Stop Fighting Each Other: The Real Distraction Is the Debate Itself

My Rant About Jubilee, the Feminists vs. Manosphere Episode, and the Theater That Keeps Us Distracted

November 2026

I wanted to write about this for a while.

But I was nervous.

Nervous because I knew what I was going to say. Nervous because I knew it would make people angry.

I watched the Jubilee episode. Feminists vs. manosphere. Checkmate format. Seven rounds. Seven votes. A sweep.

The manosphere won 7-0.

And the comments were hilarious.

But not for the reason you might think.

The Episode: A Sweep Nobody Expected

Let me describe what happened.

Jubilee does this format called "Checkmate." Two sides debate issues. There are two debaters at the center. Three others on each side with a button. If the debater from the other side says something that is factually wrong, you press the button. If it's false, you get a point. If it's true, the other side gets a point.

In this episode, it was feminists vs. the manosphere.

The feminists were supposed to win. That's what everyone expected. That's what the audience expected. That's what the format usually delivers. Jubilee has a massive liberal audience. They usually win. They usually dominate.

But this time, they didn't.

The manosphere won. 7-0. A total sweep. A complete domination.

And the feminists lost their minds.

The comments were filled with coping. "The format is bad." "This makes no sense." "It's vague claims." "The audience was biased." "The questions were unfair."

And I thought: would they be saying that if their side won?

Would they be criticizing the format if the feminists swept? Would they be questioning the questions if the feminists dominated?

No.

They would be celebrating. They would be gloating.

But because they lost, the game is rigged. Because they lost, the format is bad.

The Two Sides of the Same Coin

Here's the thing.

I don't care about either camp.

I'm not a feminist. I'm not a manosphere guy. I'm not part of either side. I'm not on either team.

I grew up in Canada. I have liberal views on gender. I believe in equality. I believe in fairness. I believe that people should be able to live their lives however they want, as long as they're not hurting anyone else.

But I never put myself in a box. I never called myself a feminist. I never called myself anything in this regard.

And the way I see it, both genders should be working together.

To make society better. To make it so everyone can live a fulfilling life. To make it so we can actually solve the problems that are plaguing the world.

But they're not doing that.

They're fighting each other.

They're putting labels on each other. They're making assumptions about each other. They're arguing about gender and identity and basic crap.

The Real Distraction

Let me ask a question.

Why are these people up there debating gender?

Why are they arguing about who has it worse? Why are they fighting about who's more oppressed? Why are they spending hours of their lives screaming at each other about identity and labels and basic crap?

How is this benefiting society?

How is this fixing the economy? How is this ending the war in Iran? How is this lowering the oil prices? How is this holding the Epstein class accountable? How is this stopping the genocide? How is this doing anything that actually matters?

It's not.

All of this, it's a way to control the masses. A way to make people fight each other while the people at the top do whatever they want.

This is the same as the Democrats vs. Republicans. The same as the left vs. right. The same as every other manufactured conflict that the media feeds us every single day.

It's a way to keep us divided. A way to keep us fighting. A way to keep us from uniting against the people who are actually causing the problems.

And it works.

Because we're too busy fighting each other to notice.

The Theater of Progress

This whole thing is theater.

It's set up to make it look like it's pushing discussions. To make it look like we're making progress. To make it look like we're having a conversation.

There is no progress.

There is no conversation.

There is only theater.

The comments, the reactions, the debates, the outrage, the celebration. It's all part of the same machine. The machine that doesn't want progress. The machine that wants engagement. The machine that wants clicks. The machine that wants views. The machine that wants money.

The Epstein Class

Let me say something that might sound crazy.

I wouldn't be surprised if the creator of Jubilee is in the Epstein files.

I wouldn't be surprised if the people behind this show are part of the same class that has been protecting the rich and powerful for decades. I wouldn't be surprised if they're part of the same system that has been keeping us distracted while they do whatever they want.

Remember the Epstein files?

Remember how they were released? Remember how everyone was outraged? Remember how everyone said this was the end? Remember how everyone said there would be accountability?

And then... nothing happened.

No one was arrested. No one was held accountable. No one faced consequences. The news cycle moved on. The people moved on. The Epstein class continued.

And now we're here. Watching a debate about gender. Arguing about whether feminists or the manosphere is right. Fighting each other while the Epstein class laughs all the way to the bank.

This video is just one of many examples of this theater. There are so many other videos like this. So many other distractions. So many other ways to keep us occupied.

And we keep falling for it.

The Score Doesn't Matter

The manosphere won 7-0.

The feminists lost.

The comments are coping. The celebration is happening. The memes are being made.

But it doesn't matter.

The score doesn't matter. The game is rigged. The game is the problem.

Because even if the feminists had won, nothing would have changed. The war would continue. The oil prices would remain high. The Epstein class would remain in power. The world would remain broken.

The real fight isn't between feminists and the manosphere. The real fight isn't between left and right. The real fight isn't between any of the labels that we've been told to care about.

The real fight is between all of us and the people who are keeping us distracted.

The people who are making us fight each other. The people who are feeding us outrage. The people who are profiting from our division.

And until we stop fighting each other and start fighting them, nothing is going to change.

The Final Line

Somewhere, a Jubilee executive is popping champagne.

Why?

Because the comments are on fire. Because everyone is arguing about who won and no one is asking who benefits.

Here's a thought. What if we all just... stopped?

What if we stopped watching the debates? What if we stopped arguing in the comments? What if we stopped caring about which side won and started asking why there's a side at all?

The feminists and the manosphere are two puppets on the same string. The string is held by the same hand. And the hand is waving at us, saying, "Look over here. Look at the puppets. Don't look at me."

🎭😤

Allen

FriedReads.com | Still watching. Still ranting. Still hoping we wake up.

November 2026