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A 'non-binary' TikTok streamer gets called racist (for telling the truth!) · NORMAL GAYS Podcast

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  There's people that go online and then just.
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  Make up about people. But you know what also is
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  terrible? The.
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  People who make up bad people with literally 0 evidence and
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  then spread that without doing their own research.
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  Both kinds of people are. Terrible people.
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  You know what I believe in non binary now.
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  It was such an amazing crash out I thought.
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  She's a white woman who likes to portray herself as an activist.
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  White people are not your friends.
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  We know this, it was written in the book.
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  It's just accepted in young circles to be like, openly
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  racist now, on both ends. If you believe, as many people
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  have stated, that I'm just another fake white queer that
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  likes to live out rather than meaningfully critique the evils
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  of white supremacy and capitalism, I disagree with you,
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  but I accept that I can't change your mind.
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  So how do you think that apology went over?
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  Hey guys, welcome back to NORMAL GAZE, where we take on insanity.
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  I'm Brad Palumbo here with Clarkson Lawson.
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  I haven't recovered. Yeah, he hasn't recovered.
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  To in between videos, video that actually like bothered.
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  You deeply and like Clarks is not getting anything because
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  That's not allowed. Yeah, it's.
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  Illegal so you would never. Anyway, we're going to talk
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  about some employed people stuff today which is a non binary
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  streamer facing racism allegations and then issuing an
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  apology and then an apology to the apology after being educated
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  by POC. All right, so it's just another
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  day that ends in Y on this channel.
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  This one is like, particularly of all the topics we cover,
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  particularly stupid. Like there's so many layers.
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  To it. Wow I'm so shocked.
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  A non binary. Streamer YouTube.
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  No, I'm saying like a non binary normal gaze video is
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  particularly stupid. This one actually has very
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  little to do with the person being non binary other than.
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  As some intersection there, yeah.
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  Some intersectionality. Apparently Twitter thinks that
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  we don't know what intersectionality means, which.
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  Which I pointed out. It's like, no, I know what it
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  means. I was we just reject.
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  It I was educated in all of this very deeply in college, and I
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  just think it's bullshit. Yes, It's not that.
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  I don't know how. Unless I believe in
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  intersectionality when we're talking about non binary people.
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  What? But that's still not
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  intersectionality. That's just.
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  I know, I'm just yapping. OK.
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  I mean, yeah, I it's not even that I don't believe in it.
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  I just don't think it's a useful tool to analyze any of that.
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  Correct, it's not. It's not definitive I.
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  Think it's simultaneously true and meaningless because the I.
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  The core idea of intersectionality is that like
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  you're intersecting, identities all interact with each other and
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  define the level of depression you experience.
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  So their idea is that being black and being a woman is not
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  the same thing as being a black woman.
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  Well, it just leaves out a ton of other variables that affect
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  personal circumstance. That none of these variables
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  actually tell you anything about any individual, because within
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  the spectrum of a black woman or a black person or a gay person
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  is so much variation in experience that it's almost
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  meaningless to actually. Unless you flip it on its head
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  and the amount of different identities that are.
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  Just all things that are in your individuality.
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  Well I mean I'm just thinking with non binary people it might
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  not determine the level of oppression, but it might
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  determine the level of stupid so.
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  Anyway, this is a a a a a streamer named Funky Frogbait
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  who is apparently very popular on YouTube and I'm not. 2
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  million followers. 3,000,000 on I can't.
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  See Wow and. Actually, we're gonna support
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  this person at first. Wait till you see the.
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  Crash out speaking for yourself. You're going to like her crash
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  out though. OK, so the context is she's
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  streaming and someone mentioned some other person and just they
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  all start spamming that that person's a racist and then this
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  is how the streamer responds. Let's watch Goose.
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  Words is a racist bad news. Literally, y'all made that up.
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  Y'all made that up. Shut the fuck up.
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  I I I'm sorry I have to take the second for that.
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  Y'all literally will go online and you will.
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  There's two different types of people, right?
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  There's people that go online and then just make up.
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  About people. But you know what also is
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  terrible? People.
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  See the people who make up bad people with literally 0 evidence
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  and then spread that without doing their own research.
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  Both types of people are terrible people.
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  If you go online and you see a random unverified rumor about a
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  creator, which this has happened to me.
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  Countless times, which is. Why it pisses me off so bad And
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  you immediately just start spreading that all over the
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  yeah, did you hear it? They were racist.
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  Did you hear it? They're actually transphobic.
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  Did you hear they're actually homophobic?
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  For me, to a fan in public, you are just as bad as the person
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  who made-up that because you have the the basic, the basic
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  ethical requirement to just make sure something insane and awful
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  that you're saying about a person is true before you start
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  spreading that. So you are just as bad as the
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  person who made that up if you just spread it without that.
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  I mean true. There is literally no evidence
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  that they were racist. Literally not.
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  That's just, it's something that people are making up and
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  spreading all over the place because why go after people that
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  are openly racist, openly homophobic, openly?
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  Transphobic. Like violent.
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  Fun and satisfying there's so much blood in the water when you
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  can find someone who is actually just trying to be a decent
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  person, but then plot twist hot take they're actually bad see
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  that's so much more fun right it's so much more fun to like
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  try to dig up dirt on someone who's.
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  Like. Making genuinely good art or
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  donating to a bunch. Of really important causes or.
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  Trying to raise awareness about like really important.
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  Social justice issues it's way. More fun to ruin those people's
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  lives than the. People who are actually openly.
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  Awful, disgusting people, right? Oh, the blood, the water just
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  tastes so much better when we do it to those people, right?
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  Because I get so many more views when I talk about when.
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  Because when people see that I'm talking about a person they like
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  that's actually secretly evil, I get way more views than if I
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  actually try to hold people accountable.
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  Who are openly. And obviously being bigoted and
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  nasty. Yeah.
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  Please please. It missed me with that.
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  I'm so over it. I'm so over.
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  It's not in cancel culture anymore.
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  It's literally. Shark circling in the water and
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  immediately going into feeding frenzy the moment the moment a
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  drop of blood touches breaks the surface tension of the waves
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  immediately feeding. Frenzy 100%.
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  Docks that docks their families ruin their lives.
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  Cut off their income. Spam in their comment sections
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  ruin their lives. I'm over it.
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  I'm so. Over it.
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  You know what I believe in non binary now.
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  No, I still don't, but. I'm going to call they they.
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  We don't have to support delusion just because she
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  cooked. Once I.
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  You know what? I.
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  I love to see. I love to see when there's this
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  rare glimpse of like creators that have a very woke audience
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  where they break. They break to many.
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  Of them for like 2 seconds and they're like, you know what, I'm
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  going to speak the truth. This is how I feel.
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  But they always back down and. Narrator.
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  Now back to today's show. No she said she she should be on
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  normal gaze. She's a normal non binary based
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  off of that. Monologue No, I it was such an
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  amazing crash out, I thought. But of course, this crash out in
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  the eyes of TikTok is is is proof that she's racist and
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  dangerous as a white queer. And This is why white queer
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  people are dangerous. I should have looked at her skin
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  color and then I would have known, you know?
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  You want to watch the first racism allegation?
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  There's multiple. Yeah, roll the clip.
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  That asked me preparing for this was just if.
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  But the annoying thing about this or I guess it's not even
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  annoying, it's just depressing, is that this seems like the kind
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  of drama where it would just be, you know, videos with like 100
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  likes. No, these videos had 50K likes,
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  100K likes. Like this 200K likes.
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  This was actually a serious thing people were talking about
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  on TikTok, and I think it's because they have no control
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  over the actual important things that are happening in society,
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  so they choose to obsess over random minutiae.
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  But it's like, it's people's lives and it's how.
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  Young people, too. Should not be entertainment.
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  Yeah, but it's mostly, it's mostly young people on TikTok,
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  we would say. Especially the this person's
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  audience is a lot of the percentage of this person's
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  audience that has a fully performed prefrontal cortex is
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  like single digits. Guarantee, I mean most of this
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  content nobody people with jobs don't really have the time to
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  watch streamers and you know. OK, I'm actually going to ask
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  our editor to blur the face of this next person because I'm
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  almost confident she's a minor. So blur the oh, blur the video.
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  But this will give you an idea of the what people are
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  complaining, OK. Of course Funky Frog Bait is a
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  racist. She's a white woman who likes to
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  portray herself as an activist. Don't mind the face mask.
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  This is skin care for me. I just got from school.
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  But come on, Chad. We've seen this time and time
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  again. White people are not your
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  friends. We I know this.
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  It was written in the book. What book?
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  Oh I hate that she's. Young, yeah, but it won't say
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  anything negative about the person.
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  We'll just criticize. Well, I just think that it's
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  become like, I hate that. I don't know.
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  It's just accepted in young circles to be like, openly
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  racist now on both ends, like like.
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  The woke end cause the. Lesson from.
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  There was basically like don't trust.
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  White people. But no, it is on like on the
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  other end too. Like young boys are very racist
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  too. Name just like jokes no?
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  Like they're dead ass and and social media is just making it
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  like, OK, cool. Because you have to generalize
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  on social media when when talking about any groups of
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  people. It's like kind of like the the
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  key to social media is to generalize and piss off a group
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  of people and have another group of people agree with you.
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  Because then you have these two swaths of an audience that are
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  interacting with your post. Once pissed off once it 1 is
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  like oh they said it out loud. Also on Twitter.
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  Yeah. And then you get a bunch of
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  clicks and I think it's kind of like.
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  So the comments on this was interesting.
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  So the first comment was from another person that said, by the
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  way, funky Frog Bay is is non binary.
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  Like imagine being a non binary, a trans and queer person in
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  general, let alone in the US are right now and also being racist.
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  Question mark, question mark. Like how are you going to be in
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  a marginalized that's misspelled community and hating on a
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  different marginalized community?
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  It just doesn't make sense to me. 2.25 K likes. 22.5 K. 22.5
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  K. 22.5 K that is clearly a child.
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  I don't think it is. This is this proves my point.
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  OK, children have been dictating cultural conversations on social
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  media and I don't think we realized it in peak 2020 because
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  that's when like the young, younger crowd, like older people
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  weren't, aren't really on. So now they are like now as we
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  age, older people are on social media.
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  But like before, when we were on it, we were in our like teen
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  years and dumb old people weren't on it to like check
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  young people. So it's it's literally just been
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  like people taking young people's opinions as valid.
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  I think if they end up actually banning social media for like
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  under sixteens or under 18. Conversation will change
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  completely. Instant World Peace.
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  Yeah, Woke will be gone. No, unfortunately not, but.
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  Mostly the audiences will be the 22.5 K.
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  A lot of them might be gone, Yeah.
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  I think on TikTok in particular the work skews young.
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  OK next comment bro. Funky frogbait uses they then
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  pronouns and I'm pretty sure they identify as non binary.
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  Yeah, they're racist, but that doesn't mean you can misgender.
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  Oh God, Oh my God. Original creator who we're
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  blurring the minor called the person she oh. 00.
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  Oh, it's woke versus woke. Oh God, wait, honestly that
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  first comment they said something go up there was
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  something I wanted to imagine being oh non binary a trans and
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  queer person in general. Non binary people aren't trans.
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  OK. But we've been, we've covered
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  this so many times. We're not, I know, but.
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  It's like if there's any of the younger audience, which I hope
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  you guys don't watch us not binary and trans are not the
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  same thing so. Sure, Yeah.
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  Have you ever seen the clip of Blair where she's.
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  On, but you're not. Trans.
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  Yeah, she's on some Vice media debate or whatever.
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  Jubilee. No, it wasn't.
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  It was VICE. Back when vice used.
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  To do those panels, yeah. And the she's like, I forget
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  that I I don't want to misquote it, but there's a non binary and
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  she's like, you're invalidating my today.
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  And she's like, yes. I am, yeah.
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  Because you're not trans and. You're not trans.
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  And then the moderator stops. It's like.
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  Are you OK? Yeah.
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  And she's like, I'm OK. I think you're the one that said
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  that I was erasing you as trans. I I am like, you're not trans.
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  Like there's a medical definition of being a
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  transsexual. Jamie, how are you doing?
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  I'm OK. You OK?
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  Yeah. Do you feel like?
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  Talking. You don't have to.
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  Oh my God, do you want to talk? Right now or they're like, I'm
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  OK, no, no. Okay, all right, Do you want to
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  watch her first apology video, which was slightly based?
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  Yeah, okay. We will.
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  I mean, do I have a choice? No.
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  Your consent doesn't matter here.
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  No, that's what my boyfriend says to me at home.
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  Every single time I have made any attempt to address a
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  negative reaction to something I have said, it has immediately
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  resulted in far worse backlash. I am, in every single possible
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  way, incentivized to do nothing right now.
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  Everything about this statement will be scrutinized and insulted
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  for my tone of voice, the fact I'm reading from something I
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  wrote beforehand, the way I look, my choice of wording, even
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  the length of the video itself I've been.
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  On. The Internet for a long time.
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  I know how this works, but there's something about
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  thousands of people calling you a racist that really cannot go
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  unacknowledged. I'm not gonna cry on camera or
• 14:57
  bring out a ukulele. If you still think I'm a racist
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  after watching this video, it is not my place to tell you
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  otherwise. I'm just going to tell you
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  exactly what happened and address the accusations against
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  me. After this, I will continue to
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  upload my content as usual because I will have nothing more
• 15:11
  to say about this. Whether or not Goose Works's
• 15:13
  more recent statements show sufficient personal growth to
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  ethically consume her content seems to be a very hotly
• 15:19
  contested question right now. It's an easy question for me.
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  I already wasn't and don't see myself doing so in the future.
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  In the moment while streaming. Based on the information I had,
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  I shut down the chatters who were making these accusations.
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  I assumed this was just more extreme behavior stemming from
• 15:34
  the episode leak. I'm sorry for how aggressive
• 15:36
  this response was. It made me very upset because it
• 15:39
  touched on something that had been weighing on me for a while.
• 15:42
  That harassment campaigns online under the guise of
• 15:44
  accountability have gotten out of control.
• 15:46
  That these harassment campaigns often spread misinformation.
• 15:49
  That the purpose of these. Call outs.
• 15:50
  Or cancellations or whatever you want to call them is often not
• 15:54
  effective at actually preventing harm, but it is very effective
• 15:57
  at finding a righteous justification for doing harm to
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  someone else. The irony was that only a few.
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  Hours later. Videos accusing me of being a
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  racist were getting thousands of likes.
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  If you, after hearing the facts about what happened, choose to
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  still believe that I'm a racist. That makes me.
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  Horribly sad, but I can't do anything about it if you
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  believe, as many people have stated, that I'm just another
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  fake white queer that likes to live out rather than
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  meaningfully critique the evils of white supremacy and
• 16:26
  capitalism. I disagree with you, but I
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  accept that I can't change your mind.
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  So how do you think that apology went over?
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  I love how she started it out saying like, I know this is
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  going to happen, like she's fully aware, but then now she's
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  going to make another apology. I mean.
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  I fear, I fear we all know where this is going.
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  The evils of white supremacy and capitalism.
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  Girls, shut the fuck up. I mean, I mean white supremacy
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  is evil, but like. Yeah, but like, I love how they
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  just like intrinsically tie it to capitalism as if like this.
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  Conversation has anything to do with.
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  It capitalism hasn't lifted millions of people out of.
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  Poverty. OK, so let's see how the
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  responses are going over. OK, Response to apology video #1
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  we're going to watch. And they're very gracious,
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  they're loving, they're accepting.
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  As always, especially on the other end, people who are known
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  for their humanity and. Their fan base.
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  It's only a matter of. Time.
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  This is why I started out as an evil, because nobody follows me
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  and expects me to be nice and now I can say.
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  Occasionally they're pleasantly. I do an Asian accent and nobody
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  says. Anything.
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  I don't imagine the fish they get cancelled for and then the
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  things that we all do and don't get any.
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  Because it's really like, who do you want the?
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  Audience you cultivate. Yeah, and I don't care if you're
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  stupid and you think I'm a racist for like making a a joke
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  that has nothing to do with racism, then.
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  And by all means, believe I'm a racist.
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  Yes, and and there's no, none of these like spineless
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  corporations like like behind a love island or something that
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  are so afraid of what people are saying because we when in when
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  you're a content creator who owns your own business and
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  channel and platform, who cares? Host Mad.
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  Yeah, I mean, whatever. All right.
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  Oh my God. You're going to react.
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  We're going to react to another. Person, probably another child.
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  Well, then we'll blur the face. Yeah, but this is another person
• 18:18
  commenting on the apology video. Let's watch.
• 18:20
  I honestly think Funky Frog Bait's apology video was one of
• 18:24
  the worst ones I've seen in a very long time.
• 18:26
  Not only was that whole rant at the beginning of the video, in
• 18:29
  my opinion, blatantly manipulative, but it also gives
• 18:32
  people so much room to completely discredit other
• 18:35
  people's criticisms. Again, in my opinion, the entire
• 18:38
  video just seemed like a subtle way to pass blame on to other
• 18:41
  people. From that rant at the beginning,
• 18:44
  to claiming that people trying to educate them or spamming
• 18:47
  their comments. And from 1 white person to
• 18:50
  another, you don't have any room to question accusations of
• 18:55
  racism, especially in the manner that you did.
• 18:58
  And while yes, I do agree that sometimes it can be
• 19:01
  irresponsible to just blindly go along with accusations like
• 19:04
  that, as a white person you should not be getting angry at
• 19:10
  people trying to bring these accusations to light instead of
• 19:13
  asking For more information or clarity on the situation.
• 19:17
  They immediately shut everybody down and treated everything that
• 19:20
  they were saying is false, which I just think shows the racism
• 19:25
  that they have that they have yet to unpack.
• 19:27
  And when I watched their apology video and really tried to
• 19:30
  analyze what they were saying, it really just seemed like they
• 19:33
  were blaming people for getting them into the situation instead
• 19:37
  of blaming for themselves for saying something racist.
• 19:40
  Remember the racist thing that was said was that ramp we
• 19:44
  watched the beginning where they were spamming in the chat.
• 19:46
  So and so is racist and the persons, of course, not actually
• 19:49
  racist. And then they're they're saying
• 19:52
  that her as a white person or they as a white person.
• 19:54
  Denying others PO CS accusations of racism in and of itself is
• 20:00
  racism. This is like everything a black
• 20:06
  person says is correct and true all the time.
• 20:09
  That's what they want you to say.
• 20:12
  These are stupid and they come in all colors.
• 20:15
  OK, if you think me as a white person is going to listen to
• 20:19
  another person regardless of their skin color, call me
• 20:22
  something that I'm not an I can't question it.
• 20:25
  Because of my skin color. No, you're stupid like I don't.
• 20:29
  I also it would be racist. What is actually racist is what
• 20:33
  this person is asking for, because they're asking you to
• 20:36
  infantilize black people to a level where you can't question
• 20:40
  them. You can't even, you can't even
• 20:42
  look at them as your intellectual equal.
• 20:44
  You have to assume that there is some type of dynamic that
• 20:48
  automatically makes them correct and that is treating them
• 20:50
  differently because of their race.
• 20:51
  I'm sorry, if you're black, you get the smoke just like white
• 20:54
  people do. That's how it works here, and
• 20:57
  that's on equality. Well the other thing too is
• 21:02
  their logic acts like there's just one black person, like 1
• 21:06
  singular black. Person.
• 21:07
  Yeah, as if there's no other black.
• 21:08
  People as if there's like not a lot of black people who would
• 21:11
  look at the situation say no, she's not racist.
• 21:14
  You know, it's like as if there's like 1 black
• 21:16
  perspective. You have to just.
• 21:17
  Accept well, they they're acting as if a subjective, anecdotal
• 21:22
  experience automatically is correct and they.
• 21:24
  Are like literally it's absolutely not.
• 21:27
  But if if they just had like one gear turning in their brain,
• 21:30
  they're they would realize that there is more than one
• 21:33
  experience and both sometimes both of those things can't be
• 21:36
  true at the same time. Period.
• 21:38
  All right, let's watch one other negative response to the
• 21:41
  apology. Oh.
• 21:42
  My God. This one's kind of funny, but
• 21:46
  we're again, we'll blur the face because.
• 21:49
  Yeah. Yeah, we got 3.
• 21:52
  I got to stop crashing out on minors let.
• 21:56
  Me just say this if I ever got used of being a racist or
• 21:58
  defending a racist and I quote UN quote didn't know I was
• 22:00
  defending a racist. The first thing I would do is
• 22:02
  get online and apologizing for unknowingly defending a racist
• 22:05
  and unknowingly spewing micro aggressions.
• 22:07
  The first thing I wouldn't say in my video is please feel bad
• 22:10
  for me because every single time I post an apology video people
• 22:12
  always misconstruct it and you it's like they went on a rant
• 22:14
  for like 20 seconds. Mind you I don't even know who
• 22:16
  this person is so this was like my first ever impression.
• 22:18
  It just seemed like a whole nothing burger to me.
• 22:20
  Like their response it seemed like I just want to get this
• 22:23
  over with please let me resume my normal content and please buy
• 22:26
  my stuff. That's pretty much all I got
• 22:27
  from it. No, like actual remorse.
• 22:29
  No, I'm sorry. You know, I don't even know who
• 22:31
  this person is yet I have decided to make a TikTok calling
• 22:35
  them a racist. I have done no research, but I'm
• 22:39
  going to make a TikTok talking about how this creator needs to
• 22:43
  do research before posting about it.
• 22:45
  But I'm going to do no research. Before posting.
• 22:48
  About this creator What? What are teenagers doing?
• 22:55
  I Oh God, This is why in Clarkistan they would be banned.
• 22:58
  What? Do you mean where are the adults
• 23:00
  going to come from? The teen no teenagers when from
• 23:03
  social media. Oh, I thought you meant just
• 23:04
  teenagers. Because teenagers have way too
• 23:07
  much power over what we are talking about right now, and
• 23:10
  teenagers are inherently stupid. OK, all right, now we're going
• 23:15
  to watch her grovel. And you know what's even more
• 23:19
  stupid? Being an adult apologizing to
• 23:22
  teenagers online. Correct.
• 23:25
  I yes, completely correct. But she did decide to cave to
• 23:29
  the teenagers with anime profile pictures.
• 23:33
  Oh. My God.
• 23:36
  I'm doing the Lord's work with my research.
• 23:37
  Buckling up. Hey guys, my mistake I'm.
• 23:42
  Going to start over? We're going to.
• 23:44
  Start off with I'm sorry. I genuinely thought the reason
• 23:46
  that people were upset at me was because they thought that Goose
• 23:48
  Works and me were like this and I defended all of their actions
• 23:51
  and thought they were just the best person ever.
• 23:52
  So my focus in my statement was just trying to go through
• 23:55
  exhaustive detail of everything that happened exactly as it
• 23:58
  happened so that the people that were asking all of these
• 24:00
  questions would get the answers that I thought they wanted.
• 24:03
  That's why my statement came off so robotic and unfeeling because
• 24:06
  I thought that kind of exact intellectual breakdown was what
• 24:09
  people expected of me. Now I understand that this
• 24:11
  actually had nothing to do with Goose Works at all and just more
• 24:13
  my immediate knee jerk reaction to an accusation of racism.
• 24:16
  There are so many people who have since gone online and gone
• 24:18
  through my apology explaining why it's bad.
• 24:20
  There was even somebody who used me to critique my own apology.
• 24:23
  So yeah, I was a massive hypocrite.
• 24:25
  I made the black people in my audience feel horribly
• 24:27
  uncomfortable and I'm so sorry for that.
• 24:29
  So in conclusion, the Funky Frog Bay community is not a safe
• 24:31
  place for racist and I'm going to try to be more responsible
• 24:34
  with my platform from here on out.
• 24:37
  Well, The thing is, is she probably is a hypocrite because
• 24:40
  she probably preaches the same thing that these people are
• 24:43
  saying about her. So you, you are a hypocrite in
• 24:46
  this instance, most likely. But that doesn't mean you need
• 24:49
  to go back to what made you like to the to the belief that this.
• 24:52
  Was an opportunity for growth. You could fail, used your brain
• 24:56
  a bit and realized that what you were preaching before was wrong,
• 25:00
  but instead you're now just apologizing again.
• 25:03
  I. Yeah, it's just sad the villains
• 25:06
  win again. Did they I?
• 25:08
  Mean they got they bullied her into calling herself racist.
• 25:11
  I mean I love when bitches I don't like fight so like I'm
• 25:15
  just enjoying the entertainment because I do not give.
• 25:18
  I feel like this is a corner of the Internet.
• 25:20
  I just couldn't believe that this was still happening, that
• 25:23
  this was still a thing, down to the microaggressions, down to
• 25:27
  the like, white queer people, like the buzz.
• 25:31
  All these buzzwords that I thought were dying off are alive
• 25:34
  and well. I been on a TikTok live with
• 25:37
  this these types of like creators.
• 25:39
  And they accused you of micro aggressions, didn't they?
• 25:41
  Yeah, and I told him I don't give a yeah.
• 25:43
  And then the whole live erupted and every and all the other
• 25:47
  creators had to apologize for being on a live with me because.
• 25:50
  Should you get us on a live? Maybe I don't.
• 25:52
  Know please please get us on a live.
• 25:54
  Yeah, because she was like, I just think that you're
• 25:56
  discrediting my opinion. And I said well, yes, because
• 25:59
  your opinion's wrong and they're like, well, you just committed a
• 26:01
  micro aggression. I said I really don't give AI
• 26:04
  don't care. Like what about me gave you the
• 26:08
  assumption that I would care about a microaggression?
• 26:10
  Did we start doing TikTok lives? That would be kind of fun and.
• 26:14
  Then we could. Be live and then we won't have
• 26:15
  to come over or anything. We could just do it from our
• 26:18
  places because we have to be on 2 separate phones anyways.
• 26:21
  I mean, you want to come over? Well, I'm just thinking being in
• 26:24
  the same. Anyways, this is a conversation
• 26:26
  for. Yeah, sure.
• 26:28
  I think we, well, we're done with this whole funky frog smell
• 26:32
  what I like. The way I look in the camera
• 26:33
  right now. OK, chill with that.
• 26:36
  How about we read some comments, Mr. Producer?
• 26:39
  Or if he's not slacking over there.
• 26:41
  Not slacking, I am getting your dinner.
• 26:44
  Got egg rolls? Good boy.
• 26:46
  I got spring rolls. Spring rolls tie same.
• 26:49
  Thing right? No different.
• 26:52
  They all taste the same to me. All those those types of
• 26:56
  people's foods taste the same to you.
• 26:57
  You're going. To break out an accent.
• 27:00
  Oh, that's. That's.
• 27:01
  Spring, well, tastes all good to me.
• 27:03
  No, putting that in the next no context.
• 27:07
  I like those uncon no context. I know we should do more of
• 27:10
  them. They do well.
• 27:11
  Feel free to grab the editing app and yeah, that's what I
• 27:14
  thought. Clarkson, you're not a
• 27:17
  professional athlete. You do not need extra
• 27:20
  electrolytes in your water. You DoorDash everything you eat.
• 27:24
  You're getting plenty of sodium already.
• 27:26
  I actually already read that comment and I was like, that's a
• 27:28
  good point. That's a really good point.
• 27:31
  But it's because I was taking allergy medication so much
• 27:34
  because so I was drying me out. So whenever I would do like when
• 27:38
  I was doing leg day, my leg was shaking.
• 27:40
  Oh, that's not good. Yeah.
• 27:43
  You were just working so hard. Yeah, that's it was definitely
• 27:46
  from leg day. Or from other activities.
• 27:53
  News Brad Anchorly organized V polished and put together just a
• 27:58
  touch of sass. Normal gaze Brad chaos
• 28:00
  Incarnate. Petty insults needs to be
• 28:03
  managed by boyfriend every 5 minutes.
• 28:05
  Correct, Correct boyfriend over there.
• 28:08
  But then you also probably don't realize that I'm also being
• 28:11
  managed by him and the other stuff too.
• 28:15
  Next one I think Clarkson should have his own podcast because
• 28:19
  Brad as his Co host is so problematic, annoying and
• 28:22
  pathetic. Followed by yes, an American
• 28:29
  flag, a funny, I don't know, rainbows, and a man loving a man
• 28:35
  I. Couldn't tell if this person was
• 28:37
  joking or not. Yeah, there's a white flag like
• 28:41
  troops. I don't.
• 28:41
  I don't quite know what's happening here.
• 28:43
  But I was like, imagine becoming a member.
• 28:45
  Maybe they just wanted their comment read.
• 28:47
  I'm still getting your money, babe, so I don't know.
• 28:51
  Now. Damn.
• 28:53
  Can't can't come out yet. Let's see.
• 28:55
  Oh, I'm posting on my YouTube channel so you can watch those
• 28:59
  videos if you hate Brad so much. But don't stop being a member.
• 29:02
  Don't stop being a member. Oh, OK, so he's, he's pressed
• 29:05
  over by his coins. He's.
• 29:06
  Like I need that $7.00. He's like blossom in that room.
• 29:08
  He he's like stacked my coins. Yeah, I I like Blossom for that
• 29:13
  reason. That's.
• 29:14
  One of the more I. Blossom on now we're making.
• 29:16
  More Wait guys, we're making more money now.
• 29:17
  Should we pony up and pay her? What did she want, 25?
• 29:21
  100. Dollars insane.
• 29:24
  That's just so we offered her $1000.
• 29:27
  That's a good. Minute Riverside hit.
• 29:30
  Can you imagine making $1000 in 30 minutes?
• 29:32
  I I think if she were to fly out here we could pay her 2500.
• 29:36
  Oh sure, but she doesn't want to do that.
• 29:37
  Makes sense. Whatever what she told me, she
• 29:39
  wants to do a virtual 1st and then see maybe she can come out.
• 29:43
  Well, then, she doesn't. Get send her a new updated
• 29:46
  offer, $1000 for the first one anyways.
• 29:51
  Hearing about gay dating issues is always so interesting to me
• 29:54
  as a straight woman. A lot of the problems are
• 29:56
  definitely similar, but it makes sense how certain issues can be
• 29:59
  exasperated due to the fact that it's two men.
• 30:02
  Yeah, men and women are different.
• 30:04
  Men are the problem. Crazy revelation.
• 30:06
  Offensive, extremely offensive revelation these days.
• 30:09
  Hormones influence our behavior. And also more than hormones.
• 30:15
  Let's see what else? What is the worst fight,
• 30:19
  disagreements, Difference of opinion you 2 have gotten into
• 30:24
  and how did you move past it? Love you both but.
• 30:30
  Not a lot of fights. No, just like me snapping every
• 30:33
  once in a while. But then you just calm down and
• 30:35
  then I'm fine. When Brad gets too autistic.
• 30:37
  What did he, what did you say to me that one time where we were
• 30:40
  on the phone and then I was like, yeah, you can't talk to me
• 30:44
  like that. That was the only time I think
• 30:47
  we've ever had a snap. I don't remember what it was,
• 30:51
  but it wasn't even. It wasn't that big of a deal.
• 30:53
  It was, it was just a build up I think because we weren't as
• 30:56
  close back then. I mean, we kind of were, but I
• 30:59
  don't, I don't know. I just, I just kind of snapped.
• 31:03
  And I'm a very easy going person so I usually just see to the
• 31:07
  other person. In the.
• 31:09
  Moment I mean we can re litigate at another time.
• 31:12
  Yeah, I'm kind of curious what I said.
• 31:14
  It was something about like the way I live my life or like it
• 31:19
  was it was some type of there was a period of time where like
• 31:23
  the butt of the joke obviously was me, and I'm fine with that
• 31:26
  on the show, but in real life, Brad would crack I.
• 31:28
  Struggle with that. So I, it was getting to a point
• 31:32
  where it was like, OK, I get it. I don't have to work as much.
• 31:36
  I didn't go to college. I did this and that and it kind
• 31:38
  of got layered. Then I was like, OK, you need to
• 31:40
  watch the way you speak to me. And that's.
• 31:43
  I think that's on business, but I'm.
• 31:44
  Good when I'm when. Well, Brad does.
• 31:47
  Brad does the thing where he says the same thing over and
• 31:50
  over and over again. And I'm sure, yeah, that may
• 31:54
  have been. But I just don't always realize
• 31:56
  I'm not very good at like reading cues, and so if I'm
• 31:58
  saying something that's hurting someone's feelings, I don't
• 32:01
  often notice. That, well, I just want to make
• 32:03
  sure that I'm taken seriously outside of the show and it felt
• 32:06
  like I was a character. Outside of the show.
• 32:08
  So that's where it was becoming an issue.
• 32:11
  So there you go folks. There's now there's the deep
• 32:14
  inside TT. Yeah, last one controversial
• 32:20
  take. But instead of looking for LTR
• 32:22
  on hookup apps like Grinder and Sniffy's Long Term
• 32:26
  relationships, yes, how about at church?
• 32:30
  Yeah, you can find it with your brief probably.
• 32:32
  Oh. Clarkson legit?
• 32:34
  What what the type of? There's accepting churches,
• 32:38
  maybe. No, there are.
• 32:41
  I don't know. I I think it's not a bad idea.
• 32:43
  If you want to find your other half, I mean, if that's your
• 32:46
  vibe, I'm sure there's somebody else that that's your vibe, but
• 32:48
  I just feel like it maybe if you're at a welcoming church to
• 32:53
  gay people, that's. Fine, that's what I think.
• 32:55
  That would be the only way it. Would work, but like, you're not
• 32:58
  going to find it at a church that hates the gays, and if you
• 33:00
  do, that's probably not a healthy way to start it.
• 33:04
  Yeah, I would agree with that. But I think he's thinking like,
• 33:06
  you know, Episcopalian churches or other churches that are
• 33:08
  welcoming, which if you're into that already, there'll.
• 33:11
  Probably be a much better relationship than meeting on
• 33:13
  Grinder. But never say never.
• 33:17
  Never say never. OK, well, we're going to leave
• 33:20
  it there. This was a wild.
• 33:22
  Ride way to leave it on like a judgmental comment towards our
• 33:27
  entire viewership. That is Christian.
• 33:30
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• 33:34
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• 33:37
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• 33:40
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• 33:47
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• 33:50
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