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They Aren_t Hiding It Anymore · THINK BEFORE YOU SLEEP

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Speaker 1: Let's talk real quick, you all, about what fascism looks
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Speaker 1: like in our schools. It's when teachers are told, don't
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Speaker 1: talk about racism, don't talk about gender, and absolutely do
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Speaker 1: not talk about equity.
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Speaker 2: Uh, Mrs.
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Speaker 3: Harris, this is kindergarten. Aren't we supposed to be learning
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Speaker 3: numbers and shapes today? You know she's not in a
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Speaker 3: fascist country because she comfortably says all this on camera,
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Speaker 3: which you could not do in a fascist country without
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Speaker 3: being jailed.
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Speaker 4: If teachers can't teach real history, If we can't challenge injustices,
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Speaker 4: then classrooms stop being places of learning and they start
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Speaker 4: becoming places of control.
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Speaker 3: There are plenty of ways that school conditions kids to
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Speaker 3: be easily controlled pathologically, but those aren't it. What is
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Speaker 3: this chick even talking about? You can literally see pictures
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Speaker 3: of letters, rectangles, and numbers on her wall, which means
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Speaker 3: her class is very young. What business does politics have
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Speaker 3: in a place where kids aren't even old enough to read?
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Speaker 3: I mean, is she going to say it's fascism because
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Speaker 3: you can't teach sex ed to five-year-olds too? Well, she
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Speaker 3: kind of already did. But these people will call anything fascist. Meanwhile,
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Speaker 3: they'll stay silent on or approve of people getting arrested
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Speaker 3: for calling themselves retarded.
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Speaker 5: I was told I would either be arrested or I
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Speaker 5: had to turn up for interview under caution was because
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Speaker 5: on my Katie's arms, I called myself a spaz and
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Speaker 5: I got arrested effectively by British police because that's offensive.
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Speaker 5: I'm waiting to find out if I'm going to be charged.
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Speaker 5: against the Online Communications Act.
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Speaker 2: You see that?
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Speaker 3: That's a real instance of authoritarian censorship, and there are
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Speaker 3: many examples of this in England. There's a whole world
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Speaker 3: of difference between being arrested for saying that you're a
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Speaker 3: spaz and your principal kindly asking you to spend more
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Speaker 3: time teaching kids to count and less time teaching them
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Speaker 3: bullshit like systemic racism.
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Speaker 6: Here's the reality, you all. Silencing educators isn't about protecting
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Speaker 6: our students or protecting children. It isn't about us indoctrinating
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Speaker 6: children in a classroom with our political beliefs or our
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Speaker 6: own personal agendas. It is 100% about protecting fascism.
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Speaker 3: That's strange because it completely sounds like it's about all
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Speaker 3: of those things while at the same time having nothing
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Speaker 3: to do with fascism. What's wrong with just giving kids
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Speaker 3: the tools to learn and letting them figure things out
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Speaker 3: on their own? That's what good teachers do. Well, that's
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Speaker 3: kind of the point, right? These aren't good teachers who
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Speaker 3: have their students' best interests in mind. These are ideologically
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Speaker 3: possessed useful idiots who are seeking to convert people, and
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Speaker 3: elementary school kids are the perfect victims because they're a
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Speaker 3: captive audience who legally have to be in the classroom,
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Speaker 3: and kids don't have any life experiences or know anything,
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Speaker 3: so it's easy to get them to believe whatever you
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Speaker 3: want without any sort of pushback. The fact that she
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Speaker 3: wants to teach gender ideology to five-year-olds is insane.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, seven-year-olds.
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Speaker 3: I just found this parody video where she talks about
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Speaker 3: teaching second grade.
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Speaker 7: Let me think of his name. Abraham Lincoln.
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Speaker 2: Every time.
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Speaker 3: I feel like it's impossible to cover a black person
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Speaker 3: on TikTok without hearing a smoke detector that needs a
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Speaker 3: battery replacement.
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Speaker 2: And no, I did not edit the beep in.
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Speaker 7: Anyway, personally, I think it's a special kind of evil
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Speaker 7: to teach children useless ideology that will screw up years
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Speaker 7: of their lives just to make yourself feel important like
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Speaker 7: this teacher is trying to do.
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Speaker 3: Especially when it's evident that the person in question is
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Speaker 3: just repeating talking points that she heard on CNN or whatever,
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Speaker 3: rather than perceptions that were found through hard work, research,
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Speaker 3: and self-reflection. I don't think she really understands what authoritarianism
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Speaker 3: is because she wouldn't unironically repeat the talking points of
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Speaker 3: the most oppressive groups in the country who would have
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Speaker 3: you arrested for misgendering people.
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Speaker 8: How does that law force XXXY to use pronouns?
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Speaker 2: Like in their advertising, in their corporate offices?
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Speaker 9: If they are interacting... with a customer and the customer says,
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Speaker 9: this is my preferred name and these are my preferred pronouns.
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Speaker 9: This is the way I want to be addressed. There
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Speaker 9: is a legal obligation to do that. They're compelled to
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Speaker 9: use those pronouns and those surnames under Colorado's law. And
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Speaker 9: the real kicker is there criminal penalties for it. You
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Speaker 9: can have prison time, jail time for up to four months.
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Speaker 3: This isn't a new stance. They've been preaching criminal penalties
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Speaker 3: for misgendering for like a decade. And considering our elementary
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Speaker 3: school teacher's prior comments about gender and the fact that
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Speaker 3: she has pronouns in her bio, I can almost guarantee
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Speaker 3: that she would approve of people being arrested for speech
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Speaker 3: that she finds offensive, despite being mad about what she
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Speaker 3: calls censorship. I've watched enough people approving of Charlie Kirk's
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Speaker 3: murder to know that this archetype of person has no
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Speaker 3: idea what the term free speech means, and they thought
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Speaker 3: police each other like crazy so they all believe the
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Speaker 3: exact same things, to the extent where they will support
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Speaker 3: movements that are completely contrary to their personal beliefs because
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Speaker 3: the group supports them. For example, we have queers for Palestine.
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Speaker 2: What happened to a gay couple in Palestine, sir? Executed
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Speaker 2: according to Islamic law.
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Speaker 10: Islam doesn't endorse gayism.
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Speaker 2: Islam doesn't endorse homosexuality. I mean, these people are paid protesters, right?
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Speaker 3: I've seen a lot of dumb shit on the internet,
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Speaker 3: but even I have trouble believing that this is not astroturfed.
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Speaker 3: But going back to school teachers, we've gotten to the
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Speaker 3: point where it feels like most children's spaces have been
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Speaker 3: raided by idiot radicals who care more about kids growing
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Speaker 3: up with the right opinions than they do about teaching
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Speaker 3: them useful skills. to the extent where in terms of parenting,
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Speaker 3: everything is starting to become a landmine for kids. Recently,
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Speaker 3: Netflix has been under fire for having a multitude of
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Speaker 3: shows aimed at children as young as two years old
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Speaker 3: that are teaching them transgender and LGBT ideology.
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Speaker 1: When you're trying to decide, think about all the things
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Speaker 1: you like to do.
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Speaker 3: Just be you.
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Speaker 11: Just be me!
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Speaker 12: How about you break out those moves?
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Speaker 7: For your two biggest fans.
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Speaker 3: Since when did just be you mean wear a dress
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Speaker 3: and act like the opposite gender? It's almost like when
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Speaker 3: they say, just be you, the writers of this are
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Speaker 3: specifically trying to lead very young children down a certain path.
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Speaker 3: Oh wow, this meme is diabolical and related. Netflix unironically
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Speaker 3: did this.
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Speaker 8: My favorite part about this is they gave the black
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Speaker 8: guy the Killmonger haircut. By the way, this haircut is
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Speaker 8: how you know this was made by white women.
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Speaker 3: This is what comes up when you search the company
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Speaker 3: that makes Cocomelon, and trust me, nobody is shocked by
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Speaker 3: these demographics. And let me just say this in a
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Speaker 3: way so everyone can understand how corrupt this is. The
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Speaker 3: founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, would often say something like,'
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Speaker 3: Customers don't know what they want until I tell them
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Speaker 3: what they want.' This statement is arrogant, but I find
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Speaker 3: it to be very accurate. People don't realize how many
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Speaker 3: choices are actually made for them by somebody else. Like
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Speaker 3: how do you know if you want an iPhone if
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Speaker 3: you've never seen a smartphone before? Or have you walked
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Speaker 3: into a store before expecting to buy nothing but ended
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Speaker 3: up walking out with tons of stuff? Getting people to
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Speaker 3: think that they are intuitively picking things without them knowing
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Speaker 3: that they're actually being led to pick that thing is
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Speaker 3: an essential skill to have in the higher levels of
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Speaker 3: creative fields, as the audience very often doesn't desire something
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Speaker 3: until it's shown to them.
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Speaker 13: Parents absolutely have a right to be annoyed as s
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Speaker 13: * * * with this. I'm trans and if I
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Speaker 13: had a kid they would not be f * *
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Speaker 13: * ing watching this.
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Speaker 3: Let me make this even easier to understand. They're advertising
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Speaker 3: transgenderism to kids when they put stuff like this in Cocomelon,
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Speaker 3: which is a special form of evil because kids are
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Speaker 3: very impressionable. And at least when I was younger, it's
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Speaker 3: not like every boy was trying on dresses. This was
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Speaker 3: a very rare thing in the 90s, so not many
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Speaker 3: kids were thinking that this was a good idea on
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Speaker 3: their own outside of maybe a Halloween costume as a joke.
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Speaker 3: And the ones that might claim it was their own
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Speaker 3: idea would often report when they got older that their
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Speaker 3: mothers who wanted a daughter would put them in dresses.
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Speaker 3: I mean, if you don't think that women can be degenerates,
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Speaker 3: then I suggest that you watch this video by shoe
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Speaker 3: on head. Degenerate behavior is actually quite normalized among women.
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Speaker 14: These bitches freaks out here. They display their smut openly
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Speaker 14: in bookstores. They proudly pose in front of their smut collections.
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Speaker 14: They discuss their smut openly on TikTok. Thousands and thousands
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Speaker 14: of women in particular have been raving about this piece
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Speaker 14: of literature. What piece of literature is it, you may ask?
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Speaker 15: Well.
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Speaker 14: Morning Glory Milking Forum, of course. A popular romance novel
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Speaker 14: about a young woman down on her luck who does
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Speaker 14: what every young woman does when facing financial struggle. She
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Speaker 14: starts in OnlyFans. No, I'm just kidding. She wouldn't degrade
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Speaker 14: herself like that. She gets a job drinking off monsters.
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Speaker 3: So I find it very strange that we have all
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Speaker 3: this sexual confusion in the younger generations the minute that
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Speaker 3: tons of TV shows and children's books are telling kids
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Speaker 3: to cross-dress. And considering that the Wokies themselves are saying
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Speaker 3: that this type of behavior leads to suicidal ideation... They
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Speaker 3: are essentially admitting that they're infecting kids with mental health issues.
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Speaker 16: I hear someone's not feeling well.
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Speaker 17: Let's take a look at the little man.
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Speaker 11: Can I please talk to you two outside?
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Speaker 18: I know that you guys are busy, but as you
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Speaker 18: would see, if you looked at her and not her chart,
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Speaker 18: Bailey is not a boy. And by treating her like one,
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Speaker 18: you are completely ignoring.
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Speaker 19: Who she is.
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Speaker 18: You're making her feel... insignificant, and humiliated. And that's not
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Speaker 18: going to help her feel good.
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Speaker 11: Or safe, or calm.
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Speaker 18: So, from here on out, please recognize her for who
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Speaker 18: she is.
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Speaker 3: I bet the retards who wrote that incredibly preachy scene
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Speaker 3: thought it was glorious and deserving of a standing ovation.
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Speaker 5: That was so embarrassing.
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Speaker 13: You know the libs just eat that up. You know
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Speaker 13: it's a bitch crying behind that.
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Speaker 3: That scene came from another Netflix show called The Babysitter's
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Speaker 3: Club that aired back in 2020. Just in case you
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Speaker 3: weren't aware, The Babysitter's Club was a popular book series
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Speaker 3: that girls would read when I was in elementary school,
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Speaker 3: just to give you an idea of the age of
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Speaker 3: the target audience. And I have to say that regardless
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Speaker 3: of the argument being made, you have to have zero
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Speaker 3: respect for the audience's intelligence to preach to them like this.
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Speaker 3: This kind of soapbox-style writing is designed for morons, and
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Speaker 3: it's about as annoying as modern games giving constant tutorials.
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Speaker 3: for the dumbest stuff like, Press A to jump. Did
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Speaker 3: you know that jumping is how you can get over
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Speaker 3: obstacles and avoid enemy attacks?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, no shit.
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Speaker 3: I have no idea why video games do this when
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Speaker 3: the natural impulse when you first turn on a game
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Speaker 3: is to press all the buttons and see what they do.
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Speaker 8: This game doesn't treat you like you're retarded.
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Speaker 2: They know you're retarded because you bought the game.
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Speaker 3: Not being able to see or respect the intellectual ability
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Speaker 3: of others is a trait of dumb people.
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Speaker 13: When you look at the staff of Netflix, you can
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Speaker 13: start to really see, like, duh, demons. Hamish Steele, this
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Speaker 13: guy is a he-they person.
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Speaker 3: Blue Sky user.
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Speaker 13: This person, of course, was one of the, you know,
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Speaker 13: Charlie Kirk gravespitters. This is the person making kids' cartoons.
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Speaker 2: Of course.
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Speaker 3: I bet that most of the people who write on
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Speaker 3: these types of shows would have no problem with what
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Speaker 3: he said about Charlie Kirk. This guy was a writer
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Speaker 3: on that other Netflix transgender propaganda show that people have
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Speaker 3: been memeing called Dead End Paranormal Park. Anyway, to that
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Speaker 3: prior point, giving children the exact answers to everything instead
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Speaker 3: of fostering an environment where they can figure out the
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Speaker 3: answers themselves... removes their ability to critically think. And since
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Speaker 3: it's coming from Netflix, I think it's a strategy that's
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Speaker 3: done on purpose. That company is so nefarious with children's
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Speaker 3: content that they will throw something like this five seasons
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Speaker 3: into a show.
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Speaker 2: The truth is, Sammy, I've.
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Speaker 19: Fallen for you.
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Speaker 17: I know.
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Speaker 14: I heard you earlier.
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Speaker 6: I just wanted to hear you say it again because.
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Speaker 20: I've been wanting to hear you say that since I
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Speaker 20: don't even know when.
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Speaker 3: Imagine you're a parent, and you trust that there's an
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Speaker 3: innocent show for your kids about dinosaurs. You don't want
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Speaker 3: to be a helicopter parent and look over their shoulder
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Speaker 3: for everything they watch, because that's bad for their development.
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Speaker 3: So after you've already given the show your trust in
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Speaker 3: season one, several seasons later they randomly insert LGBT content
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Speaker 3: into it, and now you have to have an uncomfortable
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Speaker 3: conversation with your six-year-old, who's not ready for this kind
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Speaker 3: of information. I mean, as a parent, I'd be pretty
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Speaker 3: pissed about that. In fact, I would cancel my subscription
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Speaker 3: over this. Now, if you're kind of shy about this
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Speaker 3: because there's a show on Netflix that you like, then
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Speaker 3: how about you just cancel for a few months?
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Speaker 2: Try it out.
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Speaker 3: You can always come back, and believe me, if people
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Speaker 3: start canceling even for just a few months, they're going
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Speaker 3: to feel it. This is grooming, and for a more
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Speaker 3: classic example, you even have the Steven Universe showrunner saying
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Speaker 3: they specifically waited like 50 episodes into the show to
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Speaker 3: force-feed in a lesbian relationship.
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Speaker 11: We kept Ruby and Sapphire hidden from the network until
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Speaker 11: 2014 when we finally made Jailbreak, and as expected, we
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Speaker 11: got the note, that these characters cannot be in a
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Speaker 11: romantic relationship.
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Speaker 5: I said that they are.
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Speaker 11: They sing a song about it. They're in love. The
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Speaker 11: song's already been recorded. We can't take it out. We
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Speaker 11: got the characters in, and from then on, every episode
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Speaker 11: with Ruby and Sapphire was a big uphill battle, but
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Speaker 11: it was one that I was willing to fight. I
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Speaker 11: would compromise on other things, but I would not compromise
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Speaker 11: on Ruby and Sapphire.
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Speaker 3: Why does this need to be in a show for kids?
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Speaker 3: I'm not even kidding with how fucked up this is.
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Speaker 1: Hey, when we're older.
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Speaker 2: Let's get married!
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Speaker 3: Why are these little kids in a gay relationship? Their
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Speaker 3: voices haven't even dropped yet. But this is just on
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Speaker 3: the Cartoon Network YouTube page now. It's clearly grooming and
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Speaker 3: people don't want this shit in children's media because it's
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Speaker 3: forcing them to have conversations with their kids that they
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Speaker 3: aren't old enough for. And I wouldn't be shocked if
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Speaker 3: a lot of these writers are childless.
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Speaker 12: I took my grandson to see... Toy Story? Not that one, but.
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Speaker 19: Oh, the new buzz.
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Speaker 6: The light year.
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Speaker 12: So we're watching it, and the lady, which is Kiki's mama,
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Speaker 12: she had a baby with a woman. Well, my grandson,
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Speaker 12: in the middle of the movie, like, Papa Snoop, how
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Speaker 12: she have a baby with a woman?
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Speaker 17: She a woman.
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Speaker 21: Oh, shit.
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Speaker 12: I didn't come in for this shit. I just came
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Speaker 12: to watch the goddamn movie. I'm scared to go to
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Speaker 12: the movies, man. Like, y'all throwing me in the middle
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Speaker 12: of shit that I don't have an answer for.
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Speaker 17: Right.
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Speaker 2: It's inappropriate.
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Speaker 3: Five-year-olds don't need to know how babies are made, nor
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Speaker 3: do they need to understand every single nuance of adult relationships.
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Speaker 3: So why is this stuff in kid shows? Can they
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Speaker 3: even tell anyone the social harm of waiting until kids
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Speaker 3: are post-puberty to discuss this stuff? No, they can't, because
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Speaker 3: there isn't one. The only harm is a decrease in
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Speaker 3: stock prices for pharmaceutical companies because they won't be able
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Speaker 3: to sell as many puberty blockers.
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Speaker 13: If any parents are concerned that if they do not
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Speaker 13: show their kids LGBT kids cartoons, that they are somehow
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Speaker 13: going to grow up to be someone who is intolerant
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Speaker 13: or confused or not educated on these issues, I promise
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Speaker 13: you a gay mother will find a way to be gay.
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Speaker 13: If your kid ultimately their destiny is to be trans
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Speaker 13: later in life and they make that informed decision and
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Speaker 13: that's their life journey, I promise you they're going to
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Speaker 13: get there without needing to be propagandized about it first.
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Speaker 3: But I can't stress enough to young people how in
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Speaker 3: the 90s, things like this didn't exist. Yes, there were gays,
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Speaker 3: but people weren't identifying as trans left and right.
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Speaker 2: Certainly kids weren't.
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Speaker 3: I think until after gay marriage was fully legalized in
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Speaker 3: like 2015 and the LGBT activist groups ran out of
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Speaker 3: a cause to fight for, I had seen maybe like
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Speaker 3: one trans person in my entire life. All of this
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Speaker 3: is manufactured and people are now picking up genders like
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Speaker 3: they pick up the weird porn fetishes that you see
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Speaker 3: in Turkey Tom videos.
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Speaker 12: Ooh, I like your pins.
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Speaker 22: I am Nightshade. My pronouns are they, them.
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Speaker 12: Thanks.
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Speaker 6: I'm Sam. I'm she, they. Sometimes the world can be
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Speaker 6: a scary place. It's hard to know who's dangerous or not.
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Speaker 4: Hey, it's okay.
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Speaker 17: I know I'm safe when I'm with my friends or
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Speaker 17: other non-binary people.
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Speaker 3: Are you sure you want to go down that route?
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Speaker 3: I feel safe when I'm around people who are just
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Speaker 3: like me. Imagine if a white person said that.
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Speaker 11: It's really cool to.
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Speaker 22: Come somewhere and, like, everyone.
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Speaker 6: Looks exactly like you.
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Speaker 3: Damn, that sounded super racist. Here, I'll fix it by
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Speaker 3: having a black person say it.
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Speaker 22: Coming to Ghana has been great.
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Speaker 6: It's the first time in my life that I'm not black.
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Speaker 22: Here, it's like, everybody's black, so you don't even think
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Speaker 22: about being black.
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Speaker 15: It's beautiful.
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Speaker 1: Coming to a place where you're the majority is very empowering.
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Speaker 2: Gee, that was a close one.
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Speaker 3: Now let's go back to telling white people that they're
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Speaker 3: evil for being born the wrong skin color.
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Speaker 6: Hi, everybody.
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Speaker 18: I'm at the Bastard Barbecue right now.
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Speaker 14: All my friends are in there.
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Speaker 9: I don't really understand.
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Speaker 17: So you're not letting me in because of my hair style?
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Speaker 5: Correct.
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Speaker 17: Yeah, if it doesn't align with a culture that... Jared,
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Speaker 17: they won't, I'm filming right now, but they won't let
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Speaker 17: me in because I have dreadlocks.
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Speaker 6: They won't? They won't let me in because.
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Speaker 17: I have dreadlocks. And they're trying to show.
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Speaker 5: Me that it's weird.
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Speaker 17: We have a cultural appropriation policy.
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Speaker 6: But this is recorded.
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Speaker 17: I just drove five hours to get here.
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Speaker 6: Also, like, even that language, I don't want used in the.
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Speaker 4: Venue as well.
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Speaker 5: Oh, my gosh.
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Speaker 15: So it's like.
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Speaker 3: Oh, man, pulling out the R word, that's messed up.
16:56
Speaker 3: But allow me to use this clip to point out
16:57
Speaker 3: that again, all of this outrage is manufactured by political radicals.
17:01
Speaker 3: Even people who are slightly right of Karl Marx don't
17:04
Speaker 3: like it. This is like a gay music festival or
17:06
Speaker 3: whatever with a sign that ironically says they have a
17:09
Speaker 3: zero tolerance policy for all forms of bigotry and oppressive behavior.
17:13
Speaker 3: So this dreadlock lady is probably on the left if
17:16
Speaker 3: she's going to an event like this.
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Speaker 17: Oh man, she R-worded again.
17:19
Speaker 18: What's wrong with her?
17:40
Speaker 3: Wait, what are the rules on this? Because I know
17:41
Speaker 3: if it was the N-word they were talking about, they
17:43
Speaker 3: wouldn't say the full word. They would just say the N-word.
17:46
Speaker 3: So why are they saying retard and not the R-word
17:48
Speaker 3: if it's so offensive?
17:49
Speaker 23: What if, like, somebody comes with braids.
17:52
Speaker 17: In their hair? That is not with their culture.
17:55
Speaker 1: If they are appropriating another culture, they will be asked
17:58
Speaker 1: to leave.
17:59
Speaker 17: I'm Native as well.
18:00
Speaker 19: It's totally unfair and I'm being discriminated against.
18:02
Speaker 2: So the Bern House is committed to creating an anti-race environment.
18:04
Speaker 4: This was made very carefully with the Black community.
18:08
Speaker 17: Out of space.
18:09
Speaker 3: That's hilarious because black girls appropriate white women's hair all
18:13
Speaker 3: the time. Seems like a very privileged and racist position
18:16
Speaker 3: to say that a white person can't do a thing
18:17
Speaker 3: that you're allowed to do because they were born the
18:19
Speaker 3: wrong skin color.
18:20
Speaker 23: Can I just say, literally this August, a white person
18:24
Speaker 23: said the N-word in front of me.
18:26
Speaker 2: Nobody cares.
18:27
Speaker 3: Black people say that word constantly. You can't be that
18:30
Speaker 3: offended by it. The only reason you're pretending to care
18:32
Speaker 3: is because you want to use it as a tool
18:34
Speaker 3: to unfairly gain power by playing the victim. Or, you
18:37
Speaker 3: want to use it to spread racial hatred of white people.
18:40
Speaker 3: I mean, how have these people skated by all these
18:42
Speaker 3: years without being called racist when they are very obviously
18:45
Speaker 3: extremely racist? Like, more racist than the average person. As
18:49
Speaker 3: for the white people from the Queer Music Festival, wait,
18:51
Speaker 3: isn't queer a slur? It definitely used to be a slur,
18:54
Speaker 3: so I don't see how they could be mad about
18:55
Speaker 3: that girl using the R-word. But these white people hate
18:58
Speaker 3: other white people so much that they have no idea
19:01
Speaker 3: of the obscene amounts of money that black women spend
19:03
Speaker 3: straightening their hair or buying wigs. to try and make
19:06
Speaker 3: it look like a white girl's hair.
19:07
Speaker 19: If you're offended by minorities talking about their lived experiences,
19:11
Speaker 19: you're the problem. If you're offended by women saying they're
19:14
Speaker 19: afraid of men, you're the problem.
19:15
Speaker 3: Someone needs to show this chick crime statistics and then
19:18
Speaker 3: ask her which men women are afraid of.
19:20
Speaker 2: Sorry, I'm not sorry.
19:21
Speaker 3: All these complainers need to get with the program or
19:23
Speaker 3: shut the fuck up. No one cares about your lived
19:26
Speaker 3: experiences or how it's okay for you to be a
19:28
Speaker 3: degenerate criminal who deserves reparations for shit that you didn't
19:31
Speaker 3: live through. In fact, I might say that some of
19:33
Speaker 3: these people's lived experiences are going to become quite uncomfortable
19:37
Speaker 3: when we start giving judges capital punishment for releasing people
19:39
Speaker 3: who have committed 25 felonies in a 10-year period out
19:43
Speaker 3: into polite society. And also, in my opinion, things are
19:46
Speaker 3: about to become real uncomfortable for the educators who have
19:49
Speaker 3: been pushing sexual deviancy onto children.
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Speaker 10: I'm a mom of two in Fairfax County. This is
19:54
Speaker 10: my oldest. And my husband and I have a difficult
20:00
Speaker 10: decision to make this fall as he is approaching preschool
20:04
Speaker 10: age and we are faced with the decision of whether
20:06
Speaker 10: or not we are going to put our child in
20:10
Speaker 10: public school system where Fairfax County has decided to move
20:15
Speaker 10: forward with instituting gender studies in elementary school.
20:21
Speaker 3: Yeah, throw them all in jail. From a technical standpoint,
20:23
Speaker 3: this is not pedophilia, but it's certainly adjacent, and unnecessarily
20:27
Speaker 3: teaching prepubescent kids sexual topics in school outside of basic
20:30
Speaker 3: biology should be a crime that lands you prison time
20:33
Speaker 3: or worse. There are not nearly enough teachers and school
20:36
Speaker 3: board members going to jail for this.
20:38
Speaker 10: Despite having done a study group, a focus group in
20:43
Speaker 10: the community to see if parents even wanted this. And
20:46
Speaker 10: when parents said no, the board voted 16 to 0
20:50
Speaker 10: and said we're moving forward anyways. This shows clearly that
20:55
Speaker 10: they see parents not as partners, but as an obstacle
20:59
Speaker 10: for their agenda.
21:01
Speaker 3: More evidence that this entire school board should be arrested.
21:04
Speaker 3: You don't think these types of people should be in
21:05
Speaker 3: prison or worse?
21:07
Speaker 2: Look at this.
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Speaker 9: So here's what I'm asking you.
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Speaker 20: You have a hard time hearing this from me, but
21:12
Speaker 20: this is for 10 years old and up, and this
21:16
Speaker 20: bill was passed for five-year-olds. And you have a hard
21:19
Speaker 20: time me sitting here telling you the words anal sex, masturbation.
21:23
Speaker 20: That's hard for you or the time's up?
21:25
Speaker 19: Because the time's not really up.
21:27
Speaker 23: I don't believe you, Mr.
21:28
Speaker 20: Wiley, that my time is up.
21:30
Speaker 3: Approved for five-year-olds. The fact that there is no sentencing
21:33
Speaker 3: for this stuff is ridiculous. More and more we hear
21:36
Speaker 3: stories like this next one because these sick fucks have
21:39
Speaker 3: been allowed to get away with it.
21:40
Speaker 21: In early May of 2021, my wife and I were
21:43
Speaker 21: asked by our daughter if she could attend Jenna Reap's
21:47
Speaker 21: after school anime club at Wellington Middle School. Knowing there's
21:50
Speaker 21: a lot of inappropriate anime, we reluctantly gave our permission
21:54
Speaker 21: trusting PSD to provide a safe age appropriate environment for
21:58
Speaker 21: our child.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't blame them.
22:00
Speaker 3: I love Japan, but anime has a lot of stuff
22:02
Speaker 3: in it that's inappropriate for middle schoolers. There's a reason
22:05
Speaker 3: why Toonami and four kids back in the 90s used
22:08
Speaker 3: to edit anime like crazy. Anyway, so after going to
22:11
Speaker 3: this anime club for middle schoolers, this guy's 12-year-old daughter
22:14
Speaker 3: tries to end her life. Up next is the conversation
22:17
Speaker 3: that follows him bringing this up.
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Speaker 21: Not a single PSD employee reached out to us to
22:23
Speaker 21: understand what in the PSD environment may have contributed to
22:26
Speaker 21: her decision to and her life. It wasn't until May
22:30
Speaker 21: of this year when Wellington Middle School made the news
22:33
Speaker 21: that we had a much better understanding of what had
22:35
Speaker 21: happened and realized that our experience was not an isolated incident.
22:40
Speaker 21: Anime Club was actually a club about gender and sex,
22:42
Speaker 21: and when we asked our daughter if she was ever
22:45
Speaker 21: told to lie to us about it, she said she
22:48
Speaker 21: was told that students didn't have to talk to anyone
22:51
Speaker 21: about what was being said in that room, and if
22:53
Speaker 21: parents asked, students didn't need to tell them. And it
22:56
Speaker 21: felt like a slap in the face to me to
22:59
Speaker 21: listen to Brian Kingsley and Kelby Benedict, the principal, through
23:02
Speaker 21: email and in person and video, that they fully support
23:06
Speaker 21: and encourage these organizations, organizations that they know bring with
23:10
Speaker 21: them a highly elevated suicide rate. When we met with Kelby,
23:15
Speaker 21: he told us, I am proud of the community that
23:17
Speaker 21: we've created in Wellington, a community that led to my
23:22
Speaker 21: daughter's decision to try and end her life. And when
23:25
Speaker 21: we shared our experience with Kelby, he told us that
23:28
Speaker 21: kids being invited to art club and anime club were
23:30
Speaker 21: just rumors, and then suggested our daughter was lying with
23:33
Speaker 21: regards to what Jenna Reap had told her about talking
23:37
Speaker 21: to parents.
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Speaker 3: Hey kids, let's talk about sexual topics. Make sure that
23:41
Speaker 3: you don't tell your parents what we're saying. It's our
23:43
Speaker 3: little secret. You see what I mean by pedo-adjacents? I mean,
23:47
Speaker 3: there are like a million stories of stuff like this.
23:49
Speaker 3: It literally happens all the time. And these people need
23:52
Speaker 3: to start getting arrested for doing this. Like, why did
23:54
Speaker 3: this next teacher only get fired?
23:56
Speaker 23: We are going to name this trans student Millie. Millie's
23:59
Speaker 23: parents have found out that Millie is going by Millie
24:01
Speaker 23: at school. Millie's parents are homophobic and transphobic and so
24:05
Speaker 23: they don't like that. Them being homophobic and transphobic does
24:08
Speaker 23: not make Millie not Millie. They are essentially torturing Millie
24:11
Speaker 23: at home because they don't like this. At this point,
24:14
Speaker 23: I'm going to let you know that the Department of
24:16
Speaker 23: Education for my state does not force people to call
24:19
Speaker 23: trans kids by their chosen names, but it does have
24:23
Speaker 23: it heavily recommended. I am very confused when the admin, Larry,
24:29
Speaker 23: sends out an email to all of the staff that
24:32
Speaker 23: have Millie. The email says that henceforth, they are only
24:36
Speaker 23: to be called Bob by all the teachers. And if
24:38
Speaker 23: they hear them saying anything to any of the other students,
24:40
Speaker 23: they need to correct them. And so when Millie came
24:42
Speaker 23: in that day, I took Millie aside and I was like, hey,
24:45
Speaker 23: I got an email today that said that you want.
24:48
Speaker 11: To go by Bob now. Is that true?
24:50
Speaker 23: And Millie just starts sobbing. Because no, Millie does not
24:54
Speaker 23: want to go by Bob now. Bob is the dead name.
24:56
Speaker 23: Millie is still Millie and wants to be called Millie.
24:58
Speaker 23: But the parents have contacted the school and Larry decided.
25:02
Speaker 5: That this was the best course of action.
25:05
Speaker 23: Yes, these events did 100% lead to me not being
25:09
Speaker 23: hired again at the end of the year.
25:10
Speaker 6: Worth it.
25:11
Speaker 3: Yeah, going around and gender confusing kids should be a crime.
25:14
Speaker 3: A light punishment for doing this secretly and against the
25:17
Speaker 3: wishes of the parents would be losing her job and
25:20
Speaker 3: losing her teaching license. Because remember what this leads to.
25:23
Speaker 3: For now, it's just a name change, but in a
25:25
Speaker 3: few years, it's medical and surgical intervention, which are decisions
25:28
Speaker 3: that lead to permanent outcomes that these kids may not
25:31
Speaker 3: want when they turn 25. Yet parents and doctors and
25:34
Speaker 3: school employees are making this decision for kids at like 13. Actually,
25:38
Speaker 3: that's not entirely accurate because oftentimes schools are gatewaying kids
25:41
Speaker 3: into this against parental consent or knowledge. And a lot
25:45
Speaker 3: of this comes from stupid ideology that some people have,
25:48
Speaker 3: that kids are just like tiny adults. And instead of
25:50
Speaker 3: being a stern parent and guiding them away from bad
25:53
Speaker 3: decisions that have negative consequences that they are too young
25:55
Speaker 3: to understand, every little whim should be listened to.
25:59
Speaker 18: What age do you think most trans kids determine that
26:01
Speaker 18: they're trans?
26:04
Speaker 1: Uh, Violet told us when she was one and a half.
26:08
Speaker 2: She's been telling us since she could speak.
26:11
Speaker 3: You've got to be kidding me. These parents are insane. What,
26:14
Speaker 3: he picked up a Barbie doll and now you decided
26:15
Speaker 3: that he needs cross-hormone therapy?
26:17
Speaker 8: If you like girl things, it means that you're actually
26:20
Speaker 8: a girl.
26:22
Speaker 2: That's right. So if you like gardening, you're a girl.
26:25
Speaker 8: If you like cooking, you're a girl. Why is it
26:27
Speaker 8: that every single, like, if gender is such a massive spectrum,
26:31
Speaker 8: then why is every kid that shows an interest in
26:33
Speaker 8: something that's feminine automatically trans? I like Sailor Moon. Does
26:38
Speaker 8: that make me a girl?
26:39
Speaker 15: Yeah, it is.
26:40
Speaker 8: Go talk to your doctor tomorrow and you should start
26:44
Speaker 8: your transition immediately.
26:46
Speaker 3: At this point, if the CPS wasn't so great at
26:48
Speaker 3: putting kids in situations that are worse than the ones
26:50
Speaker 3: they're being rescued from, then I would say that legal
26:53
Speaker 3: action should be taken against these parents for doing this
26:55
Speaker 3: to their one-year-old. So I don't think we can do
26:57
Speaker 3: anything on that front outside of maybe shaming them for
26:59
Speaker 3: doing this, but I do believe that we can make
27:01
Speaker 3: the lives of other people very uncomfortable for promoting this stuff.
27:05
Speaker 3: In recent months, my mind has changed on this very much.
27:08
Speaker 3: There's no talking to these people or reasoning with them
27:10
Speaker 3: or compromising. Their lives just need to be ruined until
27:13
Speaker 3: they step in line.
27:14
Speaker 15: There is no unity. with people who scream at children
27:18
Speaker 15: over their parents' politics. There is no unity with someone
27:21
Speaker 15: who lies about what Charlie Kirk said in order to
27:24
Speaker 15: excuse his murder. There is no unity with someone who
27:28
Speaker 15: harasses an innocent family the day after the father of
27:31
Speaker 15: that family lost a dear friend. There is no unity
27:35
Speaker 15: with the people who celebrate Charlie Kirk's assassination.
27:38
Speaker 2: We tried unity.
27:39
Speaker 3: We've been trying open debate and honest discussion with these
27:42
Speaker 3: people since, like, what, 2016?
27:44
Speaker 2: 2014?
27:45
Speaker 3: Not only have they mislabeled us as fascist Nazis, but
27:48
Speaker 3: they have ritually tried to assassinate political figures on our side,
27:52
Speaker 3: and when they succeeded, they all laughed and said, why
27:54
Speaker 3: not more? Oh, and it's not just Republicans like Charlie
27:57
Speaker 3: Kirk that they did this to. Remember, a Democrat, Melissa Hortman,
28:01
Speaker 3: was murdered by a radical leftist conveniently after she voted
28:04
Speaker 3: against healthcare for illegals. Make no mistake, these radicals will
28:08
Speaker 3: kill people on the left too for not being left enough. Now,
28:10
Speaker 3: going back to trans kids, I've shown this clip in
28:12
Speaker 3: two different videos already, but I think it's so disgusting,
28:15
Speaker 3: that it bears repeating considering that a month ago, the
28:18
Speaker 3: world changed.
28:19
Speaker 18: Dr.
28:19
Speaker 11: Olson had a decision. You are in the perfect place
28:23
Speaker 11: to start on blockers.
28:24
Speaker 5: And she promises to begin giving her estrogen, female hormones,
28:29
Speaker 5: in two years.
28:30
Speaker 11: Around 13.
28:30
Speaker 18: That's what I think.
28:34
Speaker 11: You're not going to wait until 16 to start. You
28:36
Speaker 11: know that, okay?
28:38
Speaker 3: Now, in the past, I might have said, isn't this
28:40
Speaker 3: so awful? We should talk to these people and show
28:42
Speaker 3: them the error of their ways. I'm not on that
28:45
Speaker 3: level anymore. This doctor should get life in prison, or worse.
28:48
Speaker 3: I see very little difference between sterilizing 13-year-olds and child molestation.
28:53
Speaker 3: And make no mistake, she very likely has given these
28:56
Speaker 3: recommendations to many kids. So let's do it. Let's change
28:59
Speaker 3: the laws and make it happen. People need to be
29:01
Speaker 3: criminally punished for medically transitioning kids. Why are we letting
29:05
Speaker 3: radical activists or teachers or psychologists or doctors tell parents
29:09
Speaker 3: that their kids will die if they don't go on HRT?
29:11
Speaker 3: That's not how this works, and if they want to
29:13
Speaker 3: say that it works like that, then allow me to
29:15
Speaker 3: remind everyone that they have no evidence that lack of
29:18
Speaker 3: gender-affirming care leads to suicidal ideation. I've looked through data
29:22
Speaker 3: that they've provided to argue their points in many different
29:24
Speaker 3: videos like this one, and to quickly summarize, their proof
29:28
Speaker 3: that not being affirmed leads to more suicide attempts is
29:30
Speaker 3: weak because there are other cofactors like homelessness and drug
29:33
Speaker 3: abuse that are far more prominent, and they've also failed
29:36
Speaker 3: to prove that gender-affirming care is an effective treatment because
29:40
Speaker 3: they don't test it against other therapies. And the one
29:42
Speaker 3: time I was provided a study where they did, gender-affirming
29:45
Speaker 3: care was shown to have no effect. Now, personally, I
29:48
Speaker 3: think adults can do whatever they want. You know, who
29:50
Speaker 3: am I to stop an adult who hires a plastic
29:52
Speaker 3: surgeon to turn themselves into an elf?
29:54
Speaker 2: But outside of.
29:55
Speaker 3: That, how about the people who throw this stuff at
29:57
Speaker 3: kids spend some time in prison? The evidence that these
30:00
Speaker 3: extremely invasive therapies improve the mental health of children or
30:03
Speaker 3: maintain any mental health benefit long term is basically non-existent.
30:07
Speaker 3: And keep in mind, they have spent the past 10
30:09
Speaker 3: years censoring and bullying and taking the jobs of anyone
30:13
Speaker 3: who says where's the data or tries to do honest research.
30:16
Speaker 3: So how about people start going to jail for doing
30:18
Speaker 3: this to kids? How about you at least lose your
30:20
Speaker 3: teaching license for making a secret anime club to teach
30:23
Speaker 3: gender ideology to middle schoolers behind their parents' back? How
30:27
Speaker 3: about these school boards who are putting inappropriate sexual material
30:30
Speaker 3: in front of elementary school kids against their parents' wishes?
30:32
Speaker 3: Get put in handcuffs. I don't think people are thinking
30:35
Speaker 3: downstream far enough. People should be more mad about this.
30:38
Speaker 3: Let's get back to this chick for a second.
30:40
Speaker 19: If you're offended by women saying they're afraid of men,
30:42
Speaker 19: you're the problem.
30:43
Speaker 3: Right, and why would you have to be afraid of men? Well,
30:46
Speaker 3: it's no secret that mental health issues cause criminality, and
30:49
Speaker 3: things like high rates of single motherhood or giving children
30:52
Speaker 3: life-altering surgeries at 13... have a really bad habit of
30:55
Speaker 3: giving people the kind of mental health issues that turn
30:57
Speaker 3: them into criminals. There's a reason why a number of
31:00
Speaker 3: these mass shooters are trans. Personally, I would like to
31:03
Speaker 3: live in a space where I'm not constantly worried that
31:05
Speaker 3: I'll be robbed or stabbed. You do know that there
31:07
Speaker 3: are other societies that don't have to deal with these
31:09
Speaker 3: types of problems, right? I would just like to further
31:12
Speaker 3: emphasize a point that I've already made in a prior video,
31:14
Speaker 3: because I went on a second trip to Japan after
31:16
Speaker 3: just going a month prior, and like I said before,
31:19
Speaker 3: it is uncanny to be able to just relax in
31:21
Speaker 3: public when you're out at night. It is uncanny to
31:23
Speaker 3: be able to walk away from your luggage that contains
31:25
Speaker 3: thousands of dollars of electronics and turn your back on
31:28
Speaker 3: it to look at a subway map because you know
31:30
Speaker 3: that no one's going to steal it. What do they
31:32
Speaker 3: call that, a high-trust society? Japan is also notorious for
31:36
Speaker 3: being clean despite having no trash cans anywhere. I mean,
31:39
Speaker 3: the trash can situation there is ridiculous. They, like, hide
31:41
Speaker 3: the trash cans from you. But despite that, the cities
31:44
Speaker 3: are still super clean. In fact, even the degenerates who
31:47
Speaker 3: litter have the courtesy to hide their empty cans in bushes.
31:50
Speaker 3: or line them up on windowsills, or even organize their
31:53
Speaker 3: litter in public walkways when a windowsill or a bush
31:56
Speaker 3: isn't available. Look how neat that is. I'll go even further,
31:59
Speaker 3: because this blew my mind. I've been listening to the
32:02
Speaker 3: Steve Jobs biography, so I wanted to go into an
32:04
Speaker 3: Apple store while I was in Japan, because there's talk
32:07
Speaker 3: about the design of the Apple stores in the book.
32:09
Speaker 3: When my friends and I got there, we noticed that
32:11
Speaker 3: not only do you have, as far as I saw,
32:13
Speaker 3: full access to all the features on the iPhones, But also,
32:17
Speaker 3: none of the phones were tethered to the desk, which
32:19
Speaker 3: means you can just pick the phone up and walk
32:21
Speaker 3: around with it. They can do that in Japan because
32:23
Speaker 3: no one steals. Or at least, theft is rare enough
32:26
Speaker 3: that Apple in Japan feels comfortable treating their customers like
32:29
Speaker 3: human beings, and not criminals. Why isn't America like that?
32:33
Speaker 3: We don't have to live in filthy cities or filthy
32:35
Speaker 3: communities that are full of criminals. There are other places
32:38
Speaker 3: in the world that have figured this out, and we
32:39
Speaker 3: can too. Though the sad part for Japan is that
32:42
Speaker 3: this is changing a bit. Here's a video that Oriental
32:45
Speaker 3: Pearl just released.
32:46
Speaker 17: Graffiti all over the wall. Somebody illegally dumped their household
32:53
Speaker 17: trash here. This has been here for weeks. There's even
32:57
Speaker 17: graffiti on the abandoned house. This isn't London. It's not
33:02
Speaker 17: New York.
33:03
Speaker 21: This is actually Tokyo, Japan.
33:06
Speaker 17: And then coming over here, every pole, everything, every little box,
33:11
Speaker 17: vending machines have graffiti on it. This is covered up.
33:22
Speaker 2: More free Palestine, retards.
33:23
Speaker 1: Of course.
33:24
Speaker 3: Like I've said before, I'm all for peace in the
33:26
Speaker 3: Middle East, but when you start engaging in terrorist acts
33:29
Speaker 3: or vandalism, I get a lot less accepting and a
33:32
Speaker 3: lot less sympathetic towards foreigners, especially when it's foreigners who
33:35
Speaker 3: screwed up their country and have come to ruin yours.
33:37
Speaker 2: But it turns out the people that are being invited into.
33:40
Speaker 8: Japan are actually not super grateful, and thank God for Japan,
33:43
Speaker 8: they have a secret weapon to combat this.
33:45
Speaker 5: Racism.
33:46
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, mass immigration isn't the only issue that's hurting Japan,
33:50
Speaker 3: as global events of the 2020s have caused the culture
33:53
Speaker 3: to degrade a bit.
33:54
Speaker 17: The graffiti just seems to be getting worse. I've seen
33:57
Speaker 17: this over the last few years. Especially around Corona, after Corona.
34:04
Speaker 17: Right after the pandemic, a lot of runaways from all
34:07
Speaker 17: across the country, even really young kids, middle school and
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Speaker 17: high school age, came and gathered here at Toyoko Kiroba.
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Speaker 17: So there were the Toyoko kids, the runaways from Japan,
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Speaker 17: all across the country that came to Shinjuku. They'd stay
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Speaker 17: in the manga cafes, they'd work, you know, not legal jobs.
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Speaker 17: during the daytime. And the same goes for this Okubo
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Speaker 17: Byouin right here behind me. This was insane. And I
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Speaker 17: had never seen anything like this in Japan before. Not
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Speaker 17: only the professional ladies of the night standing out here,
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Speaker 17: but also the amateurs. But you don't see them so
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Speaker 17: much anymore because it became so famous in Japan that
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Speaker 17: the police had to get involved and put a stop
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Speaker 17: to it.
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Speaker 2: Well, great.
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Speaker 3: It sounds like another bullying success story. Outside of that, yeah,
34:56
Speaker 3: a lot of people are hurting because of what was
34:58
Speaker 3: done during COVID. It's almost like worldwide lockdowns were done
35:01
Speaker 3: to purposefully throw people into poverty and increase crime. Now,
35:05
Speaker 3: as far as I'm aware, this kind of stuff in
35:06
Speaker 3: Japan is isolated to areas of Tokyo like Shibuya, Shinjuku,
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Speaker 3: and a part of Shinjuku called Kabukicho. I don't think
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Speaker 3: it's like a massive country-wide thing. Certainly, Kyoto is very clean. However,
35:17
Speaker 3: there was some drama around this video as Chris from
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Speaker 3: abroad in Japan went onto Facebook.
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Speaker 2: Who the hell still uses Facebook?
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Speaker 3: Chris went onto Facebook to say that Oriental Pearl was
35:26
Speaker 3: just drama farming, and these areas are actually fine. Personally,
35:29
Speaker 3: I've been to the areas that were mentioned twice in
35:31
Speaker 3: the past two months, and I have to say that
35:33
Speaker 3: there is a noticeable difference between them and other parts
35:36
Speaker 3: of Tokyo that are much safer. I mean, a friend
35:38
Speaker 3: and I definitely walked down an alleyway in Shinjuku on
35:41
Speaker 3: accident that we immediately wanted to leave, not to mention
35:44
Speaker 3: that I've been told unprompted by multiple Japanese teachers during
35:47
Speaker 3: lessons to be careful in these areas, especially at night.
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Speaker 21: So in this case, I don't think Oriental Power is
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Speaker 21: exaggerating or sensationalist seeing that much graffiti in Japan.
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Speaker 4: It's not usual.
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Speaker 16: So that corner is actually here. It was actually, it's
36:06
Speaker 16: actually getting worse 2023 versus now. So if her point
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Speaker 16: is like, oh yeah, Japan's getting more graffitis everywhere and
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Speaker 16: trash everywhere. Yeah, I didn't know about this myself. It
36:19
Speaker 16: seems like she's actually true.
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Speaker 3: I do think that this is a problem, at least
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Speaker 3: in those areas. And just because an area was worse
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Speaker 3: before doesn't mean that it can't still be improved. Along
36:29
Speaker 3: with that, if you ignore it, then it will get
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Speaker 3: worse and spread to other places. So personally, I think
36:34
Speaker 3: a less tolerant attitude towards crime instead of saying, come on, guys,
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Speaker 3: it's not that bad, is more appropriate.
36:41
Speaker 2: As for the West, I'm tired of it. I'm fatigued.
36:43
Speaker 3: I'm tired of all the crime. We are way too
36:46
Speaker 3: tolerant of criminals. So how about we start putting up boundaries?
36:49
Speaker 3: How about we stop putting up with all this bad behavior?
36:51
Speaker 3: Because the more that we allow this stuff to continue,
36:54
Speaker 3: the more it will morph us into bad people. Now,
36:56
Speaker 3: this next thing is about relationships, but I think it
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Speaker 3: heavily applies.
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Speaker 22: I cannot tell you how much bitterness and resentment you
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Speaker 22: will build up as a man if you do everything
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Speaker 22: for your woman and you get nothing in return. And guys,
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Speaker 22: I'm not going to lie. it will turn you into
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Speaker 22: a monster. You can be the best man on earth,
37:20
Speaker 22: but if you have an ungrateful partner, it will turn
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Speaker 22: you into a fucking monster, bro.
37:27
Speaker 2: He's right.
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Speaker 3: If you get intimately involved with bad people, they will
37:30
Speaker 3: turn you into a monster long before you get anywhere
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Speaker 3: close to fixing them. Some people cannot be reformed, and
37:35
Speaker 3: the ones who can be reformed will only make changes
37:38
Speaker 3: when they're socially ostracized or experience extremely negative consequences. So
37:42
Speaker 3: if you're suffering because you're around bad people, then know
37:45
Speaker 3: that you don't have to live like this. You don't
37:47
Speaker 3: have to be in a relationship with a crazy person,
37:50
Speaker 3: and we don't have to live in a society where
37:51
Speaker 3: people call us racist as they try to turn our
37:53
Speaker 3: kids into sexual deviants who hate their parents. And it's
37:57
Speaker 3: not that hard. If you want to send these people
37:58
Speaker 3: into a spiral, then just tell them that there are
38:00
Speaker 3: only two genders. But if someone keeps trying to ruin
38:03
Speaker 3: your life, stop talking to them. The more you put
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Speaker 3: up with them, the more you'll degrade yourself. If someone
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Speaker 3: commits a horrendous crime, then make sure they go to jail.
38:11
Speaker 2: And last... Don't be appeased by bullshit.
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Speaker 3: Bullshit like good old politicians creating cashless bail reform because
38:17
Speaker 3: Irina Zarutskaya got stabbed on a train. I mean, sure,
38:20
Speaker 3: that's all well and good, and this AI summary seems
38:23
Speaker 3: to show some things that I.
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Speaker 2: Like, but that's not what we asked for.
38:26
Speaker 3: I could have sworn what people requested was life imprisonment
38:29
Speaker 3: or capital punishment to the activist judges who keep releasing
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Speaker 3: these career-violent criminals into polite society. That'll stop this shit
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Speaker 3: real fast. I don't want dumb cashless bail reform as
38:39
Speaker 3: a consolation prize. I want these evil activist judges who
38:43
Speaker 3: let that girl get stabbed to be dealt with. What
38:45
Speaker 3: needs to happen as a society is that we all
38:47
Speaker 3: need to assert boundaries and not back down until actual
38:50
Speaker 3: justice has been served. That's what will fix these problems. Anyway,
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Speaker 3: you in the next video.