order to move the needle ahead and make progress.) Anyway, I think what most women want whether they’re feminist or not is quite simply SOVEREIGNTY, and the expectation from men that we can speak for ourselves and choose for ourselves. I think where the speaker went wrong in that video, I can’t remember his name at the moment, is when he said that he thought most of the women in the audience were more concerned with marriage and having children. He did cross the line there into cringeville and since he wrote everything down, he should’ve been more thoughtful about his words and picked them more carefully by saying something like “some of you men and women may be thinking more about marriage and having children than cultivating a career which is what both my mother and my father chose and I salute both paths”.