"Put R*pists in Female Prisons" | Reacting to WOKE UK Students

"Put R*pe Offenders in Female Prisons" | Reacting to WOKE Students
💎 Today I am venturing into the world of University Campuses in the UK, reacting to Nick Tenconi from Turning Point UK: Exposes Woke Students' Insane Views On Gender At Sussex University.
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[@JackxJewell]

Should young kids socially transition?

[@FronteirWolf]

No, non one should because the very idea of social transition involves men going into women's spaces, sports etc, as that's what being a woman and treated like one means. The idea of social transition is to be treated socially like the opposite sex, so it's not a complete social transition if you are saying "no you can't join the girls hockey team" or "you can't join the Girls Brigade" or "You can't sleep in the boys dorm" as if you were truly treating this boy who identifies as girls as a girl, of course you would let him join the girls hockey team or the Girls Brigade, and if you were truly treating this girl who identifies as a boy as a boy, of course you wouldn't hesitate to put him in the boys dorm.

[@lynnm6413]

You also misrepresented the gender critical side on the boy in a dress argument! So, as a middle aged woman who grew up in the 80‘s and 90‘s, we were all for men wearing women‘s clothes if they so chose…… The gender critical side just DOESN‘T THINK THAT A BOY IN A DRESS BECOMES A GIRL! So, NO to social transition, because children get sold a lie that they could actually changesex, but YES to letting go of gender stereotypes which the gender trenders are so completely obsessed with. No labels used to be our mantra…better times! We also knew transvestites (AGP‘s = Fet!sh) and Transsexuals (Gender Dysphoria) Society is regressing fast, and I‘m only 43! 🙄

[@libertykim6438]

Where are kids getting these ideas from? It was very rare that kids would come out gay and now being gay is taking a back seat to trans

[@martignyvalais9635]

No.

[@nettietrees7238]

No

[@michaeljvm]

New age misogyny.

[@Li8aGun92]

TToTT

[@mattyh2464]

For me the conversation needs to be shifted to one of harm minimization…for example I don’t think trans women should be in women’s prisons. However I can also look at someone like Blaire White for example and acknowledge that she would clearly be at great risk going into a male prison. So I feel the conversation needs to start with an understanding that certain groups may have higher risks going into certain environments and then move to how those risks can best be mitigated in a manner that doesn’t put other groups at risk.

[@JackxJewell]

Thanks for your take - I mostly agree. I guess inevitably there may be a person who slips through the cracks even with those assessments. But, it’s certainly better than what places in the US and Canada are doing.

[@lynnm6413]

As a woman I have to disagree… Anybody, even Blaire who gets put into prison has committed a crime against society, so any social niceties that might be respected in decent company will not be upheld in prison, no matter which ones. A flamboyant gay man who weighs 60kg is at least as much in danger as Blaire would be, and he doesn‘t get the choice. No, trans women are a supcategory of men, same as trans men are a sub category of women. I would find it more interesting if the lefty students were to be asked where to put a trans man in case of a crime, because I bet they‘d have more trouble reasoning that the trans guy should be put into a men‘s prison… Wonder why ?

[@celeste8157]

I agree, but also, don't be a criminal and put yourself in that position 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Jane-ow7sr]

Tbf there are isolation cells

[@macc3239]

Yo mean 'he' not she. Still a man

[@FaiT90]

One of my best friends is gay, he likes to dress up like frozen figure with his little cousin and sing in front of the TV, it doesn't make him trans, he's just gay.

[@honberg193]

Absolutely, GID in homosexuality is still very rare, it can only properly be diagnosed when sexuality develops during PUBERTY. it's not HSTS pushing this agenda.

[@no_one01-5]

It's a cult mentality.

[@celeste8157]

Spot on! It's literally brainwashing. I was brainwashed for most of my life. I only realized it a couple months ago. Now I'm a reformed liberal 😅

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

Yes exactly

[@easybakesnowflake]

Just found this by chance. How the fuck do you have less than 2k subscribers? That’s nuts. This needs to blow up! **clicks subscribe**

[@JackxJewell]

Thank you! It's probably the mustache to be honest 🥲. Haha but no, I have just been making political content for about 6 months so I think it can be slow at first. I really appreciate that though - welcome!

[@avalerionbass]

"Theres such little thought put into this"

[@christiecatherine4641]

“The same people that say gender is a social construct will then say women are empathetic which women biologically are” First video of yours that I’ve scene and I agree with your takes, I love how calm you are also I think it makes it a lot easier for people to understand other opinions subscribing 💛

[@Trundlebugg]

Enjoying your content 😎 you’ve been digging up some interesting clips that I’m not seeing on others channels 👌 You remind me of my friend, in more than just the superficial ways that he moved to London from rural Ireland as a 16yo gay kid (but in the late 80s) 😅

[@JackxJewell]

Haha thanks! Most people in the UK think I’m American, so I appreciate that x

[@cole5669]

Personally, my pronouns would be he/they because I present as a man in my everyday life, but if someone referred to me as they/them, I wouldn't be offended.

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

If someome called me a pronoun I'd be a offended bessies that I'm not an alphabet clown

[@michaeljvm]

Great Britain is actually way better now that i see this video. They all seem to answer in a more nuanced and respectful way

[@JackxJewell]

Yes - and they are very young after all

[@TIVOSTUDIOS]

Transition is a privilege, the moment you become a criminal you lose all your privileges, if the person was transgender for years before breaking the law is one thing, but most of these people put on a wig when they were already in prison or are about to go to court, so no sorry, do your time first as Michael and once you out become Jessica

[@aresmars2003]

I tried passing a resolution in Minnesota Democratic Party, local caucus, voted down 1-10. I had 4 minute to mention issues of sports, prisons, women’s privacy, but they were unswayed. They accepted (1) gender identity is real and can’t be questioned. (2) society must accommodate trans identities as marginalized people. So any compromise must put trans over women, “trans kids” over parents. Regret to medicalizations be damned. -- resolution Be it resolved that the DFL party affirms biological sex (male and female) as an essential and immutable characteristic of individuals in society. * Objective language must be preserved to protect sex-based rights. By age and sex, a man is defined as an adult human male, and a woman is an adult human female. * Birth certificates must not be altered, except for limited medical exceptions. State identification must accurately reflect biological sex, not self-designation. * We acknowledge that individual gender diversity exists and gender nonconformity should not compromise their rights, regardless of physical alterations. * While individuals may have the right to not disclose their age or sex, explicit misrepresentation should be considered fraudulent.

[@Shelldrakeaus]

Here's my take. Unless they have fully medically transitioned, they go to a men's prison.

[@honberg193]

All comes down to gatekeeping by the medical profession. A very tiny minority outside of the trans movement " The transsexual ".

[@kuromaru5950]

what you always have to keep in mind is that in these kind of videos they cerrypick the people they interviewed. Considering this, it gives me hope that europe is not as lost as america. Because as you said, there were only a couple of people who were truly ideologists. Most of them seemed simply to be insecure about what they're allowed to say. THough that in itself is crazy enough considering this is a university which shold be a place open for debate.

[@inbb510]

This is interesting as quite recently, Scarlet Blake (a transgender women) has been sentenced for m_rdering a man she had very bizarre s_xual fantasies. The Courts have ruled that she has been put into a male prison and there doesn't seem to be a huge outrage from the general population about it. I sort of find this lack of reaction from the public quite telling in many ways because if it is genuinely the case that "transwomen are women" then why are the general public ok with a transwomen going into jail? Furthermore, why male prisons exactly? If men and women are truly equal then wouldn't following the leftist logic mean that it should be perfectly acceptable to put her in a female jail? The same sort of outraged happened with Isla Bryson (another transgender women who was a double gr_apist) when she was allegedly being sent to a female prison, even from the left. Even prominent leftist voices like Owen Jones said that this was somehow the "correct decision". The question I wanted to ask leftists was *what were they outraged about if it wasn't the fact that a person was denied being put into a space that doesn't conform with their own gender identity* ? I think these two cases alone destroy the foundations of the "transwomen are women" narrative because it precisely lacks nuance. One can't base their whole worldview and ideology around an unnuanced slogan and then eat your cake too when one is also fine with other transwomen prisoners going to male prisons. I genuinely believe for many British people left, when shit gets very real and serious, they know that transwomen are just biological men that self-identify as a woman and not someone who is exactly the same as woman functionally nor socially. It's more likely that a lot of are afraid to straight up admit that the Isla Brysons and the Scarlet Blakes are the logical endpoint of their unnuanced narrative around transgenderism.

[@ophilianecr]

The interviewer had such aggressive male energy, omg! I felt threatened just hearing him ask the questions. But its really amazing how little critical thinking is happening with things the kids are told are "bad people and their bad ideas". If you hear many leftists speak, they can run circles around you with their queer theory and gender studies degrees, but the moment they have to address an opposition they cant seem to accept that the same introspection has to apply. Thats saying to me that the indoctrination happening in university is absolutely skewed and its about directing critical thought to things that will benefit the movement, not the collective society, or the individuals. Lets spell it out.. F A S C I S M

[@honberg193]

I've given consideration to the " what if ", I though a serious car accident, caused serious loss of life. Was sentenced to a custodial sentence. Which prison would be the most suitable, for both society and my safety ?. If I were placed in a male prison . There are countless examples of gang rapes. I could be put in with the " special wing ", which would be even worse. I may find a guy who may protect me, but at a cost. On the other hand, if I were placed in a womens prison then there are a high number of lesbians in prisons. I may have fight them off!!. The reality of " transwomen??? " in prisons are, or were straight men identfying as, " trans??!!! ". Either way its not a simple societal decision. The judial system have come down on, if someone has medicaly transitioned, which there a very few. Which prison estate one goes to.

[@JackxJewell]

What do you think about an LGBT facility?

[@honberg193]

@@JackxJewell You mean sharing a cell with Isla Bryson 😬🤢. 🤣

[@honberg193]

@@JackxJewell Actualy Jack, that also throws up some interesting issues? Segregation because of characteristics, or safety? In reality, as always it's about risk assessment, on an individual basis, and not ideological grounds.

[@CorinaTamez-Hibbard]

I learn a lot from your videos, thank you!

[@graemebuchan8142]

Why do we have this obvious distraction? What's being covered?

[@michaeljvm]

Hey Jack hope you're doing good, great video!

[@JackxJewell]

Thanks! You too!

[@slingshotmcoy]

Me pronouns are The/That.

[@atgnicyclist]

What about transmen? Should they be sent to male prisons?

[@evesapple]

... I would heavily caution them against it.

[@atgnicyclist]

Exactly. There’s a reason for it. I’d bet there’s not one transman screaming to be put in a males prison. Wonder why…

[@scatchef]

The most handsome gay on youtube ❤

[@healingandgrowth-infp4677]

I'd say sorry I don't have that me..ntal dis....order and I know what gender I was born as

[@lollertoaster]

Just think for 5 seconds... A man who rapes another man will go to man's prison. Same for women who rapes another women. Singling out trans rapist in this context can only be done in bad faith. With the female shelter, it is also not at all complex. How come someone with PTSD who cannot be in a presence of a man feels threatened in a presence of a trans women? Is there another explanation than because she doesn't see the trans women (also in need of shelter) as a women? There are white upper-class women, who would feel threatened in a presence of a black women, where is the "nuanced discussion" there? And no, you cannot tell by a glance if somone is trans or not, there are many examples of cis women being a victim of a hate crime because of transphobia. It's also such a laughable reaction to see somone dismiss the "self-identification" criteria. Go ahead and do identify as something you are not. Not pretend or play a role, truly, in the deepest depths of your consciousness know that you are that thing. Self-identification is and always was the strongest indicator of who you are, yet because of political reasons it became "just a feeling that you can shake off". And when you remember that for a medical diagnosis, it is required to have a persistent identification as the opposite gender since childhood, someone laughing off the phrase "I identify as" as a joke is like a village drunk laughing at someone who tells them the world isn't flat. You are wrong about the first person. There are many things to be discussed around the gender identity. But they are not willing to discuss them, because in the current political climate most people who ask the questions argue in bad faith, are completely ignorant, or both. The only people who have anything valuable to discuss are those who start from the assumption that transsexual identity is real and should be respected. Just like there are many things to discuss about life but when you here the other person say they don't believe in evolution, this is your signal to exit without saying good bye and perhaps cuss them off for wasting your time. The science of gender identity is so well established, that there were scientific books written on this specific topic back when the Germany was still a monarchy. Looking at it chronologically by the date of discovery, a person who doesn't believe in plate tectonics is more caught up on current science then a person who takes issue with a statement "trans women are women and trans men are men".

[@inbb510]

First of all in the UK, female r_pists are sent to female prisons. I don't quite know where you got the information that women r_pists are also sent to male prisons. In exceptional circumstances, alternative arrangements are made but that doesn't necessarily mean being sent to male prisons as there are many isolation units within jails that women can be sent to. Furthermore, there is absolutely no solid consensus around gender identity in the scientific community ad some book written in pre-Weimar Republic doesn't really say anything. Furthermore there is huge distinction to made about *respecting someone's right to identify as something*, *the EXISTENCE of the identity being real* and *the identity itself being reality*. I feel that you are inadvertently or willfully conflating these very subtle differences. For example, there is difference between respecting (e.g.) someone's Muslim identity, recognising the existence of the Islamic identity and then saying the doctrine of Islam accords with reality. Accepting the first two doesn't logically follow that one is OUGHT to respect/accept the third as these are completely different judgements that are being made about someone and their belief system (and I use the word 'belief' here very lightly to simply mean "an acceptance that something exists or is true, especially one without proof nor a sound consensus"). Many people object to "self-identification" is because the very proponents of this ideology don't even have a consensus among themselves about what it means to be a women. "A women is someone who identifies and acts like a women" doesn't really cut it as you are using the word that is being defined in the definition itself which is essentially circular logic. "What does it mean to act like a women? What does it mean to identify as woman? If men can have those attributes too (which they most likely can), what is it that differentiates between the two groups if it isn't based on genitalia and secondary sexual characteristics?". It is very apparent to many of us that this is just as rebranded form of gender stereotyping that was present before the Sexual revolution so the idea that this ideology can be egalitarian and feminist isn't really convincing to most people and even some trans people. And that is just scratching the surface of the flaws within the unnuanced slogan of "transwomen are women". But my comment will get too long.

[@michaeljvm]

@@inbb510 such an eloquence! Appreciate you taking time. Have a great day!

[@mephistofleece]

The pink hair ... looks like a He not She 😂

[@JackxJewell]

oops. Was I wrong?

[@mephistofleece]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 Ur always right Xx @@JackxJewell