Not sure if it's a good place to post this but it does relate to social justice as it has to do with women's rights. What this person in the video is trying to convey, if you don't feel like having to sit and listen to the entire video, is that women that dress provocatively simply do it because they feel pressure to appease the male gaze, pretty much ignoring the fact that women dress in skimpy outfits in events that are exclusive to women (slumber parties, bachelorette parties, or even women parading around the house in skimpy pajamas). Let's not forget that women who are bisexual or lesbian also sexualize other women too. Not every woman who dresses provocatively does it because of "misogyny", there are still plenty of women out there who enjoy looking sexy:
The comments section is even worse, I bet you these were the same women who also got upset when they were dress coded in high school for showing too much cleavage or showing their navel. If you tell them to dress more modestly and tell them to cover up, you're sexualizing them and being misogynistic, if you tell them to show more skin, they'll do the same thing and say you're sexualizing them. I know the point that they're trying to make is for people to not tell women how to dress, which I can agree with, but they're going about it all wrong by making so many sweeping generalizations about men:
This person seems to talk as if ugly men aren't treated horribly by women as well, ugly people in general are seen as less worthy, it isn't just ugly women who are treated horribly. Even other women have treated unattractive women horribly. Women like these are the inverse version of angry incels:
Here's one of the few people in the comments section who actually has some damn sense and is able to look at this topic objectively: