Years of being his friend lol. Literally the only way to understand him is to just listen to him enough. Then at some point you'll be able to watch some of his videos at 1.5 - 2x speed
This used to be more of a norm. Idk if it's just America or the age of the internet, but people have been seeking out the opinions of experts for people who'll just back up what they already think despite the people affirming those beliefs having no better education or expertise than them. Perfect example... Mudfossil University. Not political, basically crackpot theory that is down right cartoonishness (worse than flat earth, we're talking dragon skeletons the size of northern Africa crazy). Besides the obvious lulcow factor, the true believers _know_ that they're correct. They have no need to seek further information. Any idea is it's own mini religion, anymore.
More people need to employee those values. If presented with new information, be open to it - don't dig yourself in a hole over what you already believe.
I think the fact that basic sex ed stops and helps catch pedos is enough for me to let a little unrefined education go by. In second grade we had a basic sex ed. And about a week later, my friends dad was arrested. I didnt know for awhile later that his dad was molesting his sister, and there was ANOTHER kid who was being molested by a priest. They both kind of knew it was wrong but it was the first time they had an adult explain it to them. It is CRUCIAL.
Yeah. My first sexed class was in grade 2/3 too. I didn't know any victims at the time but later in life I hung out a lot with people struggling and there were a lot of people that had that happen to them... not understanding what's happening to them is extremely common. Sure it hurts, they don't want it but as a child you trust adults and the abusers are obviously extremely manipulative about it. If that shit is happening regularly especially you feel like it's normal and every other child experiences that too. It's incredibly fucked up On top of that I just wanna say... this topic is obviously heavy and I feel like people just hate to talk about it (understandably so) but as adults it's our responsibility to talk and prevent this. The amount of times I try to educate people on this and they're like "oh yes okay but let's not talk about this" is concerning to me. This is what... maybe not enables but certainly doesn't improve the situation
@@tillburr6799 probably because even if they aren't the perpetrators themselves they still will serve up children (even their own) on platters to anybody whos beliefs slightly align with their own
One of the best ways to actually prevent grooming is to educate kids about sex. If they know that something happening to them is not okay and why, they're more likely to tell someone about it. If conservatives actually gave the slightest fuck about actually protecting children, they would want kids to be educated about sex. All of this "but they're too young to learn about that" just enables actual grooming and molestation.
I grew up in a mostly sex positive household and found myself identifying many creepy men and the occasional woman as a girl and into my womanhood. I had the tools to know when adults were treating me in ways that were not okay or were edging in that direction. As a girl it mostly came out in my talking with my friends about which teachers were creepy af and avoiding them. Looking back, they were EXTREMELY creepy. I didn't start experimenting with my own sexuality until my late teens. It gave me the knowledge to protect myself, did not push me into having sex. I am eternally greatful
@@Kyrriie I know I'm just some internet stranger but I'm really happy you had the tools to stay safe and I'm sure you helped your friends avoid danger too, love that for you ❤️
Sex Ed needs to be done through schools because parents can’t be trusted to do it, properly or at all. Good sex education is an absolute blessing and we should want everyone to get the best.
They don't know how to communicate issues without drawing boundries... It's _really_ starting to be irritating that this notion of education is bad. We have 6th graders out here getting down like they're Jrs. They need to be equipped with the information whether parents like it, or not. _Especially,_ the concept of consent and not to be pressured into or do something you don't want to do for approval. Because it's also true that those 2 years of necessary lockdown mixed with other environmental conditions have led kids to becoming depressed younger and seeking validation where they can get it.
when I was little all my questions were like “ok who would win, shark vs alligator? oh ok. gotcha. who would win, shark vs dolphin? oh ok, interesting. who would win, bear vs lion? ohh makes sense. ok who would win, dolphin vs bear? oh ok gotcha. so then who would win…” etc etc etc FOREVER haha
@@dirtabd I have been burned by trusting farts at least 2 times in the past, and I would still have more faith in the next fart than I would in Adin LOL
yea XQC show’s critical thinking skills being able, to ask questions, admit when your wrong, and change your views based on the evidence shown are aspects to critical thinking Adin won’t do that most conservatives don’t they implant there beliefs so deep they think if they change it, it makes them a fundamentally different person.
shame he didnt get actual info, but listened to Hasan, capitalist who pretends to be socialist and someone actually being brainwashed by american gender ideology. actual info is showing that stats are insane and gender surgeries went up 13 times. he should look into laws we declared in europe. surgeries are forbidden for children now, and puberty blockers declared as dangerous and irreversible. americans live in a different world.
xQc is the type of person to say "ok wtf thats weird I dont get it" but genuinely listens to someone explain it to him. People on the internet should learn to be open minded like this at times
Sometimes people don't realize this because he'll say things like "is that a dog?" while looking at a whole donkey lmao. He also seemed to grow from just 1 - 2 years ago even though it might seem subtle unless you watched him enough.
The problem with the whole "Why can't people just have discussions and not be at each other's throats?" is that one side of those discussions is someone saying completely unhinged shit, mostly about what rights other people have, and even if you do get through to them to some degree, by the end they won't have changed their stance at all.
@@SabsWhyNot exactly. It’s so frustrating having to be levelheaded and calm with people when their views are often arguing against basic human rights lmaoo. And then if you get a little heated people will be like “Wtf, angry sjw liberal feminist blue hair!!!!!!!!”
@@insecticaa Exactly, while they can pretend like they're being levelheaded and calm, their baseline is fucking insane, so if anyone left of center is like "OKay chill the fuck out" they feel like they've won.
@@SabsWhyNot Honestly, we all need to grow up and learn to listen to each other while we're pissing each other off. "Oh, you're mad right now? Then I'll stop listening until you've calmed down" isn't how humans work. ESPECIALLY if you're the one who did something to piss the other person off, you don't get to write off their grievance that YOU caused. That's just running away from the consequences from your own actions.
@@OdinWannaBe haha you're not wrong! Buuut I knew some ppl growing up who sold drugs outside our highschool...they were successful too...doesn't mean they were our best :p Note: I don't think XQC is a bad person, just having fun
xqc is like a friend of mine. i'm able to completely convince him of something but then he reverts back to his weird right-wing views the very next morning.
I have a transphobic friend like this! I spend an entire conversation trying to convince him that trans people are human beings who just want to be treated nicely and not LITERAL DEMONS and he'll agree with some of my points and demonstrate understanding. Then a week later he'll be like "Trans people are groomers! They're trans-ing the youths! 😤"
@@dirtabd well tbh, he doesn’t really care. Like he said, he doesn’t have a dog in the fight, so he’s okay either way. Except for he spun it in this “respectful moderate” sorta way.
Yeah. Idk if you can apply it to XQC but I feel like a lot of people's problem is that they're trying to be nice and have good relationships. Like you don't have to be nice or be friends with unhinged right wing extremists... just like you don't have to give any ground to them in a debate. Just say no and move on with your life.
@@idontcare9041 I don't know if I agree. Alienating people who have started down the fash rabbit hole does nothing but prove and make them go down further. I think if you want to be a good friend you should try to pull them out of it. If it doesn't work, at least you made the attempt.
@vulpes3018 oh definitely juicers are almost as bad as Adin or speeds viewerbase with the transphobia, racism, homophobia in such, at least stream chat I'm sure there are plenty of progressive folks that watch him he just has a large viewer base of preteen boys usually comes with the terrority
as a trans fan of xqc i can no longer interact with his community because every time i try i just get bombarded with insults and called weird. but as a trans fan of hasan i feel very comfortable interacting and watching his content
What Hasan should have said is “A lot of people use the guise of “just inquiring” to hide their real motives, which sucks for people like you who are genuinely inquiring in good faith, because a lot of people are conditioned to assume the worst and that you’re actually asking with some further agenda behind that.” Or at least that’s probably what he MEANT to say around the 1:10 ish mark. I swear I’ve heard him articulate something along those lines before. We’ve all seen those people, sometimes they don’t even know they’re doing it, and just repeating something they heard so they can sound smart.
Yes of course, He did say that before. But the goal here isn't to own XQC, or tell him the way he thinks is wrong, the goal is to slowly educate him, so he repeats the talking points himself. Confronting it about not being arguing in good faith in the 1st few minutes of the talk wouldnt be very productive
Off the Cuff commentary is quite hard. I'm sure you are correct, it's just that his brain in real time didn't quite think that eloquent. But yes, you are absolutely correct EDIT: This is why Debate is an art, a sport and not useful for most things. Some people will do better commentary if it's planned and thought and in hindsight.
This is so like a conversation I had with my daughter about a year ago. She already knew that she was gay and was having trouble understanding why her first girlfriend couldn't tell their parents about it. It ended up being super depressing when the other girls parents found out and marched on the school and accused my daughter of 'gay stalking '. They're going to get a rude shock in a few years.
This happened to me at 14. Unfortunately that girl is deeply repressed to this day as a result of the abuse we endured from her parents, our school, and peers. A decade later and some things stay the same; I’m sorry your daughter had to feel that pain- it’s the kind of injustice that stays with you forever.
It's painful all around but i can't help but feel vindictive and perhaps immoral (but whatever) satisfaction when an LGBTQ child turns 18 and just never speaks to their parents ever fucking again, god I hate homophobic parents, they deserve every bit of suffering they get
@@Vincisomething Weird thing for her dad to say, right? It sucks; and now, unfortunately, the other girl is being sent to the local religious school. We live in a rural community, but it's still amazing how closed off to the real world some people are, it's honestly bizzare. It really feels like they're just about to ruin their daughter's life and there's nothing I can do about it, I think? It feels really sickening to know what's happening and still be powerless.
Listen, when I was in elementary school and middle school - basically my whole life - I had to hear endlessly about my teachers’ relationships. They’d refer to their husband or wife, they’d have pictures of their spouse on their desk, and they’d talk about their kids and family. I was also CONSTANTLY told that I was going to be a “ladykiller” when I grew up, and told that I should want to grow up to have a wife and kids. Thing is, I’m hella gay and always was. Even then, as a kid, I felt uncomfortable when some old lady would pinch my cheeks and say I was going to make some woman very happy one day because I’m just so adorable or whatever. If these things are permitted, then gay teachers should also be allowed to talk about THEIR partners/spouses, and say that it’s perfectly fine to have two mommies and two daddies, etc. When I was in middle school and the other boys were starting to get crushes on the girls, my eye was drifting towards the boys. As time went on, I was teased and tormented relentlessly, being called gay, a f*ggot, a “fudge packer,” a girl, etc. on a daily basis. If only my teachers and the adults in my community had educated kids and taught them that gay people exist, and they’re valid, and they’re deserving of the same level of respect as anyone else, maybe things would have been different and I wouldn’t have had such a miserable, horrific childhood. This “groomer” and “indoctrination” narrative is just completely bogus. The people screeching about it are just upset that they may no longer be able to indoctrinate kids into THEIR lifestyles, and instead the kids - gasp - might be able to CHOOSE for themselves. Also, as a bit of a side note/rant - Hasan is totally correct about circumcision. That’s literally the only “genital mutilation” that’s happening on a major scale in this country and it’s done to literal newborn babies who aren’t even sentient yet. It was done to me and I’m still pissed about it to this day, at the age of 34, because like, dude, besides the little bit of extra girth that was chopped off before I even had the ability to form a single thought, practically all the nerve endings in a man’s penis are in the foreskin, so when you circumcise a baby, you’re literally removing the highest concentration of nerves in that particular body part and therefore permanently and drastically reducing their sensitivity for their entire life. Again, I’ll never stop being pissed about it. It’s fucked up. If conservatives are so worried about the “mutilation” of trans children (which isn’t even happening, mind you), then this is the cause they should take up. But they won’t, obviously.
I'm surprised he didn't also mention intersex kids getting genital surgeries. sure, it's way less common than circumcisions, but that's just because intersex people are relatively rare. (but possibly less rare than trans people, which is why they'd be relevant here.)
I like this guy's actually listening and trying to learn or trying to gain something from this conversation. He's not shooting it down. Good job Hassan getting a guy like him. I'm sure his followers would actually learn something. Keep it up bud. You're a good light for those people that need you
xQc seems like hes been drip fed a lot of right wing propaganda but is a decent person at heart and is trying to question it even though his brain keeps trying to get him to believe it because it affirms what he wants to believe. Good on him but my god hes tough to listen to, ADHD to the max.
@@platinum_ap6836 Basically a bunch of right wing conservatives trying to take something simple as sex ed and trying to say there's some gay agenda trying to sexualize the kids at an early age or something. They're a bunch of freaks. Kind of weird that's the first thing they think of.
@@platinum_ap6836 No, propaganda is propaganda. Telling people they need to be fearful of trans people because theyre supposedly grooming your kids is propaganda. Telling people that actually, guns make you safer despite every shred of evidence saying the contrary is propaganda. Deliberately lying and masking it as a "belief" is propaganda. Shall I go on.
@@platinum_ap6836anyone spreading any political message whatsoever can be considered propaganda btw. Propaganda is just support/messaging for any specific worldview or ideology
One thing I don’t see mentioned very often is that this anti-sex education rhetoric is also used to justify further defunding of schools. Conservatives can just vote to take the money away and say “they’re teaching the lgbt dogma to our chilluns.”
right, and it's always important to see the financial side because then we can understand the motive for why the right wing grifters can secure so many "donations" like in the example you're talking about, charter schools could be funding the people raising the moral panic and trying to get the other schools defunded
@@zea.94 XQC moved to Texas since talking to Hasan, so Hasan was doing the small talk we all do: "How are you? How's the Weather? How's down there in Texas" etc etc etc XQC, which i'm unsure why, interpted that as a start of a jab in a gladiatorial drama war about to start due to Texas being a bastion of fascists and conservatives and tried to dodge, which felt very weird for everyone involved. That's essentially it
Hasan made it more complicated than it needs to be. Saying “leave the kids alone” is bad because it implies that pride month is inherently sexual, and reinforces the idea that the lgtbq community is full of groomers. That’s why saying “leave the kids alone” in regards to a school celebrating pride month is bad. It paints the lgbtq+ community is groomers when they are not. Celebrating the lgbtq community and acknowledging their existing is not sexual and is no sexual Izumi children
@@vindikaktus yeah even lsf was calling them out. that's like 4chan calling someone out for taking an internet prank too far. like whoa whoa I know we're a bunch of degens here but we have standards. I didn't expect lsf to be that much more lgbt friendly then juicers lol
Seeing the 2 second clip of XQC's chat and seeing people go "This guy thinks Irish people aren't white omegalol" breaks my brain. Like they watched the whole thing and their brain clip-chimped the part where Hasan said that without any of the context
Clip chimping Hasan deliberately out of context to make people mad or hate Hasan is something his haters alway do. It's really pathetic. He makes the same jokes about Italians being poc lmao (people of cabonara)
I still never understand it, why is it so hard for people just not to attack a specific person based on their race and skin color like is that hard that you need attack someone because of their race or skin color. I’ve heard many arguments on this and just can’t understand why say anything about it
If you listen to XQC enough, you'll get used to it and learn that he's smarter than his chat (and his chat is that dumb), although he has his "cheetoh" and "is that a chicken?" moments (iykyk)
That's why I can't watch Hassan.. I already find him irritating to listen to most the time but his comment section and live chat is so brain rot that it hurts to look at it
@Dux Hasan's chat was being fine. It's XQC's chat that even has LSF saying they're toxic. Compared to a lot of communities, his chat is a lot more progressive. And bigots get banned a lot more than other communities.
@@robertovillagran5364 its so fuckin funny, hasan's trying to carefully explain to this man how racism works and how gay people should exist without prejudice while hes smokin shit in rocket league
@@ashiiu12 Brother, X is killinggggg me with the camera shit as Hasan explaining these nuanced topics and giving historical context. Literally an amazing contrast in entertainment lmao
when i watched him in 2021 he seemed a lot better tbf when he wasnt interacting with like . adin ross and his audience. he has good general ideas usually but he gets easily confused by the people around him and cannot extrapolate what he is trying to say well at all .lol
@@destinydynamites I was saying that too. I noticed he grew from the past couple years but wasn't sure if a lot of people noticed because it seemed so subtle.
I think a large part of the confusion boils down to the fact that "sexuality" is just kind of a bad word for describing what's actually going on. Sexuality encompasses way more than just sex, and I think that confuses a lot of people. Hearing that "sexuality is being taught to kids" is concerning to people because it puts "sex" in the forefront, even though there's no actual sex involved.
Xqc most open minded influencer out there, didn’t expect that to be the case few years back. Regarding the “haha white” he’s spot on and it’s refreshing to see someone be willing to look at all these things from different perspectives
As a parent of a younger kid, it's REALLY not that hard to talk to kids. We are very body positive and use age appropriate education. She knows what 'parts' are called and that we have to keep our bodies to ourselves and specifically giving and needing privacy. There's a show she watches where one character goes by they/them and she had no questions about it because it took like one second to explain. Same show has two dads for another character and I love that it opens her up to the world in a totally wholesome way. There are VERY few things I am not able to age appropriately explain. The reason it's so hard for some people is because you have to not demonize gay/trans people and teach that it just exists. She hasn't encountered trans yet to question it beyond the one instance with pronouns in a kid's show but if she had, again, super easy. Some people are boys and some are girls and some people don't really match with either one or may be born as one and realize/decide later on they are another. They say 'okay' abd move on. They don't ask about genitals or sex, that's honestly just adults sexualizing children and it's disgusting.
I’ve been an elementary school teacher for 20 years. Students at my school have “the talk” at school in 5th grade. Based on my experience, that is the appropriate age for those conversations to begin…some kids need it even earlier based on their own lived experiences. About 10 years ago, we caught two 5th-graders engaging in sex in the bathroom. Maybe 15 years a ago, two 4th-graders were having oral sex in the same location. I had one class of 3rd graders who were WAY too knowledgeable and interested in having sex with each other. It really just depends on the kids.
I knew a similar story where they caught two grade-school kids engaging in sex in the school bathroom. And it turned out at least one of them was really sheltered (I believed they also got pregnant). Things like this reminds me of Carrie when the mom didn't tell her what a period was because she thought it was a sign that someone was a sin (as if women don't menstruate naturally). It's like who are you protecting lol? Someone also mentioned it can help against child predators because kids sometimes don't know what's happening or if something is inappropriate until later in life where they have to deal with all that hidden trauma they were probably unaware of.
Sometimes i enjoy being too old for this shit. this guy’s inability to not chew his words and slow himself down into comprehensibility is really something. Yeahigetitokthatmakessenseohyehahah seems like a basic XQC phrase.
The way XQC responded to Hasan's "how are you?" Question was wild. Homie needs to take a break from twitch and the internet for a minute. If someone reacted to me like that, i couldnt imagine continuing that convo. Hasan is a good man for trying to educate his peers.
Now that you’re familiar you’ll learn that next week he’ll say something completely shit that indicates he learned exactly nothing from this conversation. But at least he *seems* receptive and isn’t a combative dumbass. 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah they’re the definition of edgy teenagers. It’s also so funny that they react like children too when called out about it. It’s such an angsty teenage thing to do lol
@@platinum_ap6836 Yeah, but XQC's is worse lol. Hasan and his mods actively ban anyone who's a bigot or says very offensive things so you see a lot less things like transphobia. And Hasan is always teaching against things like transphobia, racism, homophobia etc. so he attracts more lgbtqap+, left leaning, or just tolerant people than someone like XQC. If there was a video about an fat trans person, the two chats would have very different responses.
Imagine if it was an autonomic response to immediately contact someone with actual intelligence to approach a subject with research, critical thinking, history, facts and context whenever you get a righteous polarity extremist thought in your head... Super brave of xQc to actually do this for himself rather than getting on Twitter to demonstrate that he hasn't.
Re: moral and historical relativism around slavery- I really like that Michael Parenti quote, "In every slave society that I have studied, I discovered another social formation- another group of people who were very much against slavery... every single one of these societies... they were called slaves." It's probably not the greatest argument for debate-bro types or people with racism baked into their brains, but it's striking to me how even in arguments about whether we should ease up on the slavers because nobody knew better, enslaved people are still denied their humanity.
People that think kids shouldn't learn about being gay because they're too young to learn about sexuality should also think that they shouldn't learn about being straight - it doesn't have any logical consistency.
xqc, generally, is a good person. He definitely tries to understand, but I feel like he should educate his own chat more. Whether he understands it or not - he is a role model for his chat, which is full of children.
I'm going to be a bit rough and confrontational but bear with me: "What is a good person?" I want you to answer this Is a good person when Felix goes on rant in front of 100k people? Is a good person when Trans viewers of Felix can't show their faces around their community getting threaths and insults daily, which you got the exemple right here in this comment section? Is a good person when you parrot the most horrible interptation of something? Is it a good person when that is call out to you multiple times yet you have done nothing in years (even if not directly, you can hire a team to deal with moderation) to try and approach it? Is a good person when you attempt to understand, yet when you are back alone with your audience you immediately backtrack and show compent and even malice against the person who tried to educate you (which didn't happen in this instance but it did happen in others, most recently the kick thing and before that the slots thing)? Is a good person because you've attempted to understand? Is a good person because you've inquired about the right to exist of other people? Why am I being this rough with you and anyone who might be reading? Maybe "A good person" is not a good way to describe anything or anyone and rather point out qualities, while doubting anyone who says "I'm a good person".
How i fucking WHEEZED at Hasan's 'mhMMMM' when XQC said he and people were dumb. Also i have to laugh at XQC coming at the whole racism arguement from the end, he just does not seem to connect that the systemic nature of racism and the blindspots it creates is the ENTIRE reason he connects 'insult skin color=first instinct for hurting another person'. Its very much a 'he's got the spirit' moment.😂
X and Adin are such an interesting contrast. Both are terminally online and get all their info from Twitter. The difference is Adin was a child when he got famous and X was an adult. You can truly see it in how receptive he is to even the lightest level of critical thinking. Just more evidence that we shouldn’t give fame and widespread attention to children. Adin is clearly still a child, looking for validation and attention like a child.
1:04:44 The person he is quoting here is Pierre Joseph Proudhon, the first person to proclaim himself an anarchist and a major influence on the philosophy of Karl Marx. The actual quote is '"I dream of a society where I would be guillotined as a conservative'.
xqc is way smarter than people give him credit for though. You don't end up in his position with no brain, he has some awful takes and rough social skills so people think he's an idiot.
chat needs to calm tf down. I dont really care about XQC, personally never watched hime, but he is doing the right thing. He doesn't understand a topic, so he is asking someone who does to explain it. NO ONE INATELY UNDERSTANDS THESE THINGS, everyone has to learn at somepoint, and yall should be thankful that he is trying to better himself and doesn't just turn into Adin Ross 2.0. If you guys want someone to learn, then dont yell at him or call him names when he is going out of his way, and out of his comfort zone, to learn these things
This is why only idiots trap themselves in echo chambers. You can absolutely listen to an opinion or perspective without agreeing with it, but often times, as seen here, it can lead to enlightenment, which helps people understand who's lying to them.
XQC has critical thinking skills he asks questions, admits when he’s wrong, and changes views based on evidence. On the other have Adin Ross has no real understanding of anything in the world and hears people saying things and acts like a kid with his dad just believing everything they say cause you think there cool and know best.
yeah, i also like how xqc interrupts to ask for clarifications when he doesn't understand something such as an acronym. it's a great sign that he's genuinely listening and engaging. and because he does this, part of the value that i get from this discussion (as someone who hangs out in hasan's space a lot) is the reminders that some of these data points that seem totally "obvious" to me are actually not super commonly known. it's a great reminder to see which ones can be brand new to people because they're not discussed outside of leftist spaces
I don't really watch XQC's content, but it's shit like this that at least makes me appreciate him. He's willing to sit down, talk, ask questions and actually think about shit. So many people can't let go of their main character syndrome and refuse to accept when they are wrong, but X can do that in moments like this
I love when people are good faith like that with Hasan instead of debate bro mentality, conversations are always more productive than stupid debates, this was very informative
He kept asking for repeats and clarification, which to me shows he was genuinely wanting to learn :) Hasan, you were very patient and polite and have some really good and easy-to-understand terms
Sex Ed is taught bc children start puberty at around 8years old. Girls begin their periods and have no idea why. Not all parents are good parents. So there needs to be a secondary source of information for children to learn about their bodies.
The fact that Hasan can even understand what XQC is saying never fails to amaze me. Mans talks so damn fast
What happened to him, did he fall into a mountain of cocaine as a baby Obelix style?
@@Cussy69_420 he’s from Quebec
Years of being his friend lol. Literally the only way to understand him is to just listen to him enough. Then at some point you'll be able to watch some of his videos at 1.5 - 2x speed
both bilingual so hasan gets it
@@armanpamma9454 well, that explains a lot..;)
This is an XQC W, he misunderstood and was open to learning and the whole convo felt like a good faith conversation
the only problem is that by tomorrow he'll have forgotten all of this
This used to be more of a norm. Idk if it's just America or the age of the internet, but people have been seeking out the opinions of experts for people who'll just back up what they already think despite the people affirming those beliefs having no better education or expertise than them.
Perfect example... Mudfossil University. Not political, basically crackpot theory that is down right cartoonishness (worse than flat earth, we're talking dragon skeletons the size of northern Africa crazy). Besides the obvious lulcow factor, the true believers _know_ that they're correct. They have no need to seek further information. Any idea is it's own mini religion, anymore.
Only issue is his stupid fans who reenforce his misinformed opinions
More people need to employee those values. If presented with new information, be open to it - don't dig yourself in a hole over what you already believe.
Does he always communicate like a cheek gnashing coke addict?
this isn't a debate, this is a discussion
More of a lesson to be honest..
@@cabl3guy2012 yeah lol
Yup. More productive than a debate.
A discussion implies some sort of back and forth. This whole video is just Hasan explaining things and xQc going "oh yeah yeah yeah, true".
I think the fact that basic sex ed stops and helps catch pedos is enough for me to let a little unrefined education go by. In second grade we had a basic sex ed. And about a week later, my friends dad was arrested. I didnt know for awhile later that his dad was molesting his sister, and there was ANOTHER kid who was being molested by a priest. They both kind of knew it was wrong but it was the first time they had an adult explain it to them. It is CRUCIAL.
Yeah. My first sexed class was in grade 2/3 too. I didn't know any victims at the time but later in life I hung out a lot with people struggling and there were a lot of people that had that happen to them... not understanding what's happening to them is extremely common. Sure it hurts, they don't want it but as a child you trust adults and the abusers are obviously extremely manipulative about it. If that shit is happening regularly especially you feel like it's normal and every other child experiences that too. It's incredibly fucked up
On top of that I just wanna say... this topic is obviously heavy and I feel like people just hate to talk about it (understandably so) but as adults it's our responsibility to talk and prevent this. The amount of times I try to educate people on this and they're like "oh yes okay but let's not talk about this" is concerning to me. This is what... maybe not enables but certainly doesn't improve the situation
I wonder why conservatives are so against it
@@tillburr6799 probably because even if they aren't the perpetrators themselves they still will serve up children (even their own) on platters to anybody whos beliefs slightly align with their own
@@tillburr6799 every accusation an admission.
@@tillburr6799 they think if a kid learns what it is they're gonna try and eff their classmate
One of the best ways to actually prevent grooming is to educate kids about sex. If they know that something happening to them is not okay and why, they're more likely to tell someone about it.
If conservatives actually gave the slightest fuck about actually protecting children, they would want kids to be educated about sex.
All of this "but they're too young to learn about that" just enables actual grooming and molestation.
I grew up in a mostly sex positive household and found myself identifying many creepy men and the occasional woman as a girl and into my womanhood. I had the tools to know when adults were treating me in ways that were not okay or were edging in that direction. As a girl it mostly came out in my talking with my friends about which teachers were creepy af and avoiding them. Looking back, they were EXTREMELY creepy. I didn't start experimenting with my own sexuality until my late teens. It gave me the knowledge to protect myself, did not push me into having sex. I am eternally greatful
@@Kyrriie I know I'm just some internet stranger but I'm really happy you had the tools to stay safe and I'm sure you helped your friends avoid danger too, love that for you ❤️
I was groomed from 4-6th grade and I 100% agree with this ❤
Sex Ed needs to be done through schools because parents can’t be trusted to do it, properly or at all. Good sex education is an absolute blessing and we should want everyone to get the best.
They don't know how to communicate issues without drawing boundries... It's _really_ starting to be irritating that this notion of education is bad. We have 6th graders out here getting down like they're Jrs. They need to be equipped with the information whether parents like it, or not. _Especially,_ the concept of consent and not to be pressured into or do something you don't want to do for approval. Because it's also true that those 2 years of necessary lockdown mixed with other environmental conditions have led kids to becoming depressed younger and seeking validation where they can get it.
He's a little confused, but he's got the spirit.
he's richer then you btw
@@rosa_stars349are you 12?
Yeah they're 12 feet under with that level of intelligence
@@plasmanip3998 age comeback, classic.
@@rosa_stars349 and?
Its like watching a super patient kinder teacher talk to a 4 year old with a lot of questions about life
😂
when I was little all my questions were like “ok who would win, shark vs alligator? oh ok. gotcha. who would win, shark vs dolphin? oh ok, interesting. who would win, bear vs lion? ohh makes sense. ok who would win, dolphin vs bear? oh ok gotcha. so then who would win…” etc etc etc FOREVER haha
@@severalwolvesyou were Joe Rogan in child form :O
(well Joe Rogan when he's not being a goober)
@WahWah02 this aint destiny lil bro. 🤡
Like this? “Why? Why? Why? But why?” 😂
I have infinitely more faith in xQc than I did in Adin
I have more faith in a fart than I do Adin, he’s mentally challenged no doubt.
@@dirtabd hey man, dont say that. i have two neurodevelopmental disorders and im not even close to the level hes on.
@@dirtabd I have been burned by trusting farts at least 2 times in the past, and I would still have more faith in the next fart than I would in Adin LOL
yea XQC show’s critical thinking skills being able, to ask questions, admit when your wrong, and change your views based on the evidence shown are aspects to critical thinking
Adin won’t do that most conservatives don’t they implant there beliefs so deep they think if they change it, it makes them a fundamentally different person.
why is this even a comparison...
felix is a smart guy, he puts on a character but hes actually a very sweet guy off camera
This isn't really a debate more of a learning moment
@@crisvis8905 actually true 😂
Hassan lied when he said the pro lgbt side was parents. It was outside proud boys and local Armenian parents vs socal antifa who was posting about it
That’s what actual debates are supposed to be about. Not contentious clownery like we see so often online.
@@mariajoseruiz8756 Yea but true debates are great too and they don’t have to be contentious clownery
shame he didnt get actual info, but listened to Hasan, capitalist who pretends to be socialist and someone actually being brainwashed by american gender ideology.
actual info is showing that stats are insane and gender surgeries went up 13 times.
he should look into laws we declared in europe. surgeries are forbidden for children now, and puberty blockers declared as dangerous and irreversible. americans live in a different world.
xQc is the type of person to say "ok wtf thats weird I dont get it" but genuinely listens to someone explain it to him. People on the internet should learn to be open minded like this at times
Sometimes people don't realize this because he'll say things like "is that a dog?" while looking at a whole donkey lmao. He also seemed to grow from just 1 - 2 years ago even though it might seem subtle unless you watched him enough.
The problem with the whole "Why can't people just have discussions and not be at each other's throats?" is that one side of those discussions is someone saying completely unhinged shit, mostly about what rights other people have, and even if you do get through to them to some degree, by the end they won't have changed their stance at all.
@@SabsWhyNot exactly. It’s so frustrating having to be levelheaded and calm with people when their views are often arguing against basic human rights lmaoo. And then if you get a little heated people will be like “Wtf, angry sjw liberal feminist blue hair!!!!!!!!”
@@insecticaa Exactly, while they can pretend like they're being levelheaded and calm, their baseline is fucking insane, so if anyone left of center is like "OKay chill the fuck out" they feel like they've won.
@@SabsWhyNot Honestly, we all need to grow up and learn to listen to each other while we're pissing each other off. "Oh, you're mad right now? Then I'll stop listening until you've calmed down" isn't how humans work. ESPECIALLY if you're the one who did something to piss the other person off, you don't get to write off their grievance that YOU caused. That's just running away from the consequences from your own actions.
XQC's energy is insanely chaotic. He is like ADHD incarnate and there is not enough ritalin in the world to control him.
my guy needs straight up cocaine for his
Or maybe he is slow and unable to fathom right from wrong. His behavior shouldn't be praised
@@AnimationAFK slow doesn't make you that chaotic my guy
I think he legit has ADHD. Hasan does too on a side note, but I think he has more of the inattentive type.
@@AnimationAFK Who's praising?
I need subtitles to understand xqc sometimes lol
so you're comprehension skills are below average?
@@rosa_stars349 yeah I'm an idiot. What's your point?
@@rosa_stars349 no i need to x2 hasan but can't bc then XQC becomes x4
Idk what diagnosis on the autistic spectrum his speech skills falls upon but he speaks in fucking youtube x2 speed.
@@rebelkallus hasan has to explain it slowly so xqc can understand lololol his mouth works faster than his brain
Just found out XQC is Quebecois...we really aren't sending our best
hahaha I mean hes succesful ;)
Didn't know this, but makes complete sense. Qubecois (like Albertans) are known for having some...interesting takes on social issues lol.
@@OdinWannaBe haha you're not wrong!
Buuut I knew some ppl growing up who sold drugs outside our highschool...they were successful too...doesn't mean they were our best :p
Note: I don't think XQC is a bad person, just having fun
@@longliverocknroll5 you said it ...not me 😂
@@OdinWannaBe Technically, so is Adin Ross lmao
xqc is like a friend of mine. i'm able to completely convince him of something but then he reverts back to his weird right-wing views the very next morning.
Xqc isn’t right wing you are actually deranged
Does he even remember the conversations? He sounds like he's gnawing on his cheeks high out of his skull in this video.
Hahahah I can't
To be fair, it’s not easy to change the mindset you’ve had overnight.
I have a transphobic friend like this! I spend an entire conversation trying to convince him that trans people are human beings who just want to be treated nicely and not LITERAL DEMONS and he'll agree with some of my points and demonstrate understanding. Then a week later he'll be like "Trans people are groomers! They're trans-ing the youths! 😤"
it's intolerable but funny how open minded x is to what hasan talks to him about but his close minded chat is spamming question mark at everything
I dont thinks he’s really listening, you can tell.
@@dirtabd well tbh, he doesn’t really care. Like he said, he doesn’t have a dog in the fight, so he’s okay either way. Except for he spun it in this “respectful moderate” sorta way.
Yeah. Idk if you can apply it to XQC but I feel like a lot of people's problem is that they're trying to be nice and have good relationships. Like you don't have to be nice or be friends with unhinged right wing extremists... just like you don't have to give any ground to them in a debate. Just say no and move on with your life.
@@dirtabd well he was blasting music and playing rocket league
@@idontcare9041 I don't know if I agree. Alienating people who have started down the fash rabbit hole does nothing but prove and make them go down further. I think if you want to be a good friend you should try to pull them out of it. If it doesn't work, at least you made the attempt.
Im so glad xqc isnt so down with going through the right wing pipeline like Adin or Sneako did, despite having very similar audiences
smiliar audiences?
@@vulpes3018 been watching X for a couple years. a lot of juicers are right wingers that have no understanding of politics or real life issues
@vulpes3018 oh definitely juicers are almost as bad as Adin or speeds viewerbase with the transphobia, racism, homophobia in such, at least stream chat I'm sure there are plenty of progressive folks that watch him he just has a large viewer base of preteen boys usually comes with the terrority
@@vulpes3018 little boys
similar audiences, wrong
as a trans fan of xqc i can no longer interact with his community because every time i try i just get bombarded with insults and called weird. but as a trans fan of hasan i feel very comfortable interacting and watching his content
❤
glad you feel welcome here comrade ❤
@@ImmovableWisdom even if they did that's no justification for bombarding them
🤝always! :)
What do you mean by "interact"? How would they know you are Trans, and why would they attack instantly when they knew?
What Hasan should have said is “A lot of people use the guise of “just inquiring” to hide their real motives, which sucks for people like you who are genuinely inquiring in good faith, because a lot of people are conditioned to assume the worst and that you’re actually asking with some further agenda behind that.”
Or at least that’s probably what he MEANT to say around the 1:10 ish mark. I swear I’ve heard him articulate something along those lines before. We’ve all seen those people, sometimes they don’t even know they’re doing it, and just repeating something they heard so they can sound smart.
Yes of course, He did say that before. But the goal here isn't to own XQC, or tell him the way he thinks is wrong, the goal is to slowly educate him, so he repeats the talking points himself. Confronting it about not being arguing in good faith in the 1st few minutes of the talk wouldnt be very productive
Off the Cuff commentary is quite hard. I'm sure you are correct, it's just that his brain in real time didn't quite think that eloquent. But yes, you are absolutely correct
EDIT: This is why Debate is an art, a sport and not useful for most things. Some people will do better commentary if it's planned and thought and in hindsight.
I love the flood of question marks coming from chat every time XQC talks
This is so like a conversation I had with my daughter about a year ago. She already knew that she was gay and was having trouble understanding why her first girlfriend couldn't tell their parents about it.
It ended up being super depressing when the other girls parents found out and marched on the school and accused my daughter of 'gay stalking '. They're going to get a rude shock in a few years.
wtf is gay stalking... feel sorry for the other girl. Hopefully the parents turnaround, but if not I hope she finds better family.
This happened to me at 14. Unfortunately that girl is deeply repressed to this day as a result of the abuse we endured from her parents, our school, and peers. A decade later and some things stay the same; I’m sorry your daughter had to feel that pain- it’s the kind of injustice that stays with you forever.
It's painful all around but i can't help but feel vindictive and perhaps immoral (but whatever) satisfaction when an LGBTQ child turns 18 and just never speaks to their parents ever fucking again, god I hate homophobic parents, they deserve every bit of suffering they get
@@Vincisomething
Weird thing for her dad to say, right? It sucks; and now, unfortunately, the other girl is being sent to the local religious school. We live in a rural community, but it's still amazing how closed off to the real world some people are, it's honestly bizzare.
It really feels like they're just about to ruin their daughter's life and there's nothing I can do about it, I think? It feels really sickening to know what's happening and still be powerless.
Thank you for supporting your daughter. I just thought that was important to Highlight
Listen, when I was in elementary school and middle school - basically my whole life - I had to hear endlessly about my teachers’ relationships. They’d refer to their husband or wife, they’d have pictures of their spouse on their desk, and they’d talk about their kids and family. I was also CONSTANTLY told that I was going to be a “ladykiller” when I grew up, and told that I should want to grow up to have a wife and kids.
Thing is, I’m hella gay and always was. Even then, as a kid, I felt uncomfortable when some old lady would pinch my cheeks and say I was going to make some woman very happy one day because I’m just so adorable or whatever. If these things are permitted, then gay teachers should also be allowed to talk about THEIR partners/spouses, and say that it’s perfectly fine to have two mommies and two daddies, etc.
When I was in middle school and the other boys were starting to get crushes on the girls, my eye was drifting towards the boys. As time went on, I was teased and tormented relentlessly, being called gay, a f*ggot, a “fudge packer,” a girl, etc. on a daily basis. If only my teachers and the adults in my community had educated kids and taught them that gay people exist, and they’re valid, and they’re deserving of the same level of respect as anyone else, maybe things would have been different and I wouldn’t have had such a miserable, horrific childhood.
This “groomer” and “indoctrination” narrative is just completely bogus. The people screeching about it are just upset that they may no longer be able to indoctrinate kids into THEIR lifestyles, and instead the kids - gasp - might be able to CHOOSE for themselves.
Also, as a bit of a side note/rant - Hasan is totally correct about circumcision. That’s literally the only “genital mutilation” that’s happening on a major scale in this country and it’s done to literal newborn babies who aren’t even sentient yet. It was done to me and I’m still pissed about it to this day, at the age of 34, because like, dude, besides the little bit of extra girth that was chopped off before I even had the ability to form a single thought, practically all the nerve endings in a man’s penis are in the foreskin, so when you circumcise a baby, you’re literally removing the highest concentration of nerves in that particular body part and therefore permanently and drastically reducing their sensitivity for their entire life. Again, I’ll never stop being pissed about it. It’s fucked up. If conservatives are so worried about the “mutilation” of trans children (which isn’t even happening, mind you), then this is the cause they should take up. But they won’t, obviously.
Man, mad respect to you. I'm sorry you had to go through all that.
No one cares bro 💀
I'm surprised he didn't also mention intersex kids getting genital surgeries. sure, it's way less common than circumcisions, but that's just because intersex people are relatively rare. (but possibly less rare than trans people, which is why they'd be relevant here.)
@@ajmma499 Clearly you do, sis
@@jessicest He has discussed this before (quite a lot actually), but I think he just forgot to mention it here.
+1 for the chatter that said “Eminem has nothing on this guy”
Wish there was a free xQc TTS so I could plug in 'Rap God' at the same cadence
As a mom of six, sex Ed began as soon as the little ones asked questions. We had a cat who had kittens-excellent opportunity.
That's so cute honestly
I have cousins who do the same with their little sister and make sure she knows what's acceptable and not
Your sick, three year olds shouldnt be exposed to that filth
Older brother teaches younger brother not to be an asshole.
xQc is what Adin pretends to be, someone who wants to learn and is able to be openminded
XQC actually has good intent and doing things like falsely copyright striking seems to be beneath him
Andrew Tate
I cant understand XQC 90% of the time.
Currently having a brain aneurysm listening to this XQC dude
Are u deaf???
Sounds like an addict
Maybe it's me having listened to him more by now but I feel like he's gotten a lot better at talking english.
pretty easy to understand, I'm Australian though
My Mom lowkey just asked if Xqc has down syndrome. 😂 I said "No Mom, he's just French".
ableism?
@@rosa_stars349 no
Does your mom have some kind of syndrome? Because nothing about him presents as Down’s…
@@moxbroker his mom doesn't exist
What was your mom doing in the basement, laundry?
I like this guy's actually listening and trying to learn or trying to gain something from this conversation. He's not shooting it down. Good job Hassan getting a guy like him. I'm sure his followers would actually learn something. Keep it up bud. You're a good light for those people that need you
xQc seems like hes been drip fed a lot of right wing propaganda but is a decent person at heart and is trying to question it even though his brain keeps trying to get him to believe it because it affirms what he wants to believe. Good on him but my god hes tough to listen to, ADHD to the max.
What’s this “right wing propaganda” you speak of? Or are you just saying any opinion that doesn’t align with yours is “propaganda”
@@platinum_ap6836 bascially people saying that teachers are teaching kids about butt sex at 12 years old when it's never the case
@@platinum_ap6836 Basically a bunch of right wing conservatives trying to take something simple as sex ed and trying to say there's some gay agenda trying to sexualize the kids at an early age or something. They're a bunch of freaks. Kind of weird that's the first thing they think of.
@@platinum_ap6836 No, propaganda is propaganda. Telling people they need to be fearful of trans people because theyre supposedly grooming your kids is propaganda. Telling people that actually, guns make you safer despite every shred of evidence saying the contrary is propaganda. Deliberately lying and masking it as a "belief" is propaganda. Shall I go on.
@@platinum_ap6836anyone spreading any political message whatsoever can be considered propaganda btw. Propaganda is just support/messaging for any specific worldview or ideology
One thing I don’t see mentioned very often is that this anti-sex education rhetoric is also used to justify further defunding of schools. Conservatives can just vote to take the money away and say “they’re teaching the lgbt dogma to our chilluns.”
will someone think of the chilluns
right, and it's always important to see the financial side because then we can understand the motive for why the right wing grifters can secure so many "donations"
like in the example you're talking about, charter schools could be funding the people raising the moral panic and trying to get the other schools defunded
@@jessicest didn’t even think of the donations. Thank you
why do they want to defund schools ?
Hasan: how was Texas?
Xqc: nice try buddy
00:01
Literally was losing my mind, he’s so funny
@@zea.94 XQC moved to Texas since talking to Hasan, so Hasan was doing the small talk we all do: "How are you? How's the Weather? How's down there in Texas" etc etc etc
XQC, which i'm unsure why, interpted that as a start of a jab in a gladiatorial drama war about to start due to Texas being a bastion of fascists and conservatives and tried to dodge, which felt very weird for everyone involved.
That's essentially it
@@Kishuy I think its more about a bunch of problems/"drama" he's been having with adept since he went back. sad I know this btw
@@Kishuy nah its about the land whale 🐳
He is so incredibly impressionable but I respect him for attempting to see through all the muck
i actually like it a lot when x and has just openly debate stuff like this
I like that X is still willing to learn the perspective of someone who he frequently disagrees with and good on Wasan for taking the time.
It's not even a debate he's just asking questions
Yea, sometimes I think he's reading his twitch comments for his takes
@@phrog322 eh not true he does play devil’s advocate a lot in debates with hasan
@@thighlover408 oh 1000% he can barely come up with a coherent sentence on his own
This is not a debate, this is just hasan teaching x
they werent debating this was just a good conversation
Hasan made it more complicated than it needs to be. Saying “leave the kids alone” is bad because it implies that pride month is inherently sexual, and reinforces the idea that the lgtbq community is full of groomers. That’s why saying “leave the kids alone” in regards to a school celebrating pride month is bad. It paints the lgbtq+ community is groomers when they are not. Celebrating the lgbtq community and acknowledging their existing is not sexual and is no sexual Izumi children
I mean twerking infront of little kids, dragqueen story time, reading books to kids about how to do anal. just leave kids alone
It was a conversation. Hasan does a amazing job getting through to xqc and his young audience
Looking at X's chat during this whole thing they sadly were ultra edgy, literally spamming that Hasan is a groomer :(
its not good to tell kids that having a mentall illnes like being transgender its ok, wtf is that shit?
@@vindikaktusits not good to tell kids that having a mentall illnes like being transgender its ok, wtf is that shit?
@@vindikaktus yeah even lsf was calling them out. that's like 4chan calling someone out for taking an internet prank too far. like whoa whoa I know we're a bunch of degens here but we have standards.
I didn't expect lsf to be that much more lgbt friendly then juicers lol
Hasan is pretentious.
Seeing the 2 second clip of XQC's chat and seeing people go "This guy thinks Irish people aren't white omegalol" breaks my brain. Like they watched the whole thing and their brain clip-chimped the part where Hasan said that without any of the context
Clip chimping Hasan deliberately out of context to make people mad or hate Hasan is something his haters alway do. It's really pathetic. He makes the same jokes about Italians being poc lmao (people of cabonara)
@@Vincisomething Isn't Hassan the same one who hates on people because he saw out of context clips of them?
@@NBAdux im gonna need context for that
I still never understand it, why is it so hard for people just not to attack a specific person based on their race and skin color like is that hard that you need attack someone because of their race or skin color. I’ve heard many arguments on this and just can’t understand why say anything about it
Because they are afraid of different things than what they're raised from, which is sad.
Idk what gave me more brainrot... trying to understand xqc's words or reading his chat
If you listen to XQC enough, you'll get used to it and learn that he's smarter than his chat (and his chat is that dumb), although he has his "cheetoh" and "is that a chicken?" moments (iykyk)
That's why I can't watch Hassan.. I already find him irritating to listen to most the time but his comment section and live chat is so brain rot that it hurts to look at it
@Dux Hasan's chat was being fine. It's XQC's chat that even has LSF saying they're toxic. Compared to a lot of communities, his chat is a lot more progressive. And bigots get banned a lot more than other communities.
@@NBAdux also what exactly is irritating? Don't tell me you're one of those "Hasan is so arrogant" people whenever he argues against a chatter lol.
Not a debate. This is XQC learning. XQC asked questions, never had a counter "argument". Which isn't a bad thing either.
why does xqc keep doing his staring thing at the camera LMAOOO
He was scoring screamers in rocket league
30:04 Man was hitting top bins in rocket league
@@robertovillagran5364 its so fuckin funny, hasan's trying to carefully explain to this man how racism works and how gay people should exist without prejudice while hes smokin shit in rocket league
@@ashiiu12 Brother, X is killinggggg me with the camera shit as Hasan explaining these nuanced topics and giving historical context. Literally an amazing contrast in entertainment lmao
The rizzler
xqc is a funny case in that i really do believe that without the influence of chat and trying to keep up an apolitical image he would be very leftist
when i watched him in 2021 he seemed a lot better tbf when he wasnt interacting with like . adin ross and his audience. he has good general ideas usually but he gets easily confused by the people around him and cannot extrapolate what he is trying to say well at all .lol
@@destinydynamites I was saying that too. I noticed he grew from the past couple years but wasn't sure if a lot of people noticed because it seemed so subtle.
quebecois are often very leftist even thought white lol
sounds like twitter might be shifting him too as it drifts further into fascist rhetoric
I think a large part of the confusion boils down to the fact that "sexuality" is just kind of a bad word for describing what's actually going on. Sexuality encompasses way more than just sex, and I think that confuses a lot of people. Hearing that "sexuality is being taught to kids" is concerning to people because it puts "sex" in the forefront, even though there's no actual sex involved.
Xqc most open minded influencer out there, didn’t expect that to be the case few years back. Regarding the “haha white” he’s spot on and it’s refreshing to see someone be willing to look at all these things from different perspectives
As a parent of a younger kid, it's REALLY not that hard to talk to kids. We are very body positive and use age appropriate education. She knows what 'parts' are called and that we have to keep our bodies to ourselves and specifically giving and needing privacy. There's a show she watches where one character goes by they/them and she had no questions about it because it took like one second to explain. Same show has two dads for another character and I love that it opens her up to the world in a totally wholesome way. There are VERY few things I am not able to age appropriately explain. The reason it's so hard for some people is because you have to not demonize gay/trans people and teach that it just exists. She hasn't encountered trans yet to question it beyond the one instance with pronouns in a kid's show but if she had, again, super easy. Some people are boys and some are girls and some people don't really match with either one or may be born as one and realize/decide later on they are another. They say 'okay' abd move on. They don't ask about genitals or sex, that's honestly just adults sexualizing children and it's disgusting.
Listening to XQC speak is like trying to start a dying car
Most chill interation between these two on stream in a while. Good vibes hope lsf doesnt explode
That's like asking shit not to smell lmao.
14:31 the timing of that emote, lmao. 💀
Two straight white men discussing Racism and LGBTQ issues, just what we needed 😶😶
sigh I mean yeah its fucked but if there is some good that comes from it...
they were the ones that created it and mostly practice it, seems right for them to be the ones to sort it out too
it was more of a private lesson than a debate tbh
I’ve been an elementary school teacher for 20 years. Students at my school have “the talk” at school in 5th grade. Based on my experience, that is the appropriate age for those conversations to begin…some kids need it even earlier based on their own lived experiences. About 10 years ago, we caught two 5th-graders engaging in sex in the bathroom. Maybe 15 years a ago, two 4th-graders were having oral sex in the same location. I had one class of 3rd graders who were WAY too knowledgeable and interested in having sex with each other. It really just depends on the kids.
I knew a similar story where they caught two grade-school kids engaging in sex in the school bathroom. And it turned out at least one of them was really sheltered (I believed they also got pregnant). Things like this reminds me of Carrie when the mom didn't tell her what a period was because she thought it was a sign that someone was a sin (as if women don't menstruate naturally). It's like who are you protecting lol?
Someone also mentioned it can help against child predators because kids sometimes don't know what's happening or if something is inappropriate until later in life where they have to deal with all that hidden trauma they were probably unaware of.
Sometimes i enjoy being too old for this shit. this guy’s inability to not chew his words and slow himself down into comprehensibility is really something. Yeahigetitokthatmakessenseohyehahah seems like a basic XQC phrase.
He's quebec and possibly has ADHD lmao... people with ADHD can talk really fast.
@@Vincisomething yea English is not his first language + I don’t think he likes taking ADHD meds but I could be wrong
The way XQC responded to Hasan's "how are you?" Question was wild. Homie needs to take a break from twitch and the internet for a minute. If someone reacted to me like that, i couldnt imagine continuing that convo. Hasan is a good man for trying to educate his peers.
I'm not familiar with XQC but I find this whole thing quite endearing lmfao
Now that you’re familiar you’ll learn that next week he’ll say something completely shit that indicates he learned exactly nothing from this conversation. But at least he *seems* receptive and isn’t a combative dumbass. 🤷🏻♂️
He's pretty funny and seems to be a good guy. He also has his dumbass moments which honestly makes it better lmao.
@@Vincisomething like when he promoted gambling
@@Pirate.D.Strike clock him 🤭
@@Pirate.D.Strikeas if gambling isn’t still on twitch
xqcs chat is the definition of brainrot
Yeah they’re the definition of edgy teenagers. It’s also so funny that they react like children too when called out about it. It’s such an angsty teenage thing to do lol
Every Twitch chat is
Those are twitch chatters what do you expect
Hasan’s chat is the same. Bunch of cringy teenage girls that think they know about life.
@@platinum_ap6836 Yeah, but XQC's is worse lol. Hasan and his mods actively ban anyone who's a bigot or says very offensive things so you see a lot less things like transphobia. And Hasan is always teaching against things like transphobia, racism, homophobia etc. so he attracts more lgbtqap+, left leaning, or just tolerant people than someone like XQC. If there was a video about an fat trans person, the two chats would have very different responses.
XQC seems cool. Also seems a little like an Alien learning about humans. He seems like he means well.
That intro “how is Texas” exchange made me laugh so hard
i usually watch youtube videos at 1.5 - 2x speed but i literally cannot watch this video at that speed because x talks at that speed naturally lol
Unlike his chat xqc actually acknowledges he is misunderstood and was open to learn
Imagine if it was an autonomic response to immediately contact someone with actual intelligence to approach a subject with research, critical thinking, history, facts and context whenever you get a righteous polarity extremist thought in your head... Super brave of xQc to actually do this for himself rather than getting on Twitter to demonstrate that he hasn't.
Butters from South Park
he's richer then you btw
@@rosa_stars349 What are you so mad about?
@@rosa_stars349 lol u coping so bad 😂
@@rosa_stars349 copium
@@rosa_stars349 my friend, it's fine.. we are just having fun. Parasocialism has never worked, will never work and XQC won't see your copium here!
Re: moral and historical relativism around slavery- I really like that Michael Parenti quote, "In every slave society that I have studied, I discovered another social formation- another group of people who were very much against slavery... every single one of these societies... they were called slaves."
It's probably not the greatest argument for debate-bro types or people with racism baked into their brains, but it's striking to me how even in arguments about whether we should ease up on the slavers because nobody knew better, enslaved people are still denied their humanity.
Xqc in his abandoned apartment asking what a binky is 😂😂
People that think kids shouldn't learn about being gay because they're too young to learn about sexuality should also think that they shouldn't learn about being straight - it doesn't have any logical consistency.
Hasan is as patient as he is charitable.
XQC's facial reactions while Hasan is making a point reminds me of the villains in Phoenix Wright
I only know what XQC is saying based soley on how Hasan responds. Like when Han is talking to Chewy
xqc, generally, is a good person. He definitely tries to understand, but I feel like he should educate his own chat more. Whether he understands it or not - he is a role model for his chat, which is full of children.
I'm going to be a bit rough and confrontational but bear with me:
"What is a good person?" I want you to answer this
Is a good person when Felix goes on rant in front of 100k people?
Is a good person when Trans viewers of Felix can't show their faces around their community getting threaths and insults daily, which you got the exemple right here in this comment section?
Is a good person when you parrot the most horrible interptation of something?
Is it a good person when that is call out to you multiple times yet you have done nothing in years (even if not directly, you can hire a team to deal with moderation) to try and approach it?
Is a good person when you attempt to understand, yet when you are back alone with your audience you immediately backtrack and show compent and even malice against the person who tried to educate you (which didn't happen in this instance but it did happen in others, most recently the kick thing and before that the slots thing)?
Is a good person because you've attempted to understand?
Is a good person because you've inquired about the right to exist of other people?
Why am I being this rough with you and anyone who might be reading? Maybe "A good person" is not a good way to describe anything or anyone and rather point out qualities, while doubting anyone who says "I'm a good person".
@@Kishuy I'm not going to read your essay. Summarize in less then 30 words, or perish.
How i fucking WHEEZED at Hasan's 'mhMMMM' when XQC said he and people were dumb. Also i have to laugh at XQC coming at the whole racism arguement from the end, he just does not seem to connect that the systemic nature of racism and the blindspots it creates is the ENTIRE reason he connects 'insult skin color=first instinct for hurting another person'. Its very much a 'he's got the spirit' moment.😂
should of added xqc's chat in the vid they were crazy
watching xqc's face distort hearing all this shit is so funny to me, bless him
X and Adin are such an interesting contrast. Both are terminally online and get all their info from Twitter. The difference is Adin was a child when he got famous and X was an adult. You can truly see it in how receptive he is to even the lightest level of critical thinking. Just more evidence that we shouldn’t give fame and widespread attention to children. Adin is clearly still a child, looking for validation and attention like a child.
It seems like X was willing to learn here, which is a breath of fresh air that I didn't think would come from X today
1:04:44 The person he is quoting here is Pierre Joseph Proudhon, the first person to proclaim himself an anarchist and a major influence on the philosophy of Karl Marx. The actual quote is '"I dream of a society where I would be guillotined as a conservative'.
Haasans way to deal with racism is racism
just when you think this dude is lost, hes willing to learn
He wasnt even paying attention
He was and wasn’t, his adhd is clearly on one in this and he’s probably like that all the time tbh
This seems more like XQC trying to learn and understand in good faith than a debate, which is great
I love the Hasan XQC moments tbh X almost always seems like hes willing to learn when its just them 1 on 1
Holy shit your work is underrated. And impeccable
xqc is my favorite dumb guy tbh
Xqc is way better than adin 😂
@@thepowerofmyth yeah no shit. xqc is just really, really not that smart which is kinda cute tbfh
xqc is way smarter than people give him credit for though. You don't end up in his position with no brain, he has some awful takes and rough social skills so people think he's an idiot.
@@thepowerofmythdifference between someone who doesn't know stuff and someone who is actively a detriment to society
he is way samrter than you guys give him credit for He learned english very quickly and also clearly has above average critical thought.
I wish there were chat from both channels
Hasans patience is admirable..the adderall is strong in xqc
In the words of Russel Howard, “They’re teaching tolerance not technique!”.
xqc dude is speaking frenglish on Adderall
any normal conversation = Debate
chat needs to calm tf down. I dont really care about XQC, personally never watched hime, but he is doing the right thing. He doesn't understand a topic, so he is asking someone who does to explain it. NO ONE INATELY UNDERSTANDS THESE THINGS, everyone has to learn at somepoint, and yall should be thankful that he is trying to better himself and doesn't just turn into Adin Ross 2.0. If you guys want someone to learn, then dont yell at him or call him names when he is going out of his way, and out of his comfort zone, to learn these things
This is why only idiots trap themselves in echo chambers. You can absolutely listen to an opinion or perspective without agreeing with it, but often times, as seen here, it can lead to enlightenment, which helps people understand who's lying to them.
XQC has critical thinking skills he asks questions, admits when he’s wrong, and changes views based on evidence.
On the other have Adin Ross has no real understanding of anything in the world and hears people saying things and acts like a kid with his dad just believing everything they say cause you think there cool and know best.
@cloudzify you believe in magic, grow up
You just described the same thing the left does too. And that's the problem. Leftist people think everything they know is right when it's not
yeah, i also like how xqc interrupts to ask for clarifications when he doesn't understand something such as an acronym. it's a great sign that he's genuinely listening and engaging.
and because he does this, part of the value that i get from this discussion (as someone who hangs out in hasan's space a lot) is the reminders that some of these data points that seem totally "obvious" to me are actually not super commonly known. it's a great reminder to see which ones can be brand new to people because they're not discussed outside of leftist spaces
Maybe it’s just me but this was the most difficult time I’ve had trying to understand XQC in a long time.
The way XQC talks gives me anxiety... Holy fuck.
"I'm dumb." He's smarter than I thought
The power of autism is incredible
Glad hes actually able to understand and grow
Watching this after seeing xQc debate Adin Ross on the same topic feels so surreal, he's grown so much since this debate :O
I don't really watch XQC's content, but it's shit like this that at least makes me appreciate him. He's willing to sit down, talk, ask questions and actually think about shit. So many people can't let go of their main character syndrome and refuse to accept when they are wrong, but X can do that in moments like this
I love when people are good faith like that with Hasan instead of debate bro mentality, conversations are always more productive than stupid debates, this was very informative
He kept asking for repeats and clarification, which to me shows he was genuinely wanting to learn :) Hasan, you were very patient and polite and have some really good and easy-to-understand terms
he acts like hes on something... the way he moves around so anxiously
ADHD
He's playing rocket league the whole time
Sex Ed is taught bc children start puberty at around 8years old. Girls begin their periods and have no idea why. Not all parents are good parents. So there needs to be a secondary source of information for children to learn about their bodies.