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Kelly Stafford He doesn’t mind having a man to take care of – even if she knows that men themselves are far from perfect.
Stafford, 35, explained his stance during a recent part of it “The morning afterPodcast with a friend Hank Winchester Where both discussed the 100 popular men against 1 gorilla question that has taken the internet in a storm over the past week.
“I’m not a hard core feminist. I’m not. I’ve never been,” he said during the episode on Thursday, May 1. “I love a man to take care of me.”
She began to explain that she was “born and raised” in such a way before breaking herself to reach her main point: “But Gosh would be lost without us. Because Y’all would try to fight back a damning gorilla.”
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Silverback is an adult male gorilla, which can weigh anywhere from 300 to 500 lbs and stand nearly six feet tall. They have superior upper body strength for humans and have stronger, sharp teeth, are used entirely for protection as gorillas are vegetarian.
Kelly, who is married to Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew StaffordUsed the popular debate to highlight that, as “great” as some men, they could not survive without women.
“I love men. I really do. And I think there are some really great ones,” he said. “They invent many things we use today. But if women were not, they would destroy whatever they invented the next F *** ing.”
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He continued, breaking the news of the viral question to Winchester.
“Do you not see this damning debate going around at the moment that 100 people could kill a silver gorilla back without a weapon?” She asked “without a weapon. 100 people without a weapon. I’ll tell you one thing: Do you know who doesn’t think about this? Woman.”
He said, against Gorila, that men would be their own worst enemy.
“Who do you think is generally more selfish, men or women? Men. Who will be the first one to charge that gorilla? None of you,” he said.
“Women don’t even think about this, discussing it,” he concluded. “They look at this going to think guy f *** ing dumbass about this?”
For what is worth, New yahoos Invite Tara StoinskiPresident, CEO and Chief Scientific Officer of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, for taking it. She sides with the human beings, but admitted that they would need to “co -ordinate their behavior.”
“(The gorilla would probably draw several humans in the fighting; they wouldn’t go unharmed,” he explained. “I think the numbers only work for the human.”
