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Karen or Troll · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for our American mama. Dear mama, did you see
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  the video of the woman demanding that a father not dressed his daughter in pink?
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  Is it real or is it trolling? Well, let's ask our American
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  mama. Mama Mama, and joining us now our American mama, Terry Nederville.
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  This was a video posted on Instagram. It's labeled from official mister Charles
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  with a Z, but I think it came from someone else before him.
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  This has now been spread and now clown World's picked it up and now it's
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  gone viral. Here there's a woman who apparently comes up to a man's door
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  to shame him for how he dresses his two year old daughter. To listen,
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  come to my house to complain about my baby wearing pink. I was
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  just asking, really, why you keep putting her in pink and not other
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  colors? Well, traditionally girls often wear pink. Well, I think you're
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  fine. That was back in the day. I don't think it's today.
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  I think you can wear any color you want. Now one day you can.
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  She she just she doesn't. She she has over like clothes as well,
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  but her very color is pink. Well, I've only ever seen her
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  in pink, and I think that's not allowing her to have freedom of what
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  freedom wants to be. She's a baby, baby, she's baby, she's
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  too she looks a lot older than that to me. But anyway, and
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  it keeps going, and she says, well, this one day, this
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  girl may grow up and be, you know, transgender, and you've hurt
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  her by not letting, by only forcing her to wear but we're in Yeah.
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  She even brings up her own past and says, my mom, you
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  know I was I was a tomboy. My mom dressed me up in pink,
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  and that hurt me. I mean, what is happening? Who the
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  hell are you lady? It's that's no wait, that's the that's the central
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  question for me. Who is this? Is this real? Or is this
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  a troll? I don't I don't know. I can't get to the bottom
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  of I can't prove one way or the other part of me is like I
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  could absolutely see it being real simply because of the way the left acts.
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  Sometimes if it's a troll, it's a really good one. Well, if
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  it's a troll, she earned an oscar because she went on and on and
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  on and and he was like this, you know, this is my child.
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  And then he said, well, your classes are pink, and she
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  said their mom these are mom These are not picked like she was so against.
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  And and then she looks at she could the inside is blue. The
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  inside's blue, right, And that would have been like a spontaneous even if
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  they're making it up, that would have been a spontaneous moment just the way
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  that it didn't look scripted. Also, for the record, the little girl's
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  wearing yellow. Yeah, he said, she's wearing yellow today, and she's
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  well, she's normally wearing pink. It is to me this is the Karen
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  world that we're living in. And I feel sorry for all of my friends
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  named Karen because it's so unfair that your name has to be equated to that
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  high school friends. I know, sweet, I know, but anyway,
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  it is it. We have family members that are they feel emboldened to share
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  their feelings about how we should parent. I would never ever look at another
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  parent and tell them, hey, I'm really I'm not sure why that you
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  think it's okay to put fairy wings on your child. I don't if I
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  don't think that's really I don't think that's gonna be faverty. I would never
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  do that. I don't understand it, right. I don't think it's good
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  for him. I don't think you'll like those pictures one day, and but
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  that is your choice as a parent. You're a lot of times this is
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  what I think, Steven, If I'm just gonna be completely honest. A
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  lot of the new parents, a lot of these parents, especially on the
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  left, this is kind of like a social contagion. It is virtue signaling
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  at a special They almost want their big kids to be transgender so they can
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  fit in with this woke crowd that is feel so emboldened to tell us that
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  we should, you know, teach her children to be more fluid with their
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  sexuality at three. It's interesting what Bill Maher is actually talking about, that
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  that that this is a social contagient thing. You said, Look, if
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  transgenderism is biological, why is it regional? Why is it's more likely to
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  happen in California than it is in Ohio? Right? That is so spot
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  on, because I agree with you, it is about culture. It doesn't
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  feel natural. It doesn't feel natural. And the reason that like this Karen
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  that went up to her neighbor and suggested that he should put her in different
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  colors. The reason that she felt so compelled and emboldened to do that is
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  because you can see on you know, TV, on social media platforms,
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  this is celebrated by the left, like I saw recently at the met gala.
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  Who's the one Gabrielle Union. She's married to Dwayne Wade, the basketball
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  star, that he has a son who wants to be a girl. His
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  ex wife took him to court because she wanted him to not have any kind
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  of surgery till he was eighteen, and yet he won in California court.
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  He you know, Dwyane Wade won. So this kid who still likes girls
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  is able to transition to be a transgender. So it's one of those things
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  where she gets off the met Gala and she says, we moved from Florida
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  because we we're scared, right, we want to be able to stay gay.
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  Nobody said you can't say gay. Nobody says you can't be gay.
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  We have tons of gay friends. We love our gay friends. What are
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  you talking about? Actually, it's the left who says you can't say gay,
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  because we used to say things were gay all the time, and they're
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  like, oh no, you can't say right right right, Well, she's
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  actually playing upon that bill. That's not even real, they said. They
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  completely change the word in the verbiage of the bill. But then she goes
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  on to say, I want to take her family where they're safe, where
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  they could, where my son can be who he's meant to be. Where.
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  No, what you're doing is virtue, sieglind You're trying to be the
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