The Queer Problem
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- back in my day, this was called "stereotyping", and was offensive
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Oh, I thought the linus girl meant queered = queer + weird
she might've but even so, doesn't change anything about the vid
Queird.
lol cope, its a huge part of the framing device of the video but its fine your points are still valid
that's a pleonasm as Queer and weird means the same thing
so basically she's saying she's _weird weird?_
There are episodes in Scooby Doo where Velma is literally swooning over men.
She's not gay. She's a nerd.
Ben Ravencroft and Johnny Bravo are two of her crushes. Johnny was the most successful of the two.
Not to mention mystery incorporated
It's very annoying how the rainbow cult is trying to claim tomboys as one of theirs, a lot of child tomboys grow up to be awesome, smoking hot women. Because they were developing an actual personality while the "pretty" girls were just being pretty.
@@markzuckergecko621tomboys are an extremely endangered breed. At least, among the Left. The Right too, but not in the same way that the Left does. The difference is that a lot of Right goes towards traditionally feminine roles, TradWife. Which can still be extremely gorgeous.
And also that insane supernatural episode where Velma really want to plow Sam cause of course. What women whose not gay would not want to fuc him. LOOK AT HIM. HE A handsom Bad mofo!!!
WE GETTING A COMMUNITY GUIDELINE STRIKE WITH THIS ONE ☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠☠🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
🥹🥹🥹🥹
Epic if true
This will be uploaded to devonitized tomorrow
There’s a Match Game episode from 1973 where someone says “Queer”, we should be fine.
Queer is a religion. That's why anyone can be Queer.
Which is why it looks so much like the early Catholic church debasing and subsuming other pagan religions.
And also reminds me of Mussolini’s description of Fascism: “All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state.”
@@Lobsterwithinternet - Based. Seriously, you just taught me something.
@@LobsterwithinternetExcept that's sorely mistaken on your part, the early Church didn't debase pagan religions they converted them to be more in line with baseline Christianity and its theological dogmas. Pagan here literally means any religion outside of Judaic roots which then turned into any religion that was non-Christian by the Middle Ages as its dogmas were now somewhat codified. Debase is even the wrong word to use when "paganism" was the norm and them seeing Christianity to be the moral superior version of it, decided to convert to like Constantine did. It is the very reason why Christianity is the prime successor of Greco-Roman philosophy still present in the modern day.
@@Lobsterwithinternet it's more like the gnostic cults that the Christians had to deal with since these times (the demiurgic force being "normativity" in this case), but your comparison obviously also works in some ways
ugh, people who "queer read" stuff are some of the most annoying people. I remember one of them claiming that the game Slay the Princess was "queer coded" and a "metaphor for the queer experience"
The reason for this? Because it contains body horror. >_>
I guess that makes body swap stories incestuous lesbian porn.
Just ‘straight read’ obvious gay stuff to push them back.
@@LucasFernandez-fk8se Or saying Brokeback Mountain is actually two straight guys.
Just to give them a taste of their own medicine.
@@Lobsterwithinternet Say it's 'straight coded' because it's clearly two straight men working through the sexual abuse they received from their abusive mothers.
same type of people to call anything divine "queer" due to an ambiguous or remotely non-binary sexual state.
End Tomboy Erasure
Gross, tomboys are just repressed transmen
Tomboy lives matter 🫡
Tomboys and femboys are very unwelcome in progressive spaces. They will constantly be misgendered and seen as trans, even if they don’t identify as
@@AscendantStoic this but unironically
That's why tomboys who go against them are hated by them. 😂
Dev, Velma was not meant to have always been a lesbian, let alone butch; she was based off a character from 'The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis', whose actress was a lesbian. In fact; all of Mystery Inc. -except for Scooby, were based off the main characters from that show.
Velma being gay was a running joke that developed due to her not being as conventionally attractive as Daphne and not seeming to attract any guys.
I would not buy into ANY claim that Velma was 'always gay', because its always retroactive. Even the claim that the 2012 version was always gay didn't surface until just a couple years ago, around the same time the HBO Max show was starting to amass controversy.
Don't buy into it. It's a claim that is about as credible as Shaggy being a canonical stoner, and Fred and Daphne splitting off JUST to make out while everyone else is searching for clues
My Rule34 folder says otherwise...
Right?! That actually annoys me as someone who loves Scooby Doo. She was shown drooling over the Winchester bros (can't blame her lol) and she dated Shaggy. Making her a lesbian doesn't feel natural for her at this point. Thank you for the information.
What's funny to me is that Velma is well liked by straight males on the internet. You don't see nearly as much Daphne fanart.
@@TheGreenKnight500"men only want one thing and it's disgusting" a woman who is more likely to enjoy what you like gets more of the pr0n.
@@TheGreenKnight500A lot of dudes really do seem to gravitate more towards thicc and nerdy characters and also tomboys, than characters that are more Stacy-like. Not saying Daphne isn't great in her own right, but yeah lol 😂
They're so inclusive they've accepted QAnon into their club
Is that why parts of the Manchurian backet weaving forum have gone full glowieposting 100% of the time?
Petition for a classic 4chan psyop to convince stupid journos to actually believe that. Cmon Anonymous, we could use some lulz.
@@Franz_Booty The main one has, the others I haven't used in a while.
@@IndirectSoter 4chan doesn't tolerate any Q stuff apart from(sometimes) /ptg/
TheDonald and whatever's left of 8chan is where most of them are these days
@@conserva-chan2735 I know that much. I also hate how Q infested 8chan has become.
Velma having meant to be gay is a very big misconception being pushed by queer activists. She is based on an actress' character's LOOK who happened to be gay irl. The characters of the Scooby-Doo show uses "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis' as character design inspirations.
lgbt's tend to force anything as theirs based on any tangent possible
I don't remember where he got it, but the queer identity reminds me of a quote I heard from Razorfist. "To be defined by your opposite is to be nothing at all."
This is exactly why Queerness is such a toxic phenomenon.
Not only is it inherently nihilistic, it can't create anything. All it can do is oppose the normative, including when said norm upholds the very systems that allow Queers to exist.
Eventually they will undermine the idea of individual rights to the point that they will have none and be genocided, taking many other people with them.
A fantastic quote.
This is what I've said about African Amerian culture.
It is rooted in opposition to what was then true racism and oppression. That stuff is gone now, but the roots of their culture remains, the rebellion and disorder is still there.
Without a devil to rally against, well... just look at the crime stats, and look at the victims of them. Literally tearing themselves apart.
@@a_rat_named_mouse
A hero with no monsters to slay will become the monster itself
Yeah, that's a fun quote made on-the-spot
@@a_rat_named_mouse You sure that has everything do to with African American culture (which isn’t exclusively tied to ghettos) or genetics and not just impoverished and corrupt neighborhoods? If the former was true, then African Americans in even the richest and safest neighborhoods and cities in America and in the same tax brackets as non-African Americans, would be massively more violent
I once asked someone who said she was queer what it meant. The answer I understood was 'I want to be in the LGBT umbrella'.
so a closeted heterosexual or someone with weird kinks that aren't "normative"
and then you check the dictionary and means weird or ugly
"There's nothing interesting or unique about me, so I'm just claiming an arbitrary label to trick people into thinking I'm interesting and unique".
-the honest inner monologue of the rainbow cult
@@markzuckergecko621 or any female teenager
100% my "bi but only dates men and calls herself queer" ex
The talk of Velma being a lesbian was based on the stereotype regarding women who wore their hair short. The character was never a lesbian or intended to be coded in such a way. She was always just bookish. Any modern iterations making her gay are basically indicative of the tonal shift where stereotypes are now given absolute weight as truth instead of being discarded as baseless preconceptions like they were in the '90s. I remember that the entirety of the '90s was based around dismantling stereotypes, and then the '10s stomped in and declared that stereotypes were absolute, indicative, and symptomatic. It drives me nuts.
and it was the left that did it. Never forget. When the next shift happens, and they try to reframe this shit as something done by the right, never let them forget.
The 90s were more about stereotypes being fun but understanding that even if based in some fact it's not very wise to go into your day to day interactions using that as a standard.
I'm honestly not a fan of ANY queer reading of ANY cartoon character... The Velma one makes me cringe especially since they pushed it so hard. She canonically and very enthusiastically dated men, including Shaggy, and yet now they're trying to make her a lesbian. They could have just avoided making her date anyone if that was truly what they intended with her but couldn't show it. Like why not just say she's bi, if _anything?_ Why lesbian, which makes no sense? Feels like they're erasing part of her history and I'm so over this kind of thing in the fiction I like.
The bi thing didn't get rid of the controversy with the marvel stuff so they probably figured giving the filthy B another member wasn't necessary.
@@Touma134Yeah I'm really not into Velma being bi either but it would make a _tiny_ bit more sense than lesbian lol that's just BS
We bi people only exist when we're convenient to shippers. They treat us like we exist only as an excuse for their lousy fanfics and such.
I can believe the Mystery Incorporate version because the writers saying they were trying to hint that Velma was just doing what she believed a relationship was makes sense when you see just how bad her relationship with Shaggy was. Anything before that, however, feels like a massive retcon.
@@ShadyDoorags I kinda don't trust when writers say stuff like that after the fact. It comes off as a bit too convenient that this character just so happens to have been written in a way that perfectly and inconspicuously supports the current thing years before it was getting pushed so hard. Especially cuz subtlety is not the alphabet people's strong suit. In fact, if Dev is correct, subtlety is counter-culture and just as bad as being cis straight.
"It pays to keep an open mind, but not so open your brains fall out." - Carl Sagan
"An open mind is akin to an unguarded fortress with its gates wide open."
-Imperium proverb
For a group that hates labels they sure love putting labels on everything.
If people say they're "queered", can we call them "queerdos"?
i hope so or I'm going too!😂
Welp, I’ll see you guys on the Devonetized channel!
The TikToks are showing up on the channel now
Queer is a political orientation not a sexual orientation.
.. a marxoid one where basically normalcy ("normativity") is the new "bourgeois"
Same shit
Philosophical i think.
@@andresanguianozuniga6798 political, religious, or philosophical is sort of irrelevant that’s only a question of how removable the philosophical lens is.
I have ALWAYS hated this aesthetic. It literally is built off ugliness, and only ugliness, out of spite.
It is the aesthetic of disdain for "the old ways" galivanting around and being obnoxious and disgusting.
It is anti-aesthetic.
Nailed it, Queerness is purely reactionary.
Once they've destroyed everything true and beautiful, they'll protest the false and ugly, but they'll never create anything.
Even the flag was uglified.
i think James Lyndsay nails it when he says that all these terms (queer, inclusion, diversity... ect) only means "outside the culturally accepted normal". This works in America b/c we love the underdog and we have the falsely equated underdog with morally right.
That's part, but not all, of it.
It's *intentionally* outside the norm.
People who are actually inherently abnormal, but try to fit in, or at least minimize their impact on normies, aren't Queer. Even the Ms Frizzle/Adams types (weird and owning it) aren't Queer because they don't even see themselves as different or, rather, they see everyone as unique and don't worry about catagories.
Bog standard White kids who wear rainbow wigs and hooker boots at the grocery store are Queer.
BIGGEST underdog right here, built ur cities and living in a prison.
Not like they dropped a big hint that they were operating as subversives to force fundamental changes in societies and institutions they wish to repla- oh wait....
@@phalluserectus6727 right, but they will have to vehemently paint themselves as that forever, because if they don't people will start to realize that they are the bullies.
They are an underdog only in numbers but not in support. The politics were left leaning and progressive for more than a decade now @@phalluserectus6727
It will never not be funny how mad the internet alphabet people got over Link and Zelda being a canonical couple and Bayonetta marrying Luka and having a kid.
What...wtf would anybody have an issue with either?
To think that if male character have feminine features he can't be straight is real bigotry
How people said it was oppressive cis patriarchy that "ruined their favorite queer coded characters" shows just how much head canon brainrot has affected fandom discourse. I can't go anywhere without someone presenting a head canon that proclaims a character is lgbt and will be actively belligerent to anything and anyone that contradicts that. Not just "let them have their fun" when they're making the space toxic.
@@ORLY911 most fandoms have that toxic waste at enormous level especially games with the dating sim features
In case of Bayonetta and Luka, I don't have problems with that pairing, I have the problem with the execution. The whole game before 3, the chemistry between them feels like it doesn't have romantic undertone, but then in 3 boom suddenly they're a couple.
You hit the nail on the head! I’m a lesbian. I called myself “queer” for a short bit in high school because I wasn’t sure if I was bisexual or a lesbian quite yet. It was useful then because I knew I was attracted to the same sex but wasn’t quite sure what category I fell in. Now, I despise the term because it means NOTHING, and the most obnoxious people use it. It’s mostly just stereotypes that even the most conservative traditionalist say are too strict (Ms. Frizzle being “queer” because she’s quirky and colorful?) and, as you said, entitled straight people who want to scream about how “queeer” they are because they dress funny or call each other by funny pronouns while they have very heterosexual sex. At this point, they’d consider my very straight parents a “queer” couple because my very masculine dad does dishes and my feminine mother is the one who likes watching sports. And yeah, I’ve seen genuinely gay people called “less queer” and even “straight” for having the “wrong” politics. The fuck? I just wanna have a regular life with a lady, damn. I don’t relate to the “community” at all anymore and I’m sure I’m not the only one.
Goes to show what happens when you don't gatekeep the social parasites and the crazies.
Because they're the ones who will shout the loudest and delegitimize legitimate gay, lesbian, or Trans people who just want to live their authentic lives.
They've been subverted and have to be rid of; as in, made to be such a joke that no one would ascribe themselves as such, and it falls apart.
In the 90s/2000s:
Guy 1: lol that guy has got to be gay, or maybe even a [transgender individual], he's effeminate and really likes his guy friends.
Guy 2: Wow that's really stupid and backwards. Get with the times man.
In the 2010/20s:
Guy 1: lol I don't think that guy is gay or trans just because he's effeminate and really likes his guy friends.
Guy 2: Wow that's really stupid and backwards. Get with the times man.
You're not the only one that feels this way. There's many gay people including myself that have found their way to this conclusion.
I'm gay and the alphabet brigade in no way owns my sexuality.
We don't belong on their plantation.
Not sure where you got classic Velma being gay representation from. Mystery Incorporate and after makes sense, but claiming any version of the character before that is gay or bi feels like a massive retcon.
i remember an interview with a voice actress of hers from back in the day saying so - and tbh the feel is right.
Queering: final form of confirmation bias.
There's this South Park episode in which the parents of the kids are upset with them because they think they are being homophobic against Mr. Garrison because the kids complain _he's too gay_ what's going on is that a new law has been established that if an institution fires someone from just being homosexual the receiver can sue them and make big bucks so Garrison is trying to get fired to take advantage of said law so he's explicitly exposing his sexuality to the kids by dressing in reveling clothes, constancy taking about doing it to other guys and even performing on class with Mr. Slave. And when the parents saw why the kids described him as _too gay_ they took their side.
Point is no rational person cares of gives a damn if you're _Team queer_ or whatever but if your whole shtick is being obnoxious, and a walking sexual innuendo specially around kids don't be mad when folk distance from you.
Also one of the original _fights_ of the LGTB movement was to fight the stereotype that they were just sexual deviants (what the South Park kids described as "too gay") but at some-point they just backpedaled so hard they embraced it.
Seriously, At what point that whole movement went from giving non-hetero folks respect and equal rights, to them boarder-lining into exhibitionism and them calling you names for not being _into it?_
Exactly
Lol, that's literally where the big-tiddie shop teacher got the idea.
"There's a difference between being gay and being a f*ggot"
Not sure where or when I heard that, but I think it fits...
2016 maybe?
Why do you think it matters what you think about lgbt people? Just view people as individuals
Queer increasingly means the in group for those that want to do evil to others.
Its odd how they always find someone to hate and destroy. Misery loves company.
🎤
Yes but can they leave us gay people alone? We don’t want to be attached to that sinking ship. It’s like being on a separate boat next to the titanic and then the titanic shoots an anchor out onto our boat just to drag us down with them 🥲
@@LucasFernandez-fk8se I'd recommend you drop the "us". They aren't on your team and despite what they say, being gay is not the primary reason for them congregating.
Notice that you can be gay and think differently from them and you will still be excluded. It's not about being gay it's about maintaining a queer religion and orthodoxy. That is why straight people and straight people who have had plastic surgery on their genitals can join. You just have to read your Bible and say your hail Marys and you are in.
@@LucasFernandez-fk8se "History uses people and then discards them."
So literally all of the discourse around "queered" is exactly parallel with "conquered".
Exactly.
Why does everything need to focus on gender and race these days? For a group that wants to break down gender roles, they tend to focus heavily about it.
They about to claim metalheads as trans or queer
There is a Gen Z individual living with us as a roommate.
They have a rainbow flag up on the wall right next to….a poster of all the “Eddies” from Iron Maiden!!!???
30 years ago I Never would have believed that would ever happen!
I mean, the hair, the leather clothes, could be on to something..?
Nah, metal requires too much technical skill and discipline. And they'd get schmeared in their first mosh pit.
@revolioclockman8090 I never listened to metal bands like that, we always thought they were gay.
It always sounded like an excuse by white women to claim being LGBT without actually being one of those letters.
Queering is so annoying. They are deleting the idea of platonic love. The love between friends was a major idea in old text. Now whenever 2 men share an emotional connection it gets turned into gay love
okay but friends to lovers is pretty kino
Thank you
Well said, that’s a good observation
Yeah. It's annoying.
Check out RRR for a great contemporary example of platonic love.
@@revolioclockman8090 Could you explain what RRR is or just describe it here, adding to the conversation, instead of referring people to more media?
Isn't the point of Jenny in Teenage Robot that she comes to like her body in the end?
Also hilarious how your search for "queer icon" lead to exclusively Polygon articles
#bringbacktomboys!
Hell yeah
Tomboys, the most tragic casualty of the culture war o7
@@Failzz8 o7
AMEN!!!
I'm here and support all my fellow tomboys as well ❤
As a gay man old enough to remember queer being used as a hurtful slur, I can't stand these idiots gloming on to my actual "lived experience". It's so tiresome.
15:19 if a kid cant consent to getting a tattoo, having plastic surgery, drinking, smoking, driving a car, getting a job, ect they are not able to make permanent medical choices like delaying puberty or getting hormones let alone surgery. 1 child being wrong is 1 child too many since they can make those choices as ADULTS.
In certain extreme circumstances kids can make drastic permanent medical decisions including passive euthanasia
agreed, although while I'd allow an adult to do the deeds, I would never accept them as the opposite sex.
@@thanatosdriver1938 Ok. How does that refute the original point, exactly?
@@kiowah231 If we allow, given high stakes circumstances, with medical guardrails, children to have the power of medical self-determination for issues other than transgenderism particularly euthanasia, then they should be allowed to have that same power on the issue of transgenderism because of its ability to greatly impact the mental state and life expectancy of those children.
The trans umbrella strikes again
Yup, I’m definitely tired of pride
I'm tired of people taking "pride" in characteristics, especially uncontrolled ones.
Why are you proud of your race, sexuality, nationality, or anything of the sort? You did NOTHING of value to "achieve" those things. Take pride in your work, your morals, the way you treat people, your accomplishments.
Every time I hear the term pride these days it's used in the dumbest ways by the dumbest people. It's infuriating.
@@AngryAlfonse yeah, I don’t get that either
@@AngryAlfonse I'll give you an answer from a human piece of sh*t, that's 28 years old unemployed terminally online loser without any motivation nor hope for a change.
I'm proud of my nationality, because I cannot take pride in myself.
That's the case for them as well. At least I'm not bully people into taking me seriously
@@AngryAlfonseIt's unremarkable and useless people who want to feel like they are remarkable but aren't capable of reaching it.
@@MidlifeCrisisJoe"has very little to do with religion" ??????? A sin is an act against god that sentences you to eternal damnation if you don't repent, a vice is an unnecessary but pleasurable act that can have consequences if unregulated. Stop twisting stuff to fit into your narrative
As far as I'm concerned, queer means "Politically LGBT." Same way there's "black" and "Black (but Politically)" there's "LGBT" and "LGBT (but Politically)".
There's this quote from a black celebrity, I forget which, but the quote actually lives rent-free in my head: approximately "There's black people, and then there's (n words)." I think pretty soon we will enter an era where most people will say there are LGBT people, and then there are *Qs.*
Wasn't that quote from Dave Chappelle?
It was Chris Rock. He did a show talking about normal black folks and n-words, and he says because of n-words, normal black people can't have nice things or be viewed as respectable members of society.
Ironically my very very racist great grandpa said something similar. "there are white Ns and black Ns but all black people are Ns". Oh, it was Chris Rock that changes the context. I thought it was some racist black dude calling upstanding black people Ns because they aren't ghetto enough.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y A clown whining that he can't be viewed as respectable because of OTHER people, that' hilarious
"I'm queer."
"What? How are you queer?!"
"I'm a male who reads books. That makes me queer."
Really though... As a young bisexual Goth kid involved in liberal activism in university in the late 90's/early 00's, I never understood the activist aesthetic, which this all seems like a subset of. The aesthetic of having activist posters and patches and stuff. Making your activism your personality. It was always weird, and in the bad way. Just like people who make being Christian their personality (which I also see being a Christian myself). My PERSONALITY is that I'm a sardonic Goth kid into old monster movies, nature tourism, and 19th/early-20th century history. I DON'T WANT CRYSTAL PRAYING HANDS FOR CHRISTMAS MOM, I HAVE ACTUAL HOBBIES. These queereds need a real hobby and a real personality. Being the B in LGB, I can tell you that it isn't a personality and I think it's weird if you think it is. Especially because you're otherwise so boring and normie. You would be more interesting if you had a personality.
If gender is subjective why do they "need" cosmetic surgery
In Art's we used to call people Tourists, people who pretend to be in art's to be cool. They go to shows and drink the free whine for a night out, use 'key' words for fun etc.
Wrong wine.
Oh. Oh wait, no, that's actually funny.
Goddamnit, are all artists this functionally illiterate?
@@BertzTriscut my bad, at least it works as a joke.
@@markzuckergecko621 As an artist, yes. I saw a billboard yesterday about a guy fighting for those with AIDS, but I misread it as "fighting those with AIDS."
Not gonna lie, I thought that shit went hard.
@@BertzTriscutMaybe they're taking a page from Russell Crowe and fighting AIDS by beating up a guy with AIDS.
Danny Phantom had a 41% chance of "Going Ghost".
The 41% meme never gets old. Come to think of it... neither do they.
Oh that's fucking good.
He’s going to join Ember’s ghost squad and haunt a grocery store to get a ghostussy
We have fun here
@@urgadurga I like your MF DOOM pfp. how do you think the people in this video would think about the name of the 12th song on King Geedorah Take Me To Your Leader
and how would they react to the lyrics UNDER this line in "Fine Print"
And King Geedorah is completely controlled by our computers through magnetic waves"
activism is gay
I have a crossdresser friend who gets very upset with the trans activists because they keep trying to include him in their umbrella. The expansion of definitions is ridiculous
Hell I've had people tell me I was an "egg" because I play a female character in an MMO
Well, they kinda are, there are actually people who want to legally prevent people from crossdressing following a lot of the trans activism, now these seem to be more random people on the internet rather than political figures but for the sake of your friend I hope time doesn’t prove him right
Yeah that stuff makes my blood boil. Trans people who lose their mind when they get addressed with the wrong pronoun actively trying to disrespect other's identity.
Some people are comfortable who they are so leave them alone.
Trans activists are ironically the most staunch supporters of rigid gender norms as everyone who does female coded actions has to be a woman and everyone who does male coded actions has to be a man. Those actions being benign stuff like having emotions or working on bikes.
@@nuclearsynapse5319da fuck is an “egg” in this context?
@@nuclearsynapse5319 Yup, that's really common. Sorry guys, I really DO just want to be playing cute or sexy female characters in my game, I don't want to be the anime girl. I'm like Hayao Miyazaki, who eventually admitted that rather than feminism he just wrote strong female characters because he thinks it's cool when ladies do cool stuff instead of dudes which is too normal.
I literally just finished reading the Return of the King and the whole time all I could think was that the culture has so much brain rot that they literally couldn't imagine two men being affectionate to each other.
Also if gender is truly only any expression of an aesthetic I'm also under no obligation to accept anyone else's gender. I'm free to say "Sure thats your aesthetic but I don't owe you anything because of that..."
It's not even that; it's that _any_ affection is 'properly' understood to culminate in sex. With the possible exception of family, and many of them don't particularly like the idea of 'family' either.
Good video, I think you hit the nail on the head for this one why I, as a bisexual woman, get the ick sometimes when I hear or see the word “queer”. It is usually an indication that the individual views sexual and gender identity as an aesthetic, rather than just a part of one’s individual identity or preferences.
Which is why gatekeeping is important for any group.
Otherwise, you get the ‘tourists’ and cultural parasites.
I get 'the ick' because the word never stopped being a hateful slur, despite the wishful thinking of the alphabets, and I have been called it often enough recently to know 'reclaiming' a slur never works.
The Q+ part is about expanding the progressive voting bloc in my opinion. By incorporating as many "identities" as possible, assimilating them, and then indoctrinating them with a saturation of progressive media. Spend a week in these spaces and youll be drowned in prog media, prog ideas, prog messaging and woke content. Its hard for a person even casually existing in these spaces apolitically, to _not_ become slowly indoctrinated over time without realizing it.
To the point theyll parrot the points without thinking about it, and when questioned even lightly on the topic, they have no answers besides "i like X."
Its a subversive way to expand the bloc, by attempting to incorporate "individuals" who stand out, and absorb them into the collective.
Pretty much.
@@hope-cat4894Growing the army of world domination.
I used to think queer referred to attraction to non-gender conforming shit, but because I no longer believe gender is a meaningful term distinct from sex, I agree that its just an aesthetic and therefore also a meaningless term meant to claim behavior that does not belong to the movement in order to try and convince people to fall down the alphabet movement slope
Challenge: Ask 10 Leftists what queer means, take a shot everytime you get a different answer.
Wait, so you’re telling me that when gay people say it’s not a choice it’s how they truly are, BUT sexuality is an aesthetic, then it is a choice??
Rules for you and rules for them. They get privileges because they support the narrative
Nothing they do needs to make any sense. It just needs to serve them and spite you. Even they don’t understand their own words and definitions, and frankly, they don’t really care. It’s all about power.
Sexuality not being a choice has long been known as an op. Many still use it as cover, but it's been known for decades that the "science" that formed that conclusion was alchemical in nature. They had a predetermined solution and massaged the numbers to fit their agenda.
The problem here is that you're trying to apply logic to an illogical doctrine
@zdub93 didn't know we were talking about Christianity
I was talking with a friend of mine who's gay a couple weeks ago. He mentioned being out with a couole gay friends of his and one of them said he was standing against the community by being insistent on strict monogamy.
The sterwotype that gay men are promiscuous exists for a reason. My friend straight up said that monogamy is the exception, not the rule, amongst gay dudes. And he doesn't care for that. He sounded frustrated that such views are so ubiquitous in "the community."
Gay people are individuals
@@IanM92 And I was describing an account from 1 who was dissatisfied with how most act.
That's the thing about stereotypes. They don't have to be 100% true to make sense. They describe the observable majority, meaning that just because exceptions exist, it doesn't disprove it. People are individuals, but generally groups of people with major characteristics in common will display similar behavior in some capacity. And even 100% voluntary groups based around hobbies or whatever will lead to stereotypes about their members.
That's sad. I hope your friend finds a good long-term partner.
pattern recognition exists@@IanM92
@@IanM92 Individual opinions can be gathered to get a general sense of what is prevalent in certain demographics. Gay men being promiscuous is probably somewhat natural and also ideological since leftist thought has been festering in that particular "community" for a very long time. But yes people are inidividuals but if they are super flamboyant don't bet on them not being some flavor of leftist and non-monogamous.
We have come full circle on Queer. Nowadays, radical LGBT theorists and ideologues are now including anything “outside” the norm of society (I.e., anything strange or non-normal) means it’s “Queer.”
I love how in the Disco study, men dancing with men and women dancing with women is seen as a queer thing whilst some very conservative religions (Islam and Orthodox Jewish for exemple) forbid women dancing with men because it's seen as degenerate 😂
13:50 Those leftist panels are actually so popcorn worthy. You couldn't write better comedy if you tried. I wish the far right was also allowed to do panels on social media so we could laugh at them as well. Oh man, imagine a debate panel with the far left and the far right... It would be a fucking war zone
I mean that was what redeye was
Did you miss the whole intenet bloodsports saga?
Define "far right".
@@ChucksSEADnDEAD You mean ~2015,16?
Treating being gay as a personality is just as obnoxious and childish as acting like smoking weed is
Chapelle on the Q's: "A white dude in booty shorts shows up and says, 'I really wanna be in this car'."
Leatherface is one of my favorite queer characters.
My closest gay friend is still inconsolable at what LGBTQ+ activists did to Marvel Comics.
He still loves the older Marvel stuff but the woke war on storytelling fcked the value of his collections.
What did you say about political lesbians?!
I never heard of that! That's freaky! And nonsensical.
Basically self conversion therapy...
While being gay is inate, engaging in gay behaviour is a choice. Conversely, it's possible for straights to intentionally engage in gay behaviour.
It's actually a lot like trannyism in that regard: there is no objective criteria for either and you have to take a person at their word.
If the incentive is there, it's absolutely possible to intentionally suppress a disgust reaction, or create one. Happens all the time with pron addicts.
I'm surprised you haven't. It's been a thing since the second wave of feminism.
@@Touma134 Why aren't we using it as a talking point?
Also known as "The return of Weimar Republic"
Restore the kaiser!
I don't think the Austrian Painter had the correct solutions. He ultimately dug his people into an even deeper hole. But, every year, I understand more and more why people turned to him for answers. I can understand the desperation.
@@TheGreenKnight500 it was both the topic of the video as well as Commies in the streets
@@TheGreenKnight500 He might not have had the correct solutions, but he sure had the final ones lol
@@TheGreenKnight500I too saw the greatest story never told
My comment got removed for "hate speech" when all I did was say q and the word slur then provide other meanings. I'm literally LGBT and didn't even use the slur. UA-cam is something else.
I'm surprised this one isn't hidden. Recently a completely neutral comment of mine about the values of the Enlightenment got hidden. Something else, indeed.
Odd
Could you tell me what
You were trying to say?
Dev: Velma's a lesbian.
Me: *remembers Johnny Bravo crossover*
Why does everything have to be about sex with these people? Why can't interesting characters simply be interesting without slapping a sex label on them?
Dress outside of the everyday norm? You must (X)!
Outrageous behavior, over the top personality? You must be into having sex with (X) which makes YOU (X)!
So damn tired of this generation's compulsive need to LABEL every damn thing, then DIRECTLY link it to sex.
I'm a bi-guy and have been married to another guy for over a decade, and I've never liked the Pride crap. So I absolutely loathe where it has gone over the last decade as well.
Bringing kink, nudity and sex out in the public are bad enough as is, trying to involve kids, grooming and other bad behavior just makes us all look bad... 😒
So you hate it, yet you have no problem benefitting off the privliges it's providing you
@@wakkaseta8351 What benefits? All it does is make people more outwardly hostile towards us. Like you. 🤏
And don't play this game, you're gonna lose. You have no problem benefiting from the privileges of living in America when the country was built on slavery and native genocide?
Same brain dead argument. Not my responsibility to feel bad for something someone else is doing/has done.
@@wakkaseta8351 you can be bi without liking pride.....
@@lox7182 And leftists can leech off western prosperity without having any loyalty to their people, so what exactly is your point?
6:06 I disagree. I haven’t seen a shred of proof indicating that Velma was originally intended to be a lesbian. Velma had her share of heterosexual love interests and unrequited swooning over male characters since the 70s, if not the 60s. “Velma is a lesbian” was a crass if somewhat popular joke that eventually made it into recent adaptations of the show for what I suspect to be “representation” reasons.
2010 Mystery Inc./ Crystal Cove, she is with Shaggy first season, and second season they ship her a character invited for the show to make her bi.
Now because universe B separated from CoolsVille's universe A, that is the 60’s, 70’s, and 90’s/00's movies.
They made her full lesbian in Velma.
The writers of this show mention Crystal Cove and CoolsVille, showing they have no understanding of the show they latched onto and just pushed whatever memes they knew to reference. But it was not Scooby Doo at heart.
One thing is that she's not an employee's girlfriend. She's his employee. Doesn't really matter but it's a thing.
oh has she since joined the linus gang?
@@ShortFatOtakushe's been there for a while but MOST of his staff is off camera most of the time. I'm pretty sure she does graphic design and art direction for his show and products.
i don't like the idea that being energetic and outgoing is queer.
also has anyone else wanted pull a person by their septum piercing?
If “queer” just means “opposition to what’s normal”, then saying the n-word is queer praxis. And in that case, I’m as queer as a 2 dollar bill.
"Queer" is the ideological embodiment of things that seemed like desperately cruel strawman-arguments against gay marriage in 2003, or in other words the "slippery slope" turning out to be _occasionally inaccurate_ but not actually a fallacy.
Same sex marriage is a civil right
The _fallacy_ is that the Overton window will _definitely_ fall down the slope. That doesn't mean it won't, or even that such a fall is unlikely.
Because "queer" is done by normalgender straights, or LGB's that actually _are_ those stereotypes.
Cool. Everybody here agrees. Read the comment again. @@IanM92
@@IanM92 nuclear take right there
as soon as someone mentions their sexual identity online, i report their eating disorder. SEMEN IS NOT FOOD!
😭😭😭
"gender is just an aesthetic" might actually have some basis, in a strange way. part of my therapy for my gender dysphoria was to get women's clothes that I actually felt comfortable in, and slowly got used to wearing women's clothing again. subverting the feeling of "im just dressing up like a woman, not really a woman" with "im dressing up like a goth" makes, at least for me, easier to work through my dysphoria. of course, clothes don't make the woman or the man, but when you're mentally ill and seeing yourself in a dress convinces your brain to go into a panic, feeling like youre dressing up for a specific aesthetic helps a lot.
we call that fetish not as sexual fetish but the original definition of fetish
@@yokai1235 i wear men's clothes because I have an irrational devotion to them?
@JaakkoKola I think it meant an object that was believed to have some magical or protective effect. Like a charm. I guess if wearing girl clothes relieves you of mental distress then it could be classed as such an object.
You’ve claimed elsewhere that you’re a bio-female. In that case I wish you the best of luck.
It's not normal to hate yourself so much you call yourself mentally ill.
Get out of this community that tells you you're a lesser human. And I don't mean join the "other side". Just ignore both sides and live your life, political extremism is cancerous.
Old gays: *facepalm so hard, I knocked myself out.
Unironic bi assimilationist here. I thought the point of the activism was so we could live in peace and not be threatened anymore. Thank you for pointing that out, Dev
So, basically, the word Queer has become so vague that it's more or less circled back to its original definition?
What? Velma's a stereotypical nerd not a lesbian.
Yeah, I always read it as Fred and Daphne being the stereotypical popular kids and Velma and Shaggy being the outcasts.
Agreed. The lesbian thing was a retcon in the past 10 or so years. She was prior to this in many relationships with men.
"do I look like some sort of queer to you?"
-Ellis
My buddy Keith is doing mewing
Q: gay but you're obnoxiously political about it? Or not-gay but still want to hang out in gay culture?
These are confusing times
Q: Not gay but you have no character so you adopt a moniker in order to make gullible people think you're interesting and 'hip'.
"He may be sleeping with men, but in no way is he gay."
Velma had show interest in men before, like: Shaggy, a male version of herself and even Johnny Bravo.
And Ben Ravencroft from the Witch's Ghost movie, Beau from Zombie Island, Seth Green's character in Monsters Unleashed, that random guy in the first live action movie, and JC Chaze in What's New Scooby-Doo. There are more examples across adaptations of Velma liking guys than girls yet they assume she must be a lesbian because she has short hair. 😑 They couldn't even be bothered calling her bisexual.
I'm gay and in my 40s and I totally agree with you: I'm over LGBTQ. In fact, there never was a time when I wasn't over it. I've always refused to use the terms Queer and even LGBTQ because they just wreak of leftist identity politics and everything postmodern and counter-culture, all of which I hate.
Hell she dated shaggy in several series
The more you learn about Queer Theory and other forms of Critical Theory, the more nonsensical it appears to the average person. A classic example of IYI or Intellectual Yet Idiot.
Such a strange concept that the activists who scream so loudly that what they are, say, and do should be 'normal' call themselves that which, by it's very definition, means they are abnormal.
And as for that closing bit, good god, is that not the truth. It's frightening to see in such real time.
I think that might just be a bit of old school gay rights activism still stuck in your mind like its current. Its not so much that they state 2 conflicting messages but that the average gay guy that was for normalization has achieved just that and stopped being political, thus surrendering the movement to the crazies that never want to stop.
When you ask people in the LGBT what queer means, they can't properly explain it or think it means 'homosexual'.
I've always known that I have a pretty fluid sexuality possibly bi or whatever but I would never call myself queer it's so unbelievably cringe
Of course someone dressed like a banana comes out with that. And why do these people all look the same? You only need to just look at one of these people and you’ll instantly know their opinion on every matter.
Young dude with a flannel with a mustache and no beard just click off the video. Someone trying to pull off the look that only works on 40+ southern men shows they can't have good thoughts.
That explains why so many LGBT people took Moira from Schitts Creek as a gay/trans icon. I thought it was weird cause she’s a straight woman, but makes sense cause she dressed and acted very flamboyant. Interesting.
Can we replace "pride month" (which is seemingly never ending at this point) with shame month?
You wanting gay people to feel shame is the exact reason pride month exists
@@IanM92that's not even close to what I was getting at 😂
Why do they always have that shitty nose ring
I think it's a ranking system of the woke army. Add neon colored hair with the nose ring and you're dealing with a woke general.
It’s sexy
Gender means "Personality" Its got nothing to do with sex anymore.
gender has always had a lot to do with sex. thats why trans people change their sex to match their gender
I'm old enough to remember 20 years ago when _Queer Eye for the Straight Guy_ and the metrosexuality phenomenon were experiencing their nadir, and it was extremely similar to the concepts expressed in this video. History really is extremely cyclical, isn't it?
Speaking as a History Major, it's so cyclical it's like living in a constant state of deja vu.
We are achieving levels of banal materialism never before thought possible.
it's not materialism, it's gnosticism
Seeing this again 2 months later, I noticed that recently one of Germany's big public broadcasters has started this "black" nonsense as well. For them "black" has nothing to do with skin color but is a self-identification and means anyone who has experienced racism.
Reminder, there’s a banned episode of Match Game 73 that used “Queer”. “The police commissioner said, I think Batman and Robin are *BLANK*!”
BTW, thanks for using my article from the Weekly Sip in this video. 😊
To add onto the end: we’re sick of our vtubers being bullied out of their spaces by those same Qs.
Actually, we're just sick of VTubers.
Naw, that's one of the few good things the alphabet mob is doing.
It's society's losers wanting to be called something other than losers.
Nothing past the B should have been added. It has nothing to do with sexual preference and completely dilutes the categories. This doesn't even broach how badly the rest of them make the LGB look since they're always clumped together.
Indeed, when the heck did T even get added? And why in the love of all that is holy did they add them if this is what they would bring to roost.
Learn to view people as individuals
@@legofanguyvid Learn to view people as individuals
@@IanM92 Learn to view pe- ACK!
I swear this information is as pointless as the names of every Pokemon used in real life applications.
Velma was straight, she low-key wanted Fred but saw herself as inadequate despite her intelligence and her looks which she downplayed because of insecurities. In analyzing her character you find she struggles with the same neurosis that all nerds struggle with - social anxiety, localized social anxiety in her case as it was attractive men she was shy and nervous around. This explains why she was always so at ease around Shaggy; he registered as non-threatening. Daphne had the opposite problem, she felt inferior because she was rich and felt like her parents had coddled her, which the movies took a step further, but the original Daphne just wanted to be a normal girl too. She found acceptance with the gang and that's where her loyalty was.
Anyway, the LGB movement would do well to rid itself of the TQ+. It was never about them, "alternative lifestyles" is not a phrase that ever applies to LGB en masse. Like you said they're normal people that wanted integration and keep their sex lives private. It wasn't until the TQ+ that we had shit like pride parades and all the garish public displays that alarm the straights and make them question if we deserve equality after all.
the creators of scooby do have confirmed that she was written as a lesbian character, but it was never made overt because of when it was released.
Disco and the Queering of the Dance Floor is a great title to something
Weirdest band name ever
@@TheGreenKnight500 Don't you mean queerest band name ever? :P
I love pulling out that Halperin quote on Reddit and showing people that Queer isn' a sexual one, but a political one, and boy do those downvotes come rolling in. It's why I'm against Drag Queen Story Hour, they've written a paper saying they're looking to teach kids how to live queerly. It's honestly disturbing how out in the open their agenda is, yet the normies don't see it.
I'd love to watch that Queer Theory video though Dev!
similarly to pointing people to m2f fiction or autobios when they say the T isn't about sexuality
The grooming thing is incidental and distracts from that very point. Bad actors, if you can call someone that in a group like that, but the main point is just injecting ideology when they're young.
@@Touma134 "Grooming:
the deliberate act of bringing a child into an sexual, political, or racial ideology, practice, cult, or lifestyle without the knowledge or consent by his or her parents for the aim of isolating them from their family so the external party can abuse and manipulate them."