REACTION: Female Feminists Debate Antifemininists on Jubilee Spectrum

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‪@jubilee‬ is back with another feminist vs antifeminist debate, this time with an all-female panel that features my colleague, PragerU’s own Jill Simonian. This one gets pretty heated-let’s get into it!
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0:00 - If You're a Woman, You Should Be a Feminist
11:17 - The Feminist Movement Is Inherently Racist
26:50 - Feminists Don't Appreciate All That Men Do for Society
42:15 - Feminism That Doesn't Include Trans Women Isn't Feminism
58:28 - I Secretly Crave Men's Approval
1:08:33 - It's Rational For Women to Fear Men
1:23:33 - Final Thoughts & Superchats!

[@DarknessProphet]

Jubilee: Should every woman be a feminist? Arielle: Define woman, define feminist. Jubilee: Stick to the prompt, don't discuss the definitions. Me: And that is how you kill the very point of having conversations.

[@icecreamsunday8146]

if this was allowed then the debate wouldn’t be worth having in the first place; the entire time would likely have been spent debating the definitions rather than actually focusing on the arguments themselves. there’s a time and place for that, but julibee wanted to focus on the providing content they actually advertised.

[@DarknessProphet]

@@icecreamsunday8146 You cannot have a discussion about a topic that is defined differently by each participant and have it be fruitful. I understand that Jubilee just wants emotional venting because of the "drama" it creates, but that is also why I never watch their content.

[@icecreamsunday8146]

@@DarknessProphet we’re both saying the same thing. the discussion wouldn’t have happened because they wouldn’t have been able to come to a consensus on both definitions, and the debate would have been another “are trans women actual women” video. so, in essence, i guess jubilee shouldn’t have posted this video at all.

[@DarknessProphet]

@@icecreamsunday8146 Yeah, I'm not picking a fight or anything, no worries :)

[@ash3878]

@@giffaryachmd Point out that a Women is a Adult Female is not a belief

[@sarahgracemcginnis5903]

“Your blackness does not give you agency to speak over other people. Your blackness is simply blackness.” - Amala Ekpunobi 🎉

[@chalmapatterson544]

@@depthmari1032 That is totally subjective. Franklyn what example is there where blacks are being put down on the regular by people that don't look like them? Face it the majority of people down get up every morning rubbing their hands together deciding what black people they plan to put down. Know why? Because whites and other people groups are too busy worrying about the same things us black folks do; like paying bills, affording food, crime and trying to raise our families. If a person thinks black people are being out down every single day by non blacks have some serious self examining themselves.

[@MrLeroy42]

@@depthmari1032 No.

[@DrRhilTV]

Cap - DrRhilTV

[@GalaxyIlumination]

If blackness is simply blackness then why is there recent historical marginalization for those things. Why are there still places I can’t go to because I’m black? Wish things were that simple lol

[@alittlebitofsugar]

No you can't

[@johnnyfrancoroman8227]

I was physically abuse by my ex-wife. Because I am a fitness so call meat head, no one ever took me seriously. She couldn't beat me up but she was easily pick up kitchen knives and such. My point is that women can be abusive as well. I would've been murdered if I didn't escape.

[@never_divided]

So sorry you went through that bro. I haven’t been there to the same extent as you I’m sure but I’ve experienced it and left before it got any worse. Well done for getting out.

[@bake-kurage]

we appreciate your escape, so 1 human that i know still has sanity is alive keep living for me

[@MissJemimaPuddleduck]

That's terrifying. I'm glad you got away.

[@emoboywill]

I’m sure you know this but I want to say, It wasn’t your fault. Im proud of you for escaping. I know its hard

[@TheMSS1977]

Well done for getting away. Hopefully you gave yourself time to heal and gain closure so you don't fall back into that situation.

[@IceyMinaj]

I often identify as a liberal, but over that past year or so I’ve really been expanding my views, forcing myself to consume content equally from both sides. I still hold a lot of liberal beliefs, but watching these videos, watching Blaire whites videos, etc I’m finding myself agreeing with basically every single thing said. I hate alot of what is becoming now a days, but I love alot of it as well. I love Amala and this channel!❤ keep representing your powerful voice.

[@IceyMinaj]

@@mmgs1148 yesss Amala is my second favorite, my first will always be Blaire white I love her sm🥰 Brett is cool too! But I think Brett is the most conservative out of those three, besides Ben ofc

[@Joe-bh4vz]

Liberalism is really right wing.

[@milliewoo337]

Same here. I reached a tipping point with liberal views when I saw people in my environment just parroting things they heard from each other about public figures without taking any time to research or listen to the views of the person they were condemning. I wanted to make sure I wasn’t doing that myself, so I started opening myself up to hearing conservative viewpoints so I could have a fuller perspective. I’m so grateful for shutting down my prejudice long enough to hear a new take on the same issues. I might not agree with everything I hear but I don’t have to, and I feel stronger and more secure for being exposed to thoughts that are different than my own. Actually enables me to know myself and my own stance on things better.

[@jikookpm]

Me too! I was a full liberal but now I’m sort of in the middle of it all. I can agree that our society has gotten worse since the pandemic. All these politics about gender, feminism etc are getting in the way of our morality and they’re pushing a horrible agenda on everyone because now they have more power than ever. Most people that you give freedom to appreciate it but when you give too much freedom some people just abuse that freedom to indoctrinate the whole world and especially CHILDREN because they don’t know!!!!! This is insane!

[@PhilospherKing161]

Remember liberals and leftists have different views

[@becausereasons3129]

Don't ever tell people to sit down, shut up and listen to someone because of their skin colour.

[@blackairforce13]

That itself is race affirming by saying because you're black I'll obey you. No, the thing we should do instead is listen to each other regardless of race and make our own judgement based on what is said. That is the equality that we should be aiming for.

[@caitlankelly4367]

I think it’s ironic that she will “sit down and shut up” for all black women but she won’t do it for 1 man.

[@LisaLuvMarie]

The statement about sitting down and shutting up is absolutely ridiculous! When the Nigerian lady was saying things they (feminist) did not agree with they just disregard her. That whole idea about sitting down and shutting up goes out the window when they find out you hold some conservative views.

[@mrspleasants8529]

I am exhausted by this new rhetoric. I am not giving anyone my respect that does not earn it. Full stop. Just because someone is white...black...or blacker...does not mean that they have earned anything. To believe otherwise is exactly what racism is. All this is doing is causing larger chasms and doing more harm between the races. And if anyone told me to sit down and shut up because of my skin colour I would most likely loose it.

[@dncr2b88]

@@LisaLuvMarie yup

[@AprilHare]

I look at men and women like the yin-yang symbol. We fit together to make a whole. We can't be without the other and need to hold each other up.

[@amsx1902]

That’s a great way of putting it!

[@Grains_of_truth]

That’s good symbolism. Similar to the idea that men and women are each half a circle but when coming together we make a whole circle. Taking that further, I think men and women should work on becoming a full circle individually and not half , so that when we join together, we make the infinity symbol of two circles entwined. By becoming a whole circle and joining as a infinity symbol, we can make stronger relationships that last.

[@AprilHare]

@@Grains_of_truth I agree! Just as long as we are working together and not trying to compete or overshadow the other circle

[@AprilHare]

@@amsx1902 thank you!

[@brikachu3]

Yes! This!

[@nightblade7165]

I love that they are so comfortable telling us what men are and are not but the moment we try to define woman its whatever you want it to be. The double standards are killing us😂

[@greylady4818]

The double standards are designed to do just that.

[@jwaddell318]

Wow, yeah I didn't even catch that one.

[@thedarkestfateful]

Love this take. It's very difficult to try and debate a topic on feminism when we can't properly define what a woman actually is.

[@SusieCruz144]

As a mom of 3 boys that are 6 and under I am terrified for them to grow up in this world 🥺

[@awordindueseason]

First and foremost, keep them out of indoctrination spaces such as the public school system.

[@icepick859]

@@awordindueseasonI used to not agree with this as I always believed going to school was sort of a character building thing, meeting friends and blah blah blah. But now days if I had a kid there’s now way I would want them around these absolute nut jobs

[@avgoulakixo2825]

BYEEE TF ARE U SCARED FOR💀💀💀💀

[@bluesakura2092]

Don’t be scared. Part of Human experience is to experience the bad and the good. The balance is what builds character. Someone who only experiences bad is no different than someone who only experiences good. Both are bad because they aren’t balanced. Children are supposed to see the way the world works as soon as possible. Please don’t hide your children from the world, instead try to make the World a better place. That’s the duty of a parent is to make the world a better place and the environments better, not to hide the children from the real world. It’s sad we are having children before we made the world a better place.

[@leuel]

They’re gonna be fine

[@70spoem]

it was so funny when the girl with green hair said "she's a billionaire, she's fine" in reference to jk rowling because the same could be said about them. you're a white woman living in america. you're fine

[@minagelina]

We should have written her a check and then said, "well you're a billionaire now so we don't have to listen to you"😂

[@emmanueldixon2235]

@@isisjenkins405or should she care about what a pack of confused, green-haired keyboard warriors have to say about her. She is right and her views are backed by Biology and peer-reviewed Psych studies.

[@tomvandeklok1376]

What was hilarious was how she thinks she has an “unique perspective” because she is trans non binary bullsht, like btch your a woman you have no unique perspective

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

52:39 “I saw a headline the other day: _Woman rapes another woman, with her penis_ …What?” 😂😂😂

[@Nicaraguayo75]

Lol

[@armellebiampamba4257]

So, man.

[@YouTubeUser...]

😂

[@1997Gaa]

Jill was ATTACKED in the comments of the video and I didn't get why...she was extremely articulate and careful with her words and she was very respectful. People apparently hated that lol.

[@chelseaxoxo784]

She made a point thatruffled people's feathers. People believed she made a blanket statement that suggested motherhood is extremely rewarding to all and then implied that the feminists cannot speak on that since they weren't mothers; forgetting that there are mothers out there who regret having kids.

[@Carl-Rogers]

It’s JUBILEE and there subscribers are all left leaning and this is y I can’t read the comment sections on their channel as they don’t seem to understand or consider other viewpoints particularly conservative viewpoints which is so singular IMO

[@Sara-uk5eg]

@@chelseaxoxo784 but that's a minority!! Yall always focus on the teeniest minority of everything and choose to talk about that

[@chelseaxoxo784]

@@Sara-uk5eg please don't say "y'all" and include me. I don't subscribe to America's silly and narrow ideas of two party politics. Secondly, it is not a minority. I'd like facts for such a bold assertion please. I grew up with unhappy women who were forced to have kids because of this "we know what's best for you and it's marriage" mentality. And dismissing valid claims of people who were negatively affected with mothers that were not emotionally present because of this as "it's just a minority" is certainly not wise nor humane.

[@flyinginthewind111]

@Chelsea xoxo why should she exclude you? You're literally defending the exact same thing. you are one of "them" lmao. also, women who regret their babies do so for a myriad of reasons, so that point doesn't have much standing.

[@costealucia5357]

I actually loved how the first woman asked them ''what is a woman'', i think is high time to end being soft and nice.

[@chrystianaw8256]

True

[@xxxmelissatacionxxx]

I liked how she asked it but she was too aggressive in that video

[@rebeccamadsen4509]

You know who also earn a lot of money? Demi Lovato, Elliot Page, Sam Smith. Their feelings and opinions on gender etc are very valid. Why isn't JK Rowlings opinions and feelings treated the same?

[@Electrotunez]

love this

[@michaelkudlacek8927]

They don’t want to sit down and listen to black women, they want to sit down and listen to black women who agree with their ideology. Otherwise they don’t care at all lmao

[@sweetaudrina_]

Right! They play so hard like black women deserve all their respect when they literally give them none unless they’re a pawn in their fame, just like that woman said!! Spot on.

[@michaelkudlacek8927]

@@sweetaudrina_ yeah, it’s not surprising to me, but in a way it is because the hypocrisy is next level

[@andrewcarson6925]

EXACTLY

[@greensslime]

It's not just black women it's even women who don't agree with feminists some extreme feminists are gonna attack those women too.

[@andyjohnson1358]

The question we never really seem to see asked "Are Trans Men, Men?" I think that should be enlightening to people having these conversations.

[@andrewcarson6925]

NO THEY'RE NOT

[@xxxmelissatacionxxx]

It's because women are more soft and accepting (on average imo) Trans men don't get away with it as much in male spaces.

[@lisagirardier3142]

Let's just be honest, how do those who claim non-binary truly know that it isn't what they just feel like as a man or a women? Your clothes? Your hair color? If that girl doesn't feel like a woman, then it implies she knows exactly what that feels like, and knows she doesn't feel that way. It's such a ridiculous thought experiment, that turned into a way of becoming part of a group of individuals without actually having to become a part or a group of those individuals, So that you can argue about it. 😂🙄

[@Devian016]

This push in saying "Trans women are women." It's literally crazy. That lady with the black shirt and exposed shoulders thinks she's right about everything.

[@sweetgirrljames]

She looks a like man too, bigger frame not fat but frame then the other biological women. Alos she brought up the torrah making fake claim and why does that even matter? Every single religion says male and female. He/she talks like she knows everything but anything that comes out of his mouth is just laughable. Nothing he said is intelligent 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@Durzo1259]

They identify as women and so they are real women. Also I identify as a genius so you have to acknowledge that I'm a real genius.

[@esthywidyana6327]

@@Durzo1259 I identify as a Queen of England. You all should bow to me peasant. 🤣🤣

[@emmanueldixon2235]

And she’s wrong about so much, that’s the thing

[@tomvandeklok1376]

Its just that, some trans women do belong in female spaces it’s a difficult discussion, But in reality they will never be a woman they will always be TRANS women for now, maybe in a few years but as of now you can’t fully transition. And that’s the reality

[@ramacass108]

Amala is just so incredibly likable.

[@SpiritualPsychotherapyServices]

SIMP 🤡

[@SpiritualPsychotherapyServices]

@Andrew period SIMP. 🤡

[@Black_Patriot-Veteran-1970]

She is. And cute too.

[@nocterniaobscura]

Yeah, also she is so tired with this shit!

[@Mysterious-Night]

She is so intelligent and beautiful too

[@caitlankelly4367]

My husband protects me from so so so much more than just physical danger. He protects me from living a hard life, he protects me from starvation/homelessness, he protects my heart and our child. Our life together is beautiful and meaningful. I know I could be anything, but I chose to be his. What I wish for all women is to let a good man love them and build a beautiful life together.

[@rlllatsyrc]

So true!

[@katywolffis7678]

I love this. As a woman in her early 30s I’m just tired of grinding for myself and making all the decisions for myself. I don’t want to work my whole life. I want a man to protect me from that. (Not that I want to just lay back and have it easy-I still want to work and contribute to the home. I believe work is what we were created to do whether a man or woman.) There are other reasons I want to be married as well-I’m not a gold digger by any means.

[@caitlankelly4367]

@@katywolffis7678 I should have clarified, we are not rich, my husband is a hard working blue collar man. You aren’t a gold digger honey, you’re a woman, don’t let anyone shame you into thinking otherwise.

[@katywolffis7678]

@@caitlankelly4367 I never would have assumed you were rich, but some people would. My dad was/is the sole breadwinner for my mom and they are far from what would be considered rich, but they believed that my mom’s ministry and work was at home, and my dad has worked hard to ensure that she is taken care.

[@caitlankelly4367]

@@katywolffis7678 yeah it’s amazing what you can actually achieve on one salary. Not much money, but we are rich indeed. Bless you sweetie

[@rockpaperscissors.]

Hear me out: Unapologetic does a Jubilee-style/round table spin-off series. Amala would be a wonderful moderator and would choose much better statements. Maybe she could actually get people to have conversations. I would love that!

[@matityaloran9157]

That’s actually a good idea. Maybe getting Destiny and Hasan Piker to debate Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson. Maybe even getting Vaush and Kyle Kulinski to debate Matt Walsh and Blaire White.

[@luxaeterna6477]

Miss Chicken Little? I think NOT!

[@argo_ii3114]

@@matityaloran9157add in Brett cooper

[@matityaloran9157]

@@argo_ii3114 I don’t have an interlocutor to add for Brett Cooper.

[@orla8006]

Me: *watching this and crocheting a blanket* "I ain't gotta do JACK SH*T to be a feminist." I am a woman. I can do whatever I want. I choose to value the important role of motherhood paired with male leadership in the family. The end.

Same ❤️ I just made my SO an amazing winter hat that he wears proudly and it makes my heart melt 🥹

[@orla8006]

@ Yessss 🙌

[@Realdeal376]

I am a man. Thanks for your post. Both my grandmother's and mom would agree with you. They taught me that men and women have our roles and that is perfectly fine. No is lesser than because of what their role is.

[@criticalthinker8007]

@@Realdeal376 I am confused. You agreeing with somebody who says men should be in charge should be superior but then say no one has a lesser role. Isn't that a contradiction?

@@criticalthinker8007 He did not say this! The role of males protecting and and females nurturing is something that is in our nature since thousands and thousands of years! We are animals and we were prey and females were vulnerable taking care of babies and male protected us! We took care of them too in a different way! It’s an amazing teamwork that is totally natural! Even birds are like this it’s amazing

[@nataliefletcher]

I like how the video is titled “FEMALE feminists” when they have a non binary person on the panel 😂

[@amsx1902]

At least they’ll recognize her biology lol.

[@MisanthropikOne]

Lolol

[@MrLeroy42]

No such thing as non binary

[@xavier8868]

Just more proof that "non binary" is not a real thing

[@marinavasquez8813]

Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tomlock5484]

I was speaking to someone who labels themselves as a feminist. We were having quite a relaxed conversation about it. I asked what rights men have today that women don't have. I never got an answer. I heard the usual rantings we hear from "Feminists" about a pay-gap, but nothing else. I'm sure there are other issues, but the very fact that she couldn't think of any and calls herself a feminist screams volumes. Let’s just clear up this imaginary pay-gap. There is not one single employer who pays a man more than a woman doing the same job. That has been illegal since 1963. It is true that men on the whole get paid more than women on the whole. The commonly regurgitated statistic for this is that women are paid 21% less than men. This may well be true, but it doesn’t take into account the disparity of hours worked by men and by women. On average women work 7.8 hours per day where men, work on average 8.2 hours per day. Therefore, the hours worked by men and by women accounts for 5% of the difference. A study conducted by The Guardian Newspaper in 2016 clearly shows that more women graduate from university than men, but fewer of these women apply for graduate jobs than the men. Also, female graduates who do apply for graduate jobs are far more likely to secure employment than men. So let’s just recap. more women are graduating than men, but more of those men apply for graduate jobs meaning that a portion of those graduate women are applying for lower paid jobs and are working fewer hours once employed. When all the relevant statistics are taken into account, we can see the real reason for the pay-gap and it has nothing to do with gender inequality. Rather gender equality of choice. To narrow the pay-gap further, we would have to take away a portion of women’s freedom of choice and demand they work longer hours in the jobs they are choosing not apply for. Feminists complaining about the “Gender pay-gap” want to take away women’s freedom of choice. Modern feminism centres on equality of outcome and ignores the equality of opportunity. Now let’s look at some of the social issues affecting men. 94% of work place deaths are of men. (This indicates that the jobs men work are more dangerous, on average, than those worked by women) 99.9% of deaths due to war are of men. 75% of suicides are men. 76% of murders are of men. 45% of domestic abuse victims are men (which we rarely to never hear about) Men serve 63% more prison time than women for the same crimes. 71% of Homeless people are men. There is also: Paternal inequality. Lower life expectancy for men. Child custody inequality. Child Support inequality. False Rape Allegations going unpunished. Criminal Court Bias. Social misandry in education and the media. Boys falling drastically behind in education (mainstream education is tailored for females). Alcoholism affects twice as many men as women. Infant Genital Mutilation affects 23% of men and 5% of women worldwide, yet FGM gains much more exposure. Men have little to no say in regards to reproductive and family planning issues. There is a huge lack of resources and compassion to male victims of domestic violence. Prostate cancer has higher mortality rates than breast cancer with a vast disparity of exposure. It's worth taking note of these to gain a balanced view, and not form opinions from what the majority of the media tells you to think. We need to stop allowing this world system divide us all. Feminism isn’t about gender equality. That movement already exists. It’s called ‘Egalitarianism’. Not every profession has been male dominated. 1. Child care services 94% female 2. Home health care services 89% female 3. Veterinary services 80.7% female 4. Social services 84.8% female 5. Educational services 75.4% female in elementary and secondary schools 6. Libraries and archivists 76.5% female 7. Accountants 59% female 8. Legal services 54% female 9. Employment services 53% female 10. Leisure and hospitality 51% female There are many professions dominated by men for which the inequality goes unnoticed by feminists. Building and construction Mechanics Sports Bathroom attendants Military personnel Logging workers Fishers Aircraft pilots and flight engineers Roofers Refuse collectors Iron and Steel workers Coal miners Truck drivers Farmers Landscape workers Power line installers & repairers Maintenance workers Police officers Fire Fighters Sewage workers Let me end this with a question. What rights do men have that women don’t?

[@greenjeangenie]

I got a couple Men "Men" have the right to call themselves women and invade womens sports etc. Only a few so far. Men in the guise of women invading womens spaces as part of their fetish. However as a femininst I much prefer to work on inequalities that exist in other usually poorer countries. I find the conversation depicted in this video unproductive.

[@tomlock5484]

@@greenjeangenie Are you saying that women who call themselves men can’t invade men’s toilets or changing rooms?

[@melinda-michelle9917]

I have felt unsafe in a room with a man AND a woman. People can be dangerous. It’s not men’s fault their stronger than women.

[@drawingdragon]

As someone with autism, the stats about the correlation between autism and transgenderism doesn't surprise me. Major parts of many peoples' experience with autism includes inability to understand social cues, trouble forming or understanding sexual or romantic relationships (though this isn't as common), and an overwhelming feeling of "other" ness. We know we aren't "normal" but often lack the social awareness to pinpoint what exactly is different between us and other people. Transgender ideology preys upon this social discomfort (the same way it preys on the social discomfort of any teenager going through puberty) and tells young people that the reason they feel "other" is because their body is wrong, or their brain is wrong - not that it's just OK to be different.

[@sorenaldaco]

100%. You are socialized into your sex, just as you are socialized into broader society. Neurodivergent people are generally resistant to socialization, hence the major overlap.

[@6thgraderfriends]

Something I've noticed with autistic individuals is they seem to have a hard time dealing with normal and natural change, like the changing of the seasons and having to change from wearing long sleeves to short sleeves. Of course that's a huge oversimplification but puberty is the biggest change a person goes through so it seems an autistic person would have a hard time with it and possibly think they're trans so they could delay puberty.

[@drawingdragon]

@Countries To Go 100% Every year "transitioning" from long sleeves to short sleeves or from boots to flip flops is a learning curve all over again. Resistance to change or being majorly upset by it is probably a huge part of the overlap too

[@scarlett19b]

*@The Drawing Dragon Exactly!*

[@ksme1776]

Which entirely goes against the mental health movement. It just treats the symptoms without actually taking the time to find and treat the root cause/trauma. Like Amala and the lesbain panelist (I was listening more than watching so I didn't get everyone's name) said, it all has become one tangle knot of thoughts/feelings that don't correlate with each other.

[@ashleyking3385]

I used to consider myself a feminist because I believe in equal rights. But I don't use that to discribe myself anymore.

[@warpedreflection3650]

Feminists are specifically for women only. Egalitarian are for equal rights for everyone.

[@Nikki-cm2dp]

Neither do I and its sick that this chick is okay with men going into the female bathroom because they look hot with lipstick on.

[@amsx1902]

I consider myself an OG feminists cause I actually believe in equality for both sides. I always make sure to mention that today’s feminism is not the same thing to those who believe it a modern feminist.

[@minnamandariini4843]

You can still be a feminist and believe in equal rights but you also don’t have to be a feminist and you still cam believe in equal rights.

[@mrspleasants8529]

Equal opportunity; not equality of outcome.

[@keleighiorek99]

My dad was a cop and raised me from a young age to know my own personal limits at parties. He never cared about me going to parties on high school, or even drinking. But he always told me to never go past a buzz or to a point where my judgement/consciousness is altered. He said you don't want to make it easier for men to take advantage of you. I'm fully aware that I could be assaulted whether I'm drunk or not, but it is true that men will seek out girls with altered concious levels or the girls that are blackout drunk to assault. And I appreciate the advice I was given to never overindulge myself when I'm around others. I've witnessed a couple of my friends being harassed while being absolutely trashed, and I've had to intervene before anything got out of hand. I think all girls should be taught that they need to take extra precautions. The amount of women that don't know to cover their drink or to not accept drinks from strangers is insane.

[@alyciadrake129]

You should have Jill come on to talk about the experience! I really appreciated her calm and tactful input!

[@karengeorge2468]

I feel like im listening to a group of ADHD women bouncing from one topic to another. Crazy. Amala you are so well spoken and I really admire you.

[@amsx1902]

Yes! With ADHD myself, I have noticed that when I have debates, I allow the conversation to go topic to topic without honing in on a specific issue. I always have to remind myself to stay on the original subject and to not allow the other individual to dodge it.

[@ravenlee8221]

Now everything has ADHD 🤷‍♀️

[@amsx1902]

@@ravenlee8221 Yep…it’s really sad honestly. I actually do have ADHD. I was diagnosed when I was very young, and it has taken a toll on my life in a way that I would never wish on anybody. The fact that people see having ADHD as a good thing or something to be proud of having is mind boggling.

[@sierraposet1889]

@@amsx1902 my thoughts exactly as someone with adhd .. honestly I never heard this be spoken about.

[@zestyzain]

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[@azayzelderegis1655]

I totally agree with Amala that the root of all of these issues is mainly classism/socioeconomic status. That's the main link with every single one of these problems.

[@JoeWilikers]

Yeah ok commie 🙄

[@chidiluchi3061]

Amala I just want to say that you are breath of fresh air and I'm proud of you and as an igbo Nigerian woman, I'm even prouder to call you a sister. Keep up the good work.

[@lochn3ss]

I really love/appreciate the balance, calm, and moderate approach you have been deciding to take, Amala!

[@lilamerican7296]

Love you girl! Your competency and humility and gracefulness are much much needed in this time!

[@jadehidalgo3437]

ARIELLE!!! ♥️ I love her! So glad she was part of this conversation-& she did not hold back (not that she ever does) & that first sentence she said, about it destroying the very concept of who she is- THAT was what got me turned off & away from the left! When I started noticing these things & was like well wait a minute here… I’ve always been inclusive & accepting to everyone, so why are you now erasing who I am! Why does your inclusion mean my erasure… so I’m not longer a woman- I’m no longer a mother- I’m no longer bi- etc etc.. that type of crap is what opened my eyes to a lot really! This new way of thinking by the left has erased so many others actual identity- and spit on all the work that all the generations before have done! Back when we actually needed feminism, and when we needed to advocate for equality- for gay & lesbian rights- even trans rights, etc. like all we wanted was to just live. These people have undone (or try to) everything!

[@judelbugsrutter6727]

I love Arielle too. I got a surprise when I heard her speak as I thought she would have been too "famous" to participate in something like this.

[@AprilHare]

No matter what these people say, they can't take away our truth. Live in your truth and forget these people. The pendulum will balance out eventually.

[@soulovelee_2433]

How are you trans and non binary at the same time? Where are you transitioning to if you're non-binary?

[@oghenevokemuagba2306]

Non-binary is under the trans umbrella

[@izskura4750]

I saw the jubilee video and could not WAIT for amala to post a video. I’m so excited. I’m almost 16(in March) and I’m really interested in politics for some reason. Amala always speaking facts and being respectful.

[@babatakahashi]

What the green haired feminist said about the privilege of "straight white men" proved how prejudiced, sexist and racist modern feminism actually is. I grew up in a leftist (single mom) household, always was taught that men where somehow problematic a**holes and that me and my brother would be different after we've been raised by our mother. She raised us as dependent, insecure "yes-sayers" who should never criticize her. I had a very hard time getting out of this belief system and behavioural rules. Also when I was 11 yo I was put in a "Montessori school" infused with feminist ideology. Right from the start "girl zones" have been established where no boy or man was allowed in, and when we asked why and why we can't also have a "boy zone" we were told that boys were inherently problematic, dominant and violent. We also had a sports/gym-lesson together with the girls where we played basketball and the girls hoops counted double the points. Also when we've been in a "language training week" teachers fished me out bc I was talking to the other boys in the room at night, and I was forced into a room (full of other boys who got punished that way) where I had to do maths until I fell asleep.

[@davidjolley9271]

Math should never be used as a punishment.

[@babatakahashi]

@@davidjolley9271 it was sometimes, it probably helped me to get an advantage after some time 😂 got an "A" (actually the best grade was a "1") at my maths Matura (kind of a higher school certificate in my country).

[@minagelina]

That's horrible, I'm so.sorry that happened

[@shinzagu]

jebus

[@babatakahashi]

Thank you, no but at least I learned sth from it. Life, and society in particular, isn't just and I learned how to, in spite of adverse circumstances, stand up for my own convictions.

[@PardonMyFrench16]

For the Jewish Torra having 8 different genders, what It actually means is a way of describing people born intersex or a man being a bit more feminism or a woman being more masculine. It's not a gender it's a word to descript in detail how one lives their life, ask Ben Shapiro

[@Salixj]

This basically, thank you. People whose genitalia was covered and ergo unknown. If it became known, the covering was cut, then they would be treated in accordance with their genitalia. Hermaphrodites. A person who didn't go through puberty. I do daf and this was discussed to some extent. There was still basically a breakdown, male or female. It is so annoying to hear people misrepresent Torah

[@PardonMyFrench16]

@@Salixj Thank you for explaining it a bit better than I did, exactly it's so annoying

[@johnbarry3869]

Thank you so much for all your videos and just plain talk, I hope my daughter follows in your strong footsteps.

[@Hopespringseternal]

I couldn’t watch this before without your commentary. Thank you.

[@izzieluv]

For the record, if I went to the bathroom and I saw Blair White I'd just be excited to meet her 😅 as long as you are reasonably passing and you're not gonna look at me in the stall or assault me, I don't really care.

[@peteratkinson922]

It's Tony Blair on his white charger you have to watch.

[@adamas5925]

No fr. All you'd have to be is passing and i won't pick a fight or clench my butt cheeks out of caution. If i saw someone that is obviously a male then i will scream because how the hell would i know that it aint just some predator in a wig pretending to be a trans woman? Safety>>>>feelings

[@Nikki-cm2dp]

So its okay because you don't care? Would you be okay with trans females with d1cks to change in your daughters locker room? Is it okay for your daughter to head into a bathroom alone full of trans women that still have their d1ck? Maybe it is okay to YOU but I'm protective and put my baby first.

[@adamas5925]

@@Nikki-cm2dp thats not our point. What we mean is that no one is checking what's in anyone's pants in the bathroom🙄 if someone is woman-passing, we aren't questioning it because we'd have no reason to. If we saw someone that isn't woman passing in the bathroom, we'd raise brows and will definitely feel violated. Speaking about children is a whole new different thing. And im not saying that there might not be more issues concerning our views. But hell, atleast try not to twist our words so we can properly exchange views with an open mind.

[@blackairforce13]

@@adamas5925 The problem is as well is anyone nowadays could say "I'm trans" and get into female only spaces and harrass women/children. If you question it then you're transphobic

[@ChuckNRealLife]

54:44 the lady that said she didn’t see any traces of feminism from Nike, also says that feminism is whatever you want it to be. You can’t check her on her feminist credentials when feminism is a vacuous word that means whatever you want it to mean.

[@minagelina]

So just like identifying as a woman. It can mean anything you want it to

[@Myphg]

😊

[@shasha_stars]

Why do we need a “head of the household” ? A man and a woman in their traditional roles (or a different level of partnership/relationship) are partners. One can’t work without the other. I struggle with this want/idea of naming the man as the head. That implies that the women is below the man somehow.

[@jazzy_for_jesus6048]

Think of it like someone being a leader and having someone else that has equal respectability, but has a different role. Being the lead doesn't mean domination.

[@melindiekruger206]

Just found your channel. Thank you for making these discussions palatable! I would not be able to take part in these discussions. For me it is an absolute waste of time to have any kind of discussion with people that are blatantly peddling opinions as facts... But these conversations need to take place.

[@NurseHarley299]

The woman saying men who are married with kids are at the highest rate for suicide ? I don't believe that for a second 🤯 Having a family is usually something that fulfills a person and makes them feel their life has purpose unless they have some serious underlying drug problems or uncontrolled mental illness

[@Prisoner1717]

I’d always heard the opposite. Married men are happier and live longer.

[@diamond6695]

I think it depends on a number of reasons. Idk if she has the numbers for it, but correlation isn’t causation. So, that is the question, if the numbers of suicidality is of married men with children, let’s explore this phenomena. If it is a nonsense that is pushed by the left, let’s debunk it.

[@JohnnyCage333]

Amala great show as usual. Good to see Jill again. Haven't seen her in awhile. Congrats on 750,000 subscribers! You are one of the voices of reason...😘🤙🏼

[@JohnnyCage333]

@@TheAmalaEkpunobi Anytime. You're welcome!😉

[@NopeNotToday26]

Man when I watched this I got really triggered lol

[@derekb4977]

@@TheAmalaEkpunobi the green haired woman annoys me there's no such thing as non binary or transphobia, LGB without the T is trending, can you do an interview with the amazing Kellie jay keen and Exulansic.

[@SpiritualPsychotherapyServices]

@@TheAmalaEkpunobi 🐟 26. FEMINISM: Feminism is the penultimate evil at present because feminism is based on the misguided assumption that women are equal to (or even SUPERIOR to) men. The only institution more destructive to human society than feminism, is illegitimate governance (see Chapter 22). Equality is non-existent in this transactional sphere. Equality exists ONLY in abstract concepts such as mathematics, and arguably, on the sub-atomic level. Even identical twins are not perfectly identical in every possible criterion. Geneticists have discovered that a pair of so-called “identical twins” share, on average, about ninety-four percent of their genetics by the time they are born. Mothers of such twins can instinctually differentiate between them, since there are always distinguishing features. Unfortunately, for many persons, the objective fact that equality among humans is non-existent, is impossible to accept, since they are afflicted with what is known as a “leftist” mentality. Although a female can exhibit superior traits, skills, etcetera, to some men, a woman can never have AUTHORITY over a man. Therefore, the assertion that women are subordinate to men is based purely on this notion of authority, not on any particular attribute, such as intelligence, wisdom, beauty, physical strength, or artistic talent. Simply because a woman may be stronger or more highly-educated than her husband, for instance, does not give her the right to instruct her master in any way. No true man has ever been attracted to a domineering, bossy female. Truth be told, no true man would ever descend to the level of accepting counsel from any of his subordinates. A man should fully obey his appointed MASTERS (such as his father, grandfather, uncle, employer, or spiritual teacher), and never emasculate himself by submitting to the dictates of a mere female, or any other lesser. Feminist ideology commonly manifests as the desire for women to perform the societal role of the OPPOSITE gender, that is to say, partaking in intrinsically male activities, such as studying at educational institutions, working for a wage, or building business enterprises (or even more preposterously, usurping the position of a national leader or the member of the Holy Priesthood!). Feminism also advocates for preferential treatment of females in institutions which may have traditionally favoured men and/or boys, even when “the tables have been COMPLETELY turned-around the other way”, so to speak. In a nutshell, feminists suffer from the psychological disorder termed “penis envy”, and fundamentally yearn to become males in every conceivable way (sometimes even biologically, despite the incontrovertible fact that transitioning from one gender to the other gender being a physiological impossibility). This aspiration of a person wishing to seize the position of another person, deemed to be of higher value, is a common phenomenon in MALES as well, such as working-class men who consider themselves to be rulers/kings or priests. Every so-called “priest” and every national leader on earth, with virtually no exceptions, is either a worker, a businessman, or even more risibly, a mere female, who is literally stealing the occupation of an authentic guru or a king. Feminists are victims of the SLAVISH mentality which the instigators of that evil, pernicious ideology (Karl Marx and the so-called "Globalist Elite") have always wanted them to be. It is extremely unfortunate that the vast majority of women are unable to see the obvious truth that feminist ideology wants the destruction of women (as well as all society), as can clearly be seen at present. At least it is clearly seen by any decent, holy and intelligent person. Due to feminist indoctrination and lack of proper discipline, as a consequence of an increasingly profane and secular world, modern women have become EXTREMELY debased. The typical woman nowadays is afflicted with bitterness, uncontrolled emotions (especially jealousy), gross immodesty, greed, arrogance, misery, snobbishness, and loneliness due to a false sense of “independence”, with hardly a single noble quality. In those gynocentric societies that are dominated by feminism, men are urged to avoid any UNNECESSARY contact with the opposite gender. Those (heterosexual) males who disregard this sage advice will invariably regret their choices, either after experiencing false allegations against them, the destruction of their families through divorce, or after constant rejection by snobby women. However, let it be made clear: the greatest enemy of males is NOT the opposite sex, but those uxorious “white-knight” so-called “men” who do the bidding of feminist ideologues, since they have far greater power than females, despite being truly pathetic-excuses-for-men. wom•an n. pl. wom•en She who gives “woe” to “man” - therefore “wo(e)man”. "Though I have searched repeatedly, I have not found what I was looking for. Only one out of a thousand men is virtuous, but not one woman!" Ecclesiastes 7:28. “Holy Bible” (New Living Translation). "We must not allow ourselves to be deflected by the feminists who are anxious to force us to regard the two sexes as completely equal in position and worth." Sigismund Schlomo Freud, Austrian Neurologist.

[@malikndiaye2405]

1 months later, she has 909,000 subscribers.

[@lucysfv]

This is soo good and I love your take on it all!

[@Waifutrollgenz]

Lmao I was waiting for you to review this 😂

[@sophieb3093]

If I could afford to stay home with my kids whilst my partner was the sole breadwinner I would in a heartbeat. I hate the "men are trash" rhetoric that I see everywhere now because men aren't trash. Majority are providers and genuinely nice people. You get bad people regardless of what's between their legs.

[@ChanBoogie310]

I’m glad you this as a men I agree everything and everyone is so stereotyped today I mean everything. If it has to do with race, sexuality or gender people always have something negative to say about others. We are stronger united.

[@marcelinauy9037]

Oh yeah. Majority of the men around me doesn't live in the internet and are hardworking fathers, sons and brothers who just wants the best for their families.

[@listlesswanders1687]

I find it funny they're so sure about their 'facts' on genders and yet don't seem confident enough for researchers to look into the topic. If they're so sure about this system then why are they not letting researchers do their job? 🤔

[@clairehann2681]

They already have. The results are pretty clear. Gender ID isn't reflected in brain scans, but homosexual brains do have certain atypical regions that are more similar to the opposite sex. There is some evidence that people with dysphoria do have atypical brain features that track with those in body dysmorphic patients

[@clairehann2681]

The reason they dont want a biological basis for transgenderism though is because they want people to be able to identify how they wish regardless of any biological metric

[@listlesswanders1687]

@Claire Hann I do not believe that is a valid reason to do such though. People *will* abuse that privilege. You can say whatever you please but the genetics are still there. We have genders separated in certain spaces for a good amount of reasons. If we can just do the proper amount of research we can finally figure out how to accommodate everything rather than continue all this squabbling.

[@clairehann2681]

@@listlesswanders1687 I don't disagree with you one bit. However, activism from powerful men has taken hold over the last 20 years. It has shaped WPATH and thus not only the standard of care, but how governments approach both care and social acceptance.

[@listlesswanders1687]

@@clairehann2681 Powerful men? No, I'm sorry but I'm gonna have to disagree. We honestly brought this on ourselves overtime. I won't deny the idea that They've dabbled their hands in this mess (and honestly look at our whole government, it's a circus rn). We have many freedoms here that we were able to utilize to mitigate these problems that have been festering over time. We've looked to them and at some point depended on them too much to be truthful. The men and women up there. They don't care, they can't be bothered. Not unless it benefits them. Look no further than the 2020 elections. It was an awful election year and the way the crisis was handled was very poor. So many things could've been prevented and handled much better but they all failed us. (Apologies for the tangent, was tryin to go for 'it ain't just powerful men' but lost track)

[@MBJK_baby]

I’m AFAB and even though I identify as gender-fluid 90% of the time I genuinely have been rethinking my identity and just identifying as a woman because the most enabling thing is working with what you were born with. It’s advice I took from one of Amala’s videos and turned it towards my disabilities and yeah I’m still “suffering” but I’m trying not to let it get to me as much as normal from a mental health, not “being normal” standpoint and it helped so much with that that I may want to try “curing” my “gender dysphoria” with it. I honestly love Amala and Brett so much because I’ve been able to do so much more for myself in the last couple of weeks compared to the last few years

[@bernadineguimary1062]

u got this girly 🙏🏽

[@jamesmcdonnell2455]

You weren't assigned FEMALE, unless you suffer from an intersex condition. You can claim you were assigned "girl" or "woman", but saying you were assigned a sex is just proof that "trans"-people don't believe in biological reality.

[@MBJK_baby]

@@jamesmcdonnell2455 turns out this month I realized I wanted to devote my life to Christ again 🫶

[@jamesmcdonnell2455]

@@MBJK_baby I mean, good for you? Though

[@thebillionthuser]

Hello. I just want to say when you work with what nature has given you, you reduce a lot of unnecessary friction in your life. Don't get me wrong, life is going to continue to be a challenge for us all but if you make it thru to the end, you'll just look back with a smile and be proud of yourself.

[@ControllerSupported]

Listening to your content while in the truck working and always learning something new and good. Thank you!

[@thesrow1056]

When ideas about sharing equality become poisoned by hate ☠️

[@lmatthews39]

Honestly, I've sought a man's approval. Dressing modest, having boundaries and knowing I'm older and twice divorced. Men today...it's easy to know what they want.

[@deborahlazreug8735]

I agree so much that class struggle is the thing we should talk more about. Like often we put things under ‘racism’ for instance but it’s actually about class.

[@craigkinney4115]

I would like to personally thank you for this video and content similar to it in regards to having a conversations on difficult subjects with the genuine and different takes on the subject from people most affected. To me it appears to me that in my geographical area or within my social circles there is a sense of heightened aggression and hostility that comes with speaking about these subjects and so I doubt I could get these real world views in a firsthand matter. As far as “consider your source” goes, I feel that this channel proves to be authentic in understanding both sides and that’s so rare today. Just, thank you. You are very much appreciated!

[@ramacass108]

Men have always protected against wild animals, weather and the environment, and dangerous people. For the most part the first to have been taken care of. Let’s not forget what men accomplished and frame it as “ What have you done for me lately?”

[@Nicejokeright]

This isn’t the cave man era this is the 21st century, men nowadays can’t fight off shit

[@icecreamsunday8146]

ah yes, why don’t i reference the revolutionary war to show how to deal with conflicts in todays modern age!

[@arefehsj]

Found your channel today and it may not makes sense but your videos are working like therapy for me 😶thank you ❤️

[@vfnxjcjcujenxncjdzx]

You're always logical, empathic and extremely measured. I strive to be like you.

[@laferny]

When I was watching the original Jubilee video I was just thinking about what your take would be. And you didn’t disappoint! Spot on in every prompt. I was very frustrated with the antifeminists because they didn’t give very strong arguments. Arielle was too aggressive even though she was right about her points, not all, but most. Nike sounded more like she was more in the middle than anti. Also I got so annoyed with the Jubilee girl who didn’t let the conversation flow more and only wanted the prompt subject to be talked about. It was frustrating.

[@OlivePittsOnDesk]

The more ways they develop definitions and excuses for mental illness the more mental illness people will feel empowered to embrace.

[@AviKats66]

I totally understand the skepticism of trying to excuse or explain criminal behaviour as being the fault of some poorly contested or not well-evidenced mental illness, or the generous assigning of mental illness diagnoses to explain issues which are not actually directly evidenced as being attributed to or caused by said mental illness, but I’d also like to point out that my OCD was not somehow less severe before I knew what OCD was and was diagnosed, and me being more ashamed of my OCD will not make it go away or lessen. Regardless of whether they are diagnosed or recognized or not, actual mental illness and disorders will continue to exist exactly the same. Establishing proper definitions and criteria is important - both to correctly identify and treat those who actually deal with mental disorders and to understand who does not have x or y disorder.

[@missfahgitmeknot1261]

Thank you for being a voice of reason. I’m tired of being vilified by my own race and I’ve oppressed nobody. we need to stop teaching self hate when in most cases there is no reason for it. we can all respect each other without dragging anyone down.

[@misiqueira1221]

amala, ive got nothing else to say other than: amazing work as always 👏👏👏

[@agi375]

I watched a video recently from a man who was trying to get to the truth and create a simple poll with a question "are transgender women, women". He created it on a website that states "we will always try to provide correct statistics to all kinds of questions that are important" something along those lines. In the poll you had three options, yes, no, don't want to answer. After a short time he got a message that he needs to add to the poll a warning for a sensitive topic, then another email saying he needs to add two more options of choice to the poll. He changed everything they asked him to do, but in the end they sent a final email telling him that it will be taken down complately, because the question is too sensitive blah blah blah. And I just want to know why? Isn't getting to the truth important? Isn't avoiding answers biased? How will we know what society really think? Are they scared to see what answers they get? It's just laughable.

[@Durzo1259]

They wanted to suppress any chance that the poll would reveal that the majority doesn't support their viewpoint. Total suppression of any truths that don't support "the greater good" (said every totalitarian regime). Any movement that says asking questions is an offense will never get my support.

[@Durzo1259]

Any chance you remember which video it was?

[@agi375]

@@Durzo1259 it's from a channel called "The Think Report " I don't remember which video it was exactly

[@andrewcarson6925]

YEP THEY CANT HANDLE THE TRUTH

[@kylanismyname]

jill was 100000% my favorite. the fact that she works with you makes so much sense, considering you’re my favorite political commentator!

[@TheMrv30]

I saw this when it got posted. I enjoyed ur key points and opinions

[@alastairm.4028]

Only just discovered your channel through the algorithm. I'm impressed

[@kujo62]

Their whole point is to not have a clear cut definition on anything. They love the grey areas.

[@lmatthews39]

So funny, when you stop looking at race and look at socioeconomic status, we all have more in common than not. Groceries, gas. Kids, private school, home school, public school, we all have the same wants needs and desires for our families.

[@andrewcarson6925]

EXACTLY

[@randomreactions16]

you are one of the brightest young ladies I have seen on youtube, honestly. You are what i wish all people could be like. you have amazing critical thinking skills that most of the younger generations seem to be seriously lacking. You got my respect 100%!

[@katty5003]

I’ve stumbled on ur channel through Megyn show. refreshing opinions & perspective 😊

[@christopheravery5808]

Man, I love watching your stuff. You are just so well spoken, extremely intelligent, and very articulate with your thoughts. Great job on your channel and the content you create, I truly mean that.

[@sweetaudrina_]

You know, one of my best friends growing up, a very smart black man, told me it was a micro aggression that I once shared Candice Owen’s post and said she was well spoken. But, it’s true… she is and so is Amala… so why can’t we say it??? It’s only a compliment and I’m white and I wish I could be as calm and concise and well spoken when I talk to people.

[@christopheravery5808]

@@sweetaudrina_ there is no such thing as micro aggression, he is just insecure as a man... skin color doesn’t even matter, those issues he has isn’t because of his skin color, it is because he HIMSELF, as a man, is not a secure person and needs to realize that the only way racism will cease to exist is to stop making things about color.

[@lmatthews39]

In my experience, men want to protect, even younger men. As an older woman, there have been many instances where a man will offer to help. I let them.

[@sweetaudrina_]

I love how open you are.

[@Tirryna]

I'm so happy to see Arielle (Antifeminist that spoke first that asked "what is a woman?") on the panel!!!!

[@lucylawal5370]

The statement I will always stand by: figures don’t lie, but liars can figure

[@lolsaXx]

I'm actually hoping this isn't the end of reactions to the feminist debate until there is a video with male feminists v female antifeminists.

[@AB-vm2nz]

This will set the internet on fire 😈 I want to see that, too.

[@joeysmit4644]

Just pick 4 soy boys from university campus. They will fight for their 'queens' in hope for a little validation.

[@Hakuna.Matata4]

I think Amala should have her own panel discussing this topic cause every other host who does it drops the ball on answering questions.

[@sweetaudrina_]

So I was reading about those Guatemalan boys she was speaking of. They were always biologically male with an XY chromosome. This is a genetic disorder, an anomaly. So this doesn’t have anything to do with different sexes. They still have normal male sex chromosomes.

[@LadyMaverick823]

Arielle was on 🔥. I love her.

[@BlkSuburban]

These were disingenuous, poorly structured and agenda latent questions.

[@matityaloran9157]

I agree. They should have started with asking “what is feminism” and after that discussion could ask the prompt about whether all women should be feminists. But after that they use language like “laws about women’s bodies” which have left-wing bias built into them.

[@sweetaudrina_]

I love how you think. It opens my mind to more! Thank you.

[@amarlene94]

Been watching your videos and you have a new subscriber. When I saw the original jubilee video, I knew I didn't want to watch it because topics like this get messy and people run in circles because there is no clear definition of things. It's sad to see women so divided even in something as simple as the definition of what we are. But I'm glad I watched your video and I wish more people will too. We need discussions like this, your videos have definitely brokendown a lot and I definitely have more understanding.

[@thesrow1056]

No one mentions trans men at these debates, what about women who become men?

[@AB-vm2nz]

They are switching on the evil side.

[@sofia_calista]

trans men arent demanding to be in men spaces. transwomen does.

[@peteratkinson922]

@@sofia_calista perhaps public toilets would improve

[@thesrow1056]

@@sofia_calista and they have the same life experience a women. Possibly harder experiences

[@AB-vm2nz]

@@sofia_calista but now they are profiting from the white male privilege 🤪 (If they are black, only from the male privilege)

[@marcofalzone6469]

Why are they lighted like it's a criminal interrogation

[@jewelweed5375]

Your channel just popped up on my YT. Very interesting conversation it made me 😂 people are loopy and loony.

[@spuddibuddii]

Damn I wish I’d have caught this live!!!

[@craftcrazy67]

As a biological woman who was in a 5-year abusive relationship with a biological now I still don't fear men in the capacity that they're going to physically hurt me or assault me and I've also been 🍇 several times also 🍇 with the malr I was with for five years I do not inherently fear men because I know not all men are like my ex

[@shinzagu]

hahahah oh god another sob story another victim, feck off we dont wanna hear it, all we hear is women complaining

[@scarlett19b]

*What doesn't kill You makes You Stronger!* 💪🏽🔥

[@potatodog3363]

47:19 this is an important conversation to have! I don’t think someone like Buck Angel (who looks 100% man) should go into a female restroom, but we also have to draw a line. Someone like Andrew Tate can’t say "I’m a woman" and go into a female restroom, that’s not right.

[@matityaloran9157]

Agreed

[@pauliticallyincorrect]

Whenever they say “peer-reviewed studies” they never mean ANYTHING 😂🙄

[@sorenaldaco]

Wasn't entirely pleased with any of the participants. Excited to see what you have to say!

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

1:16:10 “I actually hate the cops, just saying. I _don’t_ like cops” 😂 the way she said that, like the implications of it within the context of the conversation, and the casual tone she said it in, that shit was just too funny. 😂😭

[@peteratkinson922]

Who likes cops? They have their uses however.

[@blackairforce13]

@@peteratkinson922 I guess it depends. I like the cops that do their job and keep citizens safe, I dislike the cops that abuse their power and don't care about the people they're supposed to protect.

[@shinzagu]

@@blackairforce13 all cops enforced COVID tyranny, they are enforcers

[@shinzagu]

lol women who have had no real experience with cops and if they did they would be treated nicer than men do.. she is a leftist and thinks shes saying the right thing, thinks shes fighting for a just cause, when they need the cops to help them

[@poniesatemypencils]

Love this video, you're so fair and likeable with your reactions to this. I personally don't call myself a feminist but I stand for egalitarianism. As for the end talking about autism and transgenderism, as an autistic female I agree. I have always struggled with identity especially since I was undiagnosed all throughout school life, which made it harder. Female autistics tend to "blend in" more and mask our autism traits which does take a toll on our mental health and how we percieve ourselves, I used to identify as non-binary too. I was bullied for being "different", most of the bullying was actually from a female. Then I was also abused by an ex who claims they're a trans woman (never tried to pass as a woman though) but he also tried to get in my head to tell me how I should identify as well. Being autistic it does make us easily manipulated, I understand it's a spectrum but I certainly fell for things really easily, I was always extremely gullible and my brain is younger than I am in a way, obviously I don't mean to sound infantilising, but it's just how my brain works. I do believe a lot of people identifying as trans, especially non-binary may be autistic or have some other mental condition.

[@trichmomma]

As a black woman idc about representation on a TV screen or in a room. I've found that no matter the color we can relate on a lot of topics.

[@alecjoncas7764]

Who is the Isabella girl? Never seen her, she for sure is coming off way to strong to allow her points to connect with others, only one that really did a good job was the one that was actually a mother

[@maddisonphillips3382]

I absolutely love your your videos, especially on femenism. I am a black teenage girl in highschool and I am against the modern feminist movement although alot of my female friends strongly support it. Anytime it is brought up there is some tension so it's shut down to avoid conflict. Is it okay for me to still bring it up though?

[@ayarriba9093]

Maybe you should ask them why they're shutting you down, and why your voice, as a woman, should be silenced if feminism is about power for all women? They don't have to agree with you, but surely their ideology is centred around empowering women to be individual thinkers, unafraid to voice their thoughts? You deserve to be allowed to speak, and you definitely shouldn't feel silenced by friends!

[@societopathyobserved9785]

“If you were sexually assaulted by a trans person, how much worse would THEIR experience with the police be than yours?” What the fuck.

[@Knockouts_Republik]

I love the quiet intro

[@valeriaarean987]

That thing Riki said about Guatemala isn't true, she's trying to make things up to argument that gender doesn't exist🫤. That case is from the Dominican republic, and it is due to the lack of an enzyme that produces hormones, those kids where born with XY (male), obviously.

[@xwrtk]

They are still raised female as that is all the parents know until the change actually happens. Other countries like Turkey and Papa New Guinea, etc experience children with Guevedoces as well. Some Guevedoces children only want to be female as that’s the only life that they’ve known or feel like they are a female person. My intersex friend has met someone with that case in the states but they weren’t born here.

[@valeriaarean987]

I'm just saying, Riki didn't even know right the info, just to try to argument something she can't

[@jesus_is_my_spotter]

The Nigerian on here is the first Nigerian I have ever seen that thought they were oppressed for being black. My wife and all of our friends always talk about how awesome America is and how many opportunities they have here.