The Transphobes Are Confused | Accidental Allies
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Some very confused bigots who did not mean well, but were accidentally being allies
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@@Salikino They can make comments before they post publicly
@@Made-UpEarth I know I just thought it was funny
Yesterday a young person didn't know how to refer to me and gave me the honorific "Boss". I thought it was an awesome gender neutral honorific.
I’ve seen some people use “captain”. Personally I just like to call people “honey” regardless of gender, as it’s fully gender neutral, and can be used in a positive way, or can be somewhat condescending, depending on the context
I love how gender-neutral "comrade" is. Definite left-wing connotations though.
@@CJtheentityas a lady who is now over 50, I like calling people"honey" or "sweetie" and it seems to go over well.
Reminds me of a thread I once read where someone shared that when one of their teachers learned they're enby during introductions, he slightly derailed the class to have a discussion and come up with My Liege as a badass neutral counterpart to Sir/Madam for them. There are so many good options, depending if you want it to be more chummy or official.
@@jamesphillips2285 reminds me of when i did this long-paced roleplay in a silly griffin roleplaying game and I kept calling this other person "comrade." I didn't remember their name and didnt really care abt their character's gender so i just kept using it, even if it seemed out of character from my pov
I've been in the woman's toilet when a (cis) man has come in to take his daughter to the toilet, only the end stall was free so I directed her there (she couldn't see it past me), the dad looked uncomfortable being in there.
I said he could stand by her cubical in case she needs him, which she did (she was 3-4). An older lady (50's maybe) saw him and asked what he was doing stating that this IS the womans room, trying to force him out, making his kid cry (in the stall) so he went in and comforted her, the lady called him a pervert and rushed out to get "help".
I told him not to worry he hasn't done anything wrong, he let me know that the last time he tried taking her into the mens room his daughter got creeped out by men staring at her, and some questionable behaviour from the men in there, so he thought it would be safer for her in the womans room even if he was uncomfortable, and this was the first time he had an issue (there weren't any "parents" rooms).
He was/is a single dad so he was just doing his best, I was in there for a similar reason helping a small sibling (also 3-4) use the toilets, so I know what he was struggling with that the child needed help with.
All this to say idc who is in the toilets, do your business and be gone, mind your own and get on with your day.
Yep, all this bathroom hysteria fixes nothing, prevents nothing, and just makes it harder for anyone who doesn't conform to gender stereotypes or needs assistance using the bathroom.
A friend's sister is a wheelchair user and requires assistance to use the toilet. The person who is most often with her is her father. Apparently they never used to really have any issues, the occasional Karen but not much else (and mostly for ableist reasons, not transphobia), but recently they've been having a lot more issues just getting her into a bathroom to pee.
@@waffles3629 I need people to mind their own business, trans or not, toilets are not fussed who uses them so "you" don't need to be either, just unisex all bathrooms the way it should be, easy.
Why didn't he go into the cubicle with her? There may not have been an accessible toilet but it's kind of a given in the UK that they are for parents with children too.
@@user-jf3lo6ss2i The cubicles are were very small, like the width of a door and the door is not even 10cm from hitting the toilet when you open the door, so no room at all for him.
@@terrifiedofhumans1129 Let's be clear on one thing about your story.
That man was scared to take his daughter into the male toilet because of how the males were a threat to his daughter. Yet there isn't meant to be any threat to females if the let males into their spaces?
How does that make any sense? If males aren't a threat, then surely there would have been no problem with him taking his daughter into the male toilet?
i literally had to explain to my husband yesterday that a trans woman is a WOMAN, because he was trying to figure out how to refer to a trans person in reference to their assigned birth sex and i had to be like "no, they're women because that's how they identify and the fact that they are trans women is what tells you they were not assigned female at birth. trying to refer to them by their birth sex instead of their gender identity just negates the whole concept of identity. they are women, and they are trans, and that's all you need to know."
Something that helped me figure it out (because I would get it backwards all the time) is that trans is just an adjective. So you look at the woman and you notice she's tall. She's a *tall* woman. You also could look at a woman and she tells you she's trans. She's a *trans* woman. Hope that helps!
Wow, you're still trolling Jamie's channel? That's... sad 😂@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz You use Fakeportation to go to Fakeapline Gaul to take out a financial Fakeaction.
You're an ignorant cultist.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jzhow so? I’m curious as to what your evidence to back this is.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz "fake women" can still be women. Ppl call women who have had a lot of surgery done fake women, women who work, fake women, women who can't have kids, fake, so on. Calling trans women fake doesnt mean necessarily they arent women, but that they dont meet your personal criteria of what a "real woman" is. And bc we're talking about trans ppl and your brain is small, you think "fake women" means man.
The rainbow wasn't related to Jesus in the Bible. Noah received the rainbow as a sign of God's love for creation and a symbol of the covenant--the promise not to destroy humanity again. Proof that people who claim they are so religious actually don't have any idea what they're talking about.
That's not quite the promise but close enough.
Also Gilbert Baker, the creator of the original rainbow pride flag, made the flag a rainbow in reference to that. He was a Jewish man.
@@Cecilpediaah, classic thing of Christians taking something from jewish people and acting like they made it
@@Cecilpedia I have a rainbow flag that was used as a peace flag in Europe in 1961. It was also used for the Rainbow Coalition (multiracial political movement) in the 1970s. The rainbow flag was first used as a gay pride flag in 1978. Baker himself said he "chose the rainbow motif because of its associations with the hippie movement of the Sixties". (Bay Area Reporter, 1985).
I've never heard that Baker was influenced by the story of Noah and the rainbow, but of course he may have said that at another time.
Oh, I thought that God created rainbows because water and sunshine make cool colors, but okay
"Batperson provides a safe space for others." Like Batman doesn't? He's a superhero, that's his entire point??
Edit: Guys your opinions on Batman as a hero are irrelevant. Any criticism you have that he fails to keep people safe only confirms the point of superheroes, not negate it.
also why are they saying that like it's a bad thing?
@@prageruwu69I love ur username
@@prageruwu69 Your handle made me cackle. XD
Batman litterally comforts children, obviously he'd do that
@@prageruwu69 because they dont think the "others" deserve safety
Transphobes: HIS PRONOUNS ARE SHE HER NOT HE HIM.
Lmfao true
well meaning allies saying "her pronouns are he/him" but in reverse:
Real
@@prageruwu69allies are at least trying, and its just cute :')
@@prageruwu69 One is worse than the other, because the former is malicious and the latter just needs a little course correction, and at least the positive intent is there.
Also, that is the best username I have seen in a long time.
The thing about transphobes that is most insane to me is how they fixate SO HARD on what's in everyone's pants, like... y'all call US the perverts.
Oh yeah, according to pornhub, porn viewing central in the US is the US bible belt
Facts. The first time I was called a p*dophile I was 14 and had just refused to show an adult my genitals because I was making her uncomfortable for refusing to show them.
highest teen pregnancy rates ( how that abstinence only sex ed is going, lmao) and porn watchers... A LOT of the google searches are for lesbian porn too btw. yep.@@Coelacanth1
@@Coelacanth1as someone from the Bible Belt, I am not surprised
@@normalhuman9878 And there a potential problem with respect to all anti trans legislation that is being put in place in the bible belt and other sympathetic states ; are the people that propose these laws making the error of mistaking porn fantasy for lived reality? For sure given there is not that many Trans people about where are these lawmakers deriving their data?
Everytime i hear some one say "you are what you were born as" i always think about that response that's like "i was born a baby."
They’re projecting
Yeah that always makes me laugh, too. Like "omg you used to be a guy?! But I'm not gay!!!" like I also used to be a child, guess that means you're a pedo
You are not what you were born as, but they are since they keep acting like a big baby 😅
@@undefinederror40404 Technically a baby can't walk so they're toddlers, even they're not what they were born as!
A baby has a penis or a vagina. Man or woman. Full stop.
This literally happened to me in Overwatch yesterday because I use the trans flag in my profile. This girl was mad I outplayed her, and she said, "You'll never be a real woman!!!" I just said, "omg thanks!" (I'm enby/transmasc) Like what a doofus.
LMFAOOO
Wow, you play online video games, way to go with the stereotypes, got blue hair and nose ring too? 🤣
@@dustygania2425 Stop projecting you walking stereotypical cultist.
You still play Overwatch? Isn't that game dead?
@@dustygania2425 It's more concerning that they still play Overwatch in 2024 IMO.
"Is non-violent" Batman never kills. This is like a main plot point in the comics. He never kills the supervillains, so they always come back. This person doesn't even know Batman lmao.
Well, non-lethal and non-violent aren't the same thing. Non-lethal means no killing. Non-violent means no fighting.
Fair warning: I missed the Batman meme, and am too lazy to trying the video right now, so I don't know the context of your comment; just wanted to point out that Batman is mildly violent, considering he does often beat up villains, even though he doesn't kill. 😅
My inner Batman nerd has been released and I must say, while Batman is /strictly/ against killing, he is definitely violent. He won’t brake any necks, but he’ll definitely breaks arms, legs and ribs
@@WooffzTheCoon true, but fisticuffs isn't usually what people mean when they say "violence". Batman doesn't carry a gun, or even a taser most of the time, and rarely uses anything more harmful than pepper spray. If you punch someone who has a gun, that would be considered violence prevention.
@@sophiejones3554 In fairness, 'fisticuffs' doesn't really convey things. He beats the living shit out of people until they're unconscious and breaks bones. That's not a sparring match.
@@WooffzTheCoon I disagree with all of this. Batman is *usually* against killing, definitely cant say /strictly/. He has killed people at least 10 times in canon comics. He committed his first killing in 1939 in "Detective Comics #27" long before any of the recent movies where his attitude has changed, and has killed many times since. Anyone that thinks canonical Batman is against killing is NOT a true Batman nerd lol, and only knows the recent stuff.
I once met a person who kept telling me that there were only two genders and your sex and gender were the same. I asked him about intersex people, and he of course didn’t know what it was. After explaining, he said whichever the person was MORE was their gender. I said, what if it’s equal? And he said than it could be either, but definitely not both. Like buddy, according to you your sex IS your gender so having male and female parts should mean, in your logic, that person would be a girl and a boy. Transphobia is not based on facts, and their argument dies after any kind of research.
It’s almost as if transphobes are stupid 🤔
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz
Actually many intersex people can struggle with gender dysphoria because of their sex and the challenges that come with it.
Not to mention the many intersex people who are trans.
The intersex people who were surgically altered as an infant and then ended up being trans as literal direct result.
And the argument was quite simply about genders and sex being different, and how if gender was actually the same as sex, than sex wouldn’t be binary either.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz
The vast majority of intersex people fight for the rights of transgender people because the laws made on them are often very interconnected. Many of the laws condemning trans people accessing surgery allow the unethical act of surgery on intersex infants.
So of course they’re very much fighting the same fight.
They also are made victims over much of the same discrimination surrounding their sex and gender being different, especially in heathcare, as well as being denied their identity as a result, or being harassed, or being fetishized etc.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz don’t act like you fucking care. you just want to be hateful. It’s honestly kind of pathetic 🤦
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz Nope, you're just projecting your assumption that your noisy cult is the majority onto hypothetical intersex people while teritt is actually backed by fucking facts and data.
I'm DYING over the "Trans women can never be a man" one 💀💀💀 CORRECT sir!
That's it
Well. They already are men. So. Lol
Yep. I've gotten that one a lot, except I'm not a trans woman. It's extra infuriating for them when they switch and tell me I can never be a woman, because I'm non-binary, telling me I'll never be a man or woman are both correct.
fr like one time my sister (who my mum ha outed me to without telling me or with consent)said that "trans men are taking away women hood" ( due to a post on Facebook about a pregnant trans man) I sat there for like 20 minutes trying to figure out what she meant and in my head I was like "that is the last thing trans men want don't worry I have yet never said anything about this.
Accidental ally
"you can't change what you're born as" is so funny to me because it implies that everyone are all still infants.
You can't change your biological sex but you can change your gender.
The transphobes that say that are certainly acting like babies/children so it sounds like it's just projection 😂
I support trans people 100% so I hope this doesn’t sound bigoted. If gender is a social construct, how can someone be born transgender? This is not a rhetorical question. I’m curious and want to educate myself.
@@BulbasaurLeavesI’d say it’s usually that the way they perceive their gender and how they wanted to engage with gendered parts of the world ultimately never really changed even if their understanding did. Of course, the statement “trans people were born their gender” is also a generalization to some degree, there are some trans people who feel like they changed their gender and that’s also fine and deserving of support.
@@BulbasaurLeaves That's sorta the intersection and why many say to abolish gender.
"I was born X" is more generally* a shorthand for "Every role or expression I've wanted to fulfill has been ruled by society as being for X gender"
* even if the gender system never existed, physical dysphoria would still be a thing, whether that's genitals specifically or breasts/body hair/height, whatever.
i think that "assigned gender at birth" should be referred as "assumed gender at birth"
I think assigned is fine because it's very clearly stating that the doctor assigned it to you, rather than you discovering it. It's explicitly separate from your actual gender identity. You're right that it would be better to just assume rather than legally lock someone into a gender without their consent.
Well, sometimes people can also be misassigned, in the case of intersex people. I do agree with your take, though. @@joshuanorman2
@@joshuanorman2 Well, you can't make sexism work if you can't differentiate the men from the women, right?
@@gummirwl this is true
Agreed.
I saw a terf say “Trans people, or, as I call them, men,” and I found it kinda funny that they affirm trans men while denying trans women 😅
Hmm... Funny. Even though I got put on the front lines for it.
Reminds me of the villain from that one JelloApocalypse video who's trans-positive but hyper sexist.
"To all the trans men out there, congrats on joining THE WINNING TEAM!"
@@hoodiesticksDUDES ROCK
I see a weird and worrying pattern here
@@hoodiesticksI NEED A NAME OR POSSIBLY A CLIP
edit: phobia is aversion. not fear. original post unchanged below
ive seen several times bigots saying "I'm not homophobic/transphobic because I'm not scared of gay/trans people and don't have a phobia" but forget that fear is the triggering of the fight of flight response. the *fight* or flight response. as in them *fighting* gay/trans people? yea their phobia manifests as anger and fighting, not running and fleeing.
Not to mention phobia also means _aversion_
Fear manifest as Hate. Hate and Fear are opposite sides of the same coin.
Anger, OTOH, is the opposite-side of the same coin from _pain._ Behind anger lies pain.
@@John_Weiss interesting words of wisdom
@@NexusOfChaos Originated from my years in treatment for my depressive mood disorder!
@@John_WeissI'm happy you're getting treatment. I hope it helps you feel better! :) ❤
12:21 It was someone challenging Graham Lineham to define a chair -- and he did so as (IIRC) "generally having four legs, a back, and a seat for one person" or something along those lines. And the person replied with a picture of a horse and said (with all the gusto I'm sure that Diogenes had when they plucked a chicken and brought it to Plato's academy) "Behold, a chair".
Also technically that is not "a chair". It's a picture of a chair!
@@Valfara770 Ce n'est pas une chaise.
Or is it?? *V sauce music intensifies*
@@ArtsyKnox25 you accused me of defending rape then defended a dude who calls rape victems r*pists. Care to provide the source you claimed you had?
also according to him, a chair in my living room isn’t a chair (it currently only has 3 legs - but does still sort of work!), and a lot of stools aren’t either, since a lot of them have 3 legs
*Laughs in electrician* just illustrates the Dunning-Kruger effect perfectly. People get so confident in their 6th-grade level understanding of things, and severely underestimate how complex the world is in all its facets... whether that's electrical outlets & components, or snail sexes.
i = it to learning addition and subtraction.. you learn more complicated math later.. tho w biology a lot of school leave it at m & f forgetting intersexed and trans... so here we are..."SUDDENLY lgbtq are EVERYWHERE" lol. watching docus.. some cultures have known for hundreds or thousands of yrs, some even celebrate them. also seems to be common if you have a lot of kids that there's a higher % that the last boy is gay, especially if you have a lot of older sisters... bc hormones.
While yes I fully agree, the dunning Kruger effect is not really a proven theory and is itself a dunning Kruger effect.
Again, you are fully right, I just love sharing fun facts
i’m studying biology / genetics and oh my god the way people are always like “xx & xy!” like chromosomes are the only thing that dictate gender. i’m going to scream into a pillow now
@@animuswondernot to mention all sorts of chromosome variables that cause very common sets like “xxy” and “yxxyy”
As a former 6th grader I find it offensive to compare these fools to a 6th grader, maybe you could call them something like monocelular amoeba
Speaking of "Birthing Person" and womb transplants, I love that meme where someone describes women as "born with the intention or capacity of holding eggs" and someone replied with a picture of a man who is most likely an egg farmer, considering he is both holding a pallet of eggs, and has at least a thousand eggs stacked up behind him. Making Diogenes proud with that one.
Big Diogenes, "behold a man" vibes.
I once did a post about loving my woman's body, and all the transphobes liked it... because they though I wasn't trans. Uh, nope, trans as a foldout couch!
Never heard "trans as a foldout couch" before, but I love it 😆 ❤
@@Emilightning thank you! I was wondering if it would work when I thought it up during the comment. Feel free to use.
Trans as a foldout couch!
As a trans person who isn't accepted in a bigoted house, this helps me get through it. Thanks, Jammi!
Stay safe, stay hopeful, stay you! Your current situation isn't permanent. It sucks but someday you _will_ be looking back on it. You are valid and appreciated.
Take care of yourself 💓
Remember, about 70% of the country agrees that trans people should have their rights too.
It's just the bigoted 30% cry out against freedom even louder (bigotry is anti-freedom). .
We support you and love you, I know it can be difficult but you are so so strong ily
Jammi has such an amazing community, and I'm so glad that we can all be accepted and apart of it❤️
the fact that transphobia, homophobia, etc, still is a thing is really sad ngl :(
sadly not shocking it still exist
I feel like intolerance and bigotry will stay forever, I hate it
Or who knows, maybe in 2250, we'll finally destroy bigotry
Transphobia hasn't been a thing for very long because the social contagion of transgenderism hasn't been a thing for very long
@@blowinatrannythe phrase “transgenderism” is a huge red flag lmao
Edit: I didn’t notice it initially but yeah the “social contagion” and the username makes it even worse
@@blowinatranny Don't make me pull out the Left-handed chart
I imagine the transphobes typing those repeated sentences while sobbing and rocking back and forth lmao
💀 thanks for the mental image, I needed the laugh.
Birthing persons could also be used because "women" doesn't encompass all birthing people. Not everyone that can give birth is a woman, and not every woman can give birth.
i would just call it biological parents? birthing people sounds odd imo
@@VillesFanUTTPnone of this is true, which is why you got banned.
@@molls127 but not both biological parents give birth. It is also only used when referring to the whole group of people who have given birth or can give birth, not when referring to a specific person, because then you can just refer to their gender.
Not every woman can give birth but only women can give birth. Trans men are female and I personally think it's a nonsense that they have to pretend that the word 'woman' might not apply to them but if they insist then it should be "woman and birthing persons". But it's bullsh*t really, they know they are female and if they have their reproductive organs that they have the capacity to get pregnant and give birth.
This x1,000,000. I would like to think that this term actually excludes me, because while I have the bits to carry a child I don't ever want to (nor want to have children from other avenues either). If I could give the bits away without massive medical downsides, I would in a heatbeat (which is ironic, bc a second heart will never beat in me, but could in someone else with the transplant 😅😅)
the thing i love about the gendered plug and socket memes is that *they do realize theres more than one hole and more than one way to plug them, right?*
*YOUR POINT IS FAILING KEVIN*
Engineer here. There are also plugs that are identical and designed to mate to the same connector. The common term used for these plugs is "hermaphroditic".
Even the engineers are obsessed with junk.
I love the fact that there is a thing called "mini gender changer" and I had one without knowing it, until I looked through my box full of spare cables and computer parts.
@@Shield-Theyden ive been enlightened
YEAH PEOPLE ARENT ELECTRICAL OUTLETS KEVIN
YOURE BEING WEIRD KEVIN
@@sonofaspyder3000 Kevin has a Cyclonus/Tailgate fetish and he's trying to find the transformers smut side that doesn't have calipers and this is his cry for help.
The ones just repeating the same sentence over and over remind me of 1 of 3 things:
1. Some kind of arcane ritual
2. Cult brainwashing tactics
3. That annoying 7 year old kid who thinks he's winning the argument by shouting the same thing on repeat while the rest of the class cringes
"you are your birth gender!" thanks i was born nonbinary
"you are your birth sex!" thanks i was born intersex
somehow this is very confusing to them
Not surprising, since as you probably know: intersex people are often "corrected" as babies to keep up the appearances of a gender binary.
Ive seen a video in which science explains how trans people (who arent intersex) are PHYSIOLOGICALLY intersex which is really interesting
Anyway the video itself is basically being trans supported by science
@@nottzohihi could you tell me the name of that video i am actually very interested
No intersex, just vsc and vsd, you're male and female according birth sex!
@@nottzo could you give me the name of the video please
"Batperson: Funded by Bill Gates" as opposed to...Batman who is...also a rich man? Wait. why would Batperson need to be funded by Bill Gates when they are probably still ultra rich in their alter ego?
I think it's just that Bill Gates supports vaccines and is thus ascended into the right's Villain Pantheon.
Bill gates is part of conspiracy theories, so they are intimating that they'd be trans because of the commie/gay/trans agenda.
Bc trans people are a psyop plant and not billionaires
Once I mentioned to a friend how a lot of transphobes will mix up what "trans man" and "trans woman" mean.
He said he actually wasn't sure about it himself, and I explained it to him. He was a little embarrassed for not knowing, but the fact that he wanted to learn and wants to try to not be a bigot is the big difference! These people don't know the difference AND they don't care. That's why their bigots.
That's because it is confusing, trans women are a sub group of male and trans men are a sub group of female, that is why they can get pregnant and give birth. It would actually be more accurate to say trans feminine and trans masculine, since trans people are changing gender and not biological sex.
I would also get confused lmao. Or more accurately I get so anxious about using the right terms that even as a transmasc person myself, I sometimes STILL say the wrong one! I'm like omg please don't ask me to use English right now. I also use other wrong words or completely forget common words so it's not just gender I mess up, but that's the most embarrassing thing to get confused on.
I asked someone for an "ink device to sign with" the other day because I couldn't get "pen" out. 😅
Back when trans was knew to me, i asked my trans guy friend who likes girls if he’s a lesbian or straight 💀
@@user-jf3lo6ss2iactually people do use the terms transfem and transmasc now!
As if, anyone can be in a loving relationship without sexual intimacy. Only heterosexual people, think that any people who are together in relationship that "sex" is the basis for that relationship. This is a heteronormative bias. In MHO
I'm ace in a relationship with another ace person, and we get asked sometimes "whats the point of being in a romantic relationship without sex?" It makes me sad for them.
@@crazinventor4442 Exactly!
Yup, I have a friend who is cis-straight, but she knows I am bi and asexual. Threw me she's learned a lot about the community. Half a year ago she was trying to have a meaningful conversation with her then boyfriend who she had been with for nearly two years and had plans to move in together, she asked him would he still love her and date her if she was ace (she's not but wanted to know his response) and he flipped out and said hell no and that was when she realized he was only with her for the sex. Now she's with a guy that respects her and she can be intimate with both physically and emotionally.
Well, "allonormative", anyway.
@@rosieg6989 I'm really glad that she found out when she did. Now she can get a man who is loving her as a person not an object.
I just realised I hate the plug analogy specifically because the group that's clutching their pearls like "think of the children stop sExUaLiZiNg them!!!" is the same group implying your relationship is only valid if one partner can insert their bits into the other
like wow what a way of telling on yourself that seemingly the only value a partner has to you is sexual and that's the mindset you bring into how you think about the LGBT+ community
Reminds me of the UFC guy who recently ranted about how you should hate your son if he's gay because he won't give you grandchildren. A lot of these people literally do just view relationships in terms of making babies.
My accidental ally story is that my mom and her neighbour/friend got pregnant almost back to back and the woman's husband was every kind of phobic and ist and before either of them had an ultrassound he would always say his his "son" will flirt with "weak" ladies like me,he got 2/3 right,cause i am weak lady and all 3 of his daughters(2 of which are twins)are butch lesbians
I could be wrong, but I think the term Pwned may possibly apply here, in your favor.
Why tf are cishets so obsessed with children’s sexuality. Like no, an infant can’t “flirt” it’s so weird
"Actually, sir, your daughter is quite submissive when we--"
Confused definitely looks like it would be a Pixar movie. We'd get a gripping, emotional coming out story as we follow the protagonist on their journey of figuring themself out
The image is AI generated using bing image generator. It probably would be a fun movie but considering how homophobic/transphobic Disney actually is (all their "activism" is solely performative) I doubt it will ever be made and if it is it would be crowdfunded and picked up by an indie studio and/or streaming service like what happened to Namona. (Blue Sky's magnum opus which was cancelled by Disney for being "too gay" and then picked up by Netflix and crowdfunding to finish the movie)
I was going to say this would be an awesome movie
@@KrimsonKattYTIt was canceled by Disney TWICE! Nate tried to prompt it to Disney, who shut it down, but then BlueSky picked it up. Disney bought BlueSky, and then shut it down during the pandemic for "cost concerns." After that, Netflix helped them finish the job. There's even a sign somewhere saying "BlueSky Never Dies" in the movie.
I actually really want to see it, wish it was a real trans ally movie. Could be pretty cool
I'd watch it!
“Confused” is a full movie about OT being confused by memes. I’d watch the heck out of that. 😂
confused by bigotted memes that turn out as accidental allies
So, The Click???
@@sassylittleprophetnah, its click's boyfriend
I just love the american flag in there lol
OT? Only trans?? Only terfs?? Tf does the O meann
I was involved in a car accident awhile back, and the person that hit me was trying to offend me (ftm) by saying I would never be a real woman. My response was, “oh my god I know. Thank you!!” He didn’t know how to respond
Indeed for can really screw with their tiny minds to agree with them
@@Coelacanth1 yep, it breaks their little brains that they were wrong. And it *really* breaks their brains when they flip it and you still agree with them.
I’ve had blue hair for quite a few years and the more I see “blue hair” used as an insult the more I want to dye it even more.
Let me guess, you're a natal female who either identifies as a trans man or non binary, you have a few piercings and wear gender neutral clothes? You like anime and have a few badges on your rucksack. For people who claim to have this unique identity you literally are just clones of each other. Lol.
You go coraline!!!!! (pun on the movie coraline and the phrase "you go girl/dude/your majesty ")
isnt the whole point of a super hero to provide a safe space for those who need it?
Yes. Yes it is.
I mean, considering that right-wingers (especially cops) worship the Punisher whose entire point is that he violently … deals with "bad" people …
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz Just for saying the whole point of a super hero is to provide a safe space for those who need it ? You're being mean.
The point of super heroes is a power fantasy or moral story... as the latest wave of supes reformation shows from things like The Boys/Invincible, the ones with power (and the fantasy of it irl) are also interested in dominating, opposing making a safe space for the people they want to dominate.
No!!! 😡😡😡😡 superhero is about PUNCH 👊 BAD GUY 👿 and having BIG MUSCLE. AND NO GIRLS ALLOWED ALSO
"This is a chair. You are a male. Next."
What even is this logic???
"Reality is whatever makes me comfortable and whatever makes me uncomfortable is a woketard's delusions"
Both terms are practically impossible to define unambiguously. That’s the only connection I can think of.
@@ragnkja Fair enough
They're asserting they know what's what and demanding you stop confusing their tiny conceptions of reality with complex ideas.
@@ragnkja This is nonsense, when you say the word "chair" everyone has an idea in their head what that means, if you say "kitchen chair" people have an even clearer idea. Sex is determined at conception and observed at birth and is correct 99.99% of the time and in the times that it's not,eg. a baby with a DSD (Difference of Sexual Development) like CAIS and they are genetically male with a female phenotype (genitalia) they are mostly raised as girls and will be perceived as female in society. A CAIS baby who is raised as a boy will be perceived as a boy.
Trans men are not women.
Trans women are not men.
(Best part is this was intentional 🏳️⚧️)
But there clearly exists a definition of the words "man" and "woman" which means they _are_ those things.
I love this comment... I give like. 😁
@@martind2520 respectfully you went out of your way to watch a trans mans TH-cam video supporting trans rights just to go through the comments and comment something transphobic I think that says something about you as a person.✌️
@@flamewolf8007 What was transphobic about my comment?
its so interesting when transphobes say that they / them pronouns dont exist and then use them subconsciously because its just basic english 😭 my mother swears shes NEVER used non-gendered pronouns, and that they're grammatically incorrect, then will simultaneously use 'they' to refer to an unkwown person ... then of course, back track and say "he or she" when i call her out
Yep, an astonishing number of transphobes will use they/them while explaining that they'll never use they/them. Like congrats, you played yourself.
Ugh it hurts my brain when people use he/she every sentence instead of just using "they"
@@nerf_or_nothin9551 literally. "They" already exists and has existed before non-binary people started using it, and saying "he slash she" or trying to pick one with the risk of misgendering the person is just unnecessary effort, yet it seems that transphobes can't let go of their principles even for a second
what about languages without that?
@galo_retorna im talking about the english language. in a language without an official they, like french (where iel isnt frequented yet) it would make sense. what I'm talking about is when people speak a language with a they, and purposefully say he or she to avoid using they because they dont think it exsists. in a language when it isnt present, saying like il ou elle innfrench for example, makes sense. also im specifically talking about transphobic people, as stated in my 1st sentence. hope this helps!
Referring to X "tweets": David Pakman calls them excretions.
I think Twitter is the only instance where it is acceptable to deadname something. :P
@@Valfara770 Considering that Elon Musk is a transphobe, it's what he'd want. :D
Calling them "excretions" fits surprisingly well with those who now refer to the platform as "Shitter".
@@Valfara770 ofcourse
Also just call them tweets, because the one person who's preferred terminology (when it comes to his companies at least!) it's okay not to respect is Elon Musk!
12:11 Oh is this the "Transphobes will still call this a tree" thing? Like "Transphobes would call a butterfly a caterpillar."
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz Yeah most people know that a wooden chair is a chair that used to be a tree but isn't anymore, a butterfly is a butterfly that used to be a caterpillar but isn't anymore, a human is a human that used to be a foetus but isn't anymore, a trans woman is a woman that used to be a man but isn't anymore, a frog is a frog that used to be a tadpole but isn't anymore, etc. Things aren't what they were born as.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz I don't know who that is. Try asking them directly.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz The silent majority is neither.
You are a cultist.
@@slavishentity6705 Sadly I think we've come across a case in which your wonderful comment is wrong. That werewolf individual is clearly still what they were born as: a baby :p
@@undefinederror40404 Nah, babies don't write, this is more of a toddler (with the whole tantrum thing, even)
The "you are what you were born as" posts are ridiculous.
We are all born as babies, and then grow up....
None of us are what we started as.
I think these posts are proof that some of us remain babies 😂
They also fail to realize that LGBTQ+ people were born LGBTQ+.
Careful, you might fuel their delusions about controlling what people grow up to be
Technically we are because our biological sex is determined at conception. You can't change sex but you can change gender.
Not my story but...
One summer day my sister and our grandma were eating at a restaurant and the local Pride march happened to pass right outside the window (there were like 100 people because a tiny city, so it was over in a minute). The group of people who were sitting in the next booth started bad mouthing the event and being overall homophobic and otherphobic and such. Then my grandma came out as an ally by just starting to bad mouth the group and saying "Let people be themselves, what's it got to do with you!"
...she didnt know Im ace so this story makes me happy.
Aww, she is so sweet!
Does anyone else see those posts where the person is repeating the same thing over and over (You are your birth gender, etc) and think they're trying to convince themselves? It's like psyching yourself for a test- I think I can, I think I can, I think I can! Homie, if you need convincing about your gender, maybe you should talk to someone.
Always good to throw a, "You keep repeating that, almost as if you're trying to convince yourself of that. Now, _why_ would you need to convince yourself … something you'd like to share with the group, perhaps?"
Then stand back and watch the meltdown.
@@John_Weiss "methinks the lady doth protest too much"
@@AnimeLuver0604 Yep … that's another good one!
Always funny to laugh at people trying to be hateful but ending up being supportive
Yea
Real
Yay!! Jamie teaches us how to make ourselves victims... Yay!!
@@dustygania2425 Interesting how I said nothing of that sort in this comment
@@dustygania2425 Why did you have to come here? Please leave, you annoying little-
Just to make you all laugh :
Since COVID we see QR codes everywhere, since that i've always been calling them "queer codes". At first it was mispronunciation and it makes my partner and queer friends laugh a lot. But now I just do it on purpose and of course they all call them "queer codes" because it's in the queer agenda !
Oh no the 5G radiation queer codes they're gonna turn us gay with the radiowaves
Sounds gay….
I’m in
@@freddiefishton Me too
They're making the qr code gay!
Keep going, we shall finish our invasion 🏳️🌈
About that electrician bit, I remembered these similar statements.
A key that can unlock any lock is a master key. A lock that is unlocked by any key is a useless lock.
A sharpener that can sharpen any pencil is a good sharpener. A pencil that needs to be sharpened by many sharpeners is a dull pencil.
So is the man superior? Is the woman? Neither, because neither analogy correlate to humans. The second was given to counter a man who tried to use the first to claim ownership over the vagina.
Wow, that incorrect pencil sharperner analogy is hilarious. Putting my "pencil" into a sharpener sounds almost as painful as the thought of having to live with a "pencil" for the rest of my life lmao.
The thing with the master key is that the tech is actually in each of the locks. See, the locks are bitted so that two different keys can have the right "combination" of heights in the teeth. The keys themselves are just normal keys.
I feel like a good answer to that would be "So are you telling me your dick is a sharp point, or a nub?" Just play dumb. Make people explain. I have come to discover that some people haven't really thought through what they believe.
Aww bless their stony little hearts & smooth, shiny brains.
💀💀
I am using this phrase now lol
They are too common to be shiny
Honestly, I would love for a superhero called Patman (or Patperson) to exist. Imagine, you're in a seriously bad depression and then the Patman arrives, gives you some headpats and you instantly feel a lot better (those are some very magical pats. In addition to the magic regular headpats already have)
Can I have a superhero called Hugper (Hugperson) to give me some super hugs?
And the head pats make trans people's dysphoria go away by turning them into their ideal selves. That would be baller.
I hear "Patman" and I think "A Patlabor mech pilot" which has very different vibes
Isn’t this just the new Batman movie with R Pats?
@@hurdledLOL good one
3:40 To people who use plugs and sockets: Magnetic/Wireless Charging exists. We can accept plugs and sockets but there’s nothing without compatibility.
Also, there's a whole weird and wacky world of plugs/sockets with both "male" _and_ "female" parts on both sides. Like, even if you just look at regular 230V schuko sockets, the French one has Ground as a protruding pin, with a corresponding hole in the plug.
@@rolfs2165 what about USB? 😀
The country flags in that "Confused" poster is hilarious, like fair enough, the bureaucracy involved with citizenship or even just getting a visa can be so needlessly complicated.
First day of my Government class, teacher gave us the US citizenship test to prove a point. All 30+ of us failed. By the end of the semester, some of us passed when we took it again. You gotta be really dedicated and hardworking to go for that for real o7
i always get confused at transphobes not understanding why trans people need accommodation.....they function differently, just like people with syndromes.
but because they think that taking hormones, having surgeries and affirming your gender or as they say "changing genders" is like getting bbls from insecurity they go against it.
it doesn't matter what the method of dealing with your condition is, what matters is that it's treatable. as someone who has diagnoses that can't be cured, i would be hella happy to know i have one that CAN be treated.....i can't imagine what it's like having people telling you that you're "demonic" or that you'll regret it and you have to "let go of that phase" tho.
stay safe y'all. and never let other people speak about your mental health and decisions in life.
I have observed that the transphobes also believe my autism is caused by demons, blocked chi, or other such things. It's kinda funny tbh.
@@VillesFanUTTPnone of that is true, which is why you got banned
Yep. I've been told constantly that I'll change my mind about wanting a hysterectomy. Which like, waaaay too late for that. Then it turns into I'll change my mind about having wanted one and I'll regret it within months. Uhhh, months have passed and my only regret is not telling my post op nurse to f off. Also how am I supposed to change my mind about having a dysfunctional uterus that was severely impacting my ability to have a life?
I find it funny that my parents were all in support of a somewhat risky knee surgery to alleviate my discomfort, but they can’t stand the idea of me taking an incredibly safe drug to alleviate a different kind of discomfort.
@@sarahjeffers3267 yep. My father told me "it's worth the risk for *real* grandkids". "It" being pregnancy, "the risk" being my life, and "real" meaning not adopted. But somehow a hysterectomy was scarier. He wanted me to risk my life, to do something that sounds like literal torture, so he could have grandkids he's biologically related to. He also wonders why I barely talk to him.
I’m actually kinda able to imagine the themes of that AI generated Confused movie. Like, yes, for awhile, the MC would definitely be very confused about their own identity in regards to terminology and flags, legal bureaucracy stuff is always confusing, and just social stuff in general, but they would also see the people around them being confused about their whole deal too. “Why did you dye your hair?" "Why did you change your name?" "Why did you stop dating so-and-so?" So in the end, MC realizes that everyone is confused about different things from different standpoints that all intermingle into this enigmatic, shadowy web of doubt that holds us all back with the sticky slime of fear. We need to let go of that fear so we can walk past that web of doubt and move on with our lives.
Lol what does getting a vasectomy have to do with being "woke" or your gender? My dad is (unfortunately) very right wing and he got a vasectomy after an accidental pregnancy. It didn't make him any less of a man. Literally all they do is cut the vas deferens. You keep your testicles. And even if you didn't, is a man that lost them due to an accident or cancer or something suddenly not a man because he doesn't have balls anymore? So silly. There is a big difference between a vasectomy, losing your testicles because of a medical need, and getting a gender-affirming surgery to remove them
Makes it pretty clear that they're really just scared of their fragile masculinity!
Transphobes, homophobes, and the christian-taliban really _do_ think a cis man who's lost a testicle is "no longer a man" … and will go out of their way to humiliate and other any men with that condition.
Truly Hateful and Stone-Age thinking.
Fun (?) fact: I went to school with a boy with only one ball because the doctor had an oopsie during his circumcision 😅
@@wintergray1221 how in the world would that happen? Circumcision removes the foreskin and usually involves a specially made device that stretches and holds the p*nis in place. I feel like someone made that up
@@wintergray1221 Yet another reason why routine infant circumcision needs to stop.
I get it if it's for religious purposes. But otherwise, no.
My mom makes me do chores bc they're "boy chores" and I "wanna be a boy" jokes on her I won't do them no matter what she calls them :)
You should do your chores. It's what responsible adults are supposed to do.
@@KrimsonKattYT Try "do your chores or else you're gonna end up being a sovcit yelling in court about how taxes are infringing on your first amendment"
Maybe she should try a different approach to encouraging you to do them...
Who doesn’t love a batperson😂😊
Love your username
@@Bigby_pansexual Thanks ☺️
I like yours too
I don't think all that many people were too chuffed with bat anything 2-4 years ago.
Username 'just a person' voidpunk cant relate X3
@@MyGenderIsI agree your username is cool 😎
NOT THE TRASHY AI ART! 😂Omfg ain't no wayy
Makes sense that transphobes are also AI shills and crypto bros. Scumbags attract other scumbags after all.
I have to tell someone about such idiocracy of a conversation I had with my very Christian friend: Me: "They don't choose to be trans," Her: "But they choose to transition," Me: "Yeah, so they'll be happy and free in their skin" Her: "But Jesus wasn't happy and free on the cross" UMMM?????
my AFAB brother has since come out and I have been slowly cutting contact with this 'friend,". It's a difficult situation because my dad and her dad are business partners...
Ah yes, no human is allowed to be happy and free, cause Jesus wasn't on the cross.
That's some kind of logic...
Isn't the entire point that Jesus was taking the suffering for the people on the cross? So why should they have to suffer as well?
@@The8BitPianist I guess some Christians are closeted masochists. They preach about not having sex outside of marriage, but the moment an asexual person shows up, that is also a problem! Because it can't be that this person doesn't suffer if they don't have sex.
There has to be suffering!
That is a very uh... typically Catholic way of seeing the world.
In Christianity, but especially Catholicism, suffering and holiness are almost synonymous. We're sinners, we'll never be fully clean, there's beauty in martyrdom, etc.
So I think she's both 100% a dumbass transphobe and 100% genuine in saying Jesus suffered on the cross and that denying oneself transitioning is the morally correct thing to do. Suffering and asceticism is moral, is good. Is righteous.
Funny that these people never think it's morally right to deny yourself glasses or braces though.
Christian cultists seriously scare me.
We're not mad at the transphobes and accidental allies, we just want them to be better...so its more like pity and disappointment, rather than anger 😕
It really upsets me when they hurt me but I do see what you mean we just want them to be better
Accidental allies are so cute tbh cuz then they get all enraged and confused, and prove themselves wrong 🦎
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz
Actually that never happened, what they’re doing is conflating people who enact violence with the group. Which is exactly what they’ve done with black people, despite the entirety of trans activists expressing a deep hatred for those who are trans and violent.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz You dropped a phobic, you projecting cultist.
Me when I heard "a Trans woman can never be a man" over and over again: keep going, don’t make it stop
re:bathrooms
they're now trying to make women use mens restrooms
like, cis women
in utah
there's a weirdly worded bill that describes women by reproduction capacity only, which means women who have had hysterectomies or are post-menopausal or intersex or a whole host of other things (possibly also children? not sure) are all legally MEN specifically for bathrooms
it's WILD
they're so transphobic that they're making even cis women, legally, have to use the mens room and make it easier for them to be put in harms way (since, you know, that's usually what the transphobic bills are said to be about.....protecting cis women.....but we all know it's obviously not about that)
Don't make me tap the sign again
"Dinosaurs are cool, transphobia is not"
What's your favourite dinosaur? It's a tie between Brachiosaurus and Diplodocus for me. You can't go wrong with those long necks! 🦕
🦕🦖
@@OHapybara Deinonychus, Terrible Claw!
@@OHapybara Triceratops!
Nope. I'll never be a real woman. I figured that out in preschool, maybe 60 years ago. Glad I didn't wait for total strangers to get over being "confused" by something that was true before they were born. And that archaeologist 2000 year from now? Not even in the top 100 things I'm ever gonna worry about. Cheers, Fam.
If things go well that archaeologist won't make a big fuss over identifying your gender because it's actually a very imprecise and subjective process that relies a lot on things _other_ than the body itself :)
@@fluffly3606 Good for you and your facts. My Anthro teacher gave the odds at 85% or less that a skeleton can be sexed accurately. My favorite scenario, though, is that the archaeologist in 4023 makes no fuss because she is also normally and healthily transgender. :D
My first computer was a Frankenstein of sorts because I was given old parts to cobble one together, and the plug connectors for the brainbox and monitor were a 23 pin connector and a 15 pin connector, and both plugs were male connectors that needed a specific adapter to connect to each other. That I had to dive into a bin of components for at the computer parts store. Was able to link the old CRT monitor to that massive computer case and had the most Frankenstein looking dinosaur of a computer, but it worked.
You absolutely CAN connect male plugs to male plugs with the right attitude. 😅
I just want to say, as an artist, that I am super happy that you differentiated "Effort" with "AI", because OH MY GOD, Am I sick of AI Bros calling themselves "artists" when they clearly are not.
I've also noticed a lot of the AI-spheres are very homophobic & transphobic spheres filled with terrible views on women and LGBTQ+ so it doesn't surprise me they'd use AI to make Transphobic claims!
It is a minor thing but still something I wanted to thank you for doing, you're awesome!
A woman called me "good sir" when I held a door open for her last week and I'm still reeling (happily).
"Laughing at accidental allies is not the only thing I do for fun"
Gold.
Also, Jamie, thank you so much for your amazing videos, this is just what I needed to cheer me up on a half-hour study break (((:
"you can't change what you were born as" alright, guys, this is me: 👶
YOU ARE YOUR BIRTH WEIGH
YOU ARE YOUR BIRTH HEIGHT
YOU ARE YOUR BIRTH INTELLIGENCE
/j
“Problemistic Pat” should be the next villain in the Batperson series
What I find incredulous of those that rattle on about chromosomes and the chromosomes they believe they and others have based upon nothing other than appearance or even a stated transgender status is that one cannot know what chromosomes one carries until by scientific method they have been ascertained.
“Birthing persons” sound so alien. I’d rather say “people who can give birth” even though it’s longer. It feels more natural.
…or I guess “baby makers” is pretty succinct…
What about spawnpoints?
@@OHapybaraI'm using this. When I have my first kid, I'm officially a spawnpoint.
So women?
@@Im_a_Zionist not all women make babies. Not all people who make babies are women. Get used to it.
@@AnkhAnanku first statement is true. Second one is not
11:27 I think I saw once somewhere that Jesus would be AFAB since no Y chromosome could’ve been contributed if it was just Mary lol.
Turns out: Jesus was just a clone of Mary but he was trans
Explaination: God magic. Probably. And it wasn't just Mary it was also gods spirit which can do anything.
@@KrimsonKattYT So God made Jesus a trans guy. Got it
What's more regarding the electrical parts, if you're trying to repair a broken wire, you'd strip off the insulation and twist the loose ends together. So even on the most basic level, you're connecting two matching parts end to end.
Like it also doesn't work considering not all outlets around the world are universally the same. Meaning there are several types of plugs, with each having a corresponding outlet. Some have two holes, some have three holes, some are more rounded, long. Some plugs are round, square, triangular, some with flat prongs....Like it doesn't even work as an argument, considering there are more than one type of plug and one type of outlet.
If they did internalize that, they'd probably stretch it into a metaphor for ethnonationalism, "different peoples don't belong together" or some such rot.
On the repetitive sentences - this sort of thing was a 'punishment' for me growing up, with pencil & paper. I'm picturing a transphobe having to write these to learn a lesson - no copy & paste, type out each letter. 😂 😂
"YOU WILL NEVER BE A WOMEN"
"Thank you"
"HAHA I HAVE WON!"
In my opinion, homophobia and transphobia comes from the fear that the big alpha man is in fact a pushover sissy.
Keep up your great videos, Jammie. Your videos and those of Roly and Luxeria are showing a huge emotional intelligence, and successfully put me out from melancholy. Regardless of me being a cisgender, demisexual man.
@@KrimsonKattYT
Satanism isn’t worship of the devil. It’s a specific religious belief of not answering to power. Satan didn’t answer to God in the Bible so they use him as a symbol, they aren’t worshipping him.
Clearly you haven’t done much research because of the whole word of “Satan” being involved and therefore scaring you.
@@KrimsonKattYT I will pretend i didn't read that. Otherwise, it will turn out, that i am a "weird, bald satanist" as well. Although, i will love to see more cooperations between Jammie and The Click (and his emotional support Demon) in the future.
@@KrimsonKattYT - He _does_ hang out with Click and OT. He just _also_ hangs out with Roly and Luxeria - they're good people. I don't know why you'd get bad vibes from Roly, unless it's just because you're weirded out by piercings. And Luxeria seems very easy to understand. Perhaps you just need to get out and meet a greater variety of people...?
@@KrimsonKattYT It very much depends on what "Satanism" you're talking about. If you mean people who are members of The Satanic Temple, they are 'Satanists' but they only use Satan as a counterculture icon to push back against fundamentalist and evangelical Christians who have consistently been abusing their first amendment rights to discriminate, and TST uses Satan as an icon to argue under first amendment religious protections they should have the same rights. If you actually read their tenets, they are as follows.
I
One should strive to act with compassion and empathy toward all creatures in accordance with reason.
II
The struggle for justice is an ongoing and necessary pursuit that should prevail over laws and institutions.
III
One’s body is inviolable, subject to one’s own will alone.
IV
The freedoms of others should be respected, including the freedom to offend. To willfully and unjustly encroach upon the freedoms of another is to forgo one's own.
V
Beliefs should conform to one's best scientific understanding of the world. One should take care never to distort scientific facts to fit one's beliefs.
VI
People are fallible. If one makes a mistake, one should do one's best to rectify it and resolve any harm that might have been caused.
VII
Every tenet is a guiding principle designed to inspire nobility in action and thought. The spirit of compassion, wisdom, and justice should always prevail over the written or spoken word.
It is effectively trying to point out the hypocrisy of many of the more extreme and bigoted versions of Christianity we're seeing massively pushed in laws in the US and even in some other countries and doing it under a religion to gain the benefits of freedom of religion laws.
@@KrimsonKattYT Jamie has done a number of videos with TheClick and OneTopic.
I was watching a Professor Neil video over on insta, and he was saying how transphobia is pretty much designed to exclude certain cis women because ultimately, it boils back down to bigots' obsession with policing and controlling women and women's bodies be they cis or trans
(Edit: spelled his name wrong, oops)
The transphobes are always scared and confused
The "transphobes" or just normal people who don't think identifying as a thing doesn't automatically make you that thing
@@blowinatranny Good thing over 104 years of research has repeatedly prove trans people are in fact the gender they say they are.
@@blowinatranny the transphobes that justify their triggered hatred with lies like they are normal. like you.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz scared of trans people. that is why you come here and cry like a toddler.
@@TheWerewolfOfNorway-mf5jz
Men are capable of creating children yes.
I was about to say, NEMA plug receptacle standards have a lot more than just 5-15P/R, and lots of them interconnect!
Yo, Lexi with the facts! We love our trans TH-camrs coming together to spread awareness! ❤️🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈❤️
I had a feeling you’d be here when I saw the plug post
hello lexi im sexy
i think i got the order wrong
@@ArtsyKnox25 you accused me of defending rape then defended a dude who calls rape victems r*pists. Care to provide the source you claimed you had?
LEXI!!
"You can't change what you were born as"
Yes... I am baby
Remember! Humans aren't plugs!
To be fair though, the plugs are actually male and female, that is the correct terminology. Hence why there are MTF and FTM adaptors
Or any kind of.. food or non living object. Humans ARE animals though, and animals in nature have been seen to be gay and trans since the beginning, including humans!
@@CJtheentity yes, but to be completely fair the male/female plugs or plumbing is named because of biology, not the other way around. My point actually being the transphobes aren't really making any kind of a point.
@@barrylangille3523 Completely fair, I was just pointing out that the comparison would also include trans people
@@ArtsyKnox25 Animals can indeed be gay, yes. But animals have no comprehension of gender identity due to their lower minds. There ARE animals such as frogs and some fish that DO change their biological sex on a fundamental level, but this is less so due to their identity (which they don't have) but rather because it's nessessary for their survival. Animals don't have a real sense of self. They are guided fully by instinct and essential needs such as food, water, shelter, procreation, etc. They don't have culture, society, morality, ethics, etc because they are cognitively incapable of forming them. Therefore, humans are the only animals that CAN ACTUALLY be trans on a neurological level, which only happens because since our brains and bodies are so complex sometimes rarely there is a mis-match. There are animals that can change their sex at will, but that isn't the same as being trans which is a neurological issue, not a physical one. Technically, all animals are agender. They have no comprehension of gender and only do what their biology, instincts, and hormones tell them to do.
“you are your birth gender” was extra hilarious because it was interrupted by an ad and it was still going strong when the ad was over.
That was an “all work and no play no play…” move right there. Jack is scooting over for room for the ally in the photo.
Imagine being so obsessed with what is in people's pants they gate keep the shit out which bathroom to use.
Gatekeep the shit xd
I'm 34. 35 in 2 months and I'm still questioning my identity. Never too old to figure yourself out.
The other thing with "birthing person" is that not all women, cis or trans, are capable of carrying to term
Which is why I always prefer "person with uterus" or "pregnant person". As these statements are always correct when we refer to pregnancy. Wanted or unwanted, complete or (later) interrupted, tras or cis or non-binary, of age or underage (yup, this too is a factor, cause not all pregnant ppl are women, some are girls. In fact the youngest girl was 5, I kid you not!!).
@@KxNOxUTA yeah i totally agree those are better terms and like "birthing person" (which feels a bit dehumanizing) are more accurate and inclusive than just "women" or "pregnant women" without being inflammatory
1:55 If you're not a news source and thus have to be accurate - or at least bring up the change - keep calling it Twitter. It's the one thing that it's not only acceptable to deadname, but encouraged.
Yep! I'll always call Twitter, Twitter! If musk can't respect his trans kids, we won't respect him and his property. Simple.
Or the one I personally like, "the website formerly known as Twitter". And ironically it was also replaced with a symbol (kinda)!
I like Xitter, pronounced to have assonance with Xi Jinping.
@@ajs787 “The knights who formerly said ‘Ni’” type solution
@@CJtheentity I think you're confusing "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince" with "The Knights Knights Who Until Recently Said 'Ni!'" Honest mistake to make, they both make weird noises.
The bit towards the end of the video about when a transgender person stops using the facilities of their assigned gender is such a great example of how much we think about our own perception of ourselves. I'm FtM and I worked at a toy store before I medically transitioned and was accused of being a p*do in my first week of working there. I used the men's restroom while some customers' children were in there too. I thought I was passing fairly well and went in, but when the mother saw me exit she shouted at me and raised a huge fuss. Luckily my managers and co-workers were very supportive of me and told her that was the restroom I am supposed to be in, but due to that experience I actually reverted to using the women's facilities because I didn't want to deal with that again.
Jump forward a bit; I started a job at a gas station and our restrooms were single room but still gendered (there was a urinal in the men's room). I still hadn't started my medical transition, but at least with the single room circumstance, I no longer felt uncomfortable using the men's room because there was no chance of someone saying I was trying to peep on their children. The best thing that happened with this was a transphobic co-worker (who did not respect identity) being surprised that I actually used the men's room and not the women's room. I guess he made a fuss about it and weirdly included that it was "unsafe" for me to use the men's room because "often times men miss" and was "worried" that I would sit down on someone's urine on the seat. First off; Still don't get why some men will still choose to pee in a toilet when there is a urinal available in a single room toilet, but also that I would just sit on a public toilet. I've been hovering for years and if I do need to sit, I pump that hand sanitizer onto a wad of paper and wipe down the seat before I lay down a nest of paper to sit on. Insane, ahahhaha. Glad to give that dude a scare though.
Yeah, one of the things I really don't understand about the bathroom hysteria is that transphobes will label trans people (especially trans women) as p*dos for just trying to pee, and say "you should be using the other bathroom you pervert". Like uhhh, there's children in the men's bathroom too? Why do they want people they are claiming are p*dos sharing a bathroom with young boys?
Actually, as much as bioessentialism is bull, there's actually a little bit of a bio explanation there. (Not for the transphobia, but for the "Why would you choose to sit if you can stand?" thing.)
That being... Crouching is actually the default for both sex modes. The human anatomy for ANYONE is not designed for optimal urination to be performed while standing. Standing is only optimal to perform territory marking, which should be a brief spray and not a complete emptying of the bladder. Complete emptying of the bladder for all individuals should be performed with the femurs as near to parallel with the spine as possible.
Basically, it's certainly POSSIBLE to pee standing, in the same way that it's possible for dogs to pee with a leg up, but no individual should do that all the time, because you can't fully empty the bladder that way, due to the position of various pelvic tendons and muscles that constrict the urethra in all positions except a crouch.
Western society making "standing urination" into a pillar of masculinity is antiscience and unhealthy and contributes to the high instance of poor prostate health and urinary incontinence later in life.
DO pee standing to show up transphobes (ideally while making intimidating eye contact). DON'T pee standing on the regular because if you're on T you can actually end up with a WHOLE BUNCH of prostates that will suffer from long-term standing urination.
Cis Mom here.... no problem at all being called the birthing person.
My brother doesn't want to accept that the pronoun "they" is also used as a singular pronoun... He believes it has everything to do with LGBTQ.. btw he uses it in speech without realising 😂🤭
I had so many people call me all sorts of names when I was growing up because they were unsure of my sexuality and gender presentation. I heard it all, AC/DC (plugs again!), he she, it, F slur, ect. When I finally came out as enby, the same people said they didn't think I was. They said it was midlife crisis. Transphobia is no joke, but all thease accidental allies are top shelf! Thanks for sharing 😊
Humans can’t be compared to plugs. We’re creatures, not electronics.
One time I saw someone randomly tell someone that had a trans flag in their pfp the usual transphobic thing against trans women. The thing is though, that the OP never stated their gender. I replied to that guy by calling them "Schrödingers Accidental Ally".
For the longest time, i was very confused about how to refer to trans people. I didnt know if a trans woman was a woman who transitioned to a man or vice versa. I still wasnt hateful, just nervous, and i'm super glad now that i know🥰 especially because i have many trans friends
This doesn’t help me at the slightest, since my memory are as good as a goldfish.
“You are your birth gender”
You are so right, I am Intersex and nonbinary and always have been
I was given the Pride Disney Pins by my family, but when I was like "OH wow thanks for the pride pins!" they replied with "No.. it's just a rainbow."
Don't remember pink, white, and brown being in the rainbow 😭
5:30 Turns out, they're just reciting a mantra, to remember to not be a bigot.
If only that were the case.