Candace
SHOCKING! Anne Hathaway Will Mock “Ballerina Farm” In Upcoming Movie. | Candace Ep 107
Wed, 20 Nov 2024
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Chapter 1: What weird claim is made about Beyonce's fans?
All right, guys, happy Wednesday. I woke up to such a weird message from my PR guy, Mitchell. He said that Newsweek had reached out to him wanting to know if I had any comment regarding another post from Ms. Tina Knowles. Apparently, Beyonce's hive of fans believes that I am being threatened by her and Solange. They think that Beyonce's sister is going to beat me up in an elevator.
Is my life at risk? We're going to talk about that. Plus, congressional mayhem. Also in the news, the first ever trans congressman who has been now banned from going into female restrooms that is now at work, at least. And apparently this news that women are women and men are men has sent shockwaves throughout the Hill.
Chapter 2: Why is Anne Hathaway involved with 'Ballerina Farm'?
But first, I am fired up today, truly fired up after I accidentally discovered. That another feminist, no, not Taylor Swift or Blake Lively, but this time Anne Hathaway, is slated to partake in what can only be described as industrial scale bullying. Her target, Hannah Nealman of Ballerina Farm.
I just don't know why people just can't leave this woman alone and allow her to bake bread and love her family. So we're going to speak about the fact that there is a war going on. A war on stay-at-home moms. They really, really detest women that love their children. All that coming up on Candace. All right, so where should we begin?
Chapter 3: What is the feminist mandate and how does it affect women?
I guess we should begin with just the blanket statement that I hate modern feminism. If you're new here, I'm a very proud anti-feminist. I view it as really just a social cancer that metastasizes within unhappy women. They just become so angry and so bitter when they see women that don't live according to their mandates. And what are their mandates?
Well, the feminist mandate today is that women should be just like men. We should want to be like men. We should fight our biology. Don't worry about having kids. We should climb the corporate ladder and exhaust ourselves doing everything or choose not to have children at all.
I would say if you really had to put it into one sentence, modern feminists believe that we should normalize being abnormal. Let's normalize being abnormal. That really is the clear mandate. So anyways, I have been finishing up, going through edits on my book and was really wanting to include this chapter. I'm writing a book about modern feminism and how much I hate it.
And I was wrapping it all up. recognizing that really this last election was sort of like, this is the test here. Like, are modern feminists going to win? Because that was really the entire platform of Kamala Harris. Like, vote for me, because otherwise you won't be able to abort your children, and she's a woman, and therefore you should like her and support her.
There was nothing else there, no substance, no intelligence. And if she had won, it would have proven to be a major score, a major win for modern feminism. Or... are traditional women gonna bite back? And I think traditional women bit back. And so I was kind of unpacking that earlier in the year, there was this huge scandal. So in case you're not from America, you probably still have heard of her.
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Chapter 4: Who is Hannah Nealman and why is she significant?
Her name is Hannah Nealman. She now has more than 10 million followers on social media. The first time that we've seen a traditional woman achieve that sort of social status ever.
And so right around about like 8 million followers earlier this year, suddenly the modern feminists, like people who sip their lattes and write articles about how deep they are because they've realized they don't have to live differently and non-traditionally. People that don't work with their hands began paying attention to her and they needed to sort of problematize her existence.
You're not allowed to have anything. If you're a traditional housewife, you're not allowed to have anything. an icon. You're not allowed to celebrate anybody. We all have to be turning into kind of like unwomen. You know what I mean? We're not allowed to be women. We have to be the opposite of women, and then we'll celebrate you.
Chapter 5: What are the criticisms of modern feminism in the episode?
If you say you're a lesbian, you say you have no kids, if you say that you decided to take out your uterus and put it in a glass jar so that you could never get pregnant, these are all things that they'll write an article about you. A whole page spread, the cover of Vogue, Amazing, right? Amazing. She's agreed not to have any children.
It's part of the reason, by the way, Taylor Swift is so loved is because she's really emblematic of this modern feminist movement, dating, weaving in and out of relationships, has not settled down and gotten married, but sings songs, really kind of mass scale bullies the men that she's dated who aren't able to speak up against her psychotic fandom that attacks all of them and views men as always the problem, all 34 of them.
Like they're just like, there's no way Taylor has done anything wrong. She's perfect. Anytime her relationship doesn't work out, it's obviously got to be on the guy. There's no pattern here. Look away. Anyway, so I was doing research trying to one like I was just wondering what was the source of this? Like what was the ground zero of this sudden need to hate Hannah Nealman?
I mean, literally her Instagram was just her baking bread. She's got eight kids. She's a Mormon. It's very clear she loves her family. Every post, she's making some soup, some pumpkin soup. I mean, you literally just look at it and you go, ah, that's just so nice. It's so idyllic. It's so wholesome. You know, we live in the generation where we got to just see butts and boobs all the time.
Every million subscribers and followers that Kim Kardashian gets, we just get like a full frontal nude and a thank you. Everything softcore porn. So it was sort of nice to suddenly get a huge departure from this and get a woman that's just posting about her husband, who's a hog farmer, and she's milking cows every morning. And plus she's doing ballet moves, hence the name Ballerina Farm.
She received her degree from Juilliard, the prestigious Juilliard School in Manhattan. And she was a ballet dancer. And then her and her husband decided that they wanted to get into farming.
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Chapter 6: How does the rise of 'trad wives' relate to cultural changes?
So she wears these like muddied boots and she does ballet moves in her kitchen, which is always kind of a mess, but like a perfect mess, like really beautiful, kind of a mess with kids all over the place, baby on her hip. It's just nice to get a break from boobs and ass. Can I say that? It's just nice to get a break. I was like, this is so refreshing. I don't have to look at boobs.
But of course, like I said, the modern feminist said this could not be okay. I was going, where did this start? And it starts with a young woman named Caroline Burke, who on TikTok just in 2023, the end of 2023, became obsessed with, and when I say obsessed, she published a 36-part series discussing trad wives, discussing Ballerina Farm, and discussing the rise in
and everything that was wrong with trad culture. So I'm going to show you a clip of her kind of saying that her fame can only be attributed to the fact that women are losing their rights in America. Take a listen.
public service notification, everyone pause. I have been quoted in a lot of things in the last few weeks, which has been such a funny left turn in my life. But in one of the Substack articles that I was quoted on, what I read was that Ballerina Farm had 1 million followers in 2022 and has gained seven and a half million followers since then.
Which means that when I said kind of offhandedly that I thought that this was connected to Roe v. Wade, I was actually completely correct. You cannot tell me that it is accidental that in the two years where we lost more reproductive rights than in decades previously, all of these tradwives have been gaining insane traction online. Also, I'm sorry about the bedhead.
I'm just really excited and I can't wait. Like, does that not blow your mind? Whether you think that culture and media are the same thing or culture drives media or media drives culture or media drives politics or politics drives media, you have to acknowledge that they're in this constant dance with one another. And we are watching these accounts gain millions of followers
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Chapter 7: Why do some feminists attack traditional family lifestyles?
at a time when women don't have access to control over their own bodies. Why do we think we're following this woman who has happily chosen to procreate as much as humanly possible, who is in her early thirties and has eight, nine, I can't even keep track that many children already and has them happily and has the support to make it possible to make it look enjoyable.
I think it's because even the most progressive of us are so afraid of what's happening right now that we are subconsciously desperate to see a sign that it's possible to live in this world and still find joy. Most of the women my age that I know are terrified of having children because they don't want to deal with the immense financial burden. We are terrified to have miscarriages.
We are terrified to have to pay for childcare. And we are also at a time period where statistically men are going to start getting promoted over us at much higher pace than previously. It is not accidental that all of this is happening and that ballerina farm is gaining so many followers. When you ask me, why do I care? This is why, this is why I care. This is why it matters. It's all connected.
And it's all pointing towards some pretty clear signs that the women are not okay.
Follow that logic, guys. Does that make sense to you? It's like, it's all coming together. So the only reason she has 10 million followers, you guys, is because Roe v. Wade was reversed. And that doesn't mean that abortion rights went away. It means that they were never constitutional and it wasn't right for nine men to decide to try to pretend that it was constitutional.
It got sent back down to the states. So there's not less abortions or less abortion availability. But park that aside because we don't need to understand basic civics. Let's just get into her mindset. What she's saying is that if you're watching this woman bake bread and you're enjoying this content, It's because deep down you are worried and apprehensive about the future.
And you're so scared that you're thinking, am I going to have to live like this? So you're following her because it's really just a deep-seated fear that you have that now you're going to have to enjoy and like children and family. Ah, modern feminism. Absolutely love that. And it gets even deeper. She gets really deep in this 36-part series.
She even realizes that it's trad wives exactly like the fall of Rome. Take a listen.
You're not going to believe this. The synchronicity is honestly mind-blowing. I just found out that today is the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade. And these are the messages that I am getting today from fans of Ballerina Farm. I dare you to tell me that there's no connection between the rise of trad wives and the fall of Rome.
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Chapter 8: What does the future hold for the 'Ballerina Farm' narrative?
I just don't know how you're able to connect Ballerina Farm to the fall of Rome, but who cares? Whatever. She's having a good time. And by the way, it's every piece of Ballerina Farm's life that really complicates things for her and that she's upset with. You can even see that she's a lot of snark.
Speaking about women that are just Christians, women that turn to the Bible, you know, she's realized that those women, unfortunately, just have never read books before. That's why they're so mind blown. And that's why they like their Bible so much. Take a listen.
So there's this trend that I've been noticing online that I find kind of funny to watch. And it's that a lot of women who like to dive into like the new age spirituality are becoming Jesus girlies, hashtag Jesus girlies. And they're talking about like the miracle of the Bible and how incredible it is and how overwhelmed they are.
And the thing that I always think, and I'm genuinely not trying to insult anyone's religion here. The thing that I always think is like, I think that this is just your first time enjoying literature. I personally don't know a lot of deep biblical Christian people who are also intense readers. And so sometimes when they talk about the Bible, I'm like, yeah, man, that's books.
Like, that's the joy of fiction. Like, yeah, you experienced transcendence. I did too when I read All Fours by Miranda July. That's the beauty of literature. And, like, you might actually get that transcendent, empathetic experience just by, like...
reading works of fiction by people who aren't like you and the best part is that fiction usually doesn't tell you that women have to be subservient and that you get to kill people who don't have the same beliefs as you anyways if you're a christian and you love the bible no shade to you i was raised catholic i'm very familiar with the bible but i do just think that there are a lot of people who like are very unhappy and who pick up the bible and like if they had picked up
Steinbeck they probably might have had a similar experience. They were experiencing a connection with humanity through art but instead of calling it art or calling it literature they're calling it Jesus. And I guess it's just funny to me.
Don't be insulted, ladies and gentlemen. Honestly, the real issue is the reason why you like that Bible so much is because you just haven't made it through the Harry Potter series. You just haven't made it through fiction and experienced a transcendence. Like when I got to really thinking about the complexities of Lord Voldemort, these Bible girlies just don't realize.
It has so much more to offer. When you can finally say Hermione Granger and you pronounce it right, you experience this moment of transcendence. And so I've recognized that the majority of you are just basically illiterate, and that's why you like your Bible. I guess. So I just love that.
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