Trans Woman Talks about Dave Chappelle Trans Controversy

[@nobodynoone2500]

Talked to my trans friends about this, only the ones who didn't watch it had a strong opinion. Context is important.

[@rustyshackleford735]

That's incorrect, it was the last special of his I watched, he was peddling terf bullshit the whole time, he's a bigot.

[@ferasoable]

Just wondering how many trans friends you have😅

[@Tobinski1620]

If you were a true friend, you wouldnt play their dumb game.

[@Cardinnall]

Thank you 🥲

[@RetroLuv_]

@@ferasoable he means online friends

[@fja4916]

As she said, “Everything’s not that serious”, sums it up perfectly. Have fun, and enjoy life.

[@Tobinski1620]

Stop playing their nonsense fantasy land game. Thats not a woman.

[@bradheltonmagee9980]

he . that right there is the problem

[@ALove29]

@@Tobinski1620 it's cool that you came to this video to fight, bless your heart

[@user-nj1zu2nf1x]

@@Tobinski1620 what an angry little so-called man you are

[@daveclements9892]

@@ALove29 They didn't come to fight, just awknowleging facts. That is a man with an XY chromosome. No problem with a man being a woman in their mind, but don't expect all people to call him a woman.

[@ocher8931]

This is why I fw Schulz man. He is willing to actually have real conversations.

[@willknowsright9615]

thanks jimbe

[@ocher8931]

Not that many do though… That’s my point 😵‍💫

[@ocher8931]

@NewmexicanMe why are you acting like I don’t know this? Just because something should happen doesn’t mean that it does. That’s all.

[@adrianwhitten4343]

@@ocher8931 And as soon as we watch a podcast that loses its authenticity and doesn't attempt to always speak the truth, to the point that they believe it to be, that's when we usually tune out as far as the masses go.. Yes there's still podcasts out there that aren't genuine with their beliefs, but very soon after that the public loses interest..

[@Littlenik]

He’s willing to find a transwoman who will agree with their sentiment but I guess so

[@mynamesSpartacus]

I'm a trans woman and saw Dave Chappelle at the Hollywood Bowl a few weeks ago. I'm completely in alignment with the ideas here. Yes, sometimes we have to rally for the cause and for our people, but I also just want to be me. I shouldn't be ostracized by the people who claim to be my community and have my back because I exercise my autonomy to be an individual with nuanced opinions.

[@Freedomlives33]

They were evil for mocking Daphne to literal death.

[@SA-5247]

Also, I don’t think a lot of your “community” understands how human nature drives emotions. If all they do is criticize everyone not like them and turn around and hatefully assault people, then normal folks are going to be resentful naturally.

[@odog3254]

You mean you're a transvestite man

[@johnwolf8995]

@Low Grimes thank you for having the balls to stand up to trans people you might laugh but im serious.... They are taking over the world.... Like they have their hands in things that have NOTHING to do with them

[@shelbyspeaks3287]

But i do but i don't but i do but i don't....

[@ricardobjj24]

Seriously the only people that get mad at Dave Chappelle are the people that don't watch his specials it always frustrates me like it's just jokes

[@medarby3066]

There are plenty of youtube vids with trans people reacting to that special. They watched it, they just couldn't hear it.

[@fourthpanda]

My problem is just that I genuinely don't find him funny. I can see why people who find it funny would be chill with the shit he says but I just don't find him funny so it just comes off as weird the shit he says about trans people.

[@jeffforbess6802]

That’s not true, imo. He says racist and sexist things that are offensive ON PURPOSE. It’s part of his shtick. It’s what MAKES him funny, that he offends (pokes fun at) everybody. He’s racist and sexist. Just as racist and sexist as everyone else is. It’s honest and refreshing.

[@WAEVOICE]

@@medarby3066 "They watched it, they just couldn't hear it." That's Dave's problem, apparently.

[@k2cycles551]

@@jeffforbess6802 See that's BS though ....not everyone is sexist and racist. It's narcissistic too think so. It's like Bill Burr. He thinks because he dreams of committing mass murder that everyone does. (He really does and he's admitted this several times)

[@ThatsMrTaylor2u]

Me looking at the thumbnail: Hey, that's daisy Taylor! Me exposing myself for knowing who that is: 😅😅😅

[@kerbymarcelin522]

🤣 I was like. Why do I know this person?

[@JodeneSparks1989]

Your not alone 😅

[@ShaolinIsland]

Yeah don’t worry we all know lol

[@DavidSlEePtOkEnSanchez]

Same 😂😂

[@juandelpueblo4957]

yeah we know! xD

[@Dara-ih6jq]

“If you ever meet a beautiful woman who’s not crazy and she’s rational and just chill with no drama and can see more than her own perspective …. It’s probably a trans woman”…. Only men of culture will know where that’s from

[@Dara-ih6jq]

Just look up “The hot crazy diagram” on KZbin. Thank me later 😂

[@Aycheffe]

most incredible life changing video i ever saw. its called the hot crazy matrix by the way

[@nickchappa1827]

A big red flag is if you ask them if they are hungry and they actually tell you what they want. Lol

[@Aycheffe]

@Michael Jurek just watch it. Youve never heard such truth

[@kevstaa7121]

Nahhhh dawg 🤣

[@marshallmathers2664]

Daisy is literally so chill. That's very admirable in today's softness on LGBT or White and Black jokes in America. She's a great person it seems and I'm glad she talked came on the podcast ❤

[@ramzichouk4080]

He*

[@TimewornCookie6]

@@ramzichouk4080 🙆

[@odog3254]

I'll give it to Daniel pretty chill yeah

[@spincitynyc809]

How you know who that is? lol

[@odog3254]

@@spincitynyc809 these people are nuts

[@krissanders987]

So a trans woman just sounds like Miley Cyrus lol

[@stoutsprout4297]

@@fu6223 LMFAO I bet you believe in lizard people too 🤣🤣🤣

[@berternie6181]

Miley smokes crack and is 70lbs lighter

[@YSFMusic]

LMAOOOO thats actually funny.

[@AGirlNamedVan]

So I put my hands up..... 😂

[@scottholbrey5984]

Looks like her too

[@denisgalbavy8093]

Akaash checking them Daisy goods in 0:43 is the most hilarious thing I saw in a while 😂😂

[@lucidgames2580]

loll

[@painandthengain]

"They got you in 4K bro"

[@JR16844]

😂😂

[@rhazesdark]

Deadass lmao

[@Eralen00]

what were his hands doing in his hoodie pocket though

[@gordonbezanson4710]

Being included in a stand up show is actually being accepted in main stream society. Isn't that the goal for trans people to just be a part of society and accepted. Being laughed at and shit on is part of being equal .

[@Zodroo_Tint]

@@dada9260 They learned it from feminists.

[@deViant14]

@@dada9260 not wrong. The loudest ones weaponize it to gain power and status

[@wade2bosh]

critical theorists/identity marxists/wokists dont want mainstream acceptance

[@OGRE_HATES_NERDS]

they cant even understand the difference between boy and girl, and you expect them to understand the concept of equality?

[@Eralen00]

exactly, comedians make fun of everything and everyone as it should be. Nobody is saying christians (or whatever other group) are being oppressed just because comedians make jokes about them

[@rivenbarkrussell]

Damn, Selina Gomez been doing shoulder presses and smoking cigarettes

[@nickhousman6222]

Lol

[@guhrizzlee]

😂😂😂

[@robb4951]

Omg 🤣🤣🤣

[@sydsweiner6516]

I saw daisy Taylor in the thumbnail and I clicked it like I always do lol

[@Aycheffe]

🤣🤣

[@finalshade14]

😭😂

[@kevstaa7121]

Down bad

[@finalshade14]

@@kevstaa7121 nah we up good nigga

[@mullboll33]

hahaahaha

[@DrewBuiscuit]

We see Akashh eyes roaming boy you ain't slick 😂

[@Mercilouss]

I absolutely love the fact they brought a trans woman onto the show to explain their side and opinion! 👏🏽👏🏽

[@crobeastness]

That's a man.

[@joshpashia637]

@@crobeastness yeah ngl until it talked i was almost convinced.

[@mehrshadshahabi4845]

@@joshpashia637 "it", bro you a savage lol

[@Shanemanarrow]

This. Cool decision

[@cacornhusker2940]

that "Woman" is more attractive than most of the Lesbians in Sacramento....and the straight women too.

[@derricksmith4660]

Googled the name thinking she was an activist or something… wasn’t expecting those results🫣

[@MyWillBeDone]

🤣🤣🤣

[@RahShanProductionsMTU]

You got bricked up

[@JayBelafonte]

That’s a porn star they brought on here, they knew exactly what they were doing

[@CellaDragon]

Need more rational & not insecure with themselves trans to speak out on platforms like this. If you can’t laugh at yourself a little you’re either taking yourself to serious/insecure. This whole episode was great.

[@ScottCooperDeeDooper]

… the entire community of people who mutilate their bodies because they believe they were born in the wrong gender is not rational and 100% insecure.

[@CellaDragon]

@@ScottCooperDeeDooper You ok?

[@ScottCooperDeeDooper]

@@CellaDragon I don’t have a mental disorder so yeah, I’m doing aight.

[@CellaDragon]

@@ScottCooperDeeDooper You saw title & thumbnail to this video and went “Yo. Let me go out of my way to be bothered & whine” Sounds kinda mental ngl

[@ScottCooperDeeDooper]

@@CellaDragon I subscribe to the channel. It came to me. I don’t care about the alphabet mafia, but I do believe they all have psychological problems and normal people should not be compelled to play along with their delusions, any more than we would pretend to see the schizophrenic hallucination of a friend.

[@olherb9633]

The way Derek's face lit up when she said my penis lmaooo

[@nebunebu7019]

Lmfao

[@jedeyemastar5648]

She?

[@johnjungkook2721]

@@jedeyemastar5648 she looks like a woman, sounds like one. I mean, who cares? If most people are saying "she" without a second thought, everyone's happy.

[@sifatshams1113]

Holy fuck! THE Daisy Taylor!! If you're into culture, you know.

[@Danitronium]

I only realized when Andrew said her name 😃

[@RetroLuv_]

“Into culture” Yeah buddy sure

[@diego04cr2]

Lmfaooooo

[@unboxreacts7435]

You mean gay?

[@rafaelsantiago1651]

@@RetroLuv_ hahahaha yooo that dude sus ah.

[@chrismackerdush7728]

Great clip. High quality thoughts and feelings being shared. Human beings working together like this is a beautiful thing.

[@kalikokahoonei4781]

derek is flagrant hall of fame

[@davidcdun8896]

I'll just quote Joe Rogan, Be good to each other and enjoy life.

[@perlago21]

This episode was fire!! Trans folks are not in my radar at all, i went in to see you all dick around(pun intended)and honestly hearing her and her BF talk and how they see life was awesome they should have a podcast, plus Dereck's face when she wipped it out was fucking awesome LOL much love and respect to you all

[@tonyortiz623]

Dude. You got Daisy to come on your show. Awesome. Her and Bailey Jay are my two go to girls. LOVE YOU DAISY.

[@isaacrayburn969]

I grew up in a town where a young trans girl was murdered by some gang dudes that I actually knew thru my brother and other people and it was only because of the fact they messed with her and didn’t know I thought it was fucked up and west burrow church are what ever the fuck came thru to that persons funeral and our city wasn’t having it the cops turned a blind eye and we fucked those fools up for a couple minutes then the cops told us to leave and they hand to as well. It’s crazy the amount of hate some people have in there heart

[@ElCapitanJones]

I can definitely understand that this is messed up. But.... punctuation bro. Use it, please.

[@cfv704]

This hurt to read. My hurt. It hurts

[@adamdobrowolski2510]

She said it perfectly IMO... it's not always a fight. And in my assessment, the indentity-based tribalism in modern culture is preventing a lot of people from historically marginalized groups from looking past the fight-flight feelings. I think our step in society is to normalize the humanization of the individuals of the tribe, because we will then progress towards the feelings of belonging for reasons beyond one's own identity. We shouldn't have to identity with somebody else to connect with them.

[@toomuchsauce522]

He***

[@topsey_kretts]

You mean he

[@GambitRadio]

@@topsey_kretts 😂 y’all really go out of your way to force someone to call someone a different gender. why’re you correcting the comment? the original post hace they’re own thoughts

[@crobeastness]

@@GambitRadio actually it's the trans people that are trying to force others to call them by their preferred relativistic gender. If they don't want to fight then they shouldn't force people to adhere to their own philosophy.

[@crobeastness]

He says he doesn't want to fight and trans people say that but then they get super upset when you call them by their real pronouns instead of their preferred relativistic ones. Don't force people to follow the same philosophy as you.

[@aviewer9668]

Akash had them eyes wandering

[@sbaker9479]

The white privilege and ability to have unique ideas without having to represent a community was pretty profound actually

[@freeman7079]

Huh?

[@sbaker9479]

@@freeman7079 apparently u didn’t watch this clip…

[@williammoran4898]

Imagine that a grand example of individualism .

[@crobeastness]

I'm still not sure why left wing black people in Canada/america have to act like they are a monolith.

[@oooops8883]

Shut up

[@allthingsend6689]

"If you don't want to date a trans person that's okay, just shut the f*ck up." Based.

[@EminusSleepus]

That’s not based

[@allthingsend6689]

@@EminusSleepus definitely based. Under 2% of adults in the u.s. identify as trans but it's all anyone ever talks about. Even in politics, all i ever hear republicans talking about is spending and trans people. it's such a small niche problem but people are absolutely obsessed. it's cancerous.

[@GMPGMP-jp5ut]

Humans are funny, there's nothing wrong with making fun of the shit they do and what they are. As long is it's coming from a place of comedy and not hate.

[@amsterdamoriginalsaustralia]

They should have given the boyfriend a guest chair bc he was brought into the subjects and he is a genuinely a person whose opinion is important to many of the subjects raised

[@Johnny-xj5qu]

“Everybody is fighting”, Is exactly right. One of the saddest things is that comedy, sports, etc… were great escapes from all the division, and now they’re fully entrenched in it. The woke crowd wants to police comedy

[@entertained...]

it's not just the woke crowd.

[@Johnny-xj5qu]

@@entertained... the woke crowd isn’t solely responsible for all the fighting, but trying to censor comedy is 100% on the “woke” white liberals

[@entertained...]

@@Johnny-xj5qu sure, if you say so.

[@Johnny-xj5qu]

@@entertained... I can only go by whats occurred. The woke crowd going after comedians and trying to dictate what subjects are supposed to be off limits. If you have a shred of evidence of any right winger doing the same, I’m open to seeing it. Just like I’ve never seen a left winger railing against abortions, I haven’t seen a right winger trying to get comedians banned or cancelled

[@JoelRodriguez-ct9ox]

I wonder how many men were excited to be like I know who she is but they didn't want to say it out loud right away lol

[@palazzo1113]

I have no idea what you are talking about, sir... ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA...

[@JAXON463]

If u hear the full story Dave tells about his trans friend it's not only hilarious but just an honest expression of a straight blokes experience. Our experiences matter too.. and them trans fellas should understand that

[@catnip202xch.]

I was really sad for Daphne and I’m so happy that shed light on her life story. It’s just so tragic.

[@mikefelty2625]

That story is hilarious, but also very sad. The trans community typically wants acceptance from non trans society, but then, when someone (Daphne) finds that acceptance from someone who is admittedly transphobic (Dave Chappelle), they turned their back on her, and likely, in my opinion, contributed to her death.

[@bumbelul]

i really enjoyed this chat over here. i wish everybody would have this mentality because it's healthy for us as human beings to support and accept each other. in the end its all about thinking of the others around. i'm straight as hell but i cringe so much when people just slip that tongue in public... like get a fucking room. and i think shit like this should apply to everybody whatever your gender, colour or inclination is. its stupid somehow cuz we got to care so much about how other people look when they do shit but in the same time everybody's private things should be private. and people starting being flashy and stuff trying to show everybody what they are then being offended if they don't get aproved. its not really how things work in life. like she said, lets enjoy life and be whatever the fuck we wanna be without taking shit serious. its really not that hard

[@Jimbonejamsalot]

This show is the closest thing anyone before Opie and Anthony's time will ever get to listening to an Opie and Anthony show.. minus Opie.

[@loganrunaways]

Don’t shame Opie and Anthony like this. They would have never let scam artists like Gary Vee on.

[@thatguydownthestreet8036]

Thank god I’ll never have to Listen to the actual thing. Surprised Howard Sturn has made it

[@wilkiebunkers1352]

Thanks for having her on the show. Good perspectives being shared.

[@okocha8113]

"He"

[@AlexWazHere]

@@okocha8113 get a life

[@javaughnhubbard2816]

I'm not just liking this to be on the norm but I like that you actually spoke on a topic versus on a rhetoric what everybody follows. nothing is wrong but have a communication and nothing is wrong by having opinions keep this communication going and we always can keep valid conversations going amongst each other

[@_Lesplay]

That's a very very handsome woman.

[@grymjaw]

Wow I never thought you guys would do this, respect. Subscribed

[@arizandyv13]

Bruh, she is THE trans person to bring on.

[@knockda887]

It's a man 👨

[@arizandyv13]

@@knockda887 prettiest man I've ever seen

[@gorchcleave5393]

That girl has a deep voice.

[@bornsinner6134]

He has a deep voice

[@bakedgoods9182]

Messed up during a throat surgery, she explains it on the full podcast. You should check it out she’s funny af

[@gorchcleave5393]

@@bakedgoods9182 I truthfully didn't watch it yet. Started to but got interrupted.

[@Eralen00]

well the original schematics were for a male voicebox but i guess she decided to swap manufacturers after most of it was already built

[@hrod4897]

Am sure she gets that voice pushed in 6-7in deeper.

[@AcidManProductions313]

If you didn't say so, i didn't notice baby girl was Trans, I'm like damn she cute lol, I love how open, respectful, and chill this convo is Cha! Keep it up fam

[@evasiverabbi6691]

Check her...."videos" out.

[@dystopia4755]

They pay to have their image changed, with how technology and medicine have evolved, it's not surprising.

[@p51424]

Akash looking like..."idk.... I just might..." 😂😂😂

[@eXplicit--]

1:16 10/10 camera work 😂😂

[@alonsosandoval3652]

Akash about to risk it all

[@DLtheGreat]

I feel like a lot of transgenders have ptsd from getting looked down on by society most of their lives. It makes sense why they retaliate the way that they do online. I just hope most of them can see that there are people out here that support them.

[@katiawojcik962]

Do you also feel that black people have ptsd and understand their reactions, what about native americans, Latinos, women in general and women of color? Muslims? Religious folks who are being demonized?

[@kephrenh]

It’s not about how they are treated, it’s about power dynamic. A lot of transgender tasted the sweetness in being able to have someone cancel, and they have been reckless with it. They are like bad cops that want to arrest anyone they think looks wrong. The same thing happened with cancel culture and me too. The moment people realized that it granted them powers, they started abusing it

[@victort.461]

Homie in the cap been waiting for this moment …he in love 😂

[@Aaron-kj8dv]

This reminds me of when shoe0nhead went to some conservative rally and the people who wanted to stop the BLM all cited "it's disrespectful to veterans" but when someone was a veteran all but 1 said people have the right to protest and they should be allowed to.

[@joeyjuiice]

I think it’s awesome how cool this trans woman is about everything. But this dude is a little weird about how interested he is in this trans woman.

[@chenseler85]

Why is it weird to find someone attractive? You never do?

[@thedude804]

Dave has made fun of white people a million times. I've never taken offense or thought that he would be disrespectful if I met him in person. I'm not a delicate little snowflake. I'm an American.

[@blahpearson]

Simple take and absolutely spot on. I agree. He rips white folks apart sometimes and I laugh along. Then I think how cool it'd be to talk with him in person!

[@billadonnicadonnicabilla4960]

The problem I have with that is that white comedians aren't "allowed" to make fun of black people. It's the double standard that gets me.

[@elijaharvinger1178]

@@billadonnicadonnicabilla4960 That's bullshit. There's a female comedian who entire set is clowning black men with black stereotypes.

[@elijaharvinger1178]

@@blahpearson White people aren't offended by Dave's white jokes because they know Dave isn't a racist. If Umar Johnson was telling those EXACT same jokes white people would have several meltdowns. The issue that nobody is acknowledging is that alot of so called comedians are hiding bigotry behind "hey it's just jokes" and "I'm a comedian ,I'm allowed to say that". It's become a get out of jail free card. I'm not soft or a snowflake or woke but serious question. When did comedy become just being offensive for offensive sake? Remember Martin Lawrence? ,Bernie Mac?, Robin Harris?, Chris Tucker? Because I do and I remember they didn't have to be deliberately offensive to be funny.

[@khronicganjaofoz5070]

@@elijaharvinger1178 yea but bro as a black dude I can tell u now most black Americans will cry over a white comedian makin jokes about us regardless of if its funny or not. Still happens tho but rarely

[@it82298]

"You CAN'T 🤣 at SOMEONE else if you are NOT willing to 🤣 at YOURSELF" STRAIGHT REAL G-Mode Shit👍🤩😎😍

[@Section8dc]

Faith in humanity increased but not restored, good job Andrew

[@bierlichen1]

Okay, I'm getting Doctor Mrs. The Monarch vibes here.

[@candideggplant1575]

I know her from.......websites, that aside Daisy seems reasonable, not at all like the fake internet drama hype. Also the same way it would be racist or sexist to say that every (group) or (gender) acts and behaves a certain way, respectively, is the same way it is as nonsensical to say that everybody should think the same way depending on what they do or could identify as. As your own person you have to figure out who you are or what you stand for. What makes you you.

[@words007]

Took a minute to google her. Now if your on the internet "who is he/she" is not a smart question anymore.

[@richieswisher4562]

Fukn great episode guys, on some real progressing culture shit. Who knew the flagrant boys would be setting such an example

[@ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr6341]

I'm glad this dude understands how comedy works.

[@stuartmccormick3977]

dudette....😐😐😐😐😑

[@nikola7802]

This conversations just can't happen anywhere else without the feeling of a gun point interview.

[@MegaMexicanamerican]

She's a an amazing actress became a fan of her's last year and many others as well

[@detchdetch12]

Actress?...she does porn.

[@biglaw9418]

Just 4 dudes having a simple conversation

[@merihimsolomon2331]

Just keeping it honest but I'd go there in a heartbeat.

[@MegaUtube99]

Ayo say what now?

[@thomasmitchell4128]

*Vinyl record stopping noise*

[@merihimsolomon2331]

Right ✅️ I've never entertained any thought remotely close but just now, yes man I would go there. I watched one of her videos and she bad. She can keep it tucked or something. I say this with all the respect in the world

[@barryseebo3535]

@@merihimsolomon2331 I mean if my life depended on it, like that was the only cure for a deadly, painful, debilitating disease, Daisy would be one on the list of lifesavers.

[@danielmsheliza8717]

Bro read my mind ngl

[@JRSRLN]

3:38 this needs to be said more often with people that need a reality check. This makes a lot of sense today lol.

[@tonygonzalez704]

Bapohmet has some valid points

[@ducktheseraph]

One of my best friends is a Black Trans woman Republican, strong 2A supporter, despises grooming, hates cops, and makes off color offensive jokes. Trust me, everyone in every different group you can sort people into are going to have wildly different beliefs and opinions outside of the few they share.

[@drekwilliamton5830]

Fr if I go on a date with someone who doesn't disclose they're trans, these hands be swinging

[@noneless100]

I’m glad these 2 dude having conversations about chapelle

[@sherwintavarez8539]

When I watched the special, it actually gave me a way better perspective on transgenders

[@man_down511]

Same

[@strongo121]

I've listen to this girl before she's Kool ASF! Super smart super freaked real! Not a typical person playing victim.

[@JoeBarrow021104]

My take is if you don't agree with Trans, fine don't you do not have to hang out with a Trans. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't want to hang out with you either. Only problems I have is when they try to teach about sexuality in schools as well as combat sports. Maybe add Transsexuality in health class for high school students but not middle school down to grade school. Also, in combat sports I completely disagree having a Trans woman compete with, not sure how to word it without offending but a woman. Don't' care what everybody says however there is a MASSIVE advantage for the Trans fighter. Even if you are taking hormone replacements your body has already developed muscles etc. Bottom line create a new league for Trans fighter or new weight class so they can complete. While I'm add it even the swimming ordeal that's just not right.

[@RagnarLoudpak]

That’s the logical conclusion to come to. No one cares about trans people. They can do what they want as long as they’re not taking opportunities from those who earned them, which you mostly only see with “male-to-female” transformations. Also, they need to leave the kids alone. Other than that, do what you want with your body. Just don’t force others to participate in the facade.

[@cy9141]

They gonna get mad for you to say that because we cant talk about ideas without being bigot

[@agma_si1879]

As a Trans Women, Dave Chappell is hilarious~ yeah, some jokes pushed it. Like everything other group gets pushed Context, and Motive are very important

[@hi_tech_reptiles]

I agree with the sentiment, but the reality is many of these people WANT to be mad and offended. They are filled with jealousy and resentment, which fuels this desire to tear everything and everyone down to their level. They'd rather see everyone be miserable than anyone be happier than they are.

[@chenseler85]

Never pursue anything related to Psychology lol.

[@elijaharvinger1178]

What a shit take.

[@sainttaint3585]

Is Derek permanent co host on the show or just regular appearing guest? Been a fan for a long time haven’t seen him in a minute

[@elchamber]

That's really big for her to speak her mind. A lot of those negative hinder and attack this other perspective. That perspective that ACTUALLY WATCHED THE SPECIAL. So I would applauder her for bring up the facts.

[@tiabrown9014]

Blackness is not a monolithic experience but the black plight is a shared experience throughout the diaspora. As a African girl who was raised in both Africa and America, white Americans and many white Europeans enforce the ideas of hyper individuality which has its pros and cons but most importantly the affect of individualisms within community based groups like black people usually is cause for disruption of tradition and sometimes power. Every black group that has come together in America has been deemed as a threat to American society and disbanded under the guise of terrorism. Now, as a black person I believe a lot of the issues that black people have in judgment of each other is origines in pandering to whiteness=white masculinity=white Christianity. Most of the things black people lash out at other black people about is about how we present. Black masculinity has become so fragile and easily threatened because of its relationship/introduction to “masculinity” through the guise of slavery. They then have enforced this emulation/ mimicking of what was believed to be powerful and masculine onto black women. When POC communities learn to work more as interdependent much like the Jewish community there’s more room for the individual and support for us all as a collective. I think many other minority groups as well as disadvantaged groups should adopt the same thinking. One person shouldn’t be constantly burdened to speak/think for the masses, it puts a target on their heads but more importantly it truly slows down the progress and evolution of the collective. I think Kendrick Lamar really touched on this same exact thing in his newest album. Like as a woman im going to say I don’t believe Amber Heard, I a think JK Rowling was right, and I never stopped watching Chappell and refuse to have any nuance on my opinions.

[@barryseebo3535]

I hear what you are saying, and while there are nuances to discuss, the one that stood out was you talking about the masculine fragility amongst black men. Thes is not a new concept, as an historian nothing is new really, in that it is what we call an honor society. This was very evident in the Mediterranean, particularly focused in the Iberian Peninsula, it was also prevalent in later European and early American culture. The idea that one must defend any slight against one's character, often through violence be it fisticuffs or a duel. Remember, Arron Burr, the vice president, shot and killed Alexander Hamilton, the former Secretary of the Treasury, in a dual over an insult. Thus, this fragility is not something unique to young black males. It is merely manifested more strongly with that group while it has diminished to a greater degree amongst those of European descent (not entirely, because teenage boys still beat the shit out of each other for talking smack). Cube addressed this in Friday with the speech from John Witherspoon about using fists over guns. I think one of the main problems that plague these young men are two fold. One, the most populous group of blacks in the US are in their 20s, the modal age of blacks is 29, whereas whites it is 58, which also explains a large portion of wealth inequality. I know the baby making music was strong in the 90s but damn, black folk were getting it on in the 90s. The second is the fact that when the Moynahan Report came out in 1965, he considered it a national crisis that 25% of black children were born to single parents (thus leading the push for welfare programs to help. which actually incentive single parenthood, which was reenforced by overzealous social workers), now it is around 75%. That means as strong as momma is, she can't teach her son how to be a man. She can try her best, but she was never a teenage boy to know what he is going through any more than a man can know what it is like to be a teenage girl (which is why daddies are so suspicious of any boy their daughters are talking to, cause they know what he is like). Without anyone to guide them through that period, they rely on the only males in their lives, their peers, who are just as lost and angry and aggressive as they are. It then becomes Lord of the Flies. This is also a self-perpetuating cycle as these same lost boys will also likely abdicate their responsibilities toward fatherhood as theirs did them. Until the family structure is returned, it is unlikely to change for that 22% of the black community in poverty (no one like to point out that 78% of blacks are middle class and above). I am not saying this as a criticism, but as a white guy, I will get blasted for saying it, but it is not something I have any power or influence to change. I am not a black man to mentor these kids. And while I taught at an overwhelmingly black school (95%), there were those who accused me of being a white savior, when I treated those kids the same as I did when I later went to a 60 W/40 B school. My kids are my kids and I try to lead them on a path to success no matter what they look like or where they came from. But the point is, no matter how pure my intentions, I can't fix it because there is an automatic doubt because of the real white saviors, prejudiced teachers, and however many bad interactions they may have had or heard of. This is a problem that must be fixed within the community, by the community, and not white folks, brown folks, or asian folks, are going to fix it. It has to be the community working within the community. I still think the government should tax incentivize married parents over single parents. Not because I want to hurt single parents, but maybe that way there would be less of them. That is the only thing I can see that I can do to help is to push for that kind of legislation. But I think that needs to be the priority within the black community to return to the stable family, even if it is likely to take two or three generations to fix, it is the first step to a better future. Thoughts?

[@billjohns1306]

Can you elaborate on the term "hyper individuality"?

[@yondaimesin]

sorry didnt mean to tag ya bill "Blackness is not a monolithic experience but the black plight is a shared experience throughout the diaspora. As a African girl who was raised in both Africa and America, white Americans and many white Europeans enforce the ideas of hyper individuality which has its pros and cons but most importantly the affect of individualisms within community based groups like black people usually is cause for disruption of tradition and sometimes power. Every black group that has come together in America has been deemed as a threat to American society and disbanded under the guise of terrorism." The problem here lies within how the community accepts and ignores certain parts of their problematic clan. if im correctly understanding your point, We as black people tend to keep the bad and never reprimand them as a community. As well as when your community actively discourages following the rules of the society? Im gonna assume the groups that stem from that cancerous mindset are a bit, Hypocritical (see BLM) "Now, as a black person I believe a lot of the issues that black people have in judgment of each other is origines in pandering to whiteness=white masculinity=white Christianity. Most of the things black people lash out at other black people about is about how we present." Most of what black people lash out at each other over is ignorance and poverty, theres also just a general like of lighter skin people no matter the race. its not JUST a black person thing. look at any race that has discrepancies in their skin tones. i dont even know where you are getting this from. blaming white people for cultural issues within the black community is just going to create more strife while we kill each other over disagreements online. " When POC communities learn to work more as interdependent much like the Jewish community there’s more room for the individual and support for us all as a collective." Jewish communities as a collective are MUCH more wealthy and culturally homogenized than black people or almost any other minority group. "I think many other minority groups as well as disadvantaged groups should adopt the same thinking. One person shouldn’t be constantly burdened to speak/think for the masses, it puts a target on their heads but more importantly it truly slows down the progress and evolution of the collective." the problem lies with how people collect behind themselves. a big issue you arent seeing which i mentioned up top, is white people DO think of themselves as a collective, they just throw out the trash when needed. Thats a problem in the American black community, unsure of elsewhere because im only an american black person. "Like as a woman im going to say I don’t believe Amber Heard, I a think JK Rowling was right, and I never stopped watching Chappell and refuse to have any nuance on my opinions." and thats an even bigger problem in the community. Staying willfully ignorant.

[@barryseebo3535]

@@yondaimesin Your statement of taking out the trash is spot on. I have analyzed it this way. Many people were mad that a large percentage of white folk didn't throw their support behind BLM or said All Lives Matter. It was actual equality from the white perspective. When a white person is shot by police the go to thought for white people that I know is "What did he do that got him shot?" when a black person is shot by police, the exact same thought process takes place. What did the criminal do to get shot. When there is no justification, such as with the SC officer who just shot the guy in the back, we agree absolutely, put the guy in jail and throw away the key. We don't "accept it" when a cop shoots someone with no provocation, but we also don't accept bad behavior that leads to a violent interaction. Michael Brown was not an innocent guy with his hands up, Trayvon Martin was not some baby-faced kid who just got blasted in the street, and as much as I think Chauvin was culpable and should face penalty for reckless, I cannot say, based on the evidence, that he was the only factor involved to make it "beyond a reasonable doubt" he was at fault (the lethal levels of drugs, the delay in medical care because of the crowd, the second camera angle of his position on Floyd). I remember watching the entire film of Rodney King and thinking for a good portion, dude, stay down, and then there is that moment where he does and the cops keep going, and at that point they are all guilty from them on. But what many people didn't accept is the time before it went too far and placed it all in the same context. Where the misconception about white folk comes in is assuming that the problem is that the victim is black, no it is the same standard which we place on white folks, the determination of a racial component lies entirely in the black community. There is a book by sociologist Rogers Brubacker called Ethnicity Without Groups, where he posits that it is not the individuals involved who place an ethnicity on a situation, but those who observe and report of the incident. Cop shoots fleeing suspect has a different connotation than White cop shoots fleeing black suspect. Notice that the facts of the situation do not change, but based on the reporting your perception does. Racism is not going to die, it exists in all communities. Seriously, be a white person and go to Sweden or Denmark and try and get a job, it isn't solidarity of being white, it is the exclusion because you are not of the same culture, and lets not get started on Eastern Asia, there is even, as you mentioned, colorism within black the black community or in the southwest Asian communities, Hell, look at the Hutus and Tutsis in Rwanda, or the Sunni, Shia, and Kurds in the middle East. This is the nature of humans when we other people, and the current rhetoric in the black activism community is an us/them mentality, which is the same mentality as the white supremacists. When most of us are just like, is the person cool with me, then they are a good person. I don't like rap after around 94 (or most music to be honest, I am at that point in life) I am not a fan of sportsball, and I am an academic. So if the Lil Wayne look alike who has a foul mouth in public, is blasting his mumble rap at 120 db out of a car that the mods cost more than the car, I am going to make a judgement that he is not someone with shared interest. Not because he is black, but his presentation because it is the same as I would make if it were a white person in a jacked up pickup truck, with dog boxes, and profanity laden window stickers, they are not my peer group. however, in one scenario I would be labeled racist, where the other no one would judge me. I think that is what stalls any real discussion of issues. it has become a situation of, as was said, monolithic in that you have to accept all aspects or you are an enemy, but it can not be examined for nuance of any sort. Thoughts?

[@tiabrown9014]

@@yondaimesin I don't think you understood what I wrote and aren't thinking critically before answering. I'm going to answer you in two parts, give you authors, case studies, as well as quotes from historical figures. 1. Your point here is confusing because as I stated blackness is not a monolithic experience and black people should be able to live, give opinions, thoughts, ideas that are their own without having it be held against the entirety of the race. We should be able to to do all this within the black community and externally. Certain issues though require the collective support and energy of the entire community to push for justice and equality in spaces where there isn't, which is many. The BLM group should be regarded the same way as any group that has profited off of the fear, issues, and the pain/trauma of a community. I don't believe all the bad eggs are given shelter, if anything most people within the black community shun said bad eggs harder because they do not want their own black experience to be seen(and the question here is by who) in comparison to theirs. Much like Andrew stated as a white man, he free to make mistakes or give opinions and his actions do not fall on the shoulders of the collective unlike many minority groups. There is a larger level of scrutiny for the shortcomings, mistakes, and failures of black people as whole to their white counterparts. The judicial system is a prime example. Studies done by the ACLU reported that from the 2.3 million drug arrests in the US more than half are marijuana based. Statistically, within the U.S black and white people have used marijuana at the same rate for the last 10+ years but blacks are 3.73 times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana. The scrutiny we give black groups and movements like I stated isn't near as much as we do their white counterparts. BLM is perfect for this example but in truth I was referring to the Black Panthers, who are seen and projected by mainstream media as a criminal organization/a terrorist group yet they created the SNAP or food stamps/WIC program that the entire U.S still uses to this day to help feed many single mothers and low income families. They were flawed people yes, but the level of scrutiny they experience in contrast to actual radical terrorist organization such as the KKK and white supremist groups isn't and wasn't on the same level. Example, The Cancer Fund of America which is one of the US's largest philanthropic organizations run by James T Reynolds, takes a annual salary of $230,000 but not just himself each and every family member takes $230,000. This charity only funds 2.5% of it's donations to support families of cancer victims. Yet this "charity", the American Breast Cancer Foundation, and the Children's Wish Foundation all groups who pocket money from victims and use it to pay themselves are still functioning and rarely questioned. Shit, you see donation buckets for them in grocery stores, fast food restaurants, and schools. Where is the accountability? Are they "thrown in the garbage?" like you stated? 2. Your point on poverty and skin tone is strange because it just supports what I said? I want you to answer me this, how is poverty created, what historically events contributed to black poverty within this country, and who created the system of colorism? How is colorism defined? Who benefits from the divisions that colorism creates? There is historical evidence and information on this topic. I'm getting this from data, science, and research/history. I can't do this work for you but here journals.library.wustl.edu/globalstudies/article/id/365/ download the paper and read,www.aaihs.org/colorism-as-racism-garvey-du-bois-and-the-other-color-line/, news.uga.edu/history-of-colorism-sheds-light-on-discrimination/. What I wrote will only make sense when you're more educated on these issues and won't further explain until then. 3. Please think about my statement through answering these critical thinking points. What does their wealth have to do with black communities replicating their(Jewish communities) interdependent communal practices? Please define Independency. What percentage of the market is kept alive by minority groups? How much do black people contribute as whole to the overall GDP? Wouldn't it be more fruitful for us to change the way we invest, spend, and distribute our wealth? Why are Jewish communities so wealthy? What are the communal practices that keep the wealth flowing within the community? Now, look at what you wrote. How does that make sense to what I said and my touch points. 4. Lastly, how is anything I said willfully ignorant when most of your statements are opinion based? I said I wont give nuance to my opinion, not that opinions aren't developed or supported by data and research. This goes back to the original touch point of my post as stated by Andrew. He is allowed to give a opinion as a white man and not be made a representative for his group. I am allowed to have my own opinions and they do not have to reflect that of the collective yet here you are perpetuating the same issue he talked about plagues people of color. You stated "that's an even bigger problem within the community, staying willfully ignorant." Why are you making me opinion the issue of the community when I am my own person? You are the exact problem he talked about. As a African girl who has traveled a lot of the world and who lives in this country I must say your lack of education on the part of your race and community is "willful ignorance". Here is a list of books I recommend to hopefully ramify that. Peace brother. Wealth, Poverty and Politics Book by Thomas Sowell The Wealth of Nations Book by Adam Smith The Hidden Cost of Being African American: How Wealth Perpetuates Inequality 1st Edition Nothing Personal-James Baldwin Introduction to African American studies: Cultural concepts and theory- Anderson Talmadge White Evangelical Racism: The Politics of Morality in America (A Ferris and Ferris Book) Freedom Is a Constant Struggle: Ferguson, Palestine, and the Foundations of a Movement Our Kind of People: Inside America's Black Upper Class he Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap

[@lrodriguez8878]

Was this episode taken down?

[@chadjeffery9635]

Oh dang Daisy Taylor. I love her. Lol

[@railroadtrash09]

Andrew layed it out perfectly.

[@wandering_heart]

Daisy made me proud here defending Dave. Was nervous to watch because she is mine and my wife's favorite. 🤣😂

[@enriqueaguilar422]

He …. HE is your favorite

[@JJG-jq7tk]

@@enriqueaguilar422 yeah we know he's a guy Sherlock, now shush your mouth

[@enriqueaguilar422]

@@JJG-jq7tk so if u know why u keep calling it a female ?

[@JJG-jq7tk]

@@enriqueaguilar422 "it" isn't used for people, did you not learn proper English, learn some English before you tell people what they should and should not call someone XD

[@wandering_heart]

@@enriqueaguilar422 oh, stop being a bitch. "He/she" are not "male/female". Pronouns are not biology. If someone wants to be called "she" and isn't trying to force me to do the same, I'm happy as a lark to oblige. Fact is, Daisy is far more feminine than most women these days. I'm happier to call daisy "she/her" than to call most sjw females the same. That's a fucking woman as far as I am concerned. No reason to buck it. Protesting just looks like insecurity. 🤷‍♂️

[@itsjohnnyr8560]

That’s not just some trans woman, that’s Daisy Fucking Taylor

[@TheTkpham]

When conservatives talk about the far Woke Left being Marxist, they don't mean just economic socialism, they mean the mentality that all aspects of society are divided into the Oppressed and Oppressors. And with socialism it's about economic status. But it's being used for feminism, LGTBQ rights, race relations, etc. All of those can also label people as oppressed and oppressor, ignoring that a lot of people just want to live free and not be activists. I'm a liberal but I think the far left is just as loony as the far right. Treating all the centrists as being "part of the problem" if they aren't "part of the solution" is what caused all this tribalism.

[@bladejordan1023]

As a conservative, I completely agree.

[@getphuked5632]

Let people live how they want, and if it's funny keep laughing

[@austinpleasants5293]

Lol that boy said if you live in Gotham 😂😂 y’all are dope rare that people are this real appreciate 🤙🤙🤙

[@ashuramarutempest6867]

Daisy Taylor, my mana Schulz is a legend

[@cmorrow74]

My respect for Daisy Taylor just increased exponentially.

[@jesseondrumsjd]

Damn they’re getting good at this trans stuff. Once they can fix the voice deepening people gonna be getting catfished on the steady

[@Kujjiman]

No kiddin that’s a good lookin human. Would easily fool me at 2am

[@diamondbackspartan3204]

@mr fantastic bwahahahaha

[@dianavargas9902]

@mr fantastic that happened 🙄

[@wandering_heart]

@@dianavargas9902 yup. I absolutely call bullshit.

[@TheSolidShow2024]

Move over John Mulaney and Dave Chappelle… Deric Poston is the new king of trans 🏳️‍⚧️ 👑

[@Franck_Major_X]

Daisy my crush 😍

[@arghamukherjee8306]

I have worked with Trans girls & I always support them. Never made a joke about them.

[@GOUKENize]

I think I know her ...

[@timmochama7712]

I have to admit I watched the first 20 seconds with the sound off.. then the bass dropped😮

[@DavidBaronStevensPersonal]

If you can't laugh at yourself, you have no business saying anything about anyone else. People need to learn to take jokes about themselves or else no one will take them seriously.

[@janeshepard9549]

Finally someone who is trans who is also calm & reasonable. Also yes, I know who Daisy Taylor is - don't ask me how.

[@JacobW.83]

How?

[@janeshepard9549]

@@JacobW.83 Just Google her name, bro

[@jordancole5671]

@@JacobW.83 probably from any trans porn site.

[@mexicanadian0846]

The craziest part, is that there are men who become women, who look better than some women. 🧐🧐🤔🤔 food for thought

[@razorbeard6970]

Not really. If you think about how the people you think are ugly have continued generation after generation. You realize how empty these standards and observations can be for many.

[@breadface91]

Fun fact: that is a guy pretending 2 be a women

[@michaelbonhomme3677]

Which jokes were rough?! Problem is that there’s no neutral ground to unpack beliefs logically until there’s nothing left unknown

[@katiawojcik962]

Did you not watch the special... he pretty much announces them... "this one is going to get me in trouble", etc.

[@Reap3r-013]

I listened to this episode and my God, Daisey seems like the coolest person to kick it with, she didn't take hereself too seriously and she was laughing at the guys jokes and all, I didn't even know who she was, had to Google it. I'm a Nigerian living in Nigeria so I've probably never met a trans person but damn...if all trans people are like her, then I fuck with y'all!

[@frankkidman4082]

Don't act like you guys don't know who's she is

[@flyinghighagain7712]

Its the reason they bought her on. Now that she said what her fans want to hear they can jerk with a clean conscience.

[@killwalker]

Akash totally checking out that dude. He can't stop 🤣🤣

[@aguy2162]

Not the first time she's made me click on a thumbnail lol

[@bentleysfunworld8186]

You said busting balls at the end 😄