I am a biological female but my voice is very deep because I have high-levels of testosterone and twice within the last month, I had two complete strangers think I am a transwoman. One of them happened while I was getting taco bell and the man was fully like, "Here you go, SIR" and "Would you like sauce, SIR" even after seeing me at the drive-thru window he just doubled down even more. I didn't bother with correcting him. Truly it is so funny to me that someone would want so aggressively to be "right" and think that they're so good at clocking trans people that a fully cisgender woman has him confused
Transphobes like to ignore science completely and think men and women are just identical each time, no consideration for the many acceptions that have always been around. It's sad and pathetic but also funny when they make utter fools of themselves.
these people are just so close minded its both really funny and not funny at all. they plain contradict themselves when they do shit like misgendering a cisgendered person due to some trans bias. really shows how backwards and unrealistic their mindset is.
Sometimes I want to get a pre-trans picture of a trans person, tell a transphobe this is what they look like now, and watch them accidentally validate them.
Whenever Jammiedodger posts pre-transition photos, I always get confused and ask, "Jamie, why are you posting a video of photos of your sister?" 😆 Because as far as I'm concerned, that's who that pre-transition photo is: a picture of your twin-sister-from-a-parallel-universe where you were born the man you always should have been [and vice-versa for trans women].
We need to start a _movement_ dedicated to doing this, then we need to "leak" that we're doing it. The Transphobes will be too busy second-guessing themselves to be transphobic!
@@John_Weiss Aaaaaand, I had legitimately forgotten he was. Sometimes I ham-fistedly validate Trans people because I'm socially inept, but sometimes I validate through laziness/forgetfulness. I'm an enthusiastic ally, but not always a terribly subtle one.
Another thing Peta doesn't understand about sheep. The wild ancestors of sheep used to shed their wool, but domestic sheep do not. They MUST be shorn. An overgrown fleece is heavy, may cover their eyes, and could even cause the sheep to overheat. Evidently, Peta has never seen a video of a sheep that got lost in the woods and was found later with a mountain of matted wool on its back
@@PenguinLord10 I'm sure that most people who join do care, but that somewhere in the organisation, some thing is happening that makes the outcomes often bad
@@shadowcween7890 that's the problem. Peta pretends to care about animals. Their pet shelters have the highest rate of euthanasia of any rescue center, and they are known to "rescue" pets from their owner's porches. They release animals that have no chance of surviving in the wild. Peta might as well stand for People for the eradication and torture of animals, given their operational record.
PETA advertising and some of their policies are pretty counterproductive to the animal-rights cause, totally agree. But sheep in agriculture do have a shitty life, particularly in climates that are not their natural habitat, e.g. Australia, where there's three sheep for every human. That PETA poster misses all the worst issues they face.
Peta is so grossly uneducated in what their beliefs are. These morons are going into fabric shops and destroying the bundles of ACRYLIC yard because it's cruel to the sheep.
They LOVE taking Greta Thunberg's quote out of context, don't they? She said "you stole everything from me, yet I'm one of the lucky ones", acknowledging that there are people worse off than her. Like, "I've got nothing despite being in a privileged position. What does that mean for those who AREN'T?"
Trans-man streamer here. Had a fun little troll come into my stream one day when the subject of me being trans happened to come up. This troll, after hearing this and seeing me, spent 10 minutes ranting in my chat about how I'll never be a woman no matter how much I want to and blah blah blah. After letting him go on and laughing at him for a bit, we then politely informed him that I'm actually ftm, and had transitioned FROM being a girl. His only response was "....well you'll never be a man then" before leaving immediately.
I always encourage a hobby, but stream-jumping to find someone who is transgender and throwing salt around isn't healthy. :( I hope these people get the help they need.
I swear these asses attack trans women more than men because they're afraid of getting decked in the face. But wouldn't that imply trans women are delicate flowers and need to be protected just like regular women? So why bitch about sports results you don't even watch man.
i remember reading a story online of someone who was transmasc with a cis male boyfriend. that person's boyfriend liked a lot of feminine things, cried easily, and was also a lot shorter than the op. apparently word got around that one of them in the relationship was trans, and suddenly a lot of people on their campus was being transphobic towards their boyfriend... who was cis. that story really marked me, like i just find it hilarious that transphobes will in reality target anyone who doesn't fit into their narrow view of what the gender binary should be like, even if their victims are cis themselves.
Yeah, that's why a lot of people say that transphobia can't be detached from misogyny and misogynoir (the misogyny specifically targeted towards black women because yes that's a thing). Despite all the claims from TERFs that they're feminists, in reality they just like one idea of the woman, the conventionally attractive white woman, and all the rest is just as suspect to them than transwomen ^^'
I remember that one! OP also had a cis sister, no? Or one of the commenters, because I specifically remember someone's sister was brought forth as an example for harassment as well.
@@VoidAcrid Don't worry, a lot of the times people lash out at trans people is because they are attractive and it hurts their fragile masculinity/feminity.
the "I'm an astro-physicist - I'm a Gemini" was a manipulative edit from the network - they were bantering, but the show runners cut it out to make her look like an airhead
@@PenguinLord10 Exactly, but the joke is on the editors because it doesn't even make her look stupid, it just makes it look like she has a clever sense of humor. 😂
I'm not transgender. I'm intersex. In my specific case that means I was born with a condition that makes me look androgynous. I enjoy the look of Horror on their faces when I tell them I'm not trans, I'm not on hormones, I haven't done any surgeries, and I'm just cisgender and gay
I always ask around, when I dont know terminology. And the strangest thing that I have experienced, was that I were called a tranphobe, because I asked about what trans man and trans woman actually is. All I did was to ask, because I did not know what the words mean at that point. But I have learned, that if one is unsure if they have it right or not, then just add the word into, between trans and what it is. Then you instantly know what it actually is. Just a rule that one can use internally for one self.
@@brostenen I don't mind being called trans, and I don't mind explaining. I just think it's funny when a transphobes starts going off on me about how I'll never be a woman or a man or whatever and I'm just like yeah I'm not really either and I don't really want to be. It's fine to be curious but that's not the kind of people I was talking about
I absolutely hate how often innocent people are accused of grooming and hurting children. The phobes are reluctant to address the actual pedos, and they use innocent people as scapegoats. It's like they don't even care about children. They don't want to stop hurting children; they just want to blame someone else.
They definitely don't care about the children. It's just a convenient excuse to hate and discriminate while trying to pretend they're doing it for a good reason. Doubt any of them have ever done anything to actually help children in unfortunate circumstances.
My biggest pet peeve with the whole "we have to police bathrooms because people will PRETEND to be trans to get access to children" is... well, the word "pretend." Trans people aren't "pretending" to be anything other than ourselves. So you're not worried about trans people - you're worried about people who will PRETEND to be trans, aka "predatory people." It's not the same thing, and I wish that could be pointed out more
@@jakehaskins5363 To the people saying those things, there usually isn't a distinction between trans people and actual predators. I often waste a stupid amount of time trying to debate with them online and it's almost always either "all transwomen are just predators in disguise! Erasing women, invading our spaces, blah blah" or "well there's no way to tell which are the dangerous ones so we have to discriminate against all of you." There's just no reasoning with some people.
One year, a few members of the Jewish side of my family (including my stepbrother and then-elementary-school-aged nephew) attended a Christmas service with some of the Catholic side of my family. Halfway through, my nephew asked his dad (in what was, in age-appropriate fashion, clearly a failed attempt to whisper quietly) why the priest kept talking about cheeses.
As a person who has never really been to church, i need to know what prompted him to ask about cheese. Edit: i watched the video and my question was answered. That was beautiful
I think "stars are biblically accurate angels and planets are falling angels" sounds like REALLY cool concept for a story but trying to claim it's real is INSANE
yeah like (from a christian point of view) people can also just say... god created the planets and it was either mistranslated out or just not included? like??? its not that hard???? and what's more celestial and godly than giant beautiful balls of gas and rock lmao
@@Crows_Hoard I always hear these theories like they are 'disproving' things and then wonder why it has anything to do with disproving anything. Spiritually speaking, why couldn't an a fallen angel be a specific star if you want to see it that way for example ? But you can't just call it "science" and shove it down other peoples throats... weird
Fun Fact: shearing sheep is actually good for their health. If you leave a sheep's wool on and they continue to let it grow, they can have plenty medical issues from ingrown hair to outright blindness if the wool gets in their eye (not like actually gets in their eye but)--it is better for them to have a regular shear schedule as well.
Can't it also add tens of pounds (maybe 100s but I'm not going to verify so sticking with pounds) of weight causing mobility issues? Seem to recall a sheep which went wild for a period of time which was so overencumbered by overgrowth is could have perished had it not been found when it was
@@lucieudem Personally, my favourite take on that was when a woman freaked out because the cows her yogurt came from had feminine names. She claimed it was "due to the link between consuming animals and misogyny," until someone pointed out that "milk from bulls wouldn't taste right."🤣 It takes all kinds to fill a freeway!🤣
THIS PHOTO'S CAPTION WAS COMPLETELY MADE UP! NOT AT ALL WHAT WAS HAPPENING! LOOK IT UP! I will say tho the reality is still weird but nowhere NEAR what is claimed in the viral post! Please don't believe things just because there's "picture proof"! Far too often people circulate outrageous false captions on photos for likes and shares. It's gross! Be more skeptical folks!
I am a Theistic Satanist and nobody in my religion has any problem with a couple doing this in ritual. I don't think the God they worship was the right one to give them fertility. Perhaps Unsere or Belial if he has a health issue. Just saying, the venue was a bit unique for the rite involved.
As a trans... Guy-flavored thing, the entirely misdirected transphobia from people I've met is weirdly funny. I got told that it was impossible to change biological sex. It's "basic biology." Which. I know. But it's obviously more complex than that because of chromosomes, hormonal levels, primary and secondary sex characteristics, etc. So I asked them if they meant my sexual characteristics or my karyotype (chromosome combination). They then said "what's a karyotype? I'm telling you it's impossible to change your sex, not whatever that is."
It is possible to change biological sex. At least theoretically. Science is developing a tool to edit genes, so, you can make anyone run out of arguments against you.
@@doodlesyoru2108 Klinefelter syndrome is where men are born with an extra X chromosome -- aka XXY syndrome. They can experience breast growth, low testosterone, reduced muscle mass and body hair / facial hair.
I pissed off my special ed teacher when she showed us the gorilla video. She was trying to prove that we didn't really pay attention and not only did I nail the number of throws and notice the gorilla, but I also noticed what number pass it came in on. She told me I did the exercise wrong.
@@SevCaswell That too (I myself am _very_ neurodivergent), but I've seen a few NTs who can multitask their focus too (though in their case, it's a skill they've trained, rather than something innate).
@@shadowcween7890 27:05 (which is also a case of "oh yeah, That Totally Happened. Your 18-month-old totally said 'not in my America' after you stole half of his toy building to make a stupid point about 'the dangers of socialism' even though he's less than 2 years old. :/)
eh capitalism would be the mom playing with the bricks and telling the kid to go work, then charging him for food and taking the bricks if the kid somehow acquired the bricks he could play with them and get paid in more bricks by his mom for it
I was born female. I'm genderfluid (any pronouns) and don't identify as cisgender, therefore identifying as trans. When transphobes find out I'm trans, they don't know what to do, because I look like a guy, sound like a girl, don't get offended when they try to misgender me, and won't tell them what I was born as. It usually devolves into them begging me to tell them what's in my pants, at which point I tell them politely that this is both harassment and mental illness, and I hope they get well soon. Watching them have mental breakdowns because they can't tell what I am or how to offend me is very very satisfying.
Love this. I'm nonbinary, and identify some parts of me with different genders. So for me, all pronouns are correct. Do you mind if I start using this tactic as well? It sounds quite satisfying.
Erich Maria Remarque, the German author who wrote “All Quiet on the Western Front”, was persecuted by the Nazis. He was a WW1 veteran who thought there should never be war again. The traumatic experience of WW1 made him a vocal pacifist. He was very outspoken against war, militarisation, war mongering, etc - so the Nazis absolutely hated him. They 🔥 burned and outlawed his books, he had to flee Germany and live in exile, he was stripped of his German citizenship, etc. They executed his younger sister who stayed behind in Germany. So it is more than a bit stupid or ignorant to get this bit wrong and call the movie “anything Nazi”… considering that the author was literally persecuted by the Nazis because of the very book the movie was based on!
People really need to understand the difference between WW1 and WW2. Not to mention how that book is so clearly not about anything related to Nazi propaganda, and is just showing the horrors of war.
Knowledge is good for us. I did know that "All Quiet on the Western Front" was written by a German author about his Great War experiences, but I did not know all the rest of what you said.
The problem here is that we’re expecting them to understand logic… I mean gave up on humanity when someone asked me if my hair was naturally purple and got insulted when I thought they were joking.
As a statistics major, I can confirm that every stats class I've taken has discussed gambling statistics. It's a great way to get turned off the idea of gambling real fast. My intro stats teacher actually got into teaching because of friends he had who were addicted and he wanted to prevent young people from getting into it. It really sticks with you when you learn about it that way.
My grandpa always says that the lottery is a tax on those who can't do math. Needless to say, I've never felt like playing the lottery (or doing other types of gambling) because I was introduced so early and often to the fact that it isn't a profitable system (for the gambler)
Yep. My calculus teacher taught us how to count cards after the AP test. It was the end of the year, everyone else was a senior, so they were all just ready to be done. But she also taught us the math behind it. It was very interesting.
College stats also turned me off gambling permanently. If you do want to gamble on occasion go in with a set budget that you are willing to lose all of. Plan on walking out with no money. Give yourself a time limit and set a vibrating alarm on your phone as a reminder. And if you ever double what you walked in with them take it and go home.
I'm non-binary, and I always wear a mask that obscures the lower half of my face. If they don't hear my voice (which is tragically squeaky), then it's usually a coin toss whether people think I'm AMAB or AFAB. It's always really funny when some random bozo sees the trans pride button on my jacket and says "you'll never be a boy/girl" and I get to be like "bitch that's the point💖"
Yeah, some people just wanna be mean for no reasons. I'm a cis male with a high pitch voice and long hair. On stream some dude tried to provoke me by being transphobe. When I politely told him I wasn't, he then started being homophobic, until my girlfriend passed behind me. He then started insulting her for being fat. That's when I banned him.
The gambling grooming thing is really the same thing as sex ed. Teaching kids about how games of chance work can stop them making bad decisions in the future just like sex ed can help prevent STIs or unwanted pregnancies. Teaching about LGBTQ+ issues can also prevent a lot of confusion and struggle with coming to terms with one's own identity. You can't just say "✧*̥˚don't gamble, kids *̥˚✧" and expect young people to follow your directions without question
There's a streaming website for kids. It's called kick and it has a lot of streamers gambling away money that they were sponsored by the gambling game and then they win and kids, teens and adults watching them play the game try the games themselves only to lose their money and get addicted.
The funny thing about that “water mountain” concept is that flat earthers constantly say, “water seeks its own level.” Except when it makes a mountain, right? 😂
Adding to the "transphobes can always tell" I once saw a post about how Jojo Siwa was not invited to some award ceremony. And in the comments, there was a surprising number of people who said things like, "I always hated her, but especially now that she's come out as a trans man" Jojo Siwa had not, in fact, come out as a trans man. She wasn't invited because of her girlfriend.
The thing about mocking people for learning "basic" things is that it is endless just how many things we all do wrong without realizing it. I always had my shoes come untied. It was a thing--my laces were always twisted and my shoes came untied every 5 minutes. I was in my 20s, educated, employed, and unable to tie my own freaking shoes! I mocked myself while I looked up "How to tie your shoes," but immediately found out it was never my fault. I am left-handed. Very, very left handed. I grew up unable to imitate how right-handed people did things, because my brain didn't know to flip things backwards, and I was never specifically taught that this is a thing I needed to do differently from most of the other kids. I found a detailed diagram of shoe-tying, and re-taught myself to tie my shoes. As an adult, I had to purposefully build-up the muscle memory that most people had instilled when they were 5. But now, my shoes don't come untied! So, yeah, look up how to sew buttons back on your clothes, or how to properly clean a hardwood floor. We have the information right there for a reason!
I found out about several things odd about my brain by googling my symptoms. If anyone had cared enough to help me when I was a kid, most of it could have been dealt with by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Don't assume everyone else is right, and you're just a dummy. Search, and ye shall find help..
If it makes you feel better,I'm right handed,and it took till my mom literally left pieces of string just tied around the house for me to learn how to tie my shoes.
About being left-handed: when I was little and then a teen my mom used to get frustrated over me not knowing how to open bottles or glass jars and asking every time. The thing is, everything in the world is for right-handed people, so naturally me trying to open it with a left hand was bound to fail. Also, I've never had to use a curling iron, and then when I was well into my 20s I needed to help my dance team girls with their hair, and I struggled so much, because I could not figure out which way to twist it, even though it's very simple if you are right-handed.😢😅
I had a pretty similar thing happen to me, even though I'm not left handed. My parents 'taught' me to tie my shoes when I was 5 years old by standing 3 feet away from me saying look and then tying their own shoes quickly without explaining anything. Needless to say I couldn't figure out how to do it and they completely gave up even that after I couldn't instantly figure it out and just bought me velcro shoes while occasionally mocking me for it. At 20 I bought a pair of shoes with laces and looked up how to tie them for myself and got it after 10 minutes though I had to occasionally look up the steps again for the first week while I memorized it. Could have learned when I was 5 if they'd just bothered to actually teach me, still wish school would have taught me.
My daughter is left-handed. I purposefully learned how to do things lefty so I could teach her things like tying her shoes. I wasn't great at it, but I tried to at least be able to show her something so that she could follow.
Im a cis guy and having long hair and fairly androgynous features. The funniest place I have been mistaken for a women was whilst I was pissing at a urinal.
18:51 "31-year-old Connecticut lunch lady arrested after raping 14-year-old boy and sending him nudes 👀" I fixed the headline for them. Can someone please explain why when an older woman does this, she "has sex with" a child that can't actually consent and not rape? Yet if we reversed the genders and it was a 31-year-old man and a 14-year-old girl, it would say was arrested for statutory rape and not having sex with. I'm so disgusted with how often this happens. Those boys are victims, period.
It reminded me of the "South Park" episode where the cops looked at the teacher that was supposed to be attractive in love with the toddler and kept saying "Nice". I know South Park is meant to be sort of gross out humour but they clearly got the clear double standard and were calling it out.
@@callnight1441 - True - like honestly the woman in the photo does indeed look attractive and I am sure it's the nicest photo they could get where if it was a guy they would be going with the evilest looking photo.
Callnight is right. I’ve seen grown men talk about wishing they could’ve “hit” bc it would’ve been cool to have sex with a teacher. It’s always the one who haven’t actually experienced that trauma. I’ve had women tell me they want it to happen to then bc it means they’re attractive.It’s really weird and kinda sad. What’s upsetting (as a female victim) is that when I come across posts from people supporting male victims there’s always hate/aggressive comments from other men. They just can’t relate or expect them to “man up or “go gym”.And some just can’t relate to women, so they don’t share bc most victims are women and if it happened to a man “it’s not as serious” or is taken as a joke. I’ve seen women say stuff against male survivors, but the people I’ve seen do it most are men. I’m very passionate about this because I hate the thought of what happened to me happening to someone else. Some people grow up thinking everything is someone’s fault and I think a lot of people tend to blame the victim because they’re the only one coming out with a story. I just hope we, women, men, and nb can help more people to understand and have sympathy for ALL victims.
@@__TK___ I wish I could laugh lol Nazis: war is awesome! The movie: war SUCKS That idiot: nAzi pRoPaGaNdA Like, tell me you know nothing about history without telling me you know nothing about history 🤦🏽♀️
@@seigeengineYeah, she was treated so cruelly. Her child was made to denounce her publicly, in front of her, right before she was executed. Just disgusting.
"One of these kids complained that their childhood was stolen" Yeah... Because the other ones will probably get beaten if they do it too. The complaining one is lucky enough to not be abused for speaking up
The 'All Quiet on the Western Front' one got me. Remarque's (the author) sister literally got beheaded by the Nazis because he wrote that book. How can you be that ignorant?!
Oh god, the pro choice one reminds me of how my best friend describes conversations with me when I still claimed I was “pro life”. Me: I’m pro life because I would never get an abortion, and I wouldn’t never advise anyone to get one. Her: Do you think it should be illegal? Me: No, but I would never advise anyone to get one. Her: But would you actually try to stop anyone from getting one? Me: No, but if they asked me, I would tell them they shouldn’t. Her: …I think you’re pro-choice.
I hate abortion but I'm pro choice because I've lost people who could be saved with abortion. When pro life people try to shame me, i always say 'come back when you lost someone you love'.
The paramedic one gets worse: he was called by a passerby because the old woman (who was 94 years old) had collapsed outside her house. He literally delayed saving her life to sneak into her house and rob her. Good news is this was a year ago and he has now been fired and sentenced to 18 weeks in prison
@@Who_evenamIanymore 100% agree. The only reason the sentence was so short is he put the money back. Like, OBVIOUSLY because he saw the camera but he technically didn't steal from her. Still a disgusting human being, though. Robbing an unconscious 94 year old is so fucking low
@@markalexander3659 This was in r/ems with caption that they had been treating an old lady and the video was captured few minutes after her passing. But whatever is the truth, that is just horrible for everyone, for homeowner, for that SoB's partner, for people close to homeowner and also, for all of the EMS. It hurts peoples trust in ems, and trust is what they need to be able to treat their patients.
This video reminded me of a day a few weeks ago where my girlfriend (who is trans) was streaming on Twitch. She got a transphobe in chat, telling her she’d never be a man. She let him rant for awhile before banning him, laughing all the while. Turns out it made him so mad he started creating alts to harass her with his accidentally positive message. At one point I even hopped in a discord call with her and told the troll, who was at this point on account 10 or so, “she was born with a [pp] bozo” The troll didn’t even figure it out then. This also made me remember I posted about it to Reddit but I forgot to set up an imgur link to give folks screenshots. 😂
It really feels sometimes like transphobes genuinely do not understand that passing for the preferred gender is a thing. like, I think they have seen transpeople and because they passed better or were further along in transition, it's like their brains just short circuit. perhaps their hate and fear are so strong that they are incapable of understanding that you can actually, you know, get to a gender presentation that fits the gender one identifies as!
I'll never understand why transphobes will just stalk us trans people for just existing. It's super creepy. Like get a better hobby than literally stalking some random stranger you've never met nor has ever done anything positive or negative to you. I just don't get it. There's gotta be better things to do.
Hey, I'm a trans woman myself, and would like to ask you to tell her I said, good on her for what she did, and good on you for being such a sport🏳️⚧️♥️ P. S. What's her twitch username?
I am a cisgender woman currently pregnant with baby #2, and I have been accused of being transgender because I 1) stand with the LGBTQ+ community, and 2) have some masculine features (i.e. jawline, nose, etc.). I have had threats made against my life and my family
I have been doxxed to the point that I had to quit my real estate career out of fear. I cannot even begin to imagine the pain trans people go though on a daily basis of this is what I go through as a cisgender person. It breaks my 💔
Fun fact about the "I'm a Gemni" clip. Turned out to be a bad edit from the producers and they had cut out some important context from it. She got harassed for it too which sucks but that's kinda par for the course over here on Australian TV unfortunately...
So what was the original content? TV producers try to make meme-able clips so that people will watch their shows all the time, it's an unfortunate truth. We've just heard about the absurd conditions from Love is Blind. TV shows need to be held to higher standards, and it's been in the public debate forums for a long time - I've seen videos about it dating back at least two, maybe even three years - but not enough people care. They just want mind-numbing things to watch and don't care how ethical it is.
@@jakeking3859 Yes, sadly a lot of reality TV is edited or even faked. I remember a so called magician on one of Simon Cowell's shows used visual effects for his act. The great Captain Disillusion debunked his whole act.
@@jakeking3859 I'm reminded of Jontron's interview with Jimmy from Kid Nation. There was footage of Jimmy crying on the show, because at the time Jimmy was eight years old, homesick, and having a breakdown. Jimmy mentioned the cameraman saying "This will be good" during filming. "reality" tv is a plague that's lasted decades.
I swear people think pro-choice means "kill every single child that is in every womb ever!!!" Pro-choice means you literally can choose what to do with your body! Not that I really have to explain it to you here, but my family STILL thinks that pro-choice means "Pro murder all the babies". It's frustrating and they don't want to hear what it really means, so it's nice to have a place to actually say what I want to say without being disowned. Thank you for letting me rant.
My favorite is when people literally describe being pro-choice like, “I wouldn’t have a termination, but I can understand why others would choose it. So I don’t know if I’m really pro-life or pro-choice.” Bitch, you just used the word “choose” to describe your viewpoint! We need to just start a third option which IS pro murder all the babies, so people get where pro-choice falls. “Are you pro-life, pro-choice, or pro-drown infants at birth?” “Oh… I guess the middle one.”
tried explaining that once to a family friend and she made the argument with her daughters right next to her "would you have her aborted huh!". like they made up a great argument based on something that never fucking happens, post-birth-abortions... in my mind it just says to the daughter "ya I could of but I didn't , be fuckin grateful for your life to meeee!". it's such a weird complex.
@@mrmoment6061 My mother and her siblings still think Planned Parenthood is Abortion Only Central. She absolutely did not want to hear that the small clinics don't even perform abortions and they are very good at helping families Plan Out Their Families. One of my aunts has a dentist that's above a Planned Parenthood and once she told my mother that the only thing she could think of while getting her tooth filled "were all the little babies that were being murdered downstairs." I told my mother the worst thing that was probably being offered downstairs was the morning after pill and she brushed that off. And of course in her mind the morning-after pill is just as bad anyway.
It's weird how she went in that direction, saying that planets aren't real, when the idea that angels use their rings to 3D print planets and stars sounds so much cooler.
Transphobes be the big dumb, trans folks be the big valid. And did you know that Mango will also bring wholesomeness and validation into your life? Disclaimer: Mango can say anything you want to hear, but please, keep it wholesome. Buy a Mango today, or several. :3
Same. My parents insisted on doing everything themselves (because of course they did it perfectly?) and us siblings had to teach ourselves. And this was before the internet.
My fire department I was a part of, we were told if someone parks their car near a fire hydrant and we're allowed to break their windows to put the hose through. A lot of the firefighters get enjoyment out of it (and rightfully so)
I'm a cis woman and it is funny sometimes when someone telling me I'll never be a man simply because I dress in more masculine clothes and then when I tell them thank you for confirming that I'm a woman the look on their face is priceless. Transphobes seem to love to think they can pick out a trans person so easily but 9/10 times they either get it wrong or in the very rare case they do get it right it's out of pure luck. It's almost like u can't just look at someone and know certain things 🤔
As a Boomer, we had Home Economics classes from Jr. High on, where we learned basic sewing, cooking and other life skills (I can still change a tire because of that class). These kinds of classes were required, then optional, then removed because of budget restrictions. Now schools are bringing them back because students want them. So it is not a matter of students being helpless, we were not considered helpless then. Computer literacy is considered to be more practical now.
I remember taking Home Ec before it was phased away in the early 2000s. It's actually more useful than people think. I was taught how to cook and sew, and it was a lot of fun. Given how active these parents are nowadays, I think it should be a requirement... let's give these kids somewhat of a chance in the real world. I know there's some little nerds out there that would love spending an hour behind a sewing machine or over a stove, making something amazing. I know I did. :)
I mentioned somewhere I was a Trans Woman. Someone came on to my youtube and started blasting my comments with hate. But one bit of hate was hilarious to me, they shouted "You will never be a real man!" ... Thank you? XD I think!
@@hanzquejano7112 Yeah, it's weird, transphobes will say I'll never be a woman... but they also tend to be the same type of person who says things like "If you drive automatic, you're not a real man!" so it's like... what, am I non binary? XD
@@ItRemindMeOfHome I respond to that with "The suit does not maketh the man, indeed, but even when I take the dress off, I am still a woman." Depending how nasty they've gotten, I'll throw in a "Difference is, when you take the suit off, you turn into a blob and slither into the sewers." XD
7:59, this is funny because as a afab I always thought this was correct. I've never "looked at someone" and been even the tiniest bit attracted to them, and I just assumed that was a thing we don't get. Apparently, this is called being on the "ace spectrum"
I'm demisexual and it's been like this for me always. Never had any celebrity crushes, didn't know this was even a thing until recently lol. What is interesting about this is that I can see why some people can be considered attractive (I can describe the features like defined, sharp jawline) but they are still not attractive to me.
Yeah.. I saw that picture of "Harry Potter" and his wife on Sky news, telling the world they are expecting their first child.. the comments were horrifying..
Well, Sky is owned by that enemy of democracy, Rupert Murdoch. Therefore, I will assume that _anything_ on Sky "News" is far-right propaganda, and thus by definition horrifying for anyone who's not cishet.
"We can always tell" Everybody is trans to them. It's hilariously stupid. I mean... They're half right I guess... Since all fetuses develop female genitalia first and then *gasp* the vulva becomes a scrotum and the clitoris becomes a penis. Sirs, you all had female genitals at some point before you were born. Have fun fenangling that one in your brains.
@@zacktherandomweirdo Most of the comments I saw about Daniel and his girlfriend were along the lines of people "knowing" she is a "man pretending to be a woman" because she's taller than her boyfriend and because of her facial structure. Despite her being pregnant... Because these people have nothing better to do than just be assholes.
In one of my math classes, the teacher used the chances of winning various casino games to teach us statistics. It was incredible useful and informative, because besides learning the math behind it, we all found out just how rigged gambling is in the house's favor. So if done correctly, teaching kids about gambling in math class could actually make them less likely to gamble, because it's one thing to be told "the house always wins" and figure out for yourself just how much the house will always win.
I was doing a really basic card trick at an event that relied on distraction to do some sleight of hand, and the cameraman wanted to take a video of it, and I panicked because I thought it would reveal the secret to everyone. So I made a plan with my date, and had them walk across the field of view at the moment that I manipulated the cards, so then when the video played back, you couldn't see how the trick was done. It's honestly probably the most impressive magic trick I've ever pulled off.
Okay but to be fair Click, the lady at 25:50 has a point. Most experts and scientists told Texan Politicians that the Approach they took with the State Grid was shitty and thats why it broke down in 2021 and 2023 during the Winter. People literally froze to death because the Politicians did not listen and rather filled their pockets. Meanwhile listening to Scientists gets you a Helicopter on Mars. So yes, you can work on the phrasing, but the Tweet is not a FacePalm. Love your Videos man, good work.
Focusing on the fault of the politicians in regards to the electrical grid itself rather than "turning on a light" would have helped a lot. Context is required for those who either forgot about the multiple times it happened or never heard about it in the first place, and none was given. With that said, it really does make sense if you know he background of what happened with Texas and electricity.
I really just don’t get why people get so angry and worked up over someone finally feeling comfortable with who they are. It took them many years to look in a mirror, sometimes despising the face they saw in it. Until one day they realized what it was that made them hate themselves and when they took the steps to feel like a person they’re proud to be, someone tells them that them finally feeling like a human being is ‘unacceptable’. Let them be happy, please. Let them be who they deserve to be.
Flowery language. Busted logic that could be applied to anything. Here's an example. "When I grow up, I want to be a murderer." "That's great son, I am so happy you've decided to feel like a person you are proud of instead of being a son that I would actually be proud of." Your reality is backwards. You're welcome for the wake up call.
because they're bullies who hate people being happy in ways they disapprove of, and they're trying they're damnedest to prove they're stronger than us by...being angry. for...reasons.
@@sarafontanini7051 Actually, it's because their lives are miserable, and all they can do is drag others down to their level. This is why humanity is a blight.
Sad thing that happened to me is my parents tried the political indoctrination when my sister and I were really young just like that young kid with the tower. Ended up blowing up on them because my sister and I are the exact opposite political party now. 😂
"I don't like having my stuff taken away from me, I sure hope no one else ever has to feel like this" is a very likely way for some children to grow up when put through that trauma. I have very different views to my parents
@@J43RH That definitely puts a new perspective on my parents and overall family’s political views. I grew up in a pretty toxic and abusive family system that has been going on for generations, so this definitely makes sense of why politically they have this view. Thank you for sharing this thought!
Very similar story lol. My parents are far right conspiracy theorists and tried indoctrinating me and my sister. I'm 19, on the left, pansexual, engaged to a trans woman. My 12 year old sister just secretly came out to me as bisexual. Our parents know nothing. Its amazing 😂
As a trans boy/thing, I've always kind of dressed masculine and always had my hair cut short since like elementary school, so those who don't know me very well (as despite acting and dressing not feminine for most of my life I didn't actually realize and come out until like 5 years ago), would automatically address me as a boy, or I'd get the occasional "uh, so w h a t are you exactly?-" To some people, I've always been a boy. Except for the rare few family members who are too stubborn to address me correctly- (edit was to rephrase a sentence, I wrote it oddly)
Im girl with low voice and tomboy mentality, I quit counting how often I get taken as a dude by strangers. Especially if my hair is short or inside a hat. If I order a magazine from phone seller, it will come with boys name (Jani or Janne, Im a Finn). Back when we had pictures on our bus cards, one driver wouldnt let me in with my “sisters pass”, until I showed my waist long hair under my ball cap and hoodie. Dont worry about it, these things happen, and they make awesome stories when youll get older and the sting has died down.
@@janemiettinen5176 haha sorry, i guess I explained badly. I'm happy that for a long time people called me a boy. It actually was one of the first times I started to question my identity, and I stopped correcting people
@@digijade5245 No, I meant more of those “exactly what are you supposed to be”-types or other clearly out to hurt you peeps. They are so sad in their own lives, they need to make others suffer too. If you cant muster a laugh right at the spot, it will come later, so cherish and enjoy it :) Ps. In Finnish there isnt different words for he and she, everybody is the same (hän), no feminine or masculine words; my trans friend thinks its the best thing we got in our language. Why differentiate when you dont have to? Just a small fun fact, I thought might be interesting.
@@janemiettinen5176 oooh I see. Dude I love that your language doesn't have gendered terms, because yeah giving everything a gender is pretty pointless. For example, baby gender reveal parties. Cuz who's to say the kid in question won't come out as transgender years later?
@@digijade5245 Sometimes it leads to funny situations, but its rare and almost always taken in good fun. Like when 1st grade teacher wrote in a forum, that they has to make a list of boys and girls in his class for the very first day of their school life, but one person had very unusual name, like Nibiru, you couldnt tell anything by the name, so what to do now. In any other country they couldve just called the parents and figured it out, without directly asking. Someone suggested that theyd write the list as Boys:, Girls: and Nibirus:.. Im sure the situation found its solution in the end, but not until it had amused and made thousands think about this poor educators predicament. People learning our crazy goblin language also appreciates this particular easement, theres plenty more still making it difficult. And I, after watching how crazy some Americans went over pronouns, started to definitely appreciate our little quirks way more. It creates equality in the end, we learn to take people as people and less as just genders.
I have an amazing co-worker from Sweden that's been teaching me little phrases in Swedish (Good morning, good evening etc). She's a sweet ray of sunshine and when I repeat it back correctly she exclaimed "You're Swedish now!" With a huge grin. It's the best ever and makes me want to move to Sweden. And well...considering the climate here in the US? I've been seriously considering it. --__--
Just remember to do your research about how certain laws differ and such. Sit down a really think "Do I see myself living there 5 or 10 years from now? Am I ready for that kind of commitment.?"
I actually do that. When someone puts their nose in the air "I'm a blah blah blah and I have a degree in blah blah blah" or "they can trace my family back to blah blah blah..." I say "Oh, I'm a Scorpio." Or when they say "We can trace our ancestors back to blah blah blah". I say "I can trade mine back to Ernie Morgan." They ask "Who is that?" I say "My grandfather."
I'm pretty sure it was a joke, I think I saw an interview with the woman afterwards I think she explained she meant it as a joke. What do you say after someone introduces themselves as an Astrophysicist, after all?
So, did you know kinks in a hose slows water flow? That's why if you park in front of a fire hydrant, you get your windows smashed in. That hose needs as few kinks as possible to put out the fire and potentially save a life. 25:28
Love how the "fallen angel" girlie somehow whiffed that the "stars" on Day Four includes the planets. Separating them out is a modern distinction. The head cannon horror factor is fun though, ngl
Im also baffled, like where the hell she thinks we live rn, if theres no planets. Just because bible didnt have a word for something, doesnt mean its not real. If she wants to live her life with 2000 yo “science”, thats fun, but dont mess other peoples heads with nonsense. She should also look into cameras, especially shudder shapes and blurry images, bit more earthly explanation for her “angels” awaits her there. Dear cheeses..
@@janemiettinen5176cellphones, computers, cars, tvs, video games, chainsaws, kangaroos, tukans, buffalo, tomato's, peppers, tanks, guns, cameras, printing machines, steam engines, mount everest, new zelad, aurora borialis, coffee, coca cola, plastic materials, the American continent, and maaaaany more stuff weren't mentioned in the bible. I guess according to that girl none of that exists or has ever existed... This are the same pp who say autism and gays didn't exist before modern day
It would be fun to ask her what chapter of the bible I have to read to get more knowledge about Penguins, giraffes, geysers and smartphones because there should be enough information about them in the all-knowing book, right? And if it isn't in the book, then what are they really???
@@QueenOfDarknes5 Noah and the Ark, I guess? And obviously that tech sh*t is all Devil boxes. All of it. Of course, I really have to wonder about reaction vids in general. They only work from clips, and it's entirely possible there's serious context missing, like with that Astrophysics-Gemini video that was actually hostile editing.
Fun fact: in Modern Hebrew (as opposed to Biblical Hebrew, which didn't have a term for them) planets are referred to as kokhvei lekhet, wandering stars. Even to this day, Hebrew categorizes extraterrestrial planets as stars and requires an extra word to identify them as planets specifically.
I'm pretty sure the domesticated sheep that are used for wool HAVE to be shorn since they were bred over time to produce more wool. Now the ethics of that may be debatable but that's a different matter lol
Wild sheep used to shed their own wool. I'm fairly certain that when we domesticated them, they changed so they didn't have to shed their own wool anymore, and the humans did ir for them.
19:27 depending on climate, it’s actually abuse NOT to sheer sheep as their coats get heavy, matted, and hot. It can lead to infection and heat stroke, as well as pain in the legs and back. And a single sheep gives a LOT of wool if you do the standard once or twice a year, meaning that you have a lot of it sitting there anyways. If your sheep are kept in good condition it’s no harm to them to sheer and sell the wool, as long as it’s not excessive and you are careful not to cut them by accident. Source: My dad kept sheep at his work and I was dragged there many a weekend to help out.
And it's questionable to assume that humans are monogamous. After all our cultures have a huge influence on our behaviours. Polygamy, polyandry and polyamory were widely practiced over the centuries Not to mention that our species is infamous of the tendency to cheating
As hilarious as that clip is, it's so important to teach lil kids the proper names for their parts so than if someone does touch the inappropriately then adults will realise and be able to help A lil girl saying "he touched my flower" means nothing to adults and lets abuse go unrealised for years even Why did my brain just go "head shoulders knees and peen, knees and peen" XD
The "Don't kids know how to do x these days?" is probably something most of us have experience one way or another. As great parent as my mother is, she too has done this few times, but it's always her blaming it on school since she thought that they would teach that shit in the school. Parents fill and sign official papers for their children, here up until we turn 18 for most cases, but in some cases when it's not strict earlier is fine too. So when I turned 18 and hadn't needed to fill a single official paper with all kind of information before, she complained about me asking her to specify what I need to fill in to some spots and literally went "Don't they teach this at school?" No... no they do not and why would they? There were very few moments like these, but this is the only one I actually remember sufficiently.
my mother, born in 1928, was always bemoaning the fact that kids today aren’t being taught a lot of things she learned in school. i would point out that there are only so many hours in a school day and so many things kids have to learn now that didn’t even exist back then. she never did get it, though, even when she had me pay her bills online because she didn’t know how 😂😢
My mom (over 50) has a coworker at her job that does that constantly, and she is incredibly annoyed by him, especially cuz he calls his son an idiot who is to lazy and dumb and never goes out to parties, she keeps telling hi 'would you rather have him gamble, drink, do drugs instead of playing video games and be a decent student'. She does the "ur generation doesn't even do x" only as a joke, but she understands how different modern generations are and that we lived in different wolds, and she is always willing to teach me life skills like cooking, cleaning and my dad teaches me handy work around the house. It is apsolutly the parents fault if modern generations are failing at something, cuz we didn't raise our self's, they did, and I was one of the lucky few who had parents who understand that, and I hope all those unlucky will find ways of learning necessary life skills, like those adulting classes
@@aleksabanjevic8316 Luckily the internet is able to teach many different skills if you know how to look for it. But there is always a risk of finding dangerous or incorrect ways to do things (such as miracle cures instead of going to a doctor).
Here's something I've noticed with this topic: Kids don't really have the motivation to learn basic stuff, even when it's offered to them. (Of course, parents are to blame to, for not even offering.) Basic stuff like how to sweep or do laundry is taken for granted, until those kids grow up and figure out "Hey, I'm helpless" and they seek tutorials or videos to help them learn. Unfortunately, that's not always helpful because it's not really personal. Yes, it will help with some understanding of whatever you need help with, but actually teaching to where it'll actually be useful won't come until there's been a lot of trial and error. I don't plan on having kids, but my sister already has two and I am willing to bestow any knowledge about how to cook, sew, clean, garden, etc that my sister is unable to give.
15:54 It's very well done, but the clip here is actually a faked edit and the women received quite a lot of horrible messages. I'll state the obvious and say please don't harass her, or anyone for that matter 💙
The issue of "Millenials/Gen Z are so helpless and can't do anything" feels so strange and... foreign to me as a Finn, because basic home chores, sewing and woodwork are literally taught at schools here as a part of the education plan. I really wish Americans had it better with education and such. Good luck to anyone living there, times are hard and the world is going to shit, but we can pull through this together
Yeah, the " young people can't do basic life skills" crowd usually tend to be of the generation responsible for raising them and don't tend to realise that if someone wasn't taught something, it's usually not their fault
In middle school I had a cooking class which got canceled because the teacher had cancer- they never bothered replacing her. There was also a shop class in highschool, but was optional and was mainly just a class where the boys went to hangout. Dropped out of that hell in 10th grade, got my GED with honors, and am now a college student who is actually learning stuff and not as miserable!
Yeah, it really sucks. When I make comments about "I wish we had classes on basic life skills like xyz" older people will be like "yeah, that's home ec" and I'm like, why did we get rid of those classes?? People still need to know these things?? There are schools that still do home ec, but mine did not and that really should be standard imo
@@beardlessdragon My school did a trial run of a class called Adult Living. Best and most useful class out of the whole time I was in high school. Sad thing is that they never did that class again, and I wish every kid could take that class so they know basic life skills as well as how things work in the world once you move out.
Finnish education is called the best in the world for a reason. I'm European (Polish) and we learnt none of those things at school, so unfortunately it's not just America. I really envy Finns, for many reasons
12:00 i have adhd and got so distracted by the gorilla that i lost count of the basketball throws meanwhile i wouldn't have noticed the lady taking her shirt of if you hadn't mentioned it take that, transphobes who think im a predator
Though she misses a possible reading of "the stars in their courses." A people with only naked-eye knowledge of the stars only know that five of them... wander. The Greeks had a word for that and the word was "planetes." (Doubt it rhymes with manatees) Judges 5:20, saith Wiki.
The thing that blew my mind about mirrors was realizing that things you can’t see without corrective lenses are blurry in a mirror as well. I would’ve expected everything in the mirror to be as visible as the mirror is to me, as I’m seeing the surface an image is being reflected in, not the things being reflected.
25:37 My fiancé was a volunteer fireman for many years and first lieutenant, so I have actually asked him about this and he said this only happens if the keys aren't in the car or the doors are locked. They will give people chances to move too, but you'd be surprised how often people refuse so this happens as a result and the best part? The fire department is not responsible in any capacity for paying back the damages and there's a lot of damage to the vehicles between the broken window and the water damage to the interior 😂 Trust me, when this happens, the vehicle owner absolutely deserves it.
10:23 if my parents didn't accept who I was marrying (if I even get married) I'd still marry that person, my parents just aren't invited to the wedding
I saw that happen to someone's car before. The guy was so pissed when he came back and saw a fire hose running through the windows. We have laws in the US that make it a fineable offense to park in front of a fire hydrant or water plug. It is required knowledge to get your license. So if the FDP needs to they will break your windows and feed the hose through it and they can not be held responsible for the damage because if you did not break the law in the first place you would not have any damage. It is called a dirty-hands clause. You can not demand to be compensated for damages if your participation in the event broke the law.
The paramedic who attempted to steal the money was there on a call for an elderly woman who passed out in her garden, and he was rummaging while the other emt's were working on her. She passed away at the hospital.
The scientists in charge of Mars v/s politicians in charge of Texas thing makes sense: All the probes and rovers on Mars are run by scientists so they, in general, work. Meanwhile, Texas has an isolated power grid because of politicians throwing a temper tantrum over having to meet national standards were they to connect to other states. Failing to meet those standards, and being isolated, resulted in pretty much the entire state losing power back in 2021.
Woah I’m so excited to see my favourite character stoner starring as a special guest!!! 😱 He’s such a deep character with amazing writing and it’s so nice seeing him on the click with his insightful input!!!!
06:53 when my daughter was in Kindergarten, she her friend gave her an “I Love Jesus” bracelet. She was so excited. When her friend’s very religious mom asked her where she goes to church, my daughter was very confused. She had no idea what church was, so instead, she very seriously declared her love for “Cheesus.” She lost a friend that day but I found it absolutely hilarious.
Last story: besides what he mentioned, there's also the fact that many cultures have observed the sky hundreds and even thousands of years ago. And they did not think they were angels, but I don't expect the poster to have that much historical or cultural insight.
A great example of sheep needing to be shorn is Shrek the Sheep, an NZ local legend who was named after the character for his sheer size. Normally sheep are shorn annually and/ or after they give birth, but Shrek evaded capture by hiding in caves for over 5 years. When they finally caught him he had grown around 27kg of wool and was partially blind due to the wool covering his eyes.
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I am a biological female but my voice is very deep because I have high-levels of testosterone and twice within the last month, I had two complete strangers think I am a transwoman. One of them happened while I was getting taco bell and the man was fully like, "Here you go, SIR" and "Would you like sauce, SIR" even after seeing me at the drive-thru window he just doubled down even more. I didn't bother with correcting him. Truly it is so funny to me that someone would want so aggressively to be "right" and think that they're so good at clocking trans people that a fully cisgender woman has him confused
Oml same here, but i also genuinely don't mind being called Sir. Its a win win situation 🤙🤠
Transphobes like to ignore science completely and think men and women are just identical each time, no consideration for the many acceptions that have always been around.
It's sad and pathetic but also funny when they make utter fools of themselves.
Lmfao that's funny
these people are just so close minded its both really funny and not funny at all. they plain contradict themselves when they do shit like misgendering a cisgendered person due to some trans bias. really shows how backwards and unrealistic their mindset is.
Bro was in the kitchen and was still not cooking anything with his behavior.
Sometimes I want to get a pre-trans picture of a trans person, tell a transphobe this is what they look like now, and watch them accidentally validate them.
This is beautiful
Whenever Jammiedodger posts pre-transition photos, I always get confused and ask, "Jamie, why are you posting a video of photos of your sister?" 😆
Because as far as I'm concerned, that's who that pre-transition photo is: a picture of your twin-sister-from-a-parallel-universe where you were born the man you always should have been [and vice-versa for trans women].
@@John_Weiss I just see an excited boy, ready to become the man he is.
We need to start a _movement_ dedicated to doing this, then we need to "leak" that we're doing it. The Transphobes will be too busy second-guessing themselves to be transphobic!
@@John_Weiss Aaaaaand, I had legitimately forgotten he was. Sometimes I ham-fistedly validate Trans people because I'm socially inept, but sometimes I validate through laziness/forgetfulness.
I'm an enthusiastic ally, but not always a terribly subtle one.
My dad is a transpob but mistook MTF for MILF. Hearing him rave about Kaitlyn Jenner being a MILF angrily just hits different
LMAOO
😂 that is amazing
THOSE DAMN MILFS!
No fucking way lmao
THAT MILF!!!! 😡😡😡😡
"I'm jewish, I control everythig, you gotta go" best line of all time lmfao
I loved that one so much. I thought it would go differently, but I'm so happy it went the way it did. Such a nice laugh, need that today
I believe that might've been staged😂
As a Jew, I can confirm, we do control everything.
@@DasypeltisKing ik, im jewish too
@@zaposhardmight6438 Nice :D
Another thing Peta doesn't understand about sheep. The wild ancestors of sheep used to shed their wool, but domestic sheep do not. They MUST be shorn. An overgrown fleece is heavy, may cover their eyes, and could even cause the sheep to overheat. Evidently, Peta has never seen a video of a sheep that got lost in the woods and was found later with a mountain of matted wool on its back
The thing you have to understand is that Peta doesn't actually care about animals.
@@PenguinLord10 I'm sure that most people who join do care, but that somewhere in the organisation, some thing is happening that makes the outcomes often bad
@@shadowcween7890 that's the problem. Peta pretends to care about animals. Their pet shelters have the highest rate of euthanasia of any rescue center, and they are known to "rescue" pets from their owner's porches. They release animals that have no chance of surviving in the wild. Peta might as well stand for People for the eradication and torture of animals, given their operational record.
PETA advertising and some of their policies are pretty counterproductive to the animal-rights cause, totally agree. But sheep in agriculture do have a shitty life, particularly in climates that are not their natural habitat, e.g. Australia, where there's three sheep for every human. That PETA poster misses all the worst issues they face.
Peta is so grossly uneducated in what their beliefs are. These morons are going into fabric shops and destroying the bundles of ACRYLIC yard because it's cruel to the sheep.
They LOVE taking Greta Thunberg's quote out of context, don't they?
She said "you stole everything from me, yet I'm one of the lucky ones", acknowledging that there are people worse off than her.
Like, "I've got nothing despite being in a privileged position. What does that mean for those who AREN'T?"
How dare they?
Trans-man streamer here. Had a fun little troll come into my stream one day when the subject of me being trans happened to come up. This troll, after hearing this and seeing me, spent 10 minutes ranting in my chat about how I'll never be a woman no matter how much I want to and blah blah blah. After letting him go on and laughing at him for a bit, we then politely informed him that I'm actually ftm, and had transitioned FROM being a girl. His only response was "....well you'll never be a man then" before leaving immediately.
Yet they live and die by the binary. They're knuckle-draggers, and I wonder about their actual intellectual capabilities.
I always encourage a hobby, but stream-jumping to find someone who is transgender and throwing salt around isn't healthy. :( I hope these people get the help they need.
I swear these asses attack trans women more than men because they're afraid of getting decked in the face. But wouldn't that imply trans women are delicate flowers and need to be protected just like regular women? So why bitch about sports results you don't even watch man.
Well you’ll never be a woman 🍷 🗿
(I’m not wrong)
grrr i hope you know that you’re only a MAN!!!!
i remember reading a story online of someone who was transmasc with a cis male boyfriend. that person's boyfriend liked a lot of feminine things, cried easily, and was also a lot shorter than the op. apparently word got around that one of them in the relationship was trans, and suddenly a lot of people on their campus was being transphobic towards their boyfriend... who was cis.
that story really marked me, like i just find it hilarious that transphobes will in reality target anyone who doesn't fit into their narrow view of what the gender binary should be like, even if their victims are cis themselves.
Yeah, that's why a lot of people say that transphobia can't be detached from misogyny and misogynoir (the misogyny specifically targeted towards black women because yes that's a thing). Despite all the claims from TERFs that they're feminists, in reality they just like one idea of the woman, the conventionally attractive white woman, and all the rest is just as suspect to them than transwomen ^^'
Damn people really need to mind their business. Why do they go out of their way to be transphobic?!?😭😭😭😭
@@randomcharacter9186 Power and control.
I remember that one! OP also had a cis sister, no? Or one of the commenters, because I specifically remember someone's sister was brought forth as an example for harassment as well.
I mean, the trouble is that even though the nazis are stupid, they're still nazis and their victims are still victims.
They thought Daniel’s girlfriend was trans, but in reality she’s just really hot. Easy mistake because most trans people are hot.
As a trans girl
I appreciate this statement, random commenter
@@VoidAcrid Don't worry, a lot of the times people lash out at trans people is because they are attractive and it hurts their fragile masculinity/feminity.
@@RudeAndObscene wait really lol? i guess that makes sense...
omg tyyy >~<
trans girl here, you made my day !!!!!
@@VoidAcridhello fellow trans gal :3
the "I'm an astro-physicist - I'm a Gemini" was a manipulative edit from the network - they were bantering, but the show runners cut it out to make her look like an airhead
It's an unfortunately common practice in reality TV.
@@PenguinLord10 Exactly, but the joke is on the editors because it doesn't even make her look stupid, it just makes it look like she has a clever sense of humor. 😂
I'm not transgender. I'm intersex. In my specific case that means I was born with a condition that makes me look androgynous. I enjoy the look of Horror on their faces when I tell them I'm not trans, I'm not on hormones, I haven't done any surgeries, and I'm just cisgender and gay
I always ask around, when I dont know terminology. And the strangest thing that I have experienced, was that I were called a tranphobe, because I asked about what trans man and trans woman actually is. All I did was to ask, because I did not know what the words mean at that point. But I have learned, that if one is unsure if they have it right or not, then just add the word into, between trans and what it is. Then you instantly know what it actually is. Just a rule that one can use internally for one self.
@@brostenen I don't mind being called trans, and I don't mind explaining. I just think it's funny when a transphobes starts going off on me about how I'll never be a woman or a man or whatever and I'm just like yeah I'm not really either and I don't really want to be. It's fine to be curious but that's not the kind of people I was talking about
@@aSipOfHemlocktea we are who we are. Everyone is different.
By the way, did you know that androgynity is objectively attractive?
@boxforbrains2108 I mean I'm not surprised, but that's cool to know
I absolutely hate how often innocent people are accused of grooming and hurting children. The phobes are reluctant to address the actual pedos, and they use innocent people as scapegoats.
It's like they don't even care about children. They don't want to stop hurting children; they just want to blame someone else.
Yes thar is exactly what they want and why they do that
Awful waste of oxygen that lot
They definitely don't care about the children. It's just a convenient excuse to hate and discriminate while trying to pretend they're doing it for a good reason. Doubt any of them have ever done anything to actually help children in unfortunate circumstances.
those are probably the same people who want to stop abortions honestly
My biggest pet peeve with the whole "we have to police bathrooms because people will PRETEND to be trans to get access to children" is... well, the word "pretend." Trans people aren't "pretending" to be anything other than ourselves. So you're not worried about trans people - you're worried about people who will PRETEND to be trans, aka "predatory people." It's not the same thing, and I wish that could be pointed out more
@@jakehaskins5363 To the people saying those things, there usually isn't a distinction between trans people and actual predators. I often waste a stupid amount of time trying to debate with them online and it's almost always either "all transwomen are just predators in disguise! Erasing women, invading our spaces, blah blah" or "well there's no way to tell which are the dangerous ones so we have to discriminate against all of you." There's just no reasoning with some people.
One year, a few members of the Jewish side of my family (including my stepbrother and then-elementary-school-aged nephew) attended a Christmas service with some of the Catholic side of my family. Halfway through, my nephew asked his dad (in what was, in age-appropriate fashion, clearly a failed attempt to whisper quietly) why the priest kept talking about cheeses.
🧀
As a person who has never really been to church, i need to know what prompted him to ask about cheese.
Edit: i watched the video and my question was answered. That was beautiful
Cheeses Christ! 😂
@@emmy2961 Cheeses crusts
@@GretchZ So you just lie to them about Christianity? Why?
You know you've done something completely wrong when a dude who goes by "butt_cheeks69" is acting as the voice of reason and logic.
True
With a name like that they probably don’t have an IQ higher than 30
Indeed, someone with the most sexual name possible is the reasonable one, you know something is up
Nah with a name like that they clearly know what's up
*Sometimes names don’t determine the person*
I think "stars are biblically accurate angels and planets are falling angels" sounds like REALLY cool concept for a story but trying to claim it's real is INSANE
yeah like (from a christian point of view) people can also just say... god created the planets and it was either mistranslated out or just not included? like??? its not that hard???? and what's more celestial and godly than giant beautiful balls of gas and rock lmao
@@Crows_Hoard I always hear these theories like they are 'disproving' things and then wonder why it has anything to do with disproving anything. Spiritually speaking, why couldn't an a fallen angel be a specific star if you want to see it that way for example ? But you can't just call it "science" and shove it down other peoples throats... weird
Fun Fact: shearing sheep is actually good for their health. If you leave a sheep's wool on and they continue to let it grow, they can have plenty medical issues from ingrown hair to outright blindness if the wool gets in their eye (not like actually gets in their eye but)--it is better for them to have a regular shear schedule as well.
Because breeding sheeps for centuries to get them more and more 'wooly' so they are now depending on us will do that. A bit like cows for milk.
Yeah it's a totally ethical practice but I think we all know PETA left the concept of ethical behind them a long time ago.
Can't it also add tens of pounds (maybe 100s but I'm not going to verify so sticking with pounds) of weight causing mobility issues? Seem to recall a sheep which went wild for a period of time which was so overencumbered by overgrowth is could have perished had it not been found when it was
@@bellablue5285 Yes, it can cause that as well.
@@lucieudem Personally, my favourite take on that was when a woman freaked out because the cows her yogurt came from had feminine names. She claimed it was "due to the link between consuming animals and misogyny," until someone pointed out that "milk from bulls wouldn't taste right."🤣
It takes all kinds to fill a freeway!🤣
2:14 Honestly, I'm just grateful that someone was having CONSENSUAL sex in a church for a change.
And they were BOTH adults
Ooof
I got fed up going to church. Sit , kneel, stand all the time. Bloody priest just couldn't make up his mind how to do me. Thanks Jimmy Carr.
THIS PHOTO'S CAPTION WAS COMPLETELY MADE UP! NOT AT ALL WHAT WAS HAPPENING! LOOK IT UP! I will say tho the reality is still weird but nowhere NEAR what is claimed in the viral post! Please don't believe things just because there's "picture proof"! Far too often people circulate outrageous false captions on photos for likes and shares. It's gross! Be more skeptical folks!
I am a Theistic Satanist and nobody in my religion has any problem with a couple doing this in ritual. I don't think the God they worship was the right one to give them fertility. Perhaps Unsere or Belial if he has a health issue. Just saying, the venue was a bit unique for the rite involved.
As a trans... Guy-flavored thing, the entirely misdirected transphobia from people I've met is weirdly funny. I got told that it was impossible to change biological sex. It's "basic biology." Which. I know. But it's obviously more complex than that because of chromosomes, hormonal levels, primary and secondary sex characteristics, etc. So I asked them if they meant my sexual characteristics or my karyotype (chromosome combination). They then said "what's a karyotype? I'm telling you it's impossible to change your sex, not whatever that is."
😂😂😂
It is possible to change biological sex. At least theoretically.
Science is developing a tool to edit genes, so, you can make anyone run out of arguments against you.
it gets even wilder when you consider mosaics, such as people who have klinefelter syndrome in *some* of their cells
@@EternalDensity What is that?
@@doodlesyoru2108 Klinefelter syndrome is where men are born with an extra X chromosome -- aka XXY syndrome. They can experience breast growth, low testosterone, reduced muscle mass and body hair / facial hair.
I pissed off my special ed teacher when she showed us the gorilla video. She was trying to prove that we didn't really pay attention and not only did I nail the number of throws and notice the gorilla, but I also noticed what number pass it came in on. She told me I did the exercise wrong.
Mission completed unsuccessfully.
Some of us are good at multitasking our focus, lol.
@@electrowave114 you mean some people are not neurotypical?
@@SevCaswell That too (I myself am _very_ neurodivergent), but I've seen a few NTs who can multitask their focus too (though in their case, it's a skill they've trained, rather than something innate).
You did do the exercise wrong. You were actually paying attention instead of doing what you were told. 😂
i think it’s really funny that that lady tried to tell her kid the “dangers” of socialism… by giving him a demonstration of capitalism
Time stamp?
@@shadowcween7890 27:05 (which is also a case of "oh yeah, That Totally Happened. Your 18-month-old totally said 'not in my America' after you stole half of his toy building to make a stupid point about 'the dangers of socialism' even though he's less than 2 years old. :/)
"Why are you taking half of it, mom?"
"It's surplus value, sweetie"
eh capitalism would be the mom playing with the bricks and telling the kid to go work, then charging him for food and taking the bricks
if the kid somehow acquired the bricks he could play with them and get paid in more bricks by his mom for it
...at *one-and-a-half-years old.* Guess she felt she had to get him toughened up, ready for kindergarten...!
I was born female. I'm genderfluid (any pronouns) and don't identify as cisgender, therefore identifying as trans.
When transphobes find out I'm trans, they don't know what to do, because I look like a guy, sound like a girl, don't get offended when they try to misgender me, and won't tell them what I was born as. It usually devolves into them begging me to tell them what's in my pants, at which point I tell them politely that this is both harassment and mental illness, and I hope they get well soon.
Watching them have mental breakdowns because they can't tell what I am or how to offend me is very very satisfying.
lmao, nice. keep it up
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 amazing
Goals
You will never be a person /s
Love this. I'm nonbinary, and identify some parts of me with different genders. So for me, all pronouns are correct. Do you mind if I start using this tactic as well? It sounds quite satisfying.
Erich Maria Remarque, the German author who wrote “All Quiet on the Western Front”, was persecuted by the Nazis. He was a WW1 veteran who thought there should never be war again. The traumatic experience of WW1 made him a vocal pacifist. He was very outspoken against war, militarisation, war mongering, etc - so the Nazis absolutely hated him. They 🔥 burned and outlawed his books, he had to flee Germany and live in exile, he was stripped of his German citizenship, etc. They executed his younger sister who stayed behind in Germany. So it is more than a bit stupid or ignorant to get this bit wrong and call the movie “anything Nazi”… considering that the author was literally persecuted by the Nazis because of the very book the movie was based on!
!!!
People really need to understand the difference between WW1 and WW2. Not to mention how that book is so clearly not about anything related to Nazi propaganda, and is just showing the horrors of war.
Knowledge is good for us. I did know that "All Quiet on the Western Front" was written by a German author about his Great War experiences, but I did not know all the rest of what you said.
Similar to calling Nazis socialist when they murdered socialists left and right
Transphobes: “We can always tell”
Also transphobes: **Tells me I will never be a real woman even though I’m trans masc**
Sometimes, other *trans* people can't tell, so how the hell is anyone who's willfully ignorant of trans issues and science going to be able to tell?
@@TitaniaBird There was a time I left my hair long and shaved my beard regularly and I was twice mistake for a girl. I am a cis man.
The problem here is that we’re expecting them to understand logic… I mean gave up on humanity when someone asked me if my hair was naturally purple and got insulted when I thought they were joking.
@@alainhdez233 obviously only girls can have long hair. Duuuuuh men can’t grow long hair, it’s not natural…
transphobes just assume everyone is amab and transfem (transphobes are stupid, who would've thought lol)
I cannot express how delightedly surprised I was to see MatPat sarcastically roasting someone on Twitter.
Same here! When I saw that he was the one who had replied I grinned like nobody's business.
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@@AkaashiKeiji240 7:28 give or take a second or two.
I feel like he should do more of that
I learned biology from that guy
As a statistics major, I can confirm that every stats class I've taken has discussed gambling statistics. It's a great way to get turned off the idea of gambling real fast. My intro stats teacher actually got into teaching because of friends he had who were addicted and he wanted to prevent young people from getting into it. It really sticks with you when you learn about it that way.
My grandpa always says that the lottery is a tax on those who can't do math. Needless to say, I've never felt like playing the lottery (or doing other types of gambling) because I was introduced so early and often to the fact that it isn't a profitable system (for the gambler)
@@lucidragon5260 Yeah, it's always wildly skewed towards the casino, and in the case of the lottery, the odds are just astronomically low.
Yep. My calculus teacher taught us how to count cards after the AP test. It was the end of the year, everyone else was a senior, so they were all just ready to be done. But she also taught us the math behind it. It was very interesting.
College stats also turned me off gambling permanently.
If you do want to gamble on occasion go in with a set budget that you are willing to lose all of. Plan on walking out with no money. Give yourself a time limit and set a vibrating alarm on your phone as a reminder. And if you ever double what you walked in with them take it and go home.
I tell people about how much of a scam gambling is, so often, Google assumes I love gambling and I get gambling ads on every video 😂
I got called a transgender woman because according to a weird man, I was “too tall to be a real woman” (I am 5’4)
Yes anyone taller than 5'0 is a man. No matter what
Girls can't be tall. Girls a genetically different from men.
Men are tall woman are not /s /j
@@BlackLegVinesmokeSanjitransphobes have a real unga bunga thought pattern don’t they.
LMFAO IM 5’8” GUESS IM A MAN NOW
W H A T 😂
Guess I'm a man now. I'm literally 5'4" and a quarter. Nevermind the breasts and vagina. Yup, definitely a man! 😂
I'm non-binary, and I always wear a mask that obscures the lower half of my face. If they don't hear my voice (which is tragically squeaky), then it's usually a coin toss whether people think I'm AMAB or AFAB. It's always really funny when some random bozo sees the trans pride button on my jacket and says "you'll never be a boy/girl" and I get to be like "bitch that's the point💖"
Yeah, some people just wanna be mean for no reasons. I'm a cis male with a high pitch voice and long hair. On stream some dude tried to provoke me by being transphobe. When I politely told him I wasn't, he then started being homophobic, until my girlfriend passed behind me. He then started insulting her for being fat. That's when I banned him.
Well that sucks for you! I hope that you are based 10 since binary gives you so much trouble.
I've only one question.
What do these 2 acronyms mean?
@@vcool122 You completely humiliated him. All you had to do was give him a LowTierGod-type roast session and a cremation was gonna be made.
@@doodlesyoru2108 AMAB means Assigned Male At Birth, and AFAB means Assigned Female At Birth!
The gambling grooming thing is really the same thing as sex ed. Teaching kids about how games of chance work can stop them making bad decisions in the future just like sex ed can help prevent STIs or unwanted pregnancies. Teaching about LGBTQ+ issues can also prevent a lot of confusion and struggle with coming to terms with one's own identity.
You can't just say "✧*̥˚don't gamble, kids *̥˚✧" and expect young people to follow your directions without question
Hell, if anything that will just make young people want to do it more.
Unfortunately, they value blind obedience more than making sure the kids so much as live...
@@youtubeuniversity3638They think that natural selection is the way to go, and not just telling them how and why something is not a good idea.
There's a streaming website for kids. It's called kick and it has a lot of streamers gambling away money that they were sponsored by the gambling game and then they win and kids, teens and adults watching them play the game try the games themselves only to lose their money and get addicted.
The funny thing about that “water mountain” concept is that flat earthers constantly say, “water seeks its own level.” Except when it makes a mountain, right? 😂
Adding to the "transphobes can always tell"
I once saw a post about how Jojo Siwa was not invited to some award ceremony.
And in the comments, there was a surprising number of people who said things like, "I always hated her, but especially now that she's come out as a trans man"
Jojo Siwa had not, in fact, come out as a trans man. She wasn't invited because of her girlfriend.
She posts constantly clickbaiting people on Snapchat of her being pregnant because she wants people to say how can she be pregnant if she's hates man
The thing about mocking people for learning "basic" things is that it is endless just how many things we all do wrong without realizing it. I always had my shoes come untied. It was a thing--my laces were always twisted and my shoes came untied every 5 minutes. I was in my 20s, educated, employed, and unable to tie my own freaking shoes! I mocked myself while I looked up "How to tie your shoes," but immediately found out it was never my fault. I am left-handed. Very, very left handed. I grew up unable to imitate how right-handed people did things, because my brain didn't know to flip things backwards, and I was never specifically taught that this is a thing I needed to do differently from most of the other kids. I found a detailed diagram of shoe-tying, and re-taught myself to tie my shoes. As an adult, I had to purposefully build-up the muscle memory that most people had instilled when they were 5. But now, my shoes don't come untied! So, yeah, look up how to sew buttons back on your clothes, or how to properly clean a hardwood floor. We have the information right there for a reason!
I found out about several things odd about my brain by googling my symptoms. If anyone had cared enough to help me when I was a kid, most of it could have been dealt with by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Don't assume everyone else is right, and you're just a dummy. Search, and ye shall find help..
If it makes you feel better,I'm right handed,and it took till my mom literally left pieces of string just tied around the house for me to learn how to tie my shoes.
About being left-handed: when I was little and then a teen my mom used to get frustrated over me not knowing how to open bottles or glass jars and asking every time. The thing is, everything in the world is for right-handed people, so naturally me trying to open it with a left hand was bound to fail. Also, I've never had to use a curling iron, and then when I was well into my 20s I needed to help my dance team girls with their hair, and I struggled so much, because I could not figure out which way to twist it, even though it's very simple if you are right-handed.😢😅
I had a pretty similar thing happen to me, even though I'm not left handed. My parents 'taught' me to tie my shoes when I was 5 years old by standing 3 feet away from me saying look and then tying their own shoes quickly without explaining anything. Needless to say I couldn't figure out how to do it and they completely gave up even that after I couldn't instantly figure it out and just bought me velcro shoes while occasionally mocking me for it. At 20 I bought a pair of shoes with laces and looked up how to tie them for myself and got it after 10 minutes though I had to occasionally look up the steps again for the first week while I memorized it. Could have learned when I was 5 if they'd just bothered to actually teach me, still wish school would have taught me.
My daughter is left-handed. I purposefully learned how to do things lefty so I could teach her things like tying her shoes. I wasn't great at it, but I tried to at least be able to show her something so that she could follow.
Im a cis guy and having long hair and fairly androgynous features. The funniest place I have been mistaken for a women was whilst I was pissing at a urinal.
😂 awesome people are insane
18:51
"31-year-old Connecticut lunch lady arrested after raping 14-year-old boy and sending him nudes 👀"
I fixed the headline for them.
Can someone please explain why when an older woman does this, she "has sex with" a child that can't actually consent and not rape? Yet if we reversed the genders and it was a 31-year-old man and a 14-year-old girl, it would say was arrested for statutory rape and not having sex with.
I'm so disgusted with how often this happens. Those boys are victims, period.
And the word groomer is being watered down so badly that this stuff can fly under the radar a lot easier too. 😫
It reminded me of the "South Park" episode where the cops looked at the teacher that was supposed to be attractive in love with the toddler and kept saying "Nice". I know South Park is meant to be sort of gross out humour but they clearly got the clear double standard and were calling it out.
It's the "women who sleep around are sl*ts, men who sleep around are players" mentality.
@@callnight1441 - True - like honestly the woman in the photo does indeed look attractive and I am sure it's the nicest photo they could get where if it was a guy they would be going with the evilest looking photo.
Callnight is right. I’ve seen grown men talk about wishing they could’ve “hit” bc it would’ve been cool to have sex with a teacher. It’s always the one who haven’t actually experienced that trauma. I’ve had women tell me they want it to happen to then bc it means they’re attractive.It’s really weird and kinda sad. What’s upsetting (as a female victim) is that when I come across posts from people supporting male victims there’s always hate/aggressive comments from other men. They just can’t relate or expect them to “man up or “go gym”.And some just can’t relate to women, so they don’t share bc most victims are women and if it happened to a man “it’s not as serious” or is taken as a joke. I’ve seen women say stuff against male survivors, but the people I’ve seen do it most are men. I’m very passionate about this because I hate the thought of what happened to me happening to someone else. Some people grow up thinking everything is someone’s fault and I think a lot of people tend to blame the victim because they’re the only one coming out with a story. I just hope we, women, men, and nb can help more people to understand and have sympathy for ALL victims.
As someone taking history advanced class in Germany, the quiet on the western front one hurt me on so many levels
As someone from German I laughed my ass off because that review was sooo dumb
@@__TK___ I wish I could laugh lol
Nazis: war is awesome!
The movie: war SUCKS
That idiot: nAzi pRoPaGaNdA
Like, tell me you know nothing about history without telling me you know nothing about history 🤦🏽♀️
Ich weiss auch nicht, ob ich weinen oder lachen soll 🤔
Yes...Nazi propaganda...that must be why they burned it...
It's so sad, how someone can misunderstand such a good movie.
It shows people how war actually looks like, And calling it Propaganda is just horrible.
We've gone from "If they don't have bread, let them eat cake" to "Why do they decide to eat?"
The irony being the former was actually propaganda used to smear the woman.
@@seigeengineYeah, she was treated so cruelly. Her child was made to denounce her publicly, in front of her, right before she was executed. Just disgusting.
@@hmnhntr I maintain the only novel product of intelligence is evil.
"One of these kids complained that their childhood was stolen"
Yeah... Because the other ones will probably get beaten if they do it too. The complaining one is lucky enough to not be abused for speaking up
Yep. And she's not just speaking up for herself, she's speaking up for everyone.
Gonna be honest, there's an awful probability that a little over half of them never found out what it's like to turn 20.
@@Amigo21189That's just depressing ngl.
she even goes on to acknowledge that she isn't even the worst effected
@@bogwife7942 I forgot what the story was about, but I guess I would agree if I remembered
The 'All Quiet on the Western Front' one got me. Remarque's (the author) sister literally got beheaded by the Nazis because he wrote that book. How can you be that ignorant?!
People are stupid.
did they murder her just to get back at him
@@MsKaz1000 yea, he fled the country but she didn't so they murdered her
@@MsKaz1000 Yes.😢
Oh god, the pro choice one reminds me of how my best friend describes conversations with me when I still claimed I was “pro life”.
Me: I’m pro life because I would never get an abortion, and I wouldn’t never advise anyone to get one.
Her: Do you think it should be illegal?
Me: No, but I would never advise anyone to get one.
Her: But would you actually try to stop anyone from getting one?
Me: No, but if they asked me, I would tell them they shouldn’t.
Her: …I think you’re pro-choice.
Lmao. That's hilarious.
I hate abortion but I'm pro choice because I've lost people who could be saved with abortion. When pro life people try to shame me, i always say 'come back when you lost someone you love'.
The paramedic one gets worse: he was called by a passerby because the old woman (who was 94 years old) had collapsed outside her house. He literally delayed saving her life to sneak into her house and rob her. Good news is this was a year ago and he has now been fired and sentenced to 18 weeks in prison
He needs to be there *longer.*
@@Who_evenamIanymore 100% agree. The only reason the sentence was so short is he put the money back. Like, OBVIOUSLY because he saw the camera but he technically didn't steal from her. Still a disgusting human being, though. Robbing an unconscious 94 year old is so fucking low
@@markalexander3659 This was in r/ems with caption that they had been treating an old lady and the video was captured few minutes after her passing.
But whatever is the truth, that is just horrible for everyone, for homeowner, for that SoB's partner, for people close to homeowner and also, for all of the EMS. It hurts peoples trust in ems, and trust is what they need to be able to treat their patients.
So we agree, at least save her life first, right??
@@Nadaliana that was inaccurate then. She's alive and well. Reddit is notoriously a very unreliable source of information
This video reminded me of a day a few weeks ago where my girlfriend (who is trans) was streaming on Twitch. She got a transphobe in chat, telling her she’d never be a man. She let him rant for awhile before banning him, laughing all the while. Turns out it made him so mad he started creating alts to harass her with his accidentally positive message.
At one point I even hopped in a discord call with her and told the troll, who was at this point on account 10 or so, “she was born with a [pp] bozo” The troll didn’t even figure it out then.
This also made me remember I posted about it to Reddit but I forgot to set up an imgur link to give folks screenshots. 😂
It really feels sometimes like transphobes genuinely do not understand that passing for the preferred gender is a thing. like, I think they have seen transpeople and because they passed better or were further along in transition, it's like their brains just short circuit. perhaps their hate and fear are so strong that they are incapable of understanding that you can actually, you know, get to a gender presentation that fits the gender one identifies as!
It’s more deadly to be a trans “person” than a soviet solider in 1930 go join the other 60% please
I'll never understand why transphobes will just stalk us trans people for just existing. It's super creepy. Like get a better hobby than literally stalking some random stranger you've never met nor has ever done anything positive or negative to you. I just don't get it. There's gotta be better things to do.
Hey, I'm a trans woman myself, and would like to ask you to tell her I said, good on her for what she did, and good on you for being such a sport🏳️⚧️♥️
P. S. What's her twitch username?
Newly cracked egg here! Good on her!
I am a cisgender woman currently pregnant with baby #2, and I have been accused of being transgender because I 1) stand with the LGBTQ+ community, and 2) have some masculine features (i.e. jawline, nose, etc.). I have had threats made against my life and my family
I have been doxxed to the point that I had to quit my real estate career out of fear. I cannot even begin to imagine the pain trans people go though on a daily basis of this is what I go through as a cisgender person. It breaks my 💔
Trans phobia hurts cis ppl often, cuz the root of trans phobia is sexism, and wanting ppl to perfectly fit into molds
wow
Fun fact about the "I'm a Gemni" clip.
Turned out to be a bad edit from the producers and they had cut out some important context from it. She got harassed for it too which sucks but that's kinda par for the course over here on Australian TV unfortunately...
I heard that someone who harassed her found out about it being a bad edit but kept saying she was just stupid
So what was the original content?
TV producers try to make meme-able clips so that people will watch their shows all the time, it's an unfortunate truth. We've just heard about the absurd conditions from Love is Blind. TV shows need to be held to higher standards, and it's been in the public debate forums for a long time - I've seen videos about it dating back at least two, maybe even three years - but not enough people care. They just want mind-numbing things to watch and don't care how ethical it is.
@@jakeking3859 Yes, sadly a lot of reality TV is edited or even faked. I remember a so called magician on one of Simon Cowell's shows used visual effects for his act. The great Captain Disillusion debunked his whole act.
@@jakeking3859 I'm reminded of Jontron's interview with Jimmy from Kid Nation.
There was footage of Jimmy crying on the show, because at the time Jimmy was eight years old, homesick, and having a breakdown.
Jimmy mentioned the cameraman saying "This will be good" during filming.
"reality" tv is a plague that's lasted decades.
That's all "reality" TV for you anywhere in the world.
I swear people think pro-choice means "kill every single child that is in every womb ever!!!" Pro-choice means you literally can choose what to do with your body! Not that I really have to explain it to you here, but my family STILL thinks that pro-choice means "Pro murder all the babies". It's frustrating and they don't want to hear what it really means, so it's nice to have a place to actually say what I want to say without being disowned. Thank you for letting me rant.
My favorite is when people literally describe being pro-choice like, “I wouldn’t have a termination, but I can understand why others would choose it. So I don’t know if I’m really pro-life or pro-choice.”
Bitch, you just used the word “choose” to describe your viewpoint!
We need to just start a third option which IS pro murder all the babies, so people get where pro-choice falls. “Are you pro-life, pro-choice, or pro-drown infants at birth?”
“Oh… I guess the middle one.”
@@83gemm pro-life, pro-choice, and pro-DIE IN THE ABYSS.
tried explaining that once to a family friend and she made the argument with her daughters right next to her "would you have her aborted huh!". like they made up a great argument based on something that never fucking happens, post-birth-abortions... in my mind it just says to the daughter "ya I could of but I didn't , be fuckin grateful for your life to meeee!". it's such a weird complex.
@@mrmoment6061 My mother and her siblings still think Planned Parenthood is Abortion Only Central. She absolutely did not want to hear that the small clinics don't even perform abortions and they are very good at helping families Plan Out Their Families. One of my aunts has a dentist that's above a Planned Parenthood and once she told my mother that the only thing she could think of while getting her tooth filled "were all the little babies that were being murdered downstairs." I told my mother the worst thing that was probably being offered downstairs was the morning after pill and she brushed that off. And of course in her mind the morning-after pill is just as bad anyway.
You're absolutely right. What an absolute fool I am for my rash assumption that I cannot be both alive and dead. Truly intellectual you must be...
It's weird how she went in that direction, saying that planets aren't real, when the idea that angels use their rings to 3D print planets and stars sounds so much cooler.
Click has a mic with eyes, an ice pack with eyes, a rock with eyes, a land shark, and a demon.
Sounds like a Pokémon team.
That's only five! You can't forget the plant-type in the background!
Click is secretly the Nomad of Nowhere.
Mic - Electric/Steel
Ice pack - Ice/Water
Rock - Rock/Normal
Land Shark (Mango) - Water/Ground
ESDemon - Fire/Dark
Rotom
Eiscue
Geodude
Gibble
Impadimp
Jewish guy: Well, if you're gonna put me in charge of everything, then ok!
I loved that! 🤣🤣
Yeah, if only I was in charge of everything. Life would be so much better.
I freaking died on that one...
That was cathartic to watch. Like watching a scene in a Mel Brooks movie, because that’s kind of like his sense of humor. Some good instant karma 👏👏
That last one, though she's cracked, is a great fantasy/sci-fi premise. "Stars are fallen gods/angels." Awesome.
I feel like he saw googly eyes,took them and then just glued them on every thing her could show on cam-
me being childish as hell it works on me at least
It’s brilliant
"Well, the package had 100 of them... I got to try to add them to different things"
Even his blackmail video has googly eyes.
Relatable. My coffee maker, desk lamp, PC monitor, hole punch and printer got googly eyes on them.
Transphobes be the big dumb, trans folks be the big valid. And did you know that Mango will also bring wholesomeness and validation into your life?
Disclaimer: Mango can say anything you want to hear, but please, keep it wholesome. Buy a Mango today, or several. :3
Transphobes big dumb
Trans folks big valid
Trans allies big cool
Lof me Carcharodon Terra
Lof me landshark
Lof me mango
Simple as
@@Sip_Dhit you forgot one:
trans accidental allies bigger dumb
Omg you totally reminded me I have a mango lying down somewhere in the kitchen! 🙌🏻
Trans “people” have been killing and raping children for a month straight now
Mango is the mongrel's version of Blahaj...
and there's nothing wrong with that.
"And I have proof... In the Bible-"
UUGGHHH I don't like this planet anymore
BuT tHe PlAnEtS aReN't ReAl! The proof is in the Bible! (I hope you read this as satirical)
@@NoxBVansyn 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hell, I’m a Gen X, and older generations refused to teach me any of those skills. Wow I always said I was ahead of the curve…
Same. My parents insisted on doing everything themselves (because of course they did it perfectly?) and us siblings had to teach ourselves. And this was before the internet.
They would just shout at us if we tried to help.
@@floraposteschild4184 What's wrong with teaching oneself? Like... shouldn't you feel proud of yourself for feeling so smart?
My fire department I was a part of, we were told if someone parks their car near a fire hydrant and we're allowed to break their windows to put the hose through. A lot of the firefighters get enjoyment out of it (and rightfully so)
I think that's everywhere (at least in America, I don't know any firefighters elsewhere). Where I live you get a fine as well. Which like, deserved.
I'm a cis woman and it is funny sometimes when someone telling me I'll never be a man simply because I dress in more masculine clothes and then when I tell them thank you for confirming that I'm a woman the look on their face is priceless. Transphobes seem to love to think they can pick out a trans person so easily but 9/10 times they either get it wrong or in the very rare case they do get it right it's out of pure luck. It's almost like u can't just look at someone and know certain things 🤔
Est 3-5% of people in my state are trans, and trabsphobes get it wrong even less often than that.
As a Boomer, we had Home Economics classes from Jr. High on, where we learned basic sewing, cooking and other life skills (I can still change a tire because of that class). These kinds of classes were required, then optional, then removed because of budget restrictions. Now schools are bringing them back because students want them. So it is not a matter of students being helpless, we were not considered helpless then. Computer literacy is considered to be more practical now.
I remember taking Home Ec before it was phased away in the early 2000s. It's actually more useful than people think. I was taught how to cook and sew, and it was a lot of fun. Given how active these parents are nowadays, I think it should be a requirement... let's give these kids somewhat of a chance in the real world. I know there's some little nerds out there that would love spending an hour behind a sewing machine or over a stove, making something amazing. I know I did. :)
Parents: boys won't be as attracted to you because you're not feminine
Me: that's the whole point is it not?
People who are into tomboys:
@@kristophesiem5336 And people who are into men
@@VoidHearted Well, I assumed OP was talking about not being a femenine woman. I don't think gay men like tomboys
That's why I wear pants made of haddock It keeps people away but attracts cats. Can't remember the quotee.
Lmfao
I mentioned somewhere I was a Trans Woman. Someone came on to my youtube and started blasting my comments with hate.
But one bit of hate was hilarious to me, they shouted "You will never be a real man!"
...
Thank you? XD I think!
That always bothered me as a guy. Why do we have to conform to (mostly inconsistent) norms to be valid?
@@hanzquejano7112 Yeah, it's weird, transphobes will say I'll never be a woman... but they also tend to be the same type of person who says things like "If you drive automatic, you're not a real man!" so it's like... what, am I non binary? XD
@@LaylaSpellwind or when they say "wearing a dress doesn't make you a woman!" then go "no man wears a dress!"
@@ItRemindMeOfHome I respond to that with "The suit does not maketh the man, indeed, but even when I take the dress off, I am still a woman." Depending how nasty they've gotten, I'll throw in a "Difference is, when you take the suit off, you turn into a blob and slither into the sewers." XD
7:59, this is funny because as a afab I always thought this was correct. I've never "looked at someone" and been even the tiniest bit attracted to them, and I just assumed that was a thing we don't get. Apparently, this is called being on the "ace spectrum"
I know those feels
ace is short for asexual.
@@Neelo5000 you are correct
@@Neelo5000 and Aro is short for Aromantic.
I'm demisexual and it's been like this for me always. Never had any celebrity crushes, didn't know this was even a thing until recently lol. What is interesting about this is that I can see why some people can be considered attractive (I can describe the features like defined, sharp jawline) but they are still not attractive to me.
Yeah.. I saw that picture of "Harry Potter" and his wife on Sky news, telling the world they are expecting their first child.. the comments were horrifying..
Well, Sky is owned by that enemy of democracy, Rupert Murdoch. Therefore, I will assume that _anything_ on Sky "News" is far-right propaganda, and thus by definition horrifying for anyone who's not cishet.
"We can always tell"
Everybody is trans to them. It's hilariously stupid. I mean... They're half right I guess... Since all fetuses develop female genitalia first and then *gasp* the vulva becomes a scrotum and the clitoris becomes a penis. Sirs, you all had female genitals at some point before you were born. Have fun fenangling that one in your brains.
Wait what are they saying ?
Probably slurs
@@zacktherandomweirdo Most of the comments I saw about Daniel and his girlfriend were along the lines of people "knowing" she is a "man pretending to be a woman" because she's taller than her boyfriend and because of her facial structure. Despite her being pregnant...
Because these people have nothing better to do than just be assholes.
In one of my math classes, the teacher used the chances of winning various casino games to teach us statistics. It was incredible useful and informative, because besides learning the math behind it, we all found out just how rigged gambling is in the house's favor. So if done correctly, teaching kids about gambling in math class could actually make them less likely to gamble, because it's one thing to be told "the house always wins" and figure out for yourself just how much the house will always win.
I was doing a really basic card trick at an event that relied on distraction to do some sleight of hand, and the cameraman wanted to take a video of it, and I panicked because I thought it would reveal the secret to everyone. So I made a plan with my date, and had them walk across the field of view at the moment that I manipulated the cards, so then when the video played back, you couldn't see how the trick was done. It's honestly probably the most impressive magic trick I've ever pulled off.
Okay but to be fair Click, the lady at 25:50 has a point. Most experts and scientists told Texan Politicians that the Approach they took with the State Grid was shitty and thats why it broke down in 2021 and 2023 during the Winter. People literally froze to death because the Politicians did not listen and rather filled their pockets. Meanwhile listening to Scientists gets you a Helicopter on Mars. So yes, you can work on the phrasing, but the Tweet is not a FacePalm.
Love your Videos man, good work.
Yeah it wasn't well worded but the message was pro science
the facepalm was very clearly directed at the texas politicians not the tweet author
Focusing on the fault of the politicians in regards to the electrical grid itself rather than "turning on a light" would have helped a lot. Context is required for those who either forgot about the multiple times it happened or never heard about it in the first place, and none was given.
With that said, it really does make sense if you know he background of what happened with Texas and electricity.
Yep, glad someone else commented this lol
@@carniethedat7071 well context really isn't Twitters strong suit.
27:37 the argument between the two mus have been so funny afterwards.
daughter: YOU HIRED A PROSTITUTE?!
dad: YOU ARE A PROSTITUTE?!
Dad: well, business are business, and family is family
@@thetraveler9229 Family Business, yikes 😬
He opens the door
Dad: sooo do I get a family discount
@@zoarsnowpaw3549Oh no
ew@@zoarsnowpaw3549
I really just don’t get why people get so angry and worked up over someone finally feeling comfortable with who they are. It took them many years to look in a mirror, sometimes despising the face they saw in it. Until one day they realized what it was that made them hate themselves and when they took the steps to feel like a person they’re proud to be, someone tells them that them finally feeling like a human being is ‘unacceptable’. Let them be happy, please. Let them be who they deserve to be.
🙏 Thank You
This is because humans are inherently evil. These people can't dominate their inner demons, so they run rampant like that.
Flowery language. Busted logic that could be applied to anything.
Here's an example. "When I grow up, I want to be a murderer." "That's great son, I am so happy you've decided to feel like a person you are proud of instead of being a son that I would actually be proud of."
Your reality is backwards. You're welcome for the wake up call.
because they're bullies who hate people being happy in ways they disapprove of, and they're trying they're damnedest to prove they're stronger than us by...being angry. for...reasons.
@@sarafontanini7051 Actually, it's because their lives are miserable, and all they can do is drag others down to their level. This is why humanity is a blight.
I swear to god i remember the one time my grandpa told me he would always know, but he literally forgot i was ever a female when i started T…👍
As a trans person ( ftm )
I laugh when someone bullies me for it and slips and calls me he, when they are trying to call me a she
I find it funny
Sad thing that happened to me is my parents tried the political indoctrination when my sister and I were really young just like that young kid with the tower.
Ended up blowing up on them because my sister and I are the exact opposite political party now. 😂
"I don't like having my stuff taken away from me, I sure hope no one else ever has to feel like this" is a very likely way for some children to grow up when put through that trauma. I have very different views to my parents
@@J43RH That definitely puts a new perspective on my parents and overall family’s political views.
I grew up in a pretty toxic and abusive family system that has been going on for generations, so this definitely makes sense of why politically they have this view.
Thank you for sharing this thought!
Very similar story lol. My parents are far right conspiracy theorists and tried indoctrinating me and my sister. I'm 19, on the left, pansexual, engaged to a trans woman. My 12 year old sister just secretly came out to me as bisexual. Our parents know nothing. Its amazing 😂
@@christophervalencia5919 I wish you well with your marriage and your sister's bisexuality journey!
@@BisexualCatWithPizza thank you! ❤
As a trans boy/thing, I've always kind of dressed masculine and always had my hair cut short since like elementary school, so those who don't know me very well (as despite acting and dressing not feminine for most of my life I didn't actually realize and come out until like 5 years ago), would automatically address me as a boy, or I'd get the occasional "uh, so w h a t are you exactly?-"
To some people, I've always been a boy. Except for the rare few family members who are too stubborn to address me correctly-
(edit was to rephrase a sentence, I wrote it oddly)
Im girl with low voice and tomboy mentality, I quit counting how often I get taken as a dude by strangers. Especially if my hair is short or inside a hat. If I order a magazine from phone seller, it will come with boys name (Jani or Janne, Im a Finn). Back when we had pictures on our bus cards, one driver wouldnt let me in with my “sisters pass”, until I showed my waist long hair under my ball cap and hoodie. Dont worry about it, these things happen, and they make awesome stories when youll get older and the sting has died down.
@@janemiettinen5176 haha sorry, i guess I explained badly. I'm happy that for a long time people called me a boy. It actually was one of the first times I started to question my identity, and I stopped correcting people
@@digijade5245 No, I meant more of those “exactly what are you supposed to be”-types or other clearly out to hurt you peeps. They are so sad in their own lives, they need to make others suffer too. If you cant muster a laugh right at the spot, it will come later, so cherish and enjoy it :)
Ps. In Finnish there isnt different words for he and she, everybody is the same (hän), no feminine or masculine words; my trans friend thinks its the best thing we got in our language. Why differentiate when you dont have to? Just a small fun fact, I thought might be interesting.
@@janemiettinen5176 oooh I see. Dude I love that your language doesn't have gendered terms, because yeah giving everything a gender is pretty pointless. For example, baby gender reveal parties. Cuz who's to say the kid in question won't come out as transgender years later?
@@digijade5245 Sometimes it leads to funny situations, but its rare and almost always taken in good fun. Like when 1st grade teacher wrote in a forum, that they has to make a list of boys and girls in his class for the very first day of their school life, but one person had very unusual name, like Nibiru, you couldnt tell anything by the name, so what to do now. In any other country they couldve just called the parents and figured it out, without directly asking. Someone suggested that theyd write the list as Boys:, Girls: and Nibirus:.. Im sure the situation found its solution in the end, but not until it had amused and made thousands think about this poor educators predicament. People learning our crazy goblin language also appreciates this particular easement, theres plenty more still making it difficult. And I, after watching how crazy some Americans went over pronouns, started to definitely appreciate our little quirks way more. It creates equality in the end, we learn to take people as people and less as just genders.
Such a good point about how teaching kids about probability and statistics is maybe the best thing you can do to prevent them from becoming gamblers.
I have an amazing co-worker from Sweden that's been teaching me little phrases in Swedish (Good morning, good evening etc). She's a sweet ray of sunshine and when I repeat it back correctly she exclaimed "You're Swedish now!" With a huge grin. It's the best ever and makes me want to move to Sweden. And well...considering the climate here in the US? I've been seriously considering it. --__--
Haha, lol
Do it, sounds a nice change
Just remember to do your research about how certain laws differ and such. Sit down a really think "Do I see myself living there 5 or 10 years from now? Am I ready for that kind of commitment.?"
Honestly, the "I'm Gemini" -one could still be played as a joke. I can see myself saying it, to be perfectly honest.
I actually do that. When someone puts their nose in the air "I'm a blah blah blah and I have a degree in blah blah blah" or "they can trace my family back to blah blah blah..." I say "Oh, I'm a Scorpio." Or when they say "We can trace our ancestors back to blah blah blah". I say "I can trade mine back to Ernie Morgan." They ask "Who is that?" I say "My grandfather."
I'm pretty sure it was a joke, I think I saw an interview with the woman afterwards I think she explained she meant it as a joke. What do you say after someone introduces themselves as an Astrophysicist, after all?
Same. 😭 That's a move I would totally do.
She was edited repeatedly to look stupid from memory and the rest of the convo before that was cut. (Hope im remembering correct, i think i am)
reminds me of a video on tiktok where the discussion was how men can never tell women are telling a joke and that clip convinces me of that 😂
So, did you know kinks in a hose slows water flow? That's why if you park in front of a fire hydrant, you get your windows smashed in. That hose needs as few kinks as possible to put out the fire and potentially save a life. 25:28
Love how the "fallen angel" girlie somehow whiffed that the "stars" on Day Four includes the planets. Separating them out is a modern distinction. The head cannon horror factor is fun though, ngl
Im also baffled, like where the hell she thinks we live rn, if theres no planets. Just because bible didnt have a word for something, doesnt mean its not real. If she wants to live her life with 2000 yo “science”, thats fun, but dont mess other peoples heads with nonsense. She should also look into cameras, especially shudder shapes and blurry images, bit more earthly explanation for her “angels” awaits her there. Dear cheeses..
@@janemiettinen5176cellphones, computers, cars, tvs, video games, chainsaws, kangaroos, tukans, buffalo, tomato's, peppers, tanks, guns, cameras, printing machines, steam engines, mount everest, new zelad, aurora borialis, coffee, coca cola, plastic materials, the American continent, and maaaaany more stuff weren't mentioned in the bible. I guess according to that girl none of that exists or has ever existed... This are the same pp who say autism and gays didn't exist before modern day
It would be fun to ask her what chapter of the bible I have to read to get more knowledge about Penguins, giraffes, geysers and smartphones because there should be enough information about them in the all-knowing book, right? And if it isn't in the book, then what are they really???
@@QueenOfDarknes5 Noah and the Ark, I guess? And obviously that tech sh*t is all Devil boxes. All of it.
Of course, I really have to wonder about reaction vids in general. They only work from clips, and it's entirely possible there's serious context missing, like with that Astrophysics-Gemini video that was actually hostile editing.
Fun fact: in Modern Hebrew (as opposed to Biblical Hebrew, which didn't have a term for them) planets are referred to as kokhvei lekhet, wandering stars. Even to this day, Hebrew categorizes extraterrestrial planets as stars and requires an extra word to identify them as planets specifically.
18:12 the sass .. i love it .. that guy's my new hero
Remember, as a wise woman once said: "trans men are not women". 🤣
And trans women aren’t men!!! 😤😤
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I'm pretty sure the domesticated sheep that are used for wool HAVE to be shorn since they were bred over time to produce more wool. Now the ethics of that may be debatable but that's a different matter lol
Wild sheep used to shed their own wool. I'm fairly certain that when we domesticated them, they changed so they didn't have to shed their own wool anymore, and the humans did ir for them.
19:27 depending on climate, it’s actually abuse NOT to sheer sheep as their coats get heavy, matted, and hot. It can lead to infection and heat stroke, as well as pain in the legs and back. And a single sheep gives a LOT of wool if you do the standard once or twice a year, meaning that you have a lot of it sitting there anyways. If your sheep are kept in good condition it’s no harm to them to sheer and sell the wool, as long as it’s not excessive and you are careful not to cut them by accident. Source: My dad kept sheep at his work and I was dragged there many a weekend to help out.
You know you f'ed up when MATPAT corrects you without doing a dad joke
I’m so happy for Daniel! He’s excited to have a child.
Fun animal fact: Only 3-5% of mammals are monogamous… The majority of mammals are not monogamous or Polygyny, making humans… unusual
And it's questionable to assume that humans are monogamous. After all our cultures have a huge influence on our behaviours. Polygamy, polyandry and polyamory were widely practiced over the centuries
Not to mention that our species is infamous of the tendency to cheating
Well, that's evolution for you - it simply does what's good enough.
@@ARCtheCartoonMaster 😂 like: sea turtles, they lay 100’s of eggs and leaves them be… in the meantime only 1 makes it to adulthood… good enough 🤷
As hilarious as that clip is, it's so important to teach lil kids the proper names for their parts so than if someone does touch the inappropriately then adults will realise and be able to help
A lil girl saying "he touched my flower" means nothing to adults and lets abuse go unrealised for years even
Why did my brain just go "head shoulders knees and peen, knees and peen" XD
The "Don't kids know how to do x these days?" is probably something most of us have experience one way or another. As great parent as my mother is, she too has done this few times, but it's always her blaming it on school since she thought that they would teach that shit in the school. Parents fill and sign official papers for their children, here up until we turn 18 for most cases, but in some cases when it's not strict earlier is fine too. So when I turned 18 and hadn't needed to fill a single official paper with all kind of information before, she complained about me asking her to specify what I need to fill in to some spots and literally went "Don't they teach this at school?" No... no they do not and why would they? There were very few moments like these, but this is the only one I actually remember sufficiently.
my mother, born in 1928, was always bemoaning the fact that kids today aren’t being taught a lot of things she learned in school. i would point out that there are only so many hours in a school day and so many things kids have to learn now that didn’t even exist back then. she never did get it, though, even when she had me pay her bills online because she didn’t know how 😂😢
My mom (over 50) has a coworker at her job that does that constantly, and she is incredibly annoyed by him, especially cuz he calls his son an idiot who is to lazy and dumb and never goes out to parties, she keeps telling hi 'would you rather have him gamble, drink, do drugs instead of playing video games and be a decent student'. She does the "ur generation doesn't even do x" only as a joke, but she understands how different modern generations are and that we lived in different wolds, and she is always willing to teach me life skills like cooking, cleaning and my dad teaches me handy work around the house.
It is apsolutly the parents fault if modern generations are failing at something, cuz we didn't raise our self's, they did, and I was one of the lucky few who had parents who understand that, and I hope all those unlucky will find ways of learning necessary life skills, like those adulting classes
@@aleksabanjevic8316 Luckily the internet is able to teach many different skills if you know how to look for it. But there is always a risk of finding dangerous or incorrect ways to do things (such as miracle cures instead of going to a doctor).
Here's something I've noticed with this topic: Kids don't really have the motivation to learn basic stuff, even when it's offered to them. (Of course, parents are to blame to, for not even offering.) Basic stuff like how to sweep or do laundry is taken for granted, until those kids grow up and figure out "Hey, I'm helpless" and they seek tutorials or videos to help them learn. Unfortunately, that's not always helpful because it's not really personal. Yes, it will help with some understanding of whatever you need help with, but actually teaching to where it'll actually be useful won't come until there's been a lot of trial and error.
I don't plan on having kids, but my sister already has two and I am willing to bestow any knowledge about how to cook, sew, clean, garden, etc that my sister is unable to give.
@@spugelo359 ofc, anything online has risks, I just hope ppl will find good help
15:54 It's very well done, but the clip here is actually a faked edit and the women received quite a lot of horrible messages. I'll state the obvious and say please don't harass her, or anyone for that matter 💙
The issue of "Millenials/Gen Z are so helpless and can't do anything" feels so strange and... foreign to me as a Finn, because basic home chores, sewing and woodwork are literally taught at schools here as a part of the education plan. I really wish Americans had it better with education and such. Good luck to anyone living there, times are hard and the world is going to shit, but we can pull through this together
Yeah, the " young people can't do basic life skills" crowd usually tend to be of the generation responsible for raising them and don't tend to realise that if someone wasn't taught something, it's usually not their fault
In middle school I had a cooking class which got canceled because the teacher had cancer- they never bothered replacing her. There was also a shop class in highschool, but was optional and was mainly just a class where the boys went to hangout. Dropped out of that hell in 10th grade, got my GED with honors, and am now a college student who is actually learning stuff and not as miserable!
Yeah, it really sucks. When I make comments about "I wish we had classes on basic life skills like xyz" older people will be like "yeah, that's home ec" and I'm like, why did we get rid of those classes?? People still need to know these things??
There are schools that still do home ec, but mine did not and that really should be standard imo
@@beardlessdragon My school did a trial run of a class called Adult Living. Best and most useful class out of the whole time I was in high school.
Sad thing is that they never did that class again, and I wish every kid could take that class so they know basic life skills as well as how things work in the world once you move out.
Finnish education is called the best in the world for a reason. I'm European (Polish) and we learnt none of those things at school, so unfortunately it's not just America. I really envy Finns, for many reasons
12:00 i have adhd and got so distracted by the gorilla that i lost count of the basketball throws
meanwhile i wouldn't have noticed the lady taking her shirt of if you hadn't mentioned it
take that, transphobes who think im a predator
The last clip made me think of this "When you put all your points on faith instead of intelligence"
it's funny how the next words after she said she has proof was the in the bible
Though she misses a possible reading of "the stars in their courses." A people with only naked-eye knowledge of the stars only know that five of them... wander. The Greeks had a word for that and the word was "planetes." (Doubt it rhymes with manatees)
Judges 5:20, saith Wiki.
7:30 can we talk abt the fact that its MATPAT bro is a W
Matpat is a great human
The thing that blew my mind about mirrors was realizing that things you can’t see without corrective lenses are blurry in a mirror as well.
I would’ve expected everything in the mirror to be as visible as the mirror is to me, as I’m seeing the surface an image is being reflected in, not the things being reflected.
Who gave this man a pack of googly eyes
Thank you to whoever did x3
IT WAS ME, DIO!
25:37
My fiancé was a volunteer fireman for many years and first lieutenant, so I have actually asked him about this and he said this only happens if the keys aren't in the car or the doors are locked. They will give people chances to move too, but you'd be surprised how often people refuse so this happens as a result and the best part? The fire department is not responsible in any capacity for paying back the damages and there's a lot of damage to the vehicles between the broken window and the water damage to the interior 😂
Trust me, when this happens, the vehicle owner absolutely deserves it.
Deserves it regardless. Dumbass parked right next to a hydrant. That's a big no-no and just common sense.
10:23 if my parents didn't accept who I was marrying (if I even get married) I'd still marry that person, my parents just aren't invited to the wedding
I saw that happen to someone's car before. The guy was so pissed when he came back and saw a fire hose running through the windows. We have laws in the US that make it a fineable offense to park in front of a fire hydrant or water plug. It is required knowledge to get your license. So if the FDP needs to they will break your windows and feed the hose through it and they can not be held responsible for the damage because if you did not break the law in the first place you would not have any damage. It is called a dirty-hands clause. You can not demand to be compensated for damages if your participation in the event broke the law.
The paramedic who attempted to steal the money was there on a call for an elderly woman who passed out in her garden, and he was rummaging while the other emt's were working on her. She passed away at the hospital.
The scientists in charge of Mars v/s politicians in charge of Texas thing makes sense: All the probes and rovers on Mars are run by scientists so they, in general, work. Meanwhile, Texas has an isolated power grid because of politicians throwing a temper tantrum over having to meet national standards were they to connect to other states. Failing to meet those standards, and being isolated, resulted in pretty much the entire state losing power back in 2021.
Woah I’m so excited to see my favourite character stoner starring as a special guest!!! 😱
He’s such a deep character with amazing writing and it’s so nice seeing him on the click with his insightful input!!!!
Yeah!
I know right?! I loved his character arc.
I can’t wait to see where his relationship with Mary Jane goes hopefully she doesn’t leaf him
I think the best part of the George Lucas "rolling over in his grave" is that people think Lucas needs help fucking up his own franchises.
06:53 when my daughter was in Kindergarten, she her friend gave her an “I Love Jesus” bracelet. She was so excited. When her friend’s very religious mom asked her where she goes to church, my daughter was very confused. She had no idea what church was, so instead, she very seriously declared her love for “Cheesus.” She lost a friend that day but I found it absolutely hilarious.
Last story: besides what he mentioned, there's also the fact that many cultures have observed the sky hundreds and even thousands of years ago. And they did not think they were angels, but I don't expect the poster to have that much historical or cultural insight.
That dad and prostitute story reminded me of when a friend of mine met her mom at a BDSM party... In our 18k people hometown.
My friend worked at phone sex lines, when she got a call from her uncle.. awkward!
A great example of sheep needing to be shorn is Shrek the Sheep, an NZ local legend who was named after the character for his sheer size. Normally sheep are shorn annually and/ or after they give birth, but Shrek evaded capture by hiding in caves for over 5 years. When they finally caught him he had grown around 27kg of wool and was partially blind due to the wool covering his eyes.
Please tell me Shrek was friends with a donkey
Love the mild scolding of the bee for being silly