I actually have autism and that last person trying to say my disability is their gender is actually hurtful. I hate that so much, like, it's so bs too.
Sister I couldn’t even imagine how shiny that must be. I don’t have autism (haven’t been tested, but only 1 person in my life thinks I am but they aren’t the nicest) but if someone claimed depression was a gender I would be quite upset. Love you sis
@@Dreamur if you think you might have a disorder then you should totally go to a psychologist. Even if you don't want a diagnosis, it helps just to know for your self.
Its when you are gay but feel like gay doesnt make you special enough anymore so you make up some new bullshit to call yourself in a pathetic attempt to validate your existence because you are a supreme level narcissist.
Thinking of someone who is autistic identifying as autism-gender makes me sick. Yes, it affects our lives a lot, but no, we should not be hyperfixated on that, or using it to act like we're victims of anything just because we're autistic, and to be honest, 'autismgender' absolutely reeks of both those things
Wait what?! I’m not even that far into the video and it made me sick just reading this comment! I’m autistic too and that is absolutely disgusting, The hell I’ve been through being autistic and how difficult it makes my daily life and people literally choose and want to label them self as that? Gross
as a fellow individual with asd I completely agree, it makes us all as a whole look bad and is absolutely disgusting it makes me sick. It affects literally every aspect of our life’s and we’re one of the most vulnerable people to poverty and this person is making a joke of it.
If you really cared about the disabled community then you wouldn't let blare say stupid shit like she did at 6:50 partial wheelchair users like me exist yes we can walk but only for a short amount of time. She completely discredits this persons actual disability.
@@clogiz I doubt they have a disability. I have ASD and I've never met or heard of anyone ever labeling their disability as a gender. I wasn't offended. It was actually such a ridiculous notion that I laughed.
I’m trans FtM and in the beginning of my transitioning (3 years ago) I thought I was non-binary because I didn’t fit as a perfectly masculine dude. Riley was a huge part in making me confused after I watch a video of theirs. I saw one of your videos a bit afterwards about non-binary people, you Interviewed some non-binary persons and you asked why they aren’t just trans and after that I started to think, why would I need to be perfectly masculine to be a dude. Thank you for making me sane and happy, I’m very happy that I saw your video I realized that.
MIn P a common misconception people have is Man means masculine and female means feminine. I am a lesbian woman who’s masculine although I appear feminine at first sight. My voice is SUPER deep and I don’t shave. Also I curse like a sailor 😂😂😂 don’t let anyone else dictate who you are. That’s up to you to say. 💕
i’m really glad you’re happier within yourself now. and you’re right, people seem to confuse gender with personality. even if you’re not fully the definition of ‘masculine’, it doesn’t make you any less of a ‘he’.
@@basicallyjustollie4834 I am sorry Ollie but that is a little confusing. Basically the reason why people have gender dysphoria is because, (in your case) they are physically female, yet have significantly masculine energy (that would also induce them to _act_ , feel and behave more like a man), so that it seems like they were born the wrong gender, being 'trapped' in the body of woman. I would say to discuss it with a therapist as well, if you haven't already...
@Merculyra Asteroth mate. Being a transgender male DOESN’T mean you HAVE to like women or HAVE to be manly, but being transgender is feeling, by my experience, like I was always born in the wrong body and I was meant to be a man. You can be a transgender guy and still like both genders. In my case I like men and women, I’m Demi-Sexual (meaning you fall in love, sexually as well, after forming a strong bond) and I dress as a man. You can still like girly things and be a trans man.
Chad Daddy Gender is a social construct because the ideas of it were created by society although it’s only originally based off female and male, then people went down the hole and started being like oh dresses are for girls, or guys can’t have emotions (those kind of binding attributes can be bad because it suggests being a girl or guy is just being either feminine or manly.) so, I say it is a social construct, although more accurately there are only two sexes. In my opinion.. I don’t really agree with there being so many genders to make people comfortable because it gets confusing and causes more problems and people get mad at you for basically the stupidest stuff. Like I understand being trans because they ACTUALLY want to transition from one sex to the other (those who actually experience gender dysphoria and want to change their sex), which may be possible when science and technology improve to be cheaper and safer, and non-binary I sort of understand.. (I don’t exactly but I think it’s. Just not pertaining to any of the genders or is it not wanting to have either sex? I’m not sure.) but that’s about it. I guess I agree with you, but I definitely would say gender is a social construct, regardless if you like it or not - due to what has been done to it now. Sex isn’t interchangeable with that really anymore because it only coincides with the genitalia or slight differences between the sexes, not whether you’re girly or manly and stuff
Chad Daddy I think forced anything’s are awful but wouldn’t contribute to the whole of that idea/concept. But if that really happened that’s awful and sad. And pedos are really gross so I hate that too
@@chadwarden1179 gender is the biological mechanisms that orientate your sex in the world. Sex is what is controlled by these system. Gender expression is the social construct. John money's issue was he believe the brain is a blank slate and that the brain is not preloaded to act as an os for your body when it comes to your sex characteristics and how they manifest and affect the world. The sjws deny that and even some trans people are so caught up in the ideology they dont realize it stands in contradiction to what being trans is and science.
My brother has autism, can’t speak well and is in a wheelchair. I have high functioning autism, (Aspergers). We both almost died at birth. What the last person said, that our symptom is their gender is extremely hurtful and disrespectful, making autism seem like something to be made fun of. And as I’ve always been anxious with my diagnosis, it makes me feel absolutely disgusted.
@@J3mx_Droid Okay I'm glad you are okay after seeing how insensitive some people were being. I wish you and your family the best. Remember you are valid and these people who do those negative things mentioned in the video are clout chasing/attention seeking individuals who aren't worth your time.
I'm sorry about you feeling that way and I'm sorry for your struggles but autism effects everyone differently. Imagine how hurtful it would be if someone told you you were faking it.
Chase is a literal man-child. Not to mention he's been outed as an abuser and had gotten some of his friends to take down Kalvin Garrah's channel a while ago. He's the worst. Also congrats on 500k subscribers!
I used to like Chase a long time ago, he seemed kind of okay. But then he turned into a crazy person who is intolerant of other people and it’s disgusting.
"He/She Who Must Not Be Named" has got to be one of the most hysterical things I've ever heard. I started cackling at work like an idiot when I heard it!
We’ve been raised in a society where almost everything has binary. From tissues to hair brushes, so when you see someone that’s presenting fem you’re obviously going to think that they’re a female. For example: if someone was walking down the street with makeup, heels, a dress, and long hair, you’d think that they were a female.
@@bubblelovekys5502 i see wym for sure i think i was referring more to people who say stuff like " i identify as (random word) which means my sexuality is mysterious and mystical" not very common but a few years ago there was a decent sized community that kinda pushed this idea
@@kermetthehog1237 All I’m saying is, how are you supposed to tell when someone identifies as a tree and uses Tree/treeself pronouns when they’re presenting masc!/gen
a lot of people with chronic diseases like fibro or cfs/me (myalgic encephalomyelitis) use wheelchairs part time, when walking or standing up becomes too exhausting for them, just wanted to clear that up. everything else about that person is just absolutely horrendous and confusing to me though
Yeah, I occasionally use a wheelchair when the chemo wipes out my endurance, chairs aren't just for the cant-stand-up folk. I get a bit grouchy when a fellow part-time chair user is all "Yay, check out my cool cute disability, my wheelchair is covered in purple sparkles how fun, and btw I'm a spokesmodel for all the kinds of disabled, but don't call what I have an illness it's just a difference, and my diagnosis is now my middle name so don't you dare mispronounce it!" Makes me want to take even more of my fancy over-priced nausea meds. But to be fair I'm an antisocial curmudgeon who looks on all happiness with suspicion.
Yep! I have Crohn's disease- when flaring I have 0 stamina and my joints are absolutely wrecked. I have used chairs and canes, then other times I can walk short distances. I hate being in a chair, I'm stupidly stubborn but realise that it's not a weakness, it's an aid to continuing my life. I sometimes feel like people place being unwell on a pedestal because they think it gets attention? When in reality anyone with a condition would love to be rid of it. My illness doesnt define who I am, it's a part of me but not all of me. I'd rather be known for being myself than being unwell.
TT i think people don’t like it bc when there was segregation the doors and chairs and stuff were labelled “coloured”, i personally don’t mind but i’d be weirded out if someone referred to me by my skin colour no matter what word they used
I’m pretty certain that it’s because there’s an intense history of the phase “coloured people” being used specifically in situations of discrimination and therefore having a history of oppression associated with it. I think “people of colour” is the preferred term because it refers someone’s to race when necessary without defining them by their race if that makes sense. It’s also a term that many poc have said that they prefer and I think it’s important to respect how people in minority groups identify themselves because so often being in control of the narrative and labels associated with your community is a luxury not afforded to people in minorities so it’s important to listen to poc when discussing these things.
Having said all that I’m not a person of colour myself, those are just things I’ve heard a lot of poc say so anyone who actually is a poc feel free to correct me if I’m wrong
"I kind of identify as trans" 'scuse me, but isn't one of the main symptoms of transexuality gender dysphoria? Doesn't sound like something you 'kinda' get into. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm open minded. :P
Because a trans woman and a cis woman are not the same. They aren’t the same biologically, and they only overlap socially and emotionally. A trans woman doesn’t experience the world in the same way that a cis woman does, especially if that trans person doesn’t pass or has a constant influx of trolls from a right-wing reactionary clickbait mill. Also gender dysphoria exists on a spectrum. It can be mild for some people and very painful for others.
YES!! and I love hearing things from her side of the story as a trans girl rather than the regular straight person who has nothing to do with the LGBT community complaining that it's problematic.
Edit: wow I can’t believe this got liked Everyone wants to be “borderline” until you ACTUALLY have BPD.... Truth is BPD is a horrible condition where you’re always empty and alone...you don’t want it.
My best friend had BPD, and he was really miserable so often... I couldn't stop him from killing himself. I was able to on a few occasions because I'd been there and was able to help... Until the last time.
@@graciegtran A mental disorder characterized by unstable moods, behavior, and relationships. Symptoms include emotional instability, feelings of worthlessness, insecurity, impulsivity, and impaired social relationships. People may experience: Behavioral: antisocial behavior, compulsive behavior, hostility, impulsivity, irritability, risk taking behaviors, self-destructive behavior, self-harm, social isolation, or lack of restraint Mood: anger, anxiety, general discontent, guilt, loneliness, mood swings, or sadness Psychological: depression, distorted self-image, grandiosity, or narcissism Also common: thoughts of suicide Hope this helps! Remember not to self-diagnose.
it seems that for teens, it's always cool to have some sort of disorder. when I was a teen it was depression and cutting yourself, nowadays it seems to be more borderline, bipolar, DID, etc...
Can I just point out that, despite disagreeing with Riley (on multiple occasions), she actually praised her? That's extremely mature, which is something that's become rare on UA-cam.
@@tarync6539 And you really need to learn that not everyone will think like you. Did I tell you to call Riley a she? No, I didn't. What you think of me is, to me, irrelevant. Whether you think I'm a SJW or delusional or whatever, I don't care. I didn't tell you what to think, so have the decency to do the same. On this note, have a nice day.
I have been medically diagnosed by several doctors with autism and when I heard autism *GENDER* I literally started crying cause I was laughing so hard!!!
Totally agree with most of these, but just to clarify about when you were confused about the disabled girl, lots of disabled people who use wheelchairs are technically able to walk, but may have other conditions that make it difficult or dangerous.
She didn't try to say she was lying about being disabled, it's just funny she would identify as that and still post those pic because it wouldn't get her the most oppression points.
I will say that some people with disabilities can be part time wheelchair users. So they only use the wheelchair sometimes. They can walk and use it for bad days. But that person was still horrible!!!
Exactly. I had severe mobility issues for about a year when a congenital problem met physical trauma (car accident) and left me basically unable to walk without assistance. I kind of toughed it out until it got so severe that I physically couldn’t put weight on my right leg before I finally got a cane or started using in-store assistance devices (rascals or wheel chairs, whatever they had available) because it was just so much easier when I had access to them. Could I walk independently of mobility assistance? Yeah, but it was slow and hurt like a bitch.
I came into the comments to say the same thing. I kind of cringed at Blaire’s comment, because having EDS, some days my joints are okay and others they flare up like crazy and I can barely walk.
“A very credible little birdy”. I’m just picturing a tiny bird in a suit and tie with glasses and a clipboard dialling Blair on his phone with his beak and giving her literally all the secrets. 😂 and Blair’s like “oh no she didn’t” and the bird’s like “uh huh”.
Love you Blaire, great vid as always. Maybe do a list of sane people next? I really enjoy watching Debra Soh's videos on gender lately. Lord knows the sane ones need the exposure. Congrats on 500k subs, btw.
Using a disorder as a gender is vile. I remember watching the Autism gender video when I was younger with my older brother around and he became visibly upset. He had to leave the room. My brother has autism and he's struggled with it for all his life. So to hear something like that just makes me so angry because it feels like they're just in a way making Autism look more desirable to have if that makes sense. Autism isn't fun and it is not your gender.
Reminds me of those people who pretend to have Tourette’s to get popular. My boyfriend has actual Tourette’s and it makes him so angry. The people doing it for attention are over the top too. Regular tics are things like his arm randomly shaking, making a snorting noise, swallowing so hard it physically hurts him ect. He would sometimes get bullied for it in school which would make the tics worse and for someone to use that to gain attention is sickening
Ok, small nitpick considering, but not everyone who uses a wheelchair can't walk. Some people only need them on certain days or if they're going certain distances. Sorry, it's an important topic to me so I had to say something!
as someone who is partially wheelchair bound, i can confirm this! i have CRMO and most of my lesions are in my legs and hips (ankles too) and some days i find it hard to walk when they're particularly bad.
I personally know people who don't use their wheelchairs 24/7. There are multiple reasons someone might need a wheelchair. They might be paralysed, have missing legs, they might have severe asthma which prevents them from doing much physical activity, they might have chronic pain that only flares up on occasional bad days, I could go on. Not everyone who needs a wheelchair can't walk to some degree.
You're totally valid in bringing it up and if Blaire reads your comment I think she'll appreciate you educating us about it. A lot of people don't understand invisible disabilities so it's good you brought it up :)
As a disabled gal I just wanted to spread awareness that the majority of people in wheelchairs can walk and stand but just not long distances because of pain, weakness, fatigue, etc.
Blaire, I really appreciate your respect for Riley, even if it's out of spite. I've started to watch you as a way to get me out of the leftist echochamber hellscape that I got myself into, and it's refreshing
I'm still a leftist, but I now realize that living inside an echochamber isn't going to help my argument, nor will it help anyone sympathize with my points. I watch centrists and conservatives now too, and it's helped me become a more empathetic and understanding adult. Y'all are a lot kinder than the "left" (which is often just gross liberals tbh. most of the left hates liberals too), and a lot of people don't realize that. I used to be a Blaire hater. Pretty substantially. You can find old (and even some fairly recent) mean comments I made about her on videos she made/appeared in. I'm not proud of them, but I'm owning up to them and trying to be better. Y'all are chill. I'm glad to be here.
@@jayylad38 It's sad that in my country, true-blue oldschool liberals were centrists. It's drifted way way way too far off-course for me to personally follow. So I get what you're saying on a profound level.
People use wheelchairs when their legs aren't strong enough to walk long distances. Just because someone uses a wheelchair doesn't mean they can't walk, it means they need assistance and it's just a tool to help people, like a cane. My grandpa uses them in airports, even though he doesn't need one around the house. If he ever needed to get pushed around somewhere, he'd still get out of the wheelchair and walk to an actual seat at a table for meals.
It’s nice to finally hear someone point out “people of color” being questionable. I never say that phrase because it sounds way too close to the original racial slur, but all my “woke” friends use that term.
Spacey I agree with you. If you aren’t racist, then you would just act your natural self around black people and not constantly worry about what you’re saying.
I like how for about five years everyone was all "we don't need labels, just be you!!!" And now it's all "I have 10 different labels and if you don't call me each one I'll call you a bigot"
Her therapist got it wrong. Blair should carry on exactly as she is because as hetero white male she shows me that in fact I am not LGBT+autismanything elseIcanthinkoftogetattentionphobic. I am in fact just a person that can’t stand fuckwits.
You’re so cool!!! Edit: Also young children don’t need to learn about sexuality until puberty hits or whenever they feel like they are ready to. Until then, teach them about abuse instead and how to protect themselves from perpetrators. Edit: I was talking about QKS if someone wants to expose a child to different family types and backgrounds that is fine. The whole children sexuality thing is a tad weird since really young children shouldn’t concern about whom they like and rather just make friends with whom they see fit.
I would say they do need to know that gay people exist. At some point before puberty, because let’s be real, these day at least one classmate will have two mommies or two daddies
No offense but I will tell my children about sex when they're young. However with like actual sexuality like gays and such, then I'll teach them then. Like, that's when I agree but sex itself is natural and just something you shouldn't hide because the world runs on reproduction with organisms and the world is also a dark place and children get molested everyday so I'd like to tell them what sex is, and especially rape because it's something that... Just happens. Even with children. Which is sad.
The main thing is that she used sex and love interchangeably(there is a thing called hatefucking) "Bisexual is when you're in love with both genders"(lmfao she admits there 2) In there perspective of a child they'll think I love my parents I love my brother and sister so I'm bisexual????
@@thotxic1450 me too like wtf how do these people who use conditions they don't have as identities think it makes the people who ACTUALLY have them feel?
@@thotxic1450 Actually, autism isn't really a big problem for me anymore tbh. Still, it's pretty rotten to use other people's issues to try and elevate yourself in society. What's next, Down Gender?
Granted for the girl who’s autism gender and her disability, some people maybe disabled and still have the ability to walk. So I’ll give her that. But I don’t like that in someway she’s using autism as a fashion statement. Like wtf does autism gender even mean? Other then that, congrats on half a million babe💕💕
I've seen a lot ppl on autistic groups using that "autigender" BS to be a new kind of trans person, and I as another autistic person see this as another way to make autism look like a fuking joke to everyone else instead of actually help us
me: oh what accident did you get into? her: what do you mean? cause of my wheelchair? me: yeah.. :/ her: oh this is just a fashion statement, I can actually walk.. and also i am autism gender so.
I've seen it explained as when a person feels like their disorder, autism, actually affects the way they see their gender. I am autistic and I admit to having identified as genderfluid in college before I settled down and realized I was a cis girl with body issues, lol. But idk, maybe my autism had something to do with that struggle since it's pretty much established that I have a different perception of things? It's not an entirely new gender, though. And idgaf if they THINK they are doing "neurodivergent" people a favor by having this more "open" outlook or option concerning gender... it really does just look like a joke. Stop it. Get some help.
Not sure if someone has explained what cfs/me is so thought I would explain it: It's chronic fatigue syndrome/ Myalgic Encephalomyelitis which is a chronic condition (that can fluctuate) causing many symptoms (mostly affecting your nervous system and immune system). It's different for everyone but it's most commonly known for the chronic fatigue people have, how quickly we tire, the pain we experience and the body's inability to recover energy even after only doing something mildly strenuous. I've had it for a few years and mine is slowly getting worse and of all my health issues I find this is the one I struggle with the most as I use to be super active.
I love your content Blair but just so you know not every person who uses a wheelchair, can't walk. Some people (like myself) use it for days when their pain is too bad to walk or they're massively fatigued etc. whereas other days I can manage fine. Just wanted to let you know! 😊
Jessica James good point. I have a wheelchair I use when I know I’m gong to be sitting for for a while because I have spinal stenosis and my legs fall asleep-I can move around the house while until the sensation in my limbs comes back. (I use massage and physical therapy techniques) I learned the hard way when my legs went numb whilst sitting in a regular chair-very hazardous to try to even stand and I tried and broke a femur bone which necessitated surgery and a 6 week recovery. (My husband is a saint!)
Jessica James Yeah I should honestly use a wheelchair more than I do cause I’m very sick and overexert myself all the time. But I hate using it cause I feel like everyone judges me and thinks it’s for attention since they’ve seen me walk before. That’s so ignorant of her
@@Goat.CheeseI know! I sometimes use a cane, but it's not a life or death necesity. Some people have balance and/or pain issues and need a little help getting around.
Call me ignorant, but I genuinely didn’t know that. I know sometimes people are temporarily in wheelchairs after surgery and hospital visits, but then can stand afterwards. I didn’t know you could have a permanent or prolonged disability that allows you to be out of one for some amount of time... but still somewhat dependent. Thank you for letting me know, my dude.
Fiona Brennan Oh yeah, for me it depends on different things; how in shape I am, how much I have been on my feet, how active I have been, etc. I can walk and jog with just a slight limp or I might be limping noticeably and falling down repeatedly.
Chase Ross reminds me of those gay Tumblr trans men who are fetishising gay people to such an extent that they're actually willing to transition into a male to achieve their sexual fantasy. You will usually find them on Tumblr obsessing over male/male ships, slash fanfiction and yaoi. Oh, and for some reason most of them have brightly colored hair. A less extreme version of these guys are the non-binary, straight biological females, who are also obsessing over the same stuff, some of them are dreaming about undergoing a full transition and role playing as gay men with other non-binary females like themselves, and some of them will eventually "graduate" to become the type of gay "trans male" mentioned above.
Same, I am actually known as a classical liberal/left leaning libertarian-but lately I've been agreeing with conservatives more and more seeing on how far into insanity the left have traveled. It really blows my mind. Not with just Identity politics (ugh...) but with abortion and many other things that the classic liberals fought for, to change the myths about, and all the sudden that hard work is crumbling due to these people REPRESENTING the myths! E.G-You cannot change nor choose your sexuality, you're born with it- that applies to all people.(when gay conversion therapy was a popular thing.) Especially men. (we are a dimorphic species, why can't people realize that we can be equal and still be different? You cannot argue hard facts but they still do their damnedest to do so.) No we are not for late term abortions, that's a myth...(now it's not smh.) No we don't use abortion as a birth control, that is used for the very last resort and done way before 3 months (with new scientific evidence, three months is too late because the development of the brain-it should be within the first 3 weeks to a month of a positive pregnancy. They are already creating an artificial womb- in the near future-probably in the next 20 years maybe-we won't need abortion at all due to the existence of artificial wombs and their availability.) and we understand and are compassionate about how getting an abortion to begin with is traumatic and no woman actually wants to be in that situation-just because it is there to help us women doesn't mean we should abuse the shit out of it. Now the left is....ugh you probably already know. I adore Blaire because she sticks to the FACTS. I find myself agreeing with her way more than disagreeing. I am the type to keep my own mind and with all of my ideals and beliefs are backed up by solid, proven facts. Facts seem unimportant nowadays unless it can be used to someones benefit. If it's hurtful or doesn't jive it gets completely thrown out the window. Blaire is RIGHT a lot of the time. For example, she is right that unlike homosexuality-transgenderism is a mental disorder-body dismorphia. Blaire being a real transgender woman (instead of all this transtrender nonsense we see.) and she doesn't look away from the hard fact that she cannot change her DNA-and that doesn't bother her in the slightest. She will always be biologically male. That is just a fact. These SJWS/TWFs get all butt hurt and don't throw any valid arguments (which they don't have a fact leg to stand on with this.) they just toss their general list of leftie slurs. She is happy the way she is-doesn't need denial to be happy with herself. Also, her argument about how it is stupid and dangerous for trans women to lie or omit that they are trans when in dating situations-is realistic and an extremely important piece of wisdom to other trans women-especially the younger ones (late part B millennials and early gen Zrs.). She is telling them what not to do for their own safety and well being-it really comes down to, no one likes to be lied to- so there IS no secret or omission that might make potential partners change their minds. If they aren't sexually attracted to trans women-that is their right. Just as it is for gay men not have to hide and try to be sexually active with women or lesbians having to do the same with men. Or forcing trans men to date other men or trans women be forced to date other women. Your sexual preferences are your own and there is nothing wrong (excluding pedophilia or necrophilia-basically consenting adults/ age appropriate.) with it ( that was another classical liberal ideal-honestly I truly think that this gender identity thing is a serious confusion between sexuality and gender. They are confusing sexuality with gender). Not transphobic in the least-pretty much 90% of western culture is accepting of everyone-you're human so therefore you deserve the same rights as me-That is the American way. If you get the same right to life, liberty, and happiness as myself-all is well. If your gay, be gay. If your trans, be trans! Be yourself, that's cool. Just because I don't want to have sexual relations with you doesn't make me bigoted in any way. THAT is ridiculous. If you're openly trans (in this current present) the right men who are interested in you will come along. LOL sorry I ranted in a reply. I absolutely adore Blaire myself. She is like a sane voice in the middle of madness.
Anime Horror Doll Both of you, go research “libertarian to alt-right pipeline” and don’t fall in. Blaire is a fucking moron. She doesn’t read books and she doesn’t do serious commentary. She doesn’t have well-developed opinions on complicated issues. She’s in the business of reactionary right-wing UA-cam clickbait bullshit that primes you to be receptive to much more extreme content. Get the idea out of your head that any and all leftists are rabid SJWs, it’s the delusion that allows this garbage to be used as propaganda.
@@alexarvanitis4331 Blaire herself doesn't think all leftist/liberals are rabid SJWs she is friends with Jaclyn Glenn a moderate leftist, ShoeOnHead a liberal and Edenthedoll, no definite political identity for her but she apparently thinks very differently politically from her. In her Jussie Smollett video she said she has another unnamed liberal friend.
RedRubyTwilight xx It’s not that, it’s the promotion of reactionary ideas that’s harmful. And it’s ultimately why Contrapoints has rocketed past Blaire and will continue to do so, because Natalie actually has a coherent political ideology that has a little more substance to it than “kek trigger SJWs” and provides an antidote to Blaire’s edgy shitposting. Plus she reads books by people who know things. Shoe and Skeptic are also morons. This whole internet movement represents the death of actual literacy. Don’t get your opinions from dipshits on the internet, especially not ones that deal in controversy for profit and then shirk any responsibility when the worldview they promote primes people for even more extremist shit.
hey blaire! idk what that one person's disability is but not all ppl who use wheelchairs are permanently paralysed! i'm not an expert on disabilities but just wanted you to know that there are different disabilities that might require one to use a wheelchair sometimes but not always
I have a story that might help support your point. My ex-stepdad had neuropothy and had to wear leg braces when he walked. He had a bad habit of going off of his diabetes medication periodically so it progressed to the point where he would need a wheelchair sometimes. He could walk but after a while his legs needed to rest or they would give out and he would collapse. He eventually became wheelchair bound after he went off of his medication again and his leg got infected and they had to amputate above the knee.
yeah I have a couple of friends with ehlers-danlos syndrome which effects connective tissue, and some days they are more physically able than other days, they mainly use their wheelchairs if they have to be outside of their house with nowhere to rest for a long period of time.
Thank you for saying this, I was checking the comments to see if anyone had made a comment about that before I made my own. It's kind of similar to someone using a walker or a cane- Maybe they use it when they have to walk a lot, but they can still stand up and move short distances without it. Some days maybe they don't need it at all because their knee pain or whatever is fine, but the next day they can't move as well, and they need assistance.
6:15 Fuck, I was eating... Now my bowl of my favourite tomato soup lays smashed on the floor, covered with my own puke. Blaire, you owe me the soup now.
Queer literally means “odd” or “weird” or “strange”. It was a slur I guess but a lot of people use t now, and like the word gay (homosexuals were called that because of the way they dressed or whatever which pretty much means happy or joyful) it now is used differently then it once was. Anyway, I usually consider the Q as questioning.
Autistic people need to kill themselves. That's why I, myself, have tried to kill myself countless times. People who are nearly braindead _do not deserve the chance to live_ .
So to be fair I use a wheelchair sometimes and walk sometimes. Some days my legs work and other days they don't. That being said I don't try act like I'm super extra special because of that. I just do what I need to do.
I have plenty of friends with my condition that are the same. Some days are horrible and walking is difficult, other days are tolerable and easier. Having said that, I also have friends with my condition that are 100% wheelchair bound and others that are not. Bottom line is definitely, you just do what you need to do! :)
two things 1. looking finer than usual. (not white knighting, just an observation) 2. that last one on the list gave me the dumb. It's terminal. I don't have long guys....
Complimenting isn't white knighting. Going over board with "protecting" a female with the intent of getting attention or laid is white knighting. All you did was say she was hot.. Which she is. So no harm no foul.
be free, die trying Seems like a bunch of brainwashing crap too. And, I’m assuming they’re not just aiming at kids, they seem to be specifically aiming at preschoolers/kindergarteners up to second graders. Like, kids are too young to understand that stuff. Just let them be, you know, *kids.* Let them worry about that stuff when they’re older. For now, let them eat crayons or play dough.
@@parkchimmin7913 my cousin who is also a lesbian dresses her twins baby boys in rainbows and shit. The one is always in pink and mint green, the other she dresses in powder blue and lavender, people always ask if the boys are girl because they are dressed girly. Then she has nerve to get upset. Like sorry dress boys like boys stop making them look like a walking rainbow and maybe people won't ask. I honestly think it is abuse to children and parents have mental health problems too. If I see those babies watching queer kids I will call CPS. Brainwashing 1 year olds is not cool. Honestly I feel that homosexuality has become a fad and something cool to say. In my opinion all thing gay stuff is anti gay. trans kids are children that are showing they might possibly be gay (even tho I also believe children are not mature enough to make that decision) so what do parents do they dress thier little boy up in a dress, why? So they aren't labeled gay? Or are they not gay enough? And way are all the extreme cases always male to female? Is it possible that all this feminist bullshit has mentality corrupted the public to hate males so much, we rather turn them into females? Also when did the word queer become cool? I'm 35 and when I was younger queer was a slur, now all of these kids and young adults embrace it? Is it possible that just like black community has been mentally hijacked to call themselves Niggas, they gay community has been hijacked to use queer? Like what are the powers that be up too? I know this all sound like conspiracy but I just look around and now something's up. Queer kids is propaganda for their gay agenda. Or in my opinion thier genderless agenda. Break the Foundation of humanity, religion bad, family bad, education became indoctrination, skin color bad especially white, diversity good but not the ones that matters, thought and content of character, the one that should matter the least, race. Straight people bad, everything that could cause individuality and personal growth bad. American values bad? I see all of this and wonder what has this world come too. What or who are laughing all the way to the bank as we enslave ourselves and turn our children part of thier propaganda machine.
There's no reason to teach children about sexualities. They're kids. They're not straight or bi or gay because they're not sexual. It's weird and borders on some bizarre abuse. Kids grow up too fast as it is, no 5 year old needs to know anything about sex.
Likewise, sometimes I've literally had to crawl the 10 steps to my bathroom but other times I can walk it and I can't walk any distance and if I have to go out to leave the house I need a stick and if I ever went to a shopping centre or something I'd need a wheelchair. I can walk a bit with a walker/trolley on good days but I've spent the last 3 days in bed and my legs giving way when I stand to get to the bathroom or kitchen because I went to 2 shops with my carer earlier in the week to get the weekly shop.
This. My thought exactly, even if I barely wanna give this person the benefit of the doubt that she really needs a wheelchair I think the percentage of people who need a wheelchair and are actually paraplegic (they can't move their lower body) isn't that high?
You guys are so right about some people in wheelchairs being able to walk (I myself occasionally need to use a wheelchair, though usually I just need a cane), but I've seen videos about the autism gender person and while now they're straight-up claiming they're disabled, they've also identified as "transabled" which is when an able bodied person wants to be disabled. Sometimes this is caused by a rare mental illness called Body Integrity Disorder, but most of the time it's just for attention, and is so offensive.
Raye J Transabled? WOW, just wow. I SO wish I could give these people my spinal disorder! Even if just for a year. Permanently might be pretty evil to inflict on anyone...especially as it's degenerative. I kinda wish it were possible for at least those in my life who wanted to to be able to experience so they could better understand. It's just not something one can understand without experiencing, I don't think. I definitely didn't before when I was highly functional, basically normal.
Blaire, you're right about the male/female mindsets. It is scientifically proven. And just as an aside, when I was in Law School, our very cool Contracts professor sat a few of us women down and explained the differences in reasoning, and explained the best way to phrase our answers on exams for maximum points (the tests are heavily male structured). Basically, he said, women face issues in a 'ping-pong', 'on the one hand, but then on the other hand, conclusion' sort of way--and graders get too tired to weed through your points even though they are most likely there. But men think like: 'Here's the issue, here's the law, here's the analysis and here's the conclusion'. Very direct, very linear, no interesting, but irrelevant facts. Once I started writing my answers in a male structured way, my grades went up immediately. We ladies can DO that, but it's not our natural mindset at all.
I don't know if that person is disabled and it's not my place to say or not but you do need to know that there are ambulatory wheelchair users. Wheelchair's are not just for people that are paralyzed. It could be to painful or dangerous for people to walk long distances, they might have a heart condition, there muscles might not be strong enough to walk far, they might be a fall risk, or have balance issues. you never know why someone could need one. Yes, some people might take advantage of that, but it is a real thing and there are more people that are actually disabled then people that are faking a disability. I use a chair for long distances (anything further then my fridge) because it's very painful, I dislocate when I walk and I faint if I stand to long. I can stand for about 8 mins (on a good day) if I'm lucky. I hope you can read about it. You have a big following, spreading ableist mindsets is dangerous to people that are actually disabled. I would be rich if I got money every time somebody left a rude note on my car. as I stand to pull out my wheelchair from my car. I wouldn't be able to get a disabled parking permit, if I was faking as your doctor has to sign off on those.
Unfortunately I know the feeling of getting stared at or questioned with disabled placards. I had a car accident in college & had to use temporary placards for a couple of years. It was frustrating sometimes having to explain to people why I could use them... but I understood it's just cuz too many people violate the system! So unfair... it definitely made me more aware of the handicap parking situation from someone who hadn't experienced it before (or since). I just saw a car the other day in a handicap spot with NO noticeable tags, grrr...
the disabled mermaid thank you for saying this. undoubtedly there’s people who take advantage of parking placards but invisible disabilities are everywhere and goes unnoticed. i have a prosthetic leg and use a cane sometimes when i walk too far, but i wear stockings and platform shoes all the time so i look able-bodied. and yet i get harassed on the bus for sitting in the priority seat. same thing when i use my placard, i get old shits glare at me and i’ve even been stopped by the police. disabilities aren’t always visible, and we should do more to spread that awareness.
My friend has a parking placard, and while she is not wheelchair-bound, it's difficult for her to stand (or even sit) for long periods of time without bad pain. She keeps a walker in her trunk, or uses a shopping cart to lean on in the market. Her scoliosis was never treated as a child (not a brace, but the necessity of spending months in a body cast), and her posture is warped. So disability is often less apparent to others. But nobody is 'autismgender'.
Ella Grant and Kalvin Garrah are also some really awesome trans UA-camrs. Most trans people are really down to earth and wanting to live their lives like any other person, just media focuses on the lunatics smh
Love you guys
Blaire White We love ya too, girl! ❤️❤️❤️
Blaire White Love you too!
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Love ya, Blaire!!
"She/he who must not be named" I AM DECEASED
Voldemort? 😳
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Girl of Many Vloggities 🙀
Lol yes
I actually have autism and that last person trying to say my disability is their gender is actually hurtful. I hate that so much, like, it's so bs too.
I'm sorry friend
Sister I couldn’t even imagine how shiny that must be. I don’t have autism (haven’t been tested, but only 1 person in my life thinks I am but they aren’t the nicest) but if someone claimed depression was a gender I would be quite upset.
Love you sis
Im really sorry dude. I hate it especially when people try and undermine you and say it’s not a big deal when it is to you
@@Dreamur if you think you might have a disorder then you should totally go to a psychologist. Even if you don't want a diagnosis, it helps just to know for your self.
Eliza Crafts
I actually plan on at some point! Atm life is kinda hectic, but I hopefully will at some point.
Blaire: here i present the worst SJW on the internet
Jessica Yaniv: hold my lawsuits
*hold my tampons
Also Jessica: Hold my doxxing
*hold my topless pedophile party
YASS DRAG THE BITCH
Her pads guys!!! Why would she have them if she didn't use them?
"I don't really know what 'queer' means." They don't either, Blaire.
Its when you are gay but feel like gay doesnt make you special enough anymore so you make up some new bullshit to call yourself in a pathetic attempt to validate your existence because you are a supreme level narcissist.
Alex Evans either “weird” or “gay”
It is asexual, no sexual feelings
It means “odd”, according to the dictionary. These people should try a different word. 🤣
I remember queer being a bad word for a gay man. Like it was offensive😳
As someone with ASD, thinking of someone who is neurotypical identifying as autism-gender makes me sick.
Thinking of someone who is autistic identifying as autism-gender makes me sick. Yes, it affects our lives a lot, but no, we should not be hyperfixated on that, or using it to act like we're victims of anything just because we're autistic, and to be honest, 'autismgender' absolutely reeks of both those things
Agreed. I'm high functioning but it's offensive nonetheless
@@togepony Couldn't gave said it better myself.
Wait what?! I’m not even that far into the video and it made me sick just reading this comment! I’m autistic too and that is absolutely disgusting, The hell I’ve been through being autistic and how difficult it makes my daily life and people literally choose and want to label them self as that? Gross
as a fellow individual with asd I completely agree, it makes us all as a whole look bad and is absolutely disgusting it makes me sick. It affects literally every aspect of our life’s and we’re one of the most vulnerable people to poverty and this person is making a joke of it.
Blaire: “Oh Riley”
Me: OH OH OH OH RILEEEEEEY
AUTO PARTS
YAOW!
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Yooooooow!
You’re not a real fan of auto parts a real fan would know that the jingle has three ‘OH’s.
Check your anime
lets start a movement
"my disability is not your gender"
Im dyslexic can i say its my gender now?
Grand Dawggy: Lol
So would that make being paraplegic a gender?
If you really cared about the disabled community then you wouldn't let blare say stupid shit like she did at 6:50 partial wheelchair users like me exist yes we can walk but only for a short amount of time. She completely discredits this persons actual disability.
@@clogiz I doubt they have a disability. I have ASD and I've never met or heard of anyone ever labeling their disability as a gender. I wasn't offended. It was actually such a ridiculous notion that I laughed.
I’m trans FtM and in the beginning of my transitioning (3 years ago) I thought I was non-binary because I didn’t fit as a perfectly masculine dude. Riley was a huge part in making me confused after I watch a video of theirs. I saw one of your videos a bit
afterwards about non-binary people, you Interviewed some non-binary persons and you asked why they aren’t just trans and after that I started to think, why would I need to be perfectly masculine to be a dude. Thank you for making me sane and happy, I’m very happy that I saw your video I realized that.
MIn P a common misconception people have is Man means masculine and female means feminine. I am a lesbian woman who’s masculine although I appear feminine at first sight. My voice is SUPER deep and I don’t shave. Also I curse like a sailor 😂😂😂 don’t let anyone else dictate who you are. That’s up to you to say. 💕
i’m really glad you’re happier within yourself now. and you’re right, people seem to confuse gender with personality. even if you’re not fully the definition of ‘masculine’, it doesn’t make you any less of a ‘he’.
@@basicallyjustollie4834 I am sorry Ollie but that is a little confusing. Basically the reason why people have gender dysphoria is because, (in your case) they are physically female, yet have significantly masculine energy (that would also induce them to _act_ , feel and behave more like a man), so that it seems like they were born the wrong gender, being 'trapped' in the body of woman.
I would say to discuss it with a therapist as well, if you haven't already...
@Merculyra Asteroth mate. Being a transgender male DOESN’T mean you HAVE to like women or HAVE to be manly, but being transgender is feeling, by my experience, like I was always born in the wrong body and I was meant to be a man. You can be a transgender guy and still like both genders. In my case I like men and women, I’m Demi-Sexual (meaning you fall in love, sexually as well, after forming a strong bond) and I dress as a man. You can still like girly things and be a trans man.
Yep, so I have anxiety gender with depression privilege.
Relatable
i was so confuse before i saw all the video
Well, I am anorexia gender and I'm really disgusted about my thin priviledge UwU
Nathan Hackney ha same 💯😎😭
And!!!! That!!!!! Is!!!!! So!!!! Valid!!!!!!uwu
This “trans disability” stuff is bull.
Chad Daddy What do you mean?
Chad Daddy Gender is a social construct because the ideas of it were created by society although it’s only originally based off female and male, then people went down the hole and started being like oh dresses are for girls, or guys can’t have emotions (those kind of binding attributes can be bad because it suggests being a girl or guy is just being either feminine or manly.) so, I say it is a social construct, although more accurately there are only two sexes. In my opinion.. I don’t really agree with there being so many genders to make people comfortable because it gets confusing and causes more problems and people get mad at you for basically the stupidest stuff. Like I understand being trans because they ACTUALLY want to transition from one sex to the other (those who actually experience gender dysphoria and want to change their sex), which may be possible when science and technology improve to be cheaper and safer, and non-binary I sort of understand.. (I don’t exactly but I think it’s. Just not pertaining to any of the genders or is it not wanting to have either sex? I’m not sure.) but that’s about it. I guess I agree with you, but I definitely would say gender is a social construct, regardless if you like it or not - due to what has been done to it now. Sex isn’t interchangeable with that really anymore because it only coincides with the genitalia or slight differences between the sexes, not whether you’re girly or manly and stuff
Chad Daddy I think forced anything’s are awful but wouldn’t contribute to the whole of that idea/concept. But if that really happened that’s awful and sad. And pedos are really gross so I hate that too
@@chadwarden1179 gender is the biological mechanisms that orientate your sex in the world. Sex is what is controlled by these system. Gender expression is the social construct. John money's issue was he believe the brain is a blank slate and that the brain is not preloaded to act as an os for your body when it comes to your sex characteristics and how they manifest and affect the world. The sjws deny that and even some trans people are so caught up in the ideology they dont realize it stands in contradiction to what being trans is and science.
@@isabellemalott9976 i really recommend reading the artikle on wikipedia about him. its a great and terrifying read.
Kalvin Garrah got a mention we love legends supporting legends
True that
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My brother has autism, can’t speak well and is in a wheelchair.
I have high functioning autism, (Aspergers). We both almost died at birth.
What the last person said, that our symptom is their gender is extremely hurtful and disrespectful, making autism seem like something to be made fun of. And as I’ve always been anxious with my diagnosis, it makes me feel absolutely disgusted.
Holy shi-
I'm sorry about that.
@@Arcania9516 don’t be sorry about it, it’s nothing to feel pity about
@@J3mx_Droid Okay I'm glad you are okay after seeing how insensitive some people were being. I wish you and your family the best. Remember you are valid and these people who do those negative things mentioned in the video are clout chasing/attention seeking individuals who aren't worth your time.
I'm sorry about you feeling that way and I'm sorry for your struggles but autism effects everyone differently. Imagine how hurtful it would be if someone told you you were faking it.
@@clogiz obviously people aren’t that retarded to say I’m faking it, and don’t say your sorry I literally have a normal life
That dark spot on the right of the screen had me scared about my phone screen protector
Me too lmao
I kept rubbing it thinking it was my screen
SAAAME
Me too! I thought my new iPad’s screen was damaged, and had a mini-heart attack.
Omg literally me too
Chase is a literal man-child. Not to mention he's been outed as an abuser and had gotten some of his friends to take down Kalvin Garrah's channel a while ago. He's the worst.
Also congrats on 500k subscribers!
What's a figurative manchild?
Chase is what he has: a gaping man-pussy.
He's always talking about how no LGBT person should have their platform taken away yet behind the scenes he masterminds to do just that
I've come across many transmen who seem not to be able to ride the testosterone highway with grace.
I used to like Chase a long time ago, he seemed kind of okay. But then he turned into a crazy person who is intolerant of other people and it’s disgusting.
"He/She Who Must Not Be Named" has got to be one of the most hysterical things I've ever heard. I started cackling at work like an idiot when I heard it!
same same same hah
VOLDEMORT only wishes he could hair flip like Lady B
I'm not gonna lie I like it, in a wired way😂😭😭💀
I guess I'll say it again, YOUR STYLE AND PERSONALITY TRAITS ARE NOT YOUR GENDER
We’ve been raised in a society where almost everything has binary. From tissues to hair brushes, so when you see someone that’s presenting fem you’re obviously going to think that they’re a female. For example: if someone was walking down the street with makeup, heels, a dress, and long hair, you’d think that they were a female.
@@bubblelovekys5502 i see wym for sure i think i was referring more to people who say stuff like " i identify as (random word) which means my sexuality is mysterious and mystical" not very common but a few years ago there was a decent sized community that kinda pushed this idea
@@kermetthehog1237 All I’m saying is, how are you supposed to tell when someone identifies as a tree and uses Tree/treeself pronouns when they’re presenting masc!/gen
the subtle hair wave makes such a difference I'm absolutely living for it
a lot of people with chronic diseases like fibro or cfs/me (myalgic encephalomyelitis) use wheelchairs part time, when walking or standing up becomes too exhausting for them, just wanted to clear that up.
everything else about that person is just absolutely horrendous and confusing to me though
This^
Totally here for this content in general, but this comment was definitely a necessary clarification. Thank you for posting this.
YAAAS more people need to realize this!!!
Yeah, I occasionally use a wheelchair when the chemo wipes out my endurance, chairs aren't just for the cant-stand-up folk. I get a bit grouchy when a fellow part-time chair user is all "Yay, check out my cool cute disability, my wheelchair is covered in purple sparkles how fun, and btw I'm a spokesmodel for all the kinds of disabled, but don't call what I have an illness it's just a difference, and my diagnosis is now my middle name so don't you dare mispronounce it!" Makes me want to take even more of my fancy over-priced nausea meds. But to be fair I'm an antisocial curmudgeon who looks on all happiness with suspicion.
Yep! I have Crohn's disease- when flaring I have 0 stamina and my joints are absolutely wrecked. I have used chairs and canes, then other times I can walk short distances. I hate being in a chair, I'm stupidly stubborn but realise that it's not a weakness, it's an aid to continuing my life. I sometimes feel like people place being unwell on a pedestal because they think it gets attention? When in reality anyone with a condition would love to be rid of it. My illness doesnt define who I am, it's a part of me but not all of me. I'd rather be known for being myself than being unwell.
I have Autism and I cringe so hard when I hear Autismgender.
"Autism gendered" what a joke unfortunately its not a very funny one.
That was super annoying.
“Autism Gender” made me cringe so hard I got whiplash.
I have depression. Am I depressiongender?
I have Asperger and I am kinda embarrassed too watching this and hearing autismgender.
Tbh “people of color” and “colored people” hit different 😂😂😂
Andre Atkins most definitely did. 🤣
TT i think people don’t like it bc when there was segregation the doors and chairs and stuff were labelled “coloured”, i personally don’t mind but i’d be weirded out if someone referred to me by my skin colour no matter what word they used
I’m pretty certain that it’s because there’s an intense history of the phase “coloured people” being used specifically in situations of discrimination and therefore having a history of oppression associated with it. I think “people of colour” is the preferred term because it refers someone’s to race when necessary without defining them by their race if that makes sense. It’s also a term that many poc have said that they prefer and I think it’s important to respect how people in minority groups identify themselves because so often being in control of the narrative and labels associated with your community is a luxury not afforded to people in minorities so it’s important to listen to poc when discussing these things.
Having said all that I’m not a person of colour myself, those are just things I’ve heard a lot of poc say so anyone who actually is a poc feel free to correct me if I’m wrong
the analogy of this are "people with autism" and "autists". you can use the first phrase but not the later as it's considered to be offensive.
“ she/he who must not me named”
“ the Linda lady” Rotflmfao
@yourjoking Right Hell yeah. And to piss her off more it means Pimp in Hebrew
"I kind of identify as trans"
'scuse me, but isn't one of the main symptoms of transexuality gender dysphoria? Doesn't sound like something you 'kinda' get into. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm open minded. :P
Very right
Identify not as a particular gender, but as being trans? 🤔
Because a trans woman and a cis woman are not the same. They aren’t the same biologically, and they only overlap socially and emotionally. A trans woman doesn’t experience the world in the same way that a cis woman does, especially if that trans person doesn’t pass or has a constant influx of trolls from a right-wing reactionary clickbait mill.
Also gender dysphoria exists on a spectrum. It can be mild for some people and very painful for others.
“She/he who must not be named” LMAOOO DED 😂😂
@NickoLps always
Melinda Yuan ikr! What was the best line ever!
@NickoLps
Do you?
@NickoLps
Ha! Gayyyyy!
@NickoLps
Yes real women do but you like those girlie men, boi dats gay😂😂
Kinda offtopic, but Blaire's hair looks amazing in this video 👀
All of her looks amazing in the video
He uses extensions
@@ruialmeida7085 *she
@@sashaneumann not according to science, but I'm I a huge fan of the channel
@@ruialmeida7085 you don't even know what kind of science you're talking about. Blair's pronounce are she/her
Can I just say: I love you Blair for breaking this "trans people have to be extreme left/SJW" taboo. Love you!! ❤
Yas!
YES!! and I love hearing things from her side of the story as a trans girl rather than the regular straight person who has nothing to do with the LGBT community complaining that it's problematic.
I spent the first 5 minutes trying to wipe the spot off the right side of my screen.
*rewind*
Thank you! I thought i was stupid for a moment there..
😂😂😂
Me too!! I was trying to smooth out the bubble I thought was under my screen protector.
I read the comment and then tried wiping it off im an idiot
😂🤣😂 I did too
"Who are you, Lidna?!! The Linda lady!" I needed that laugh sis! 😭👍🏽
Net B right 👌🏽👌🏽
Edit: wow I can’t believe this got liked
Everyone wants to be “borderline” until you ACTUALLY have BPD.... Truth is BPD is a horrible condition where you’re always empty and alone...you don’t want it.
My best friend had BPD, and he was really miserable so often... I couldn't stop him from killing himself. I was able to on a few occasions because I'd been there and was able to help... Until the last time.
Exactly, feels like people want the "not like everyone else" card from ot but not the actual suffering.
Hi! I was wondering, will you be so kind to tell me some BPD symptoms?
@@graciegtran A mental disorder characterized by unstable moods, behavior, and relationships. Symptoms include emotional instability, feelings of worthlessness, insecurity, impulsivity, and impaired social relationships.
People may experience:
Behavioral: antisocial behavior, compulsive behavior, hostility, impulsivity, irritability, risk taking behaviors, self-destructive behavior, self-harm, social isolation, or lack of restraint
Mood: anger, anxiety, general discontent, guilt, loneliness, mood swings, or sadness
Psychological: depression, distorted self-image, grandiosity, or narcissism
Also common: thoughts of suicide
Hope this helps! Remember not to self-diagnose.
it seems that for teens, it's always cool to have some sort of disorder. when I was a teen it was depression and cutting yourself, nowadays it seems to be more borderline, bipolar, DID, etc...
This summer: *tanacon 2.0 but with Blaire*
Blairecon
Tana could neverrrrrrrrrr.
@Sour Puss REFUND! REFUND!
Blairecon but actually organized properly
And this one won't be a disaster
Can I just point out that, despite disagreeing with Riley (on multiple occasions), she actually praised her? That's extremely mature, which is something that's become rare on UA-cam.
Her? Riley is a man! A straight man!
@@tarync6539 You can call Riley a he if you want, I call Riley a she.
@@mikeallevesque18 Then you are brutally delusional and I pity you
@@tarync6539 And you really need to learn that not everyone will think like you. Did I tell you to call Riley a she? No, I didn't. What you think of me is, to me, irrelevant. Whether you think I'm a SJW or delusional or whatever, I don't care. I didn't tell you what to think, so have the decency to do the same. On this note, have a nice day.
@@mikeallevesque18 You sad little girl 🤣
Almost had a heart attack when she said “you’re Lynda”
I have been medically diagnosed by several doctors with autism and when I heard autism *GENDER* I literally started crying cause I was laughing so hard!!!
Totally agree with most of these, but just to clarify about when you were confused about the disabled girl, lots of disabled people who use wheelchairs are technically able to walk, but may have other conditions that make it difficult or dangerous.
She didn't try to say she was lying about being disabled, it's just funny she would identify as that and still post those pic because it wouldn't get her the most oppression points.
I will say that some people with disabilities can be part time wheelchair users. So they only use the wheelchair sometimes.
They can walk and use it for bad days. But that person was still horrible!!!
Thats a real thing, some even go to the length in making themselves disabled...
Davida Majako oh totally. But most of us just wanna use our wheelchairs and be ignored
Exactly. I had severe mobility issues for about a year when a congenital problem met physical trauma (car accident) and left me basically unable to walk without assistance. I kind of toughed it out until it got so severe that I physically couldn’t put weight on my right leg before I finally got a cane or started using in-store assistance devices (rascals or wheel chairs, whatever they had available) because it was just so much easier when I had access to them. Could I walk independently of mobility assistance? Yeah, but it was slow and hurt like a bitch.
I came into the comments to say the same thing. I kind of cringed at Blaire’s comment, because having EDS, some days my joints are okay and others they flare up like crazy and I can barely walk.
“A very credible little birdy”. I’m just picturing a tiny bird in a suit and tie with glasses and a clipboard dialling Blair on his phone with his beak and giving her literally all the secrets. 😂 and Blair’s like “oh no she didn’t” and the bird’s like “uh huh”.
@aimee glatt erm you mean Michael Jackson? What?;
That's so cute.
This is GOLD. 🤣🤣🤣
Take a Majestic Bow lmfao
“she-he who must not be named”. the sas she said that with was literally hilarious 💀
The hair is looking really good today. Why did these crazy SJWs deserve this effort?
Those are extensions my friend, we all wear them! ;-)
N45441 that’s not what they were talking ab? she always is wearing extensions
@@adulthumanfemale8666 i definitely don't oof
Love you Blaire, great vid as always. Maybe do a list of sane people next? I really enjoy watching Debra Soh's videos on gender lately. Lord knows the sane ones need the exposure. Congrats on 500k subs, btw.
Collab with Kalvin WHEN
''like literally i cannot handle THIS WORD'' - An actual adult.
God damn
Using a disorder as a gender is vile. I remember watching the Autism gender video when I was younger with my older brother around and he became visibly upset. He had to leave the room. My brother has autism and he's struggled with it for all his life. So to hear something like that just makes me so angry because it feels like they're just in a way making Autism look more desirable to have if that makes sense. Autism isn't fun and it is not your gender.
Reminds me of those people who pretend to have Tourette’s to get popular. My boyfriend has actual Tourette’s and it makes him so angry. The people doing it for attention are over the top too. Regular tics are things like his arm randomly shaking, making a snorting noise, swallowing so hard it physically hurts him ect. He would sometimes get bullied for it in school which would make the tics worse and for someone to use that to gain attention is sickening
3:56 Blaire found the only genuine and acceptable reaction there is to "Queer Kids Stuff"...
A screaming gag
For reals
tbh
So true
I always thought "queer" was just an umbrella term for anyone who isnt cis or hetero
You mean anyone who isn't normal?
That cis phrase need to die. It's the dumbest thing ever.
Nepthu No one is normal
Its definitely a slur so if annoying kids could stop using it it would be nice
@@doclinny not really. As George Carlin said it's the context.
Blaire: Love you, Kalvin
Me, in love with Kalvin's content: *unholy screaming*
Same
Meeeeeee
As someone with a sibling with autism it's terrible seeing someone use a disability as a gender
Ok, small nitpick considering, but not everyone who uses a wheelchair can't walk. Some people only need them on certain days or if they're going certain distances. Sorry, it's an important topic to me so I had to say something!
as someone who is partially wheelchair bound, i can confirm this! i have CRMO and most of my lesions are in my legs and hips (ankles too) and some days i find it hard to walk when they're particularly bad.
I personally know people who don't use their wheelchairs 24/7.
There are multiple reasons someone might need a wheelchair. They might be paralysed, have missing legs, they might have severe asthma which prevents them from doing much physical activity, they might have chronic pain that only flares up on occasional bad days, I could go on.
Not everyone who needs a wheelchair can't walk to some degree.
You're totally valid in bringing it up and if Blaire reads your comment I think she'll appreciate you educating us about it.
A lot of people don't understand invisible disabilities so it's good you brought it up :)
My mom has fibromyalgia and has to use a wheelchair after walking for too long
It's ok!!! You go gurl!!!!
Omg, Blaire starts her videos with “Hey GUYS”. She doesn’t ask us for our preferred pronouns and that’s an act of violence
Jk love u blaire
I can't understand people not seeing "Hi guys!" as gender neutral. Makes me suspect they're deliberately looking for things to be offended by
@@RhysTuck You caught the right suspect.
@@RhysTuck Guys means male. I hate it when women call other women "guys". But of course I didn't notice Blaire using it until you pointed it out.
The fact that lars person called themselves "yaoi" makes me scream
Wait what? The "no point, no plot, no sense (just porn)" kinda yaoi? Wtf?
0mG tWo mEn wh0 JuST s0 hAppEN tO bE aSiAN aNd wHo jUSt s0 hAPPEN tO bE Gæ
ITZ IRL YAOIIIIII
@@shoku3100 its also funny bc most of yaoi boys aint even asian. They r usually european based (some of them r asian yes but not all)
I love how the term "popping off" was used in like the 14th century lmao.
WHAT
@@sogemorgan yeah. Like when servants spoke out of line they'd be all like "How dare you pop off like that?"
@@goblinbabe lmao nice
@@goblinbabe that's it i can die satisfied now
This literally has changed my life
Im black and I died when you said the Linda lady!! Decreased!! I just found your channel and love you girl get that coin
These Linda women over there gives me anxiety attack
Hey! Don't destroy my name
“SHE HE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED” lmao Blair’s I love you
Abbey Tiffany me too 🤣🤣
Omg the little gray spot in the back right corner had me thinking my phone screen was dirty 😂
Me tooo!!
Even though I read your comment, I still had to rub my screen 😂
Damn I hadn't noticed it until now! And now I can't unsee it 😂
SAME
lolz
As a disabled gal I just wanted to spread awareness that the majority of people in wheelchairs can walk and stand but just not long distances because of pain, weakness, fatigue, etc.
Blaire, I really appreciate your respect for Riley, even if it's out of spite. I've started to watch you as a way to get me out of the leftist echochamber hellscape that I got myself into, and it's refreshing
Ellie Barela Glad you got out man
You have no idea how great it is to read a comment like yours.
I'm still a leftist, but I now realize that living inside an echochamber isn't going to help my argument, nor will it help anyone sympathize with my points.
I watch centrists and conservatives now too, and it's helped me become a more empathetic and understanding adult. Y'all are a lot kinder than the "left" (which is often just gross liberals tbh. most of the left hates liberals too), and a lot of people don't realize that.
I used to be a Blaire hater. Pretty substantially. You can find old (and even some fairly recent) mean comments I made about her on videos she made/appeared in. I'm not proud of them, but I'm owning up to them and trying to be better.
Y'all are chill. I'm glad to be here.
Ellie Barela We’re glad you’re here! We love newcomers:)
@@jayylad38 It's sad that in my country, true-blue oldschool liberals were centrists. It's drifted way way way too far off-course for me to personally follow. So I get what you're saying on a profound level.
Blaire con would've been a million times better than tanacon was
People use wheelchairs when their legs aren't strong enough to walk long distances. Just because someone uses a wheelchair doesn't mean they can't walk, it means they need assistance and it's just a tool to help people, like a cane. My grandpa uses them in airports, even though he doesn't need one around the house. If he ever needed to get pushed around somewhere, he'd still get out of the wheelchair and walk to an actual seat at a table for meals.
It’s nice to finally hear someone point out “people of color” being questionable. I never say that phrase because it sounds way too close to the original racial slur, but all my “woke” friends use that term.
Yeahhh it’s a touchy subject... lol
Yeah, and I think in some areas of the world "people of color" is normally considered offensive.
@princetongirl818 Yeah honestly it's so stupid.
@Spacey ppl use POC to NOT offend people... not bc theyre faking to not be racist tf is your friend on
Spacey I agree with you. If you aren’t racist, then you would just act your natural self around black people and not constantly worry about what you’re saying.
"She/ He who must not be named"
We stan a trans queen who can joke about themselves. (Take a note SJWs)
I like how for about five years everyone was all "we don't need labels, just be you!!!" And now it's all "I have 10 different labels and if you don't call me each one I'll call you a bigot"
Somewhere along the lines, people forgot what a personality was
So sad but true. Also if that's a Murlock (or Murky himself lol), I love your profile pic XD
@@DjPon3thePonyDj thanks! it is a murloc and probably is Murky, I love baby murlocs they are just adorable!
@@Zalerinae0491 omg Ikr?! I love drawing them a lot XD
Why does there need to be so many labels? I identify a trans gender fluid dolphin because I like swimming 😉
“Do my own summer meetup instead of vidcon”
Tanacon part two oh god
Have you ever considered that which is not dead, which can eternal lie. With strange aeons you will find that even death may die?
Blaire is smarter than Tana, it would probably work.
My thoughts though
@@eldritchmoosestudios3421 sis what
@@rerorero6493 It's an H.P. Lovecraft reference. One of the two phrases we know of from the fictional Necronomicon.
Congrats on half a mil. We love you so much!!!
@@Elliot1000 true af I honestly don't get why she doesn't have more. She's so iconic. I blame UA-cam 😂
@@frankien3937 half a million is still preaty awesome but yes she still deserves more than that.
Blaire: “My therapist tells me I should be nice”
Also blaire: literally gagging at channels she doesn’t like
To be fair no one sane likes those channels either.
Bebe these channels are cancer
But these channels are literally predators, transphobes, rapists and people bringing trans ppl a bad name, nobody likes these channels
It’s about compromise 🤣
Her therapist got it wrong. Blair should carry on exactly as she is because as hetero white male she shows me that in fact I am not LGBT+autismanything elseIcanthinkoftogetattentionphobic. I am in fact just a person that can’t stand fuckwits.
"kind of identity as trans"
what
Here's mine
1. Linda Sarsour
2. Queer Kids Stuff
3. Onision
4. Steve Shives
5. Anita Sarkeesian
What's this, your hitlist? Pretty good, I could add a few.
Linda is definitely #1! Good picks
Onision SJW???
"Onision" not even SJWs need to be lumped with that insufferable sociopath.
@@redrubytwilightxx8700 I'm a SJW and I'm super offended and triggered at being considered part of the same group as Onision
I'm so early Blaire is still monetised
Plot twist: It was monitized for .0000002 seconds before they were like "haha jk xD" and then demonetized it because that how shitty they are.
Wow! Blair, your hair and makeup looks exceptionally great in this video
Her lips.!
Even Blair’s “name on your channel” has added an element of class and sophistication never seen before.
Sorry dropping the e - oops
You’re so cool!!!
Edit: Also young children don’t need to learn about sexuality until puberty hits or whenever they feel like they are ready to. Until then, teach them about abuse instead and how to protect themselves from perpetrators.
Edit: I was talking about QKS if someone wants to expose a child to different family types and backgrounds that is fine. The whole children sexuality thing is a tad weird since really young children shouldn’t concern about whom they like and rather just make friends with whom they see fit.
I would say they do need to know that gay people exist. At some point before puberty, because let’s be real, these day at least one classmate will have two mommies or two daddies
Michael Merritt
I agree with you on that statement
No offense but I will tell my children about sex when they're young. However with like actual sexuality like gays and such, then I'll teach them then. Like, that's when I agree but sex itself is natural and just something you shouldn't hide because the world runs on reproduction with organisms and the world is also a dark place and children get molested everyday so I'd like to tell them what sex is, and especially rape because it's something that... Just happens. Even with children. Which is sad.
Miss Shadows
no offense taken. And thank you for giving your input
The main thing is that she used sex and love interchangeably(there is a thing called hatefucking) "Bisexual is when you're in love with both genders"(lmfao she admits there 2) In there perspective of a child they'll think I love my parents I love my brother and sister so I'm bisexual????
I kept trying to wipe my screen but it's that thing on yoUR WALL MAKE IT GO AWAY
kaeli I didn’t know what you were talking about until I rewatched the video. And I agree, why is that there?
That was the first thing I did LOL
I thought my phone was fucked
At 7:41 I wasn't sure if Blaire said 'sis' or 'cis' at first because both options sounded like something she'd say.
Is anyone else extremely distracted by that spot on her wall 😂😂
I thought it was something on my screen 💀🖤
Me : *drinks water too fast
The water : ➡️↖️⬅️↙️⬆️⬇️↗️↪️🔁🔀🔃🔄
Me : 3:55
"I CoulDnT WaTCh CaUsE i WAs CrYiNg"
grow some balls lmfao
oh wait
Shit lol
Lmao I fucking wish I could
I Wheezed
I am white and I’m ok with it. I’m glad I got that off my chest 😂
Rindarella ur cancelled
Ok racist 😂😂
I'm asian but I'm not yellow and I'm okay with it cuz my skin is stronger than white people
jazion simms freak
brobak huh??
“Oh reliy”
Me: oh oh oh reily! Auto parts! Ow!”
Lol
Autism Gender...
And I'm autistic.
Okay wtf
Im sorry that peoples are making ur problem a gender💀
@@thotxic1450 me too like wtf how do these people who use conditions they don't have as identities think it makes the people who ACTUALLY have them feel?
@@thotxic1450 Actually, autism isn't really a big problem for me anymore tbh. Still, it's pretty rotten to use other people's issues to try and elevate yourself in society.
What's next, Down Gender?
“she/he who should not be named” TOOK ME OUT 💀💀
Granted for the girl who’s autism gender and her disability, some people maybe disabled and still have the ability to walk. So I’ll give her that.
But I don’t like that in someway she’s using autism as a fashion statement. Like wtf does autism gender even mean?
Other then that, congrats on half a million babe💕💕
Autism gender...now that''s sexy!
I as a white person with autism find it funny how calling yourself "autism gender" is ok, but if I wear my kimono, then Im apperently racist...
I've seen a lot ppl on autistic groups using that "autigender" BS to be a new kind of trans person, and I as another autistic person see this as another way to make autism look like a fuking joke to everyone else instead of actually help us
me: oh what accident did you get into?
her: what do you mean? cause of my wheelchair?
me: yeah.. :/
her: oh this is just a fashion statement, I can actually walk.. and also i am autism gender so.
I've seen it explained as when a person feels like their disorder, autism, actually affects the way they see their gender. I am autistic and I admit to having identified as genderfluid in college before I settled down and realized I was a cis girl with body issues, lol. But idk, maybe my autism had something to do with that struggle since it's pretty much established that I have a different perception of things? It's not an entirely new gender, though. And idgaf if they THINK they are doing "neurodivergent" people a favor by having this more "open" outlook or option concerning gender... it really does just look like a joke. Stop it. Get some help.
Not sure if someone has explained what cfs/me is so thought I would explain it:
It's chronic fatigue syndrome/ Myalgic Encephalomyelitis which is a chronic condition (that can fluctuate) causing many symptoms (mostly affecting your nervous system and immune system). It's different for everyone but it's most commonly known for the chronic fatigue people have, how quickly we tire, the pain we experience and the body's inability to recover energy even after only doing something mildly strenuous. I've had it for a few years and mine is slowly getting worse and of all my health issues I find this is the one I struggle with the most as I use to be super active.
I love your content Blair but just so you know not every person who uses a wheelchair, can't walk.
Some people (like myself) use it for days when their pain is too bad to walk or they're massively fatigued etc. whereas other days I can manage fine.
Just wanted to let you know! 😊
Jessica James good point. I have a wheelchair I use when I know I’m gong to be sitting for for a while because I have spinal stenosis and my legs fall asleep-I can move around the house while until the sensation in my limbs comes back. (I use massage and physical therapy techniques) I learned the hard way when my legs went numb whilst sitting in a regular chair-very hazardous to try to even stand and I tried and broke a femur bone which necessitated surgery and a 6 week recovery. (My husband is a saint!)
are you one of those munchies?
@yourjoking Right it was a serious question.
@yourjoking Right I'm a 12 year old Russian bot. Im trying to learn the about humans
Jessica James Yeah I should honestly use a wheelchair more than I do cause I’m very sick and overexert myself all the time. But I hate using it cause I feel like everyone judges me and thinks it’s for attention since they’ve seen me walk before. That’s so ignorant of her
Not all disabled people who use wheelchairs are unable to stand for some length of time.
Amen! That's the one thing that bugged me about this video
@@Goat.CheeseI know! I sometimes use a cane, but it's not a life or death necesity. Some people have balance and/or pain issues and need a little help getting around.
Call me ignorant, but I genuinely didn’t know that. I know sometimes people are temporarily in wheelchairs after surgery and hospital visits, but then can stand afterwards. I didn’t know you could have a permanent or prolonged disability that allows you to be out of one for some amount of time... but still somewhat dependent. Thank you for letting me know, my dude.
Fiona Brennan Oh yeah, for me it depends on different things; how in shape I am, how much I have been on my feet, how active I have been, etc. I can walk and jog with just a slight limp or I might be limping noticeably and falling down repeatedly.
THANK YOU
Chase Ross reminds me of those gay Tumblr trans men who are fetishising gay people to such an extent that they're actually willing to transition into a male to achieve their sexual fantasy. You will usually find them on Tumblr obsessing over male/male ships, slash fanfiction and yaoi. Oh, and for some reason most of them have brightly colored hair.
A less extreme version of these guys are the non-binary, straight biological females, who are also obsessing over the same stuff, some of them are dreaming about undergoing a full transition and role playing as gay men with other non-binary females like themselves, and some of them will eventually "graduate" to become the type of gay "trans male" mentioned above.
Oh, so insane fujoshis
Oh yes!!
Blenderdick Snickersbar fr. as an actually gay trans man, it makes me sick to see that kind of stuff. fujoshis eat shit challenge.
Holy shit,i like yaoi,but i also like yuri,so my bi ass can't even get past tertiary
@@heiloniris1747 I don't get it, what has porn got to do with getting past tertiary? Are you obsessing too much over it or something?
“She he who must not be named.” I LOVE IT. 😂😂😁
Gurl, I am not even conservative and I adore you. ❤️
Same, I am actually known as a classical liberal/left leaning libertarian-but lately I've been agreeing with conservatives more and more seeing on how far into insanity the left have traveled. It really blows my mind. Not with just Identity politics (ugh...) but with abortion and many other things that the classic liberals fought for, to change the myths about, and all the sudden that hard work is crumbling due to these people REPRESENTING the myths! E.G-You cannot change nor choose your sexuality, you're born with it- that applies to all people.(when gay conversion therapy was a popular thing.) Especially men. (we are a dimorphic species, why can't people realize that we can be equal and still be different? You cannot argue hard facts but they still do their damnedest to do so.) No we are not for late term abortions, that's a myth...(now it's not smh.) No we don't use abortion as a birth control, that is used for the very last resort and done way before 3 months (with new scientific evidence, three months is too late because the development of the brain-it should be within the first 3 weeks to a month of a positive pregnancy. They are already creating an artificial womb- in the near future-probably in the next 20 years maybe-we won't need abortion at all due to the existence of artificial wombs and their availability.) and we understand and are compassionate about how getting an abortion to begin with is traumatic and no woman actually wants to be in that situation-just because it is there to help us women doesn't mean we should abuse the shit out of it. Now the left is....ugh you probably already know. I adore Blaire because she sticks to the FACTS. I find myself agreeing with her way more than disagreeing. I am the type to keep my own mind and with all of my ideals and beliefs are backed up by solid, proven facts. Facts seem unimportant nowadays unless it can be used to someones benefit. If it's hurtful or doesn't jive it gets completely thrown out the window. Blaire is RIGHT a lot of the time. For example, she is right that unlike homosexuality-transgenderism is a mental disorder-body dismorphia. Blaire being a real transgender woman (instead of all this transtrender nonsense we see.) and she doesn't look away from the hard fact that she cannot change her DNA-and that doesn't bother her in the slightest. She will always be biologically male. That is just a fact. These SJWS/TWFs get all butt hurt and don't throw any valid arguments (which they don't have a fact leg to stand on with this.) they just toss their general list of leftie slurs. She is happy the way she is-doesn't need denial to be happy with herself. Also, her argument about how it is stupid and dangerous for trans women to lie or omit that they are trans when in dating situations-is realistic and an extremely important piece of wisdom to other trans women-especially the younger ones (late part B millennials and early gen Zrs.). She is telling them what not to do for their own safety and well being-it really comes down to, no one likes to be lied to- so there IS no secret or omission that might make potential partners change their minds. If they aren't sexually attracted to trans women-that is their right. Just as it is for gay men not have to hide and try to be sexually active with women or lesbians having to do the same with men. Or forcing trans men to date other men or trans women be forced to date other women. Your sexual preferences are your own and there is nothing wrong (excluding pedophilia or necrophilia-basically consenting adults/ age appropriate.) with it ( that was another classical liberal ideal-honestly I truly think that this gender identity thing is a serious confusion between sexuality and gender. They are confusing sexuality with gender). Not transphobic in the least-pretty much 90% of western culture is accepting of everyone-you're human so therefore you deserve the same rights as me-That is the American way. If you get the same right to life, liberty, and happiness as myself-all is well. If your gay, be gay. If your trans, be trans! Be yourself, that's cool. Just because I don't want to have sexual relations with you doesn't make me bigoted in any way. THAT is ridiculous. If you're openly trans (in this current present) the right men who are interested in you will come along. LOL sorry I ranted in a reply. I absolutely adore Blaire myself. She is like a sane voice in the middle of madness.
Anime Horror Doll
Both of you, go research “libertarian to alt-right pipeline” and don’t fall in.
Blaire is a fucking moron. She doesn’t read books and she doesn’t do serious commentary. She doesn’t have well-developed opinions on complicated issues. She’s in the business of reactionary right-wing UA-cam clickbait bullshit that primes you to be receptive to much more extreme content.
Get the idea out of your head that any and all leftists are rabid SJWs, it’s the delusion that allows this garbage to be used as propaganda.
@@alexarvanitis4331 Blaire herself doesn't think all leftist/liberals are rabid SJWs she is friends with Jaclyn Glenn a moderate leftist, ShoeOnHead a liberal and Edenthedoll, no definite political identity for her but she apparently thinks very differently politically from her. In her Jussie Smollett video she said she has another unnamed liberal friend.
RedRubyTwilight xx
It’s not that, it’s the promotion of reactionary ideas that’s harmful. And it’s ultimately why Contrapoints has rocketed past Blaire and will continue to do so, because Natalie actually has a coherent political ideology that has a little more substance to it than “kek trigger SJWs” and provides an antidote to Blaire’s edgy shitposting. Plus she reads books by people who know things.
Shoe and Skeptic are also morons. This whole internet movement represents the death of actual literacy. Don’t get your opinions from dipshits on the internet, especially not ones that deal in controversy for profit and then shirk any responsibility when the worldview they promote primes people for even more extremist shit.
F u c k in lunatics
hey blaire! idk what that one person's disability is but not all ppl who use wheelchairs are permanently paralysed! i'm not an expert on disabilities but just wanted you to know that there are different disabilities that might require one to use a wheelchair sometimes but not always
I have a story that might help support your point. My ex-stepdad had neuropothy and had to wear leg braces when he walked. He had a bad habit of going off of his diabetes medication periodically so it progressed to the point where he would need a wheelchair sometimes. He could walk but after a while his legs needed to rest or they would give out and he would collapse. He eventually became wheelchair bound after he went off of his medication again and his leg got infected and they had to amputate above the knee.
yeah I have a couple of friends with ehlers-danlos syndrome which effects connective tissue, and some days they are more physically able than other days, they mainly use their wheelchairs if they have to be outside of their house with nowhere to rest for a long period of time.
@@Vulvatr0n420 yes! I have ehlers danlos, too and this is so true
Thank you for saying this, I was checking the comments to see if anyone had made a comment about that before I made my own. It's kind of similar to someone using a walker or a cane- Maybe they use it when they have to walk a lot, but they can still stand up and move short distances without it. Some days maybe they don't need it at all because their knee pain or whatever is fine, but the next day they can't move as well, and they need assistance.
Yeah my sister has a disease that tenses her muscles so sometimes she just can't walk... but it doesn't happen all the time
6:15 Fuck, I was eating... Now my bowl of my favourite tomato soup lays smashed on the floor, covered with my own puke. Blaire, you owe me the soup now.
Queer literally means “odd” or “weird” or “strange”. It was a slur I guess but a lot of people use t now, and like the word gay (homosexuals were called that because of the way they dressed or whatever which pretty much means happy or joyful) it now is used differently then it once was. Anyway, I usually consider the Q as questioning.
Marcus Allard I love your profile pic
Questioning makes more sense than queer
I love that replacement! :D
I always thought Q stood for Questioning too
your hair looks AMAZING in this video. Super wavy and voluminous!
I know right? It looks so great
The gurl who identities as Autism gender pops up on my Tiktok all the time... I cringe Everytime😂
Autism gender... U serious? :DD
Shes definitely tiktokd
Autistic people need to kill themselves. That's why I, myself, have tried to kill myself countless times. People who are nearly braindead _do not deserve the chance to live_ .
@@APoliticalConfusionAndMess what the frick are you serious?
@@APoliticalConfusionAndMess Ooo, that's edgy to an extent. Chill.
So to be fair I use a wheelchair sometimes and walk sometimes. Some days my legs work and other days they don't.
That being said I don't try act like I'm super extra special because of that. I just do what I need to do.
If i can ask whats wrong with them im just curious no hate i promise
_disability-fluid_
I have plenty of friends with my condition that are the same. Some days are horrible and walking is difficult, other days are tolerable and easier. Having said that, I also have friends with my condition that are 100% wheelchair bound and others that are not. Bottom line is definitely, you just do what you need to do! :)
No hetero, but DAMN Blair you are looking STUNNING
No hetero 🤣🤣
I am hetero, and she is stunning.
No homo.
I agree. She looks beautiful in this video.
@Shinji Ikari ?
@Shinji Ikari She has a peepee
two things
1. looking finer than usual. (not white knighting, just an observation)
2. that last one on the list gave me the dumb. It's terminal. I don't have long guys....
F. I don't have any long guys either
My sister is autistic...at "autistic gender" she asked...."so they finally admitted to needing mental help. FINALLY!" Shes the best
Complimenting isn't white knighting. Going over board with "protecting" a female with the intent of getting attention or laid is white knighting. All you did was say she was hot.. Which she is. So no harm no foul.
She’s always fine
F
the fact i went to school with Lars (Autism Gender person) sksks i can't deal
Maria lalier what was Lars like?
Please spill the tea.
What was she like though?
Omg, Lars? Really? Well they could barely have picked a more masculine name
☕☕☕☕☕
"gender flux" for when you need to do some gender soldering.
I blocked the Queer Kid Stuff channel bc they started popping up in my recommended...
be free, die trying Seems like a bunch of brainwashing crap too. And, I’m assuming they’re not just aiming at kids, they seem to be specifically aiming at preschoolers/kindergarteners up to second graders. Like, kids are too young to understand that stuff. Just let them be, you know, *kids.* Let them worry about that stuff when they’re older. For now, let them eat crayons or play dough.
@@parkchimmin7913 my cousin who is also a lesbian dresses her twins baby boys in rainbows and shit. The one is always in pink and mint green, the other she dresses in powder blue and lavender, people always ask if the boys are girl because they are dressed girly. Then she has nerve to get upset. Like sorry dress boys like boys stop making them look like a walking rainbow and maybe people won't ask. I honestly think it is abuse to children and parents have mental health problems too. If I see those babies watching queer kids I will call CPS. Brainwashing 1 year olds is not cool. Honestly I feel that homosexuality has become a fad and something cool to say. In my opinion all thing gay stuff is anti gay. trans kids are children that are showing they might possibly be gay (even tho I also believe children are not mature enough to make that decision) so what do parents do they dress thier little boy up in a dress, why? So they aren't labeled gay? Or are they not gay enough? And way are all the extreme cases always male to female? Is it possible that all this feminist bullshit has mentality corrupted the public to hate males so much, we rather turn them into females? Also when did the word queer become cool? I'm 35 and when I was younger queer was a slur, now all of these kids and young adults embrace it? Is it possible that just like black community has been mentally hijacked to call themselves Niggas, they gay community has been hijacked to use queer? Like what are the powers that be up too? I know this all sound like conspiracy but I just look around and now something's up. Queer kids is propaganda for their gay agenda. Or in my opinion thier genderless agenda. Break the Foundation of humanity, religion bad, family bad, education became indoctrination, skin color bad especially white, diversity good but not the ones that matters, thought and content of character, the one that should matter the least, race. Straight people bad, everything that could cause individuality and personal growth bad. American values bad? I see all of this and wonder what has this world come too. What or who are laughing all the way to the bank as we enslave ourselves and turn our children part of thier propaganda machine.
@@incorvaiac I mean, forcing things on kids is wrong indeed. But why would it be wrong for boys to wear skirts?
There's no reason to teach children about sexualities. They're kids. They're not straight or bi or gay because they're not sexual. It's weird and borders on some bizarre abuse. Kids grow up too fast as it is, no 5 year old needs to know anything about sex.
ApparentlyMe yes, I know. Why do you think I blocked the channel....
Not everyone that needs a wheelchair can’t walk. Like I need to use one but on good days I can use a walker for an hour or so. Love you though :)
Likewise, sometimes I've literally had to crawl the 10 steps to my bathroom but other times I can walk it and I can't walk any distance and if I have to go out to leave the house I need a stick and if I ever went to a shopping centre or something I'd need a wheelchair. I can walk a bit with a walker/trolley on good days but I've spent the last 3 days in bed and my legs giving way when I stand to get to the bathroom or kitchen because I went to 2 shops with my carer earlier in the week to get the weekly shop.
That’s what I was thinking too. That lady is wacky, but in general it IS possible to not need a wheelchair all the time.
This. My thought exactly, even if I barely wanna give this person the benefit of the doubt that she really needs a wheelchair I think the percentage of people who need a wheelchair and are actually paraplegic (they can't move their lower body) isn't that high?
You guys are so right about some people in wheelchairs being able to walk (I myself occasionally need to use a wheelchair, though usually I just need a cane), but I've seen videos about the autism gender person and while now they're straight-up claiming they're disabled, they've also identified as "transabled" which is when an able bodied person wants to be disabled. Sometimes this is caused by a rare mental illness called Body Integrity Disorder, but most of the time it's just for attention, and is so offensive.
Raye J Transabled? WOW, just wow. I SO wish I could give these people my spinal disorder! Even if just for a year. Permanently might be pretty evil to inflict on anyone...especially as it's degenerative. I kinda wish it were possible for at least those in my life who wanted to to be able to experience so they could better understand. It's just not something one can understand without experiencing, I don't think. I definitely didn't before when I was highly functional, basically normal.
Blaire, you're right about the male/female mindsets. It is scientifically proven. And just as an aside, when I was in Law School, our very cool Contracts professor sat a few of us women down and explained the differences in reasoning, and explained the best way to phrase our answers on exams for maximum points (the tests are heavily male structured). Basically, he said, women face issues in a 'ping-pong', 'on the one hand, but then on the other hand, conclusion' sort of way--and graders get too tired to weed through your points even though they are most likely there. But men think like: 'Here's the issue, here's the law, here's the analysis and here's the conclusion'. Very direct, very linear, no interesting, but irrelevant facts. Once I started writing my answers in a male structured way, my grades went up immediately. We ladies can DO that, but it's not our natural mindset at all.
I don't know if that person is disabled and it's not my place to say or not but you do need to know that there are ambulatory wheelchair users.
Wheelchair's are not just for people that are paralyzed.
It could be to painful or dangerous for people to walk long distances, they might have a heart condition, there muscles might not be strong enough to walk far, they might be a fall risk, or have balance issues.
you never know why someone could need one.
Yes, some people might take advantage of that, but it is a real thing and there are more people that are actually disabled then people that are faking a disability.
I use a chair for long distances (anything further then my fridge) because it's very painful, I dislocate when I walk and I faint if I stand to long. I can stand for about 8 mins (on a good day) if I'm lucky.
I hope you can read about it.
You have a big following, spreading ableist mindsets is dangerous to people that are actually disabled.
I would be rich if I got money every time somebody left a rude note on my car. as I stand to pull out my wheelchair from my car. I wouldn't be able to get a disabled parking permit, if I was faking as your doctor has to sign off on those.
Unfortunately I know the feeling of getting stared at or questioned with disabled placards. I had a car accident in college & had to use temporary placards for a couple of years. It was frustrating sometimes having to explain to people why I could use them... but I understood it's just cuz too many people violate the system! So unfair... it definitely made me more aware of the handicap parking situation from someone who hadn't experienced it before (or since). I just saw a car the other day in a handicap spot with NO noticeable tags, grrr...
Thank you for commenting this, not enough people know about this kind of stuff, I myself didn't even know until a few weeks ago.
the disabled mermaid thank you for saying this. undoubtedly there’s people who take advantage of parking placards but invisible disabilities are everywhere and goes unnoticed. i have a prosthetic leg and use a cane sometimes when i walk too far, but i wear stockings and platform shoes all the time so i look able-bodied. and yet i get harassed on the bus for sitting in the priority seat. same thing when i use my placard, i get old shits glare at me and i’ve even been stopped by the police.
disabilities aren’t always visible, and we should do more to spread that awareness.
My friend has a parking placard, and while she is not wheelchair-bound, it's difficult for her to stand (or even sit) for long periods of time without bad pain. She keeps a walker in her trunk, or uses a shopping cart to lean on in the market. Her scoliosis was never treated as a child (not a brace, but the necessity of spending months in a body cast), and her posture is warped. So disability is often less apparent to others. But nobody is 'autismgender'.
Reasonable trans people? You, Ma'am, are an absolute unicorn. You really are a spark of hope between all these crazy snowflakes.
there are many reasonable trans people blaire's not the only one. pls dont let these sjw's be the face of the trans community.
Ella Grant and Kalvin Garrah are also some really awesome trans UA-camrs. Most trans people are really down to earth and wanting to live their lives like any other person, just media focuses on the lunatics smh
@@Marshmallow_1111 actually it's the LGBTQ community who makes these unreasonable attention seekers the face of the community.
Suha Nafsi a vocal minority of the LGBTQ community
@@boo5822 who is the minority here? Sorry I'm not an English speaker.