Where is class analyses Where is talk about capitalism and its culture of dehumanisation
@lily_lxndr9 сағат бұрын
In like one million other videos on this channel
@szczypawa11 сағат бұрын
47:43 when you pass a kidney stone but want to relive the experience
@HerAffectationsКүн бұрын
I came back so many times to this video and shared it with friends, it sparked wonderful conversations and i can't thank you enough for your work. The whole part about Amber Heard really resonated with me and perfectly encapsulates the way i was feeling when the whole shitshow went down. Thank you 💛
@lily_lxndr9 сағат бұрын
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@RaptieFeathersКүн бұрын
Someone please introduce this guy to WH40K-I think he'd feel definitely seen. _"From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call the temple will wither, and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved, for the Machine is immortal… Even in death I serve the Omnissiah."_
@zulfismКүн бұрын
amazing. absolutely. took me from a transmedicalist rabbit hole back into beautiful Gaga, Halberstam, really the poetry of being trans
@NanaShaCrashКүн бұрын
Today we learn about how the internet queer community recreates the same kind of hyper-echo chambers as the endless divisions of Protestantism.
@alekamoonКүн бұрын
i don't understand how trans people can decide what gender they belong to if i as a women don't understand what it is to be a women? like is it the feeling you want to project as being a certain gender in a context where females or males act and do certain things? is it the struggles you want to share or experience of a gender? i am asking out of curiosity to better understand the concept of gender. the basic idea i have about trans people right now is that they cosplay male or female genders. it is the easiest label to explain why they want to dress, do, act, etc in a most stereotypical way. correct me and share your stories please
@alekamoonКүн бұрын
the more i live, the more i think that concept of gender is meaningless if you want to truly live as who you are. the same with the concept of race, like before US i didn't even know about why it matters if i am asian black white etc especially when i am none of these
@alekamoonКүн бұрын
i can understand that you want to be trans women to escape homophobia or a trans men to escape misogyny, it makes sense in that way, but what are other reasons or things you identify as a trans people?
@sugarandspiceandeverything73832 күн бұрын
I'm pro trans rights. I'm pro women's rights. I'm pro informed communication that DOES NOT open the field to unequal power dyamics fighting each other in ways that can be life threatening. It'd be like watching Donald Trump without his entire PR team and hair piece, compete in a mud wrestling contest with women that want nothing to do with him or his money. Seriously though, I just finished a video of Esoterica and The Gnostic Informant video on "Post-theism" and at the very end of the video, they openly criticizes the philosophy surrounding "debate" and how it actually hurts people's ability to learn and connect. I could take this a step further and wish upon a wittle star that people can be brought to tables to talk in a world where they feel like the roof over their heads, food, and hobbies are not threatened and won't be threatened. It'd be fun to see how many ships are jumped then.
@ChicaArana744 күн бұрын
😭😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️
@ChicaArana744 күн бұрын
Hoooooolyyyy shiiittttt
@ramdomideas31485 күн бұрын
i've over the course of last year started to tell others that asked, specifically on online communities like VRChat and stuff that being trans is just a human experience. i can't explain why im human, like asking someone why they are feeling a certain way -- you eventually get to the answer of "i dont know, it just happens". being trans is one of those kinds of concepts. being trans is just another way of being human, and its not for everyone to understand. you cant put yourself fully into someone elses shoes if you've never felt the experience you cant put yourself fully into a trans persons shoes if you arent trans
@reminded5 күн бұрын
man i've been clinically depressed for 20+ years and even my gut reaction is "but that takes everything worth living for out of life" when i think of how this guy lives. i feel like this guy must live a pretty bleak existence but has convinced himself that it's all going to be worth it if he can just live longer, and i feel bad that it probably won't be until he's too old to change anything that he'll realize he sort of missed the point of living.
@J.SILVA.x5 күн бұрын
returning ONCE AGAIN to say that this video is amazing, the sound design is genuinely chilling
@sophiejones3516 күн бұрын
A close relative of mine is one of these semi-authoritarian TERFs. She hates Trump, but attended a TERF convention in my home city and hosting some of the speakers in her house. She’s a masculine lesbian herself, but hates that I call myself a masculine lesbian because I’m a trans woman. She thinks that women are in danger of the Trump presidency, but supports his policies that discriminate against trans people. It’s honestly mind-boggling.
@kennethhardeman56796 күн бұрын
Jewish psyop
@smokesparkles7776 күн бұрын
Just got top surgery and I'm like omg I just need to live my life and make art now. Wow.
@jaxxmiller48506 күн бұрын
I remember the first time I heard the conspiracy that the price of fame was getting a sex change. That every single celebrity is trans, because they had to become trans in order to become a celebrity. It's so ridiculous, I thought it was a joke at first but no, there really are people that think that shit.
@incompetentrat6 күн бұрын
In my experience as a lesbian, I never felt welcome in any "feminist" movements, particularly the radical feminist ones. They said they wanted me, they wanted "inclusivity", they wanted "sisterhood", but the minute I actually expressed sexual attraction towards and wanted to be in relationships with women, openly talking about lesbian love and identity -- I was suddenly "uncomfortable to be around with" and "mannish". Maybe it's because, back then, I present butch and had this "princely" shtick. I will never forget the day I was called "basically a cis man" by another person who was supposed to be my friend! It hurt me deeply and made me feel so embarrassed for simply being me. I just grew disillusioned then and I've just refused to associate with these movements, because they simply do not represent me. LGBT people, but primarily lesbians, don't fall for their tricks. The minute they feel it's necessary, they'll step on you and your right to exist, just to side with their favorite oppressors. You only owe loyalty to yourself.
@Entropic_Variable7 күн бұрын
I'm a Gen X transgender lesbian who began my transition in 2019 and had GAS this last summer. This is an excerpt from my trans autobiography, currently in progress: The wonderful day came when I fully realized and fully accepted that no matter how much HRT I have, no matter how many surgeries I have, no matter how much hair removal I have, no matter how much voice training I have, no matter how perfect my hair and nails and makeup and jewelry and wardrobe - no matter what I do - nothing will ever change the fact that I’ll always be a transgender woman. Which is miraculous and rare and beautiful...and is also utterly trivial and boring and more often than not completely irrelevant to other people the vast majority of the time. I also have a rather large head (physically, that is), I wear a size 8 1/2 in women’s shoes, and I’m right handed. So what? What matters much more than anything about my physical form and social presence is that I make some of the most exquisite chocolate chip cookies from scratch you’ll ever taste, I’m probably one of the most empathic people you’ll ever meet, and I value kindness above all things. People like and trust and remember me because I’m a good person. And I believe that I’m a better woman for having lived through the experience of being accepted and treated like a man before I was ever accepted and treated like the woman I’ve always been. Very few people will ever get to see the things I’ve seen, hear the things I’ve heard, and learn the things I’ve learned. I choose to see being a transgender woman as a gift. I choose to be grateful for, and to do the best I can with what the universe gave me to work with. I choose to be happy.
@Snowmenclature7 күн бұрын
Do Canadians call them Spider's nests instead of webs or were you just that quirked up?
@Aetherfield7 күн бұрын
WHO is really funding him!?
@lily_lxndr7 күн бұрын
The sale of his $800 million company to PayPal. Nothing he’s doing requires a secret benefactor
@ThePhantomSafetyPin8 күн бұрын
This is very real, and very scary. It's what I saw on Tumblr in 2016. Now we have TERFs. This is not what feminism is for.
@rain-xi8ik8 күн бұрын
lily pls drop the blue wall paint colour
@Idkimjustwatchin8 күн бұрын
I don't think we should shoehorn everyone into the "non-binary", especially if they identify with a binary body and fit into a binary social role. My experience as a non-binary person is defined by me not fitting into either of these things. That's what it means to be so.
@Evanmuller-n5z8 күн бұрын
You are likely "trans" because of a MASSIVE brainwashing campaign from agencies like the UN, Club of Rome, and even the Vatican on the down low. They think the world needs WAY less humans. Convincing you to hate the way God made you is a VERY productive way of population control. They then convince you guys that it is somehow a natural thing and that children becoming trans and sterilizing themselves because they are confused by the adults is a great thing. It is beyond evil and I will pray for you all. Unless you are pushing this on kids.
@Virtual_Nebula2 күн бұрын
@@Evanmuller-n5z if thats the case why do they insist you save genetic material in case you want to have children in the future? 🤨 also your arguement is also just generally hostile towards the livelyhoods of real people, do you genuinely believe these people deserve the harm you constantly push on them?
@mbg87339 күн бұрын
You joined a maoist party(uh, BASED!). Did you leave?
@MilosRoom9 күн бұрын
14:01 hey :3
@carterbergland92649 күн бұрын
I got a question about medical transitioning for anyone willing to answer: isn't medical transitioning just a form of conformity? in our culture, we often treat sex characteristics and gender identities as interchangeable. it also pushes the idea that men and women have distinct body types and voices from one another. this is of course not true as gender and sex are spectrums. with this in mind (assuming you're transitioning ftm,) by changing your sex characteristics, aren't you just conforming to societies' false notions that men sound and look a certain way? (I'm not trying to judge, I just want to learn.)
@red_rhodes10 күн бұрын
I was interrupted by an ad for a transphobic fear mongering documentary. That’s fun.
@noble610010 күн бұрын
‘When they dig up your skeleton they won’t care how you saw yourself’ was so horrifyingly beautiful
@Wind-nj5xz10 күн бұрын
19:50 the Lily deepfake looks like a cockroach is crawling under her clothes but she gotta act as professional as possible
@Wind-nj5xz10 күн бұрын
if those police robots were meant to make you emphatize with them as if they were living beings they should have tried harder those things look terrifying
@X9xx9910 күн бұрын
The pipeline works because it's about ego. that's literally it.