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Love it!!

Great job everyone

This woman is the definition of attention seeking 0:15

Great ending to the semester. I enjoy the RooTV

Great broadcast. I want to attend the study session- massages, food!! Wow. I didn’t get that when I attended UMKC.

Hope the garden is a huge success!!

Fun episode. Interesting music choices!!

Interesting news stories!!

Interesting features about attending the Chiefs game and the change in dining options. Good job everyone.

I'm related to Epperson

Team Deja!!! Girls rule.

Team Jackson

Team Jackson!

Great job by all!! Too bad about development. Good info about pharmacists.

Good presentation

Promo'SM

Well done!!!

Another great episode!

Great job!!!

Great job. Very interesting and informative. I also like The Shining and The Birds!! Scary but not gross!! Keep up the great broadcasts.

Great JOB!!❤❤

It was good but we were cut out and i was really looking forward to seeing myself and my friend on an interview

Excited to see the new Oak Street arena!!

Very informative!

Negligent @$$holes

3:25 - Guys, the SB134 bill is not going to outlaw discussion on lgbt topics. I read through the whole thing word by word 3 times now, and nowhere does it say that. If it did, I'd be up in arms with you. But it outright says that it will not affect any "course components of a school's curriculum", meaning school subjects will remain untouched. What it will do, instead, is prohibit teachers from ENCOURAGING their students to "adopt a gender identity or sexual orientation", as the summary well-words it. Key word: encouraging. This will, in turn, encourage students to think about their sexuality and gender preference on their own terms instead of being pushed by an authority figure to pursue something they may really not identify with once fully developed. It is better for the young to take their time on these thoughts than for instructors who barely know them to push them in that direction too early. Same goes for the parents. One of, if not the biggest, reasons most young trans end up detransitioning is because they feel they were pushed to transition too quickly in their childhood. This, in turn, increases their depression and suicidal tendencies because 1) lots of money that could've gone to tuition and mortgage is now wasted, 2) their parents are now angry at both themselves for supporting the child too fast and the child for changing his mind after all the money spent (making the child feel more alone at home), and 3) the child then starts wishing all his friends and family had pushed back on him more instead of blindly following his emotions. But don't take my word for it. Just look up detransition stories on UA-cam and I guarantee you'll hear this in most of these heartbreaking cases. This is also reflected accurately in several psychological studies, one that was done by a transwoman if you can believe it. This is not to say transpeople are bad or to discourage surgical treatment. There are plenty of good cases where people transition and they feel better and live happy lives. But there are also plenty of awful detransition cases caused predominantly by premature encouragement; and this is something that needs to be addressed if we are going to shed light on the trans-community's problem of high suicide rates and increasingly growing detransition rates. The second thing the bill intends to do is instruct teachers to inform parents when their child feels like they are the opposite gender or wants a use of different pronouns (let it be noted there is nothing about reporting sexuality). There is nothing wrong with that. It is completely in line with school policies across the nation. Should a child express concern over how his parents may react, there are already systems (that should be) in place to deal with such situations. I do not say any of this to draw ill-will or fully discredit this current crew, but rather to diffuse a nonexistent situation and bring calmness. I advise you to please read the bill again and read it thoroughly. You guys use to cover these kind of hot stories well. I would like to see more of that again as a Roo myself. Feel free to gossip about this comment, should you choose to do so. But while you're at it, please tell me where in the bill it says it'll ban lgbt discussion and be sure to quote it. Better yet, read the bill in class next Thursday and see if you can get Kraske to agree with you. I'd like to know his thoughts. Edit: minor grammar

youtube done me a weird one reccomending this but 🙈

Your guest is not very well in tuned to reality. Her parents must be severely mentally ill, so sad....

Lgbtq is so cowardice and have no logical base for their perverted, demented, deprived objectives to ruin mankind. So sad how their parents failed them so poorly.

Love Jackson’s segment on sports. Great job.

Went there in the summer From Chicago great short end ribs will definitely go back just for that

Nothing like actors supporting other actors. 🤣 We all know what really happened that day.

the ad went from Hey man i got these cool new pens to i i got my phone t to contact my p parents ....*gunshot noise*

Look at their eyes. There is nothing behind them. Like shark eyes.

rootv <3

You poor kids are being used.!and abused by people who hate humanity. However, when I was your age I thought that I knew everything too.

You spent too much time on Taylor Swift.

Also, Charlie Kirk visited campus on Oct. 18th. Not surprising this wasn't covered considering Roo News also skipped coverage of Dr. Peter McCullough's visit back in April. UMKC's livestream had a "malfunction" when Peter visited, but the Charlie Kirk event can be viewed now online on Turning Point's UA-cam for those interested.

Freedom of speech includes the freedom to offend. And speech is not violence. Speech can be "violent" (adjective) but it is not "violence" unless someone acts on itm even the most peaceful speech can lead to violence if there propaganda is good enough.

I love the mind power issue - We are all the results of our own thoughts

I don't even wanna go to school no more, 😭😭😭

The fact that I'm seeing this in 2022 and noticing that this was posted in October 16 it's heartbreaking for me because I was born in October 16th the same day that this was posted it's so sad that people have to express themselves trying to keep everybody safe even little kids that don't even know why are they killed they did nothing wrong and this is really scary because today my mom was at the dollar store and what happened is that she told us that she saw a man that was holding a gun trying to rob the store luckily anything happened and everybody was safe but if he really wanted to shoot people my brother and my sister were in the car waiting for my mom good thing nothing happened and they just walked

Guns are the leading cause of children's deaths in the us it's probably the shootings it's terrifying how the us has become

Loved this

Loved going to Chris Wolff's ghost tour a few years ago! Glad it's still going on!

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RooTV-like it-s o useful , =)

I love how she says Michael heckled the protesters. “How dare you respond negatively to people disrupting your own speech.”

In their minds inclusion doesn’t mean those with opposing opinions

LEFT vs RIGHT No one who disagrees with you is entitled to his/her’s opinion That can go both ways If it’s OK for one group to protest violently against anyone they disagrees with…. then let that be the standard across the board