15 moments that will test your patience in ‘Mrs America’ – BBC

45 thoughts on “15 moments that will test your patience in ‘Mrs America’ – BBC”

1. BBD is disgusting and sexist.

2. Distracting background music

3. She chose to ignore the obvious sexism.

4. And women are still blamed and called "overemotional" and "bitchy" for reacting to these blatsnt acts of sexism

5. Sadly alot of people worldwide still have these scewed ideas

6. Notice how western civilisation has become so immoral. Its entertainment is perverted. It's coming to the end of its existence. Ww3 is going to play a big part in that.

7. The real Phyllis is tremendous and this show was such a hit job because they’re mad she beat them at every turn. YouTube the real Phyllis debating ERA on firing line to see why they can’t stand her. The fact that the show didn’t even give the real arguments against era when cate blanchet said she studied Phyllis is proof they wanted to mischaracterize this fabulous woman. She’s literally a hero.

8. Terrible examples of so called sexism

9. This was a MOVIE, not a true biography.

10. its beautiful thats some of these so called sexism is alive and rampant in many parts of the world specially here (southamerica) i work for the goverment of my country and things are almost the sme as these clips and thank god for that , greetings from argentina ladies and keep raging

11. I wish to watch it from Brazil , but only in UK ! ABSURD!

12. What strikes me as ironic is that Phyllis was facing the same issues as the "libbers" she opposed; she approached it from a "conservative" viewpoint. Seriously, the same issues!

13. No

14. O

15. the “shutting up the secretary” joke was soooo cringe😖😬

16. The number of times Phyllis shalfley had incidences where the era would have helped her in the first episode followed by her being against it is enraging!!!

17. She “never thought about starting a baking business”. No. She just had her domestic help bake endless muffins with which to lobby (AKA bribe) politicians with. She was horrible. She was also an inveterate liar.

18. Lol 🤣

19. "…And three minutes of virtue signaling that will test your patience even more"

20. I love Cate as Mrs. Schlafly!

21. Ah yes, Jewish/communist Hollywood writers spinning lies to enrage gullible women. Very classic.

22. Stopped just 3 states short, what a terrible woman

23. This is sexism, yes. But some of it is also just a failure to connect with another human being, especially on a basic level. Of course women want to make the same as their male co-workers. Anyone would want that. I don't even view half this shit as male vs. female. It's just basic human wants and needs that everyone shares.

24. Along with sexist, these comments are just, on a purely human level, what's known as being a dick.

25. The fact that these are called 'casual' sexism and that I've only seen women point out that they have nothing of casual shows there's still a LONG way to go.

26. I’m so tired of this feminist bullcrap overloading Hollywood. Not saying this movie isn’t good. I honestly haven’t seen it, but I almost don’t want to simply because I feel like media and tv and Hollywood are just shoving feminism down everyone’s throat! Like…chill!

27. I just love how 21st Century American women believe that they currently live a life as difficult as this.

28. Lol this is ridiculous

29. How can Phyllis Schlafly take being treated like that by men and yet still be against feminists?

30. That show is full of lies and distortions, check out the Eagles channel fact checks.

31. Watching this insidious grudge-fest, I realize just how Jesse Lee Peterson was right. Amazn'!

32. These days, everything is sexist… telling someone to smile when they are on TV is NORMAL. Asking if someone has ever considered owning a baking business is a compliment!!

33. The world would definitely be a much better place if women just STFU and stayed at home looking after her husband and raising children

34. Is it success to compliment someone on their work and success they use their skill to create an independent self-owned business as a woman entrepreneur? That's not sexist or patriarchal.

    And we all know that men are encouraged to frown and look grumpy on TV talk shows. Just turn on to a major network at night and it's nothing but frowns, right? All those gloomy, frowning TV hosts looking sad and not wanting to have fun.

    Plenty of the other clips do depict men being insensitive jerks and even showing chauvinist anti-woman prejudice. But the political bent of the show is clear when the Women's Libbers are not once shown as being frustrating. Even if you're on their side, they could test one's patience as well as any casually sexist male boss. There was plenty of intolerance, extremism, sexism, and prejudice on both sides of this debate. Plenty of women who really weren't for the freedom for women, but only wanted women to be like them and disparaged anyone who freely choose something else. There were vicious divisions among feminists about sex, the value of men, homosexuality, transgenderism, pornography, marriage, violence, political philosophy, authoritarianism, socialism, the proper role of government in resolving the issues of their movement, and many other issues. But sure, the really annoying things women involved in gender politics back then faced were men telling women to smile more, complimenting them on their domestic skills, and encouraging them to start their own businesses and become financially independent.

    In real life, no matter who you are it tends to be positively received when someone admires your smile, your cooking, or encourages you in business. They're compliments. Women faced greater challenges and restrictions than being complimented too much. To depict mere compliments as insidious oppression is to depict women as weak and privileged to not have significant problems.

    Phyllis Schlafly would never have admitted to being upset that someone said her baking skill was professional quality and could be used to launch a successful business. Who wouldn't want to be told that about their baking? Perhaps some of the truly frustrating more radical feminist women who disparaged any traditionally feminine or domestic skills like baking and were proud to be incompetent in the kitchen. Though baking is really traditionally neither masculine nor feminine in association, especially among professional bakers. People who actually bake, men and women alike, want people to enjoy their baking. That's why they serve it. It's good to learn that people enjoy your baking.

    Most of these clips are not abuse or even harassment, although most are uncomfortable and some demeaning. People nowadays still make one another uncomfortable all the time, but we do generally avoid doing so in these particular ways which we now recognize as to be avoided.

35. She wants to be a lawyer? Why not a carpenter?

36. Ugh I hate men

37. This is not a fly on the wall documentary or candid footage, lol. This is a television show with actors, so everything is contrived and my patience is not tested.

38. This is like 99 per cent inaccurate the daughter and son of the woman portrait have said so

39. The tv show scene makes me so angry
    They are talking like the wives aren't there, like they are small children with an unnecessary feud
    "You both have very opinionated wives" really enhances that

40. Oh man imagine being told you were so good at something you could make it into a profitable business, THE OUTRAGE.

41. SMASH THE PATRAIRCHY

42. Everything in this series was a lie. But it did make me do my own research and I watched every debate on YouTube and listen to the real interviews on Eagle forum. You have to be a freethinking individual and dig a little for the truth but it’s well worth it. Hollywood has its own left-leaning socialistic agenda and if you believe the series without researching you’ll be left very deceived

43. Asking someone to smile is not sexism. HE was smiling.
    Asking someone if they wanted to start a business is not sexism.
    Arguing about who is going to pay for law school is not sexism.

    I have seen other clips where men's abilities to care for children are openly mocked.
    Were these attitudes sexist against men?

44. The world would have been a better place if P.Schlafly would have start a baking bussines…

45. I quit my work with the help of, p a i d t o b e h o m e .c o m

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