WATCH exclusive bonus content where *Amala* answers audience questions. CLICK the link: triggernometry.locals.com/ CHAPTERS👇 00:00 Intro 02:01 Amala’s Background 03:43 Transitioning From the Left 07:10 How the Left Has Evolved 08:33 Defining Wokeness 09:45 Can You Be Left-Wing & Anti-Woke? 13:13 Why Wokeness is Attractive to Young People 17:08 Kernels of Truth From the Left 18:10 Sponsor Message: Athletic Greens 19:43 Why Does Our Society Promote Self-Flagellation? 22:28 The Effect of Social Media 26:10 Modern Beauty Standards 27:58 The Denial of Truth 30:18 The Current State of LA 38:43 Amala’s Mother & Upbringing 41:19 The Meaning of Conservatism 46:42 Does America Need More Political Parties? 49:15 Gun Laws & The Second Amendment 54:01 The Division in the West 56:23 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?
We've have had many shootings... That's a lie, it's always been a lie. Stop fucking repeating the lie. The UK isn't some magical place where gun control worked and didn't everywhere else.. YOU just bought into the lie. Please do some leg work on the topic mate..
An real honest and open conversation would be about discussing what a social construct is and how the westernized social construct is designed. Getting to better understand what westernized society actual is and how it was set up will help us better understand how the problems that exist within it are purposely created by it. Race, nationality, gender, religion, politics are all creation of the social construct and they wouldn't exist if the society we live in didn't create them. The aforementioned suggest strongly that the society is predetermined and rigged to work a certain way based on ideas that do NOT originate from the masses who only agree and or consent to such ideas and or concepts against their free will under the guise that they are meant to be of service to others within the society, physically, mentally, spiritually or non spiritually if you are labeled an atheist. Ultimately western society is one based on psychological and physical warfare as well as social mind control. Metaphorically speaking we the masses are homeless people living in someone else's house under their rules statues, codes and laws which they change for their own conveniences to our detriment because they really don't want us living with them but they figure they can use us to clean up after their mess and take on their responsibility while they reap the benefits of charging us rent to live in their home. But here is the thing we don't have to live in someone else's home under their authoritative thumb doing the work for them for little or no return while being disrespected in the process. All we have to do is join forces, get our resources together, expose the flaws in the house to the owners themselves and then give them an ultimatum that they either change their house rules, statues, codes and laws or we simply move out and make our own home that doesn't include em. So are really serious about having an honest discussion about your social construct? or do you want to continue to have subjectively divisive conversations about made up man made construct issues that do not exist in objective real life?
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt it shows capability of growth and change. I think someone who is constantly developing and expanding their ideas is smarter than someone who isn’t
I'm a half-black, educated, raised poorish, conservative female. Been a conservative all my life, but for a brief stint of Marianne Williamson support. I've found that the increase in labeling is only serving to fracture our nation and world. Praying more people will see it for what it is. Glad to hear of the gradual awakening. 🙏 Very well articulated! Keep up the good work Amala and Trigger Nometry.
@No More Drama Triangles Good question, but I'm not half white, I'm a hispanic, native American and African American mix. I was simply relating to Amala.
From the UK like many Triggernometry followers. I also follow Amala but mostly watch Shorts or short clips from her shows. She really is fantastic. Funny, articulate, enthusiastic and bold about how she tackles things. It's also important when she is open about her past beliefs and how she changed her perspective.
I was a far leftist, and I felt uncomfortable with some of the concepts. "Sex work is work" and "tw are women" seemed deeply anti-feminist and wrong, but i pushed it down, because no one was saying anything about it and I assumed I must be missing something. These people were so aggressive and "had all the receipts", so I was just convinced i was dumb. I couldn't hear anything from the right because had accepted that they are evil and hate women. I needed to see push back from the left. And that happened one day in a comment section on b!tch media, an article about the film Hustler. One woman said something like why is it empowering to sell your body and be a criminal (said it better than that). She was viciously attacked, but I was like, Hold Up! So I clicked thru to her profile and i found the most hated and badazz group of women: terfs. That was it for me, I was free. And I was pissed. Pissed at the left for slowly gaslighting me into a literal buffoon, and pissed at myself for not paying attention and having such ridiculous self esteem. I'm not a terf (maybe a baby terf), I don't have any tribe. I'm independent, and I've peaked my daughter, who was/is more pissdd than I was. She's peaked 3 friends (theyre also pissed lol). And I try to pay it forward and leave comments when I can, so hopefully, someone else sees pushback from the left. Thanks for listening to my podcast
“S-x wrk” is work & “tw are women” are pushed by super rich men who are leaders in the worldwide tr-ans women/transhumanism movement. Throw in the p3d0 movement with that, too. It’s truly horrifying.
I think you'll find many on the far left are coming to their senses on those two issues while still retaining the sensibilities of working class solidarity and scientific materialism.
Amala is a true independent woman! And brave. Few at her age would have the courage to stand up for what’s right when most want to fit in. This is truly honorable!
I can understand why Prager gave her a job, she is outstanding in her thinking and speaking. This is what happens when someone capable of critical thinking is exposed to left-ist ideology. Her journey was very honest and authentic.
And kudos to PragerU that she got the job even tho she is pro-choice and good with gay marriage. No institute on the left would hire anyone with any bit of view opposing theirs. The right, which is reasonable, will.
Hearing young people being so thoughtful and articulate gives me real hope for the future. Amala, Vince Dao and several others are important and encouraging voices.
@@patrickl6932 ugh enough. People are impressed because she's 22 and speaks better than all the pundits and other degenerates on these topics, not because she is half black. Stop pushing racism out of nowhere
Very interesting interview. I’m a white man raised with a half black brother and now have a half black daughter. My daughter and I have always had the best relationship you could ever imagine. Then she started college and all of a sudden I had white privilege and was on the side of the oppressors. She never made the comment I was the enemy but she sure seemed to dance around and come just short of that because she loves me and knows I have sacrificed so much for her to have a better life then all of her friends and family. We have tried to talk about it and we just can’t. It’s unfortunate but we will never get back the relationship we had before she went to college. If I had known I wouldn’t have paid for her to go. I wouldn’t be able to stop her if she wanted to go but I would not have paid someone to teach my daughter to hate me and to develop a victim mentality. They (and I don’t know who they actually are) want us to be weak and controlled but if they succeed won’t that mean we will someday be taken over and they will lose all power to the conquering new country?
First, I am so sorry to hear about your story. That has to be just heartbreaking, and I hope that as she matures she "grows out" of this toxic mindset. You also raised a point that I have often made, which is the self-destructive idiocy of their mindset: If the world is just groups struggling for dominance and power as they claim, then they'd better hope that whites or conservatives don't end up buying into that twisted belief. For if that were true, then they would necessarily do it to us if they gained power, right? If THAT were true then it would be rational for the majority (whites, gun owners) to use its power to ensure they stay crushed and under our thumb, right? I of course do NOT subscribe to this mindset, but given that blacks are only 13% of the population they should realize that they are playing with fire. It could end in a horror show.
@@WhizzingFish12 you are the first person that has made that same point I have been saying forever. Many slaves fought for their freedom and won, why didn’t that happen here in the US? I’ll tell you why, we out number them by far. They are only free because white people in the north fought and died for their freedom. It’s open season to be as racist as you want to be against white people especially white mean and sooner or later white men just like everyone else is going to get tired of it and start fighting back. I have black people in my life that I care about and I fear that they are going to get the race war they want and it’s going to end badly for them. Including my daughter. The worst part in all of this is that white people today have never owned slaves but yet we have to pay for the sins of other men? This country was founded on bringing everyone together to fight for a common goal, and now all our government wants to do is tear us apart. Bring on the Russians or the Chinese, their leadership can’t be worse then this.
@@jenniferj5324 I wish she would watch it but I keep sending her videos of black women calling this crap out and also things I I she would take better from black podcasters since she won’t take it from me. The point I make to her is that I want her to have her own mind but if you believe this crap you have to be able to explain it and defend it. She can’t do it. She dose the same BS as the rest, just repeat it. It’s her life, I can do my best to teach her and lead her but I can’t and won’t force her. Her happiness and life choices are her responsibility. All I can do is choose when or if I will be there to help her in a situation by situation basis. To be honest it’s not sad yet, we are still in each others life just not as close as we used to be.
@@invisiblespeedrcor ..🤔maybe because she clearly and articulately explains what makes sense to her Own ❤️ heart , after she used to be A Woke/ leftist, and found it to Be Mean and NOT VERY liberal, and open minded.....👍🤔
Been looking forward to this. Huge fan with nothing but respect for Amala. She offers such a strong presence and message while attracting a younger generation to learn the truth and how to be a critical thinker. Amala and Brett Cooper are 2 of very few (approved and encouraged) influencers my teen daughter is allowed to watch. The best part, my daughter found them before I did.
Wow! Young, intelligent, articulate, reflective, thoughtful ... am I allowed to say I really love the fact that she does not say "like" every third word (haven't heard her say it once so far) and that she is really pretty as well? Talk about the complete package!
She’s so amazing. I’m 62 years old and have never been able to speak so eloquently. Also, at my age, even I get depressed when I see some friends on social media at an event that I wasn’t invited to. 😭
I can't remember who said this being woke is about control. Control thought Control speech Control behaviour Control outcomes Control spaces Control feelings etc etc etc
Very true. I'm a uk working class man. Usual work labouring jobs. Lots of my own kind saying I can't be a conservative. I'd like to have decent conversations With them but their minds are closed.
"You're in the wrong room." - Most people have this feeling at several times in life, but few act on it realizing they are not where they should be. Good on Amala for catching it early and having the courage to act.
Excellent interview with this bright young woman. I’m going to share this with all the young people I know and love to help encourage them to question the new ideologies and come from their own personal truth. She is a very brave person.
Amala hit the nail on the head, every generation is looking to change the world. I'm 68 years old and can remember my dad telling me thats true, all teenagers are a little rebeleous to the previous peneration.
I don't want to change and rebel the previous generation. I want to change and rebel this generation. The world is getting worse and worse and people are taking good as evil and evil as good. It wasn't like this before.
It's brilliant young people like Amala who are our greatest hope fighting this woke nonsense more than the Intellectual Dark Web, outcast university professors with podcasts and cranky old farts like myself...Keep up the great work Amala, you're a shining light
Amala is such a calm person, wise beyond her years. I love the open attitude she has to other ppl's opinions and how she seeks nuance in a polarized world :)
"There is no space to be who you want to be, no space to think what you want to think." These are some of the clear markers of a cult. Bravo Amala, for being wise and brave enough to leave.
Wow! I never heard of Amala until I tuned into her here. What an engaging articulate young woman she is! I enjoyed watching this the whole way through, and will certainly try to tune into her elsewhere. Thank you Trigonometry for interviewing her and giving her exposure to others, like myself, who might not have been aware of her until now.
Great to see Amala feature - been a fan of her work for a while now and she fully deserves all accolades for sharing logical, fact based, rational arguments in the fight against the rise in irrational ideologies spreading like a virus! The future is actually quite bright!
I was a Gay rights activist until around 2010. It was clear by then that marriage equality was coming Federally so, I decided to just chill and take the win. BOY DID I MISUNDERSTAND THE ASSIGNMENT. 😆 I AM NOT CONSERVATIVE. I don’t fit that mold either. I’m now just a Patriot. I want to uphold our Constitution. No more, no less.
I've seen Amala on Prager U. She has woken up at a remarkably young age. She is also extremely articulate, able to form complete and formidably coherent thoughts and sentences with ease. Good for her.
You can not talk with cult members, with arguments and logic. Some are so insane that you can not reason with them, and others do not have the humility to admit that they are wrong. With that said we have to protect children by any means.
She's smart, genuine and outspoken. I hope we'll see more people like her in social media, people who aren't afraid to speak common sense, use logic and call strange things by it's name.
The best thing about Amala (and there are a lot of great things) is her age. For someone to figure out so much of this stuff so early on… it puts her 25-30 years ahead of her time. Just imagine the kinds of sharpness and articulation she’ll be able to conjure when she’s 40! And she’ll be just as lovely then, too. Probably more.
What I really like about Amala is that she despises all the success here she never doubles down on criticism or pushes her comments and videos to extremes just because that would bring her more views, she is always fair and truly analyses both sides of the argument, I kind of fell in the same way she does, I was the liberal guy and I think I still am but what means to be liberal shifted so much that is something else now, I'm over 40 and gay and is the same with the LGBT community, whatever that is now has nothing to do with that group was about in the time I had no problem to be associated with, is like everybody now is this little social terrorist, people are behaving almost like they are part of a religious cult or a mob, they only think on the collective, very weird
The better question about guns is instead of "why wasn't there an uprising with the lockdowns in America? " would be "why is it the pro gun states in America opened up far sooner than the ones run by anti gun leaders voted in by anti gun voters" and I guess that one answers both questions
@KB’s Creations oh you totally got me there! Hurp Durp... except I can point out S. Dakota never closed, and Georgia fought Trump on opening. Meanwhile the state that actually had armed protests was the one who's governor had one of the strongest lockdowns (unless you were her husband of course)
Hello Konstantin & Francis! Your presence today is greatly appreciated. Cannot thank you enough for all that you each bring forth during these tumultuous times we all find ourselves in. Continue to shine the light ❤
Good convo, and Konstantin's right about Amala's weak argument about the 2A. I'm not sure if she's just not thought much about it or if she's still uncertain over her stance regarding the 2A. If I may chip in a couple of cents on the topic, Colion Noir (also on RUclips) interviewed a former London police officer. He made some interesting claims that are echoed in so many other places where guns are completely outlawed. He claimed that shootings occur in London all the time by gangs but are very rarely covered by the news, which strengthens the typical pro-2A argument, that if you outlaw all guns, then only outlaws will have guns. And even if people want to say that the US has a gun problem, then they must also admit that the UK has a machete and homicidal vehicle problem, although it should be clear that it's the morality problem all these people have had in common that is at fault, and not the objects they have chosen to act upon it.
26:15 in. My twin daughters are 8, I don't allow them on the internet, but when Grandpa watches them, he doesn't believe in my rules(that's another conversation). They're 8 and they already tell me they're bodies aren't good enough! So scary, I wasn't a bit concerned about my body at 8. The other twin is telling me the kids at school are saying she's a boy bc she doesn't like dresses and "girly" things. I constantly reassure her, I was a tomboy. I was constantly told I was a lesbain when I was in my 20s in the army. But I have never had the personality to give af about peoples opinion. Now I have 2 beautiful, sweet souls that do... it's a lot.
@Granny Annie all I know is he let's them on RUclips. I have no idea of the content. I beg him not to let him have his phone, but he always caves within a week. I wish I could afford other options. I'm sure they're getting some of it from school as well. Tons of 8 yo with Iphones at school.
It is always refreshing to hear what Amala has to say about the world as she observes it and experiences it. What is tremendously uplifting is seeing a young person who is unafraid of speaking her mind and challenging ideas and assumptions she, herself held 'only yesterday'. Hope for a better future is engendered by young people such as Amala. Gratitude and applause!
Love Amala (subscribed!)... the world is just nuts right now and though I don't necessarily class myself a Conservative I increasingly find common ground with the right for social issues if not perhaps economics. I also think it's interesting that are an increasing number of BAME (hate the term) RUclipsrs that are uncomfortable with the New Left.
WATCH exclusive bonus content where *Amala* answers audience questions.
CLICK the link: triggernometry.locals.com/
CHAPTERS👇
00:00 Intro
02:01 Amala’s Background
03:43 Transitioning From the Left
07:10 How the Left Has Evolved
08:33 Defining Wokeness
09:45 Can You Be Left-Wing & Anti-Woke?
13:13 Why Wokeness is Attractive to Young People
17:08 Kernels of Truth From the Left
18:10 Sponsor Message: Athletic Greens
19:43 Why Does Our Society Promote Self-Flagellation?
22:28 The Effect of Social Media
26:10 Modern Beauty Standards
27:58 The Denial of Truth
30:18 The Current State of LA
38:43 Amala’s Mother & Upbringing
41:19 The Meaning of Conservatism
46:42 Does America Need More Political Parties?
49:15 Gun Laws & The Second Amendment
54:01 The Division in the West
56:23 What’s the One Thing We’re Not Talking About?
Love Love LOVE Amala! Such a great positive voice for young people 🙌
We've have had many shootings... That's a lie, it's always been a lie. Stop fucking repeating the lie.
The UK isn't some magical place where gun control worked and didn't everywhere else.. YOU just bought into the lie.
Please do some leg work on the topic mate..
You're super smart. Loved your idea of being anti-label. Subscribed!
An real honest and open conversation would be about discussing what
a social construct is and how the westernized social construct is designed.
Getting to better understand what westernized society actual is and how it
was set up will help us better understand how the problems that exist within
it are purposely created by it. Race, nationality, gender, religion, politics are
all creation of the social construct and they wouldn't exist if the society we
live in didn't create them. The aforementioned suggest strongly that the
society is predetermined and rigged to work a certain way based on ideas
that do NOT originate from the masses who only agree and or consent to
such ideas and or concepts against their free will under the guise that they
are meant to be of service to others within the society, physically, mentally,
spiritually or non spiritually if you are labeled an atheist. Ultimately western
society is one based on psychological and physical warfare as well as social
mind control. Metaphorically speaking we the masses are homeless people
living in someone else's house under their rules statues, codes and laws which
they change for their own conveniences to our detriment because they really
don't want us living with them but they figure they can use us to clean up after
their mess and take on their responsibility while they reap the benefits of
charging us rent to live in their home. But here is the thing we don't have to
live in someone else's home under their authoritative thumb doing the work
for them for little or no return while being disrespected in the process. All
we have to do is join forces, get our resources together, expose the flaws
in the house to the owners themselves and then give them an ultimatum
that they either change their house rules, statues, codes and laws or we
simply move out and make our own home that doesn't include em. So are
really serious about having an honest discussion about your social construct?
or do you want to continue to have subjectively divisive conversations about
made up man made construct issues that do not exist in objective real life?
She’s so articulate and smart. So glad you’re interviewing her.
Isn't she just! Fair play to her.
Gorgeous too
Smart? Seriously? Anyone who can be a woke activist, reformed or not cannot be that smart.
Because no lefties are articulate or smart
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt it shows capability of growth and change. I think someone who is constantly developing and expanding their ideas is smarter than someone who isn’t
I listen to Amala everyday. She's a great role model for Young Americans and I absolutely Love Her.
I love her more!
@@rolfjohansen5376 😄😄
good stuff....keep spreading the good word about her! We need more people to listen to folks like her.
very very much college drop out energy
I'm a half-black, educated, raised poorish, conservative female. Been a conservative all my life, but for a brief stint of Marianne Williamson support. I've found that the increase in labeling is only serving to fracture our nation and world. Praying more people will see it for what it is. Glad to hear of the gradual awakening. 🙏 Very well articulated! Keep up the good work Amala and Trigger Nometry.
Labels can quickly become slurs
I like Marianne Williamson and I’m on the right. I don’t want her as president but I really like her message and what she does.
Sometimes it feels like how segregation would be like.
ruclips.net/p/PLuGH5K11m37FOVhq7L4ZRRU7eD_mcYKDK
@@dreamweaver1603 Yeah same here. Marianne lost my support when she decided to endorse Biden and kept silent on vax mandates.
@No More Drama Triangles Good question, but I'm not half white, I'm a hispanic, native American and African American mix. I was simply relating to Amala.
From the UK like many Triggernometry followers. I also follow Amala but mostly watch Shorts or short clips from her shows. She really is fantastic. Funny, articulate, enthusiastic and bold about how she tackles things. It's also important when she is open about her past beliefs and how she changed her perspective.
She's also fit af.
It's mindblowing when she tells how her mother was a woke lefty who brainwashed her throughout her upbringing.
I was a far leftist, and I felt uncomfortable with some of the concepts. "Sex work is work" and "tw are women" seemed deeply anti-feminist and wrong, but i pushed it down, because no one was saying anything about it and I assumed I must be missing something. These people were so aggressive and "had all the receipts", so I was just convinced i was dumb. I couldn't hear anything from the right because had accepted that they are evil and hate women. I needed to see push back from the left. And that happened one day in a comment section on b!tch media, an article about the film Hustler. One woman said something like why is it empowering to sell your body and be a criminal (said it better than that). She was viciously attacked, but I was like, Hold Up! So I clicked thru to her profile and i found the most hated and badazz group of women: terfs. That was it for me, I was free. And I was pissed. Pissed at the left for slowly gaslighting me into a literal buffoon, and pissed at myself for not paying attention and having such ridiculous self esteem. I'm not a terf (maybe a baby terf), I don't have any tribe. I'm independent, and I've peaked my daughter, who was/is more pissdd than I was. She's peaked 3 friends (theyre also pissed lol). And I try to pay it forward and leave comments when I can, so hopefully, someone else sees pushback from the left. Thanks for listening to my podcast
“S-x wrk” is work & “tw are women” are pushed by super rich men who are leaders in the worldwide tr-ans women/transhumanism movement. Throw in the p3d0 movement with that, too. It’s truly horrifying.
I love terfs.
I think you'll find many on the far left are coming to their senses on those two issues while still retaining the sensibilities of working class solidarity and scientific materialism.
🙌
@@adamguerrero5293 The left is completely captured by the elites and is inadvertently fighting against the working class, on their behalf.
Amala is a true independent woman! And brave. Few at her age would have the courage to stand up for what’s right when most want to fit in. This is truly honorable!
I can understand why Prager gave her a job, she is outstanding in her thinking and speaking. This is what happens when someone capable of critical thinking is exposed to left-ist ideology. Her journey was very honest and authentic.
And kudos to PragerU that she got the job even tho she is pro-choice and good with gay marriage. No institute on the left would hire anyone with any bit of view opposing theirs. The right, which is reasonable, will.
Most definitely, perfect fit
What an intelligent and well spoken young woman. Balanced with compassion and humor.
I just love Amala, she is such a breath of fresh air!
Hearing young people being so thoughtful and articulate gives me real hope for the future. Amala, Vince Dao and several others are important and encouraging voices.
She has a Light that shines through her and its astoundingly beautiful. Pure Gold.
She’s so bright and so well spoken. She’s going to go far!
Is she articulate?
Beautiful too. She's a triple threat.
@@patrickl6932 ugh enough. People are impressed because she's 22 and speaks better than all the pundits and other degenerates on these topics, not because she is half black. Stop pushing racism out of nowhere
@@patrickl6932 seems so doesn't it, honest too.
That's much better than so more rhetoric today.
Very interesting interview. I’m a white man raised with a half black brother and now have a half black daughter. My daughter and I have always had the best relationship you could ever imagine. Then she started college and all of a sudden I had white privilege and was on the side of the oppressors. She never made the comment I was the enemy but she sure seemed to dance around and come just short of that because she loves me and knows I have sacrificed so much for her to have a better life then all of her friends and family. We have tried to talk about it and we just can’t. It’s unfortunate but we will never get back the relationship we had before she went to college. If I had known I wouldn’t have paid for her to go. I wouldn’t be able to stop her if she wanted to go but I would not have paid someone to teach my daughter to hate me and to develop a victim mentality. They (and I don’t know who they actually are) want us to be weak and controlled but if they succeed won’t that mean we will someday be taken over and they will lose all power to the conquering new country?
First, I am so sorry to hear about your story. That has to be just heartbreaking, and I hope that as she matures she "grows out" of this toxic mindset.
You also raised a point that I have often made, which is the self-destructive idiocy of their mindset: If the world is just groups struggling for dominance and power as they claim, then they'd better hope that whites or conservatives don't end up buying into that twisted belief. For if that were true, then they would necessarily do it to us if they gained power, right? If THAT were true then it would be rational for the majority (whites, gun owners) to use its power to ensure they stay crushed and under our thumb, right? I of course do NOT subscribe to this mindset, but given that blacks are only 13% of the population they should realize that they are playing with fire. It could end in a horror show.
@@WhizzingFish12 you are the first person that has made that same point I have been saying forever. Many slaves fought for their freedom and won, why didn’t that happen here in the US? I’ll tell you why, we out number them by far. They are only free because white people in the north fought and died for their freedom. It’s open season to be as racist as you want to be against white people especially white mean and sooner or later white men just like everyone else is going to get tired of it and start fighting back. I have black people in my life that I care about and I fear that they are going to get the race war they want and it’s going to end badly for them. Including my daughter. The worst part in all of this is that white people today have never owned slaves but yet we have to pay for the sins of other men? This country was founded on bringing everyone together to fight for a common goal, and now all our government wants to do is tear us apart. Bring on the Russians or the Chinese, their leadership can’t be worse then this.
Show your daughter this video. I hope it helps.
That's sad . But she may well see sense as she gets older.
@@jenniferj5324 I wish she would watch it but I keep sending her videos of black women calling this crap out and also things I I she would take better from black podcasters since she won’t take it from me. The point I make to her is that I want her to have her own mind but if you believe this crap you have to be able to explain it and defend it. She can’t do it. She dose the same BS as the rest, just repeat it. It’s her life, I can do my best to teach her and lead her but I can’t and won’t force her. Her happiness and life choices are her responsibility. All I can do is choose when or if I will be there to help her in a situation by situation basis. To be honest it’s not sad yet, we are still in each others life just not as close as we used to be.
I can’t wait to watch this, Amala is so intelligent and nuanced in her opinions.
You mean, ”Amala agrees with me”
@@invisiblespeedrc No, I mean she justifies what she says and doesn’t make blanket statements; the opposite to Pearl who they had on previously.
@@invisiblespeedrcor ..🤔maybe because she clearly and articulately explains what makes sense to her Own ❤️ heart , after she used to be A Woke/ leftist, and found it to Be Mean and NOT VERY liberal, and open minded.....👍🤔
@@SchrödingersMath no, she discovered how to make money
@@invisiblespeedrc you....have obviously never listened to her explains how and why she left the Left behind....🤔🤔
It is the vulgar form of postmodernism in its essence. And its built to deconstruct, not to build.
And Foucault was an immoral person, who should not be followed or admired. Like so much today, it's an inversion.
He constructed a philosophy to enable his various perversions.
As Jesus said, "You shall know them by their fruits."
Theyre building a global prison, don't be mistaken. It is dangerous to underestimate the enemy.
@@offshoretomorrow3346 True
This woman is incredible. Brilliant.
Been looking forward to this. Huge fan with nothing but respect for Amala. She offers such a strong presence and message while attracting a younger generation to learn the truth and how to be a critical thinker. Amala and Brett Cooper are 2 of very few (approved and encouraged) influencers my teen daughter is allowed to watch. The best part, my daughter found them before I did.
Wow!
Young, intelligent, articulate, reflective, thoughtful ... am I allowed to say I really love the fact that she does not say "like" every third word (haven't heard her say it once so far) and that she is really pretty as well?
Talk about the complete package!
She doesn't start everything with. So........ either.
@@JohnnyRocker2162 Good point!
And she doesn't end every sentence in a question 🥰
@@JohnnyRocker2162 I know I hate that- gosh we sound old
She is a ray of light in a dark age.
Amala is a true breath of fresh air. What an enjoyable show; thanks
Love Amala ❤️ can't wait for this convo
Best. Guest. Ever. She’s so intelligent, compassionate, kind and BADASS!!!! Love her
She's been popping up in my feed a lot really. Like her content! Great to see you guys have her on. Good show.
She’s so amazing. I’m 62 years old and have never been able to speak so eloquently.
Also, at my age, even I get depressed when I see some friends on social media at an event that I wasn’t invited to. 😭
Wow! How refreshing to see someone so young talking sense 😊🙋♀️🏴🤞
Fantastic to hear someone speak so much common sense in these Bizarre times.
I can't remember who said this being woke is about control.
Control thought
Control speech
Control behaviour
Control outcomes
Control spaces
Control feelings
etc etc etc
Very true. I'm a uk working class man.
Usual work labouring jobs. Lots of my own kind saying I can't be a conservative.
I'd like to have decent conversations
With them but their minds are closed.
"You're in the wrong room." - Most people have this feeling at several times in life, but few act on it realizing they are not where they should be. Good on Amala for catching it early and having the courage to act.
Hi Francis and Konstantin ❤ your content has always been great, but recently it's gone through the stratosphere! Thanks for keeping me sane!
I was just thinking the other day that you needed to get her on!
Me too! this is great she is very well spoken
Excellent interview with this bright young woman. I’m going to share this with all the young people I know and love to help encourage them to question the new ideologies and come from their own personal truth. She is a very brave person.
I LOVE it when my favorite intelligent RUclipsrs have a long form discussion!!! GREAT conversation!!
Amala is amazing! So reasoned, smart, thoughtful and conscientious
Amala hit the nail on the head, every generation is looking to change the world. I'm 68 years old and can remember my dad telling me thats true, all teenagers are a little rebeleous to the previous peneration.
I don't want to change and rebel the previous generation. I want to change and rebel this generation. The world is getting worse and worse and people are taking good as evil and evil as good. It wasn't like this before.
I like her! Thanks for having her on or I wouldn't have ever found her content. Going to go watch more!
You could not have done better than to find Thomas Sowell. He is one of the greatest minds of our times. I am so happy you found him.
He's also impossible to interview, he hasn't even been interviewed at the Hoover Institution for a couple of years given that he's in his 90s.
The man's an idiot.
@@ewangentnot so
Amala is great! glad you guys connected and talked.
I’m consider myself liberal and I think Amala is a considerate, critical thinker. We share many of the same views.
Amala is liberal. Her error is thinking conservative is the opposite of woke. She is a traditional liberal, like most people.
It's brilliant young people like Amala who are our greatest hope fighting this woke nonsense more than the Intellectual Dark Web, outcast university professors with podcasts and cranky old farts like myself...Keep up the great work Amala, you're a shining light
Love you guys. All three of ya. Ya’ll are amazing.
Love you Amala! Glad to see you getting some well needed exposure to bring the world hopefully back to sanity.
She is such a delight of joy.
Thanks, guys, for bringing this wonderfully encouraging young woman to us; another nicely conducted interview too!
Amala is such a calm person, wise beyond her years. I love the open attitude she has to other ppl's opinions and how she seeks nuance in a polarized world :)
I love her! My favorite right of center influencer and by far the most genuine in my opinion
Good for you, young lady. I’m a lifelong Democrat and all this woke nonhas got me rolling my eyes.
Love Amala's work. She's sharp as a straight razor and wickedly funny.
Love love looove Amala!!! She is my faith in the future generations ❤
"There is no space to be who you want to be, no space to think what you want to think."
These are some of the clear markers of a cult.
Bravo Amala, for being wise and brave enough to leave.
Amala is an amazing talent, and a very positive influencer for young people.
Wow! I never heard of Amala until I tuned into her here. What an engaging articulate young woman she is! I enjoyed watching this the whole way through, and will certainly try to tune into her elsewhere. Thank you Trigonometry for interviewing her and giving her exposure to others, like myself, who might not have been aware of her until now.
Only 22, but so sharp and self aware, Amala can bring about real change. In 10 years time who knows where she'll be :)
her age stuns me. I've listened to her quite a bit in the past and just her show is impressive for someone her age
She most certainly will be president with the affirmative action policies in woke America ironically
I love Amala!!! So glad you’re interviewing her 😊
Amala is SOLID!
It gives me great hope for our future when i listen to intelligent young women like Amala… thank you
Great to see Amala feature - been a fan of her work for a while now and she fully deserves all accolades for sharing logical, fact based, rational arguments in the fight against the rise in irrational ideologies spreading like a virus! The future is actually quite bright!
except for the congratulating the rent a womb thing.
children do need a mother
All I have to say is, “thank you Amala for all you do”.
She is so articulate, I am certainly considering interacting with more of her podcasts, as I have only been running into her shorts in my feed.
She’s great!
Amala NAILED this Interview! So young, and so wise!! Overloaded with analysis, coherence and articulated in her words. Bravo!! 👏👏👏👏
I was a Gay rights activist until around 2010. It was clear by then that marriage equality was coming Federally so, I decided to just chill and take the win. BOY DID I MISUNDERSTAND THE ASSIGNMENT. 😆
I AM NOT CONSERVATIVE. I don’t fit that mold either. I’m now just a Patriot. I want to uphold our Constitution. No more, no less.
Sounds like your in the silent majority.
Yaaaay, finally! Amala!!❤
I respect all of you.
I can't wait! This will be so interesting to listen to.
Love Amala ❤
I've seen Amala on Prager U. She has woken up at a remarkably young age. She is also extremely articulate, able to form complete and formidably coherent thoughts and sentences with ease. Good for her.
Amala helps to restore my faith in young people.
So, a single mixed race kid talking common sense gives you hope.
You do realise this is grift?
@@michaeldoolan7595 even a cynic needs hope from time to time
Another great interview! Love Amala. Wish I was nearly as bright as her at 22.
Me too. I was not nearly as articulate.
Love her! Gives me hope for the future.
What an appealing, down-to-earth, person! I'd predict she has a big future.
Amala gives me hope for future. I hope she can reach many college kids.
You can not talk with cult members, with arguments and logic. Some are so insane that you can not reason with them, and others do not have the humility to admit that they are wrong. With that said we have to protect children by any means.
She's smart, genuine and outspoken. I hope we'll see more people like her in social media, people who aren't afraid to speak common sense, use logic and call strange things by it's name.
People shouldnt ask pronouns, they should ask what are your opinions.
Yes! You got Amala on. Love this girl. She gives hope to Gen Z. Looking forward to watching this. Respect Amala. Appreciate what you do. Love from UK.
I wish I'd had half the wisdom and sense she has at that age.
Good discussion. Always good to hear Amala.
The best thing about Amala (and there are a lot of great things) is her age.
For someone to figure out so much of this stuff so early on… it puts her 25-30 years ahead of her time. Just imagine the kinds of sharpness and articulation she’ll be able to conjure when she’s 40!
And she’ll be just as lovely then, too. Probably more.
What I really like about Amala is that she despises all the success here she never doubles down on criticism or pushes her comments and videos to extremes just because that would bring her more views, she is always fair and truly analyses both sides of the argument, I kind of fell in the same way she does, I was the liberal guy and I think I still am but what means to be liberal shifted so much that is something else now, I'm over 40 and gay and is the same with the LGBT community, whatever that is now has nothing to do with that group was about in the time I had no problem to be associated with, is like everybody now is this little social terrorist, people are behaving almost like they are part of a religious cult or a mob, they only think on the collective, very weird
The better question about guns is instead of "why wasn't there an uprising with the lockdowns in America? " would be "why is it the pro gun states in America opened up far sooner than the ones run by anti gun leaders voted in by anti gun voters" and I guess that one answers both questions
well the answer to your first question is that Donald Trump was president, so the majority of gun owners were initially OK with what was going on
@KB’s Creations oh you totally got me there! Hurp Durp... except I can point out S. Dakota never closed, and Georgia fought Trump on opening. Meanwhile the state that actually had armed protests was the one who's governor had one of the strongest lockdowns (unless you were her husband of course)
Hello Konstantin & Francis! Your presence today is greatly appreciated. Cannot thank you enough for all that you each bring forth during these tumultuous times we all find ourselves in. Continue to shine the light ❤
Excellent woman.
Enjoyed this interview with Amala, and it gives me hope for some family members.
Amala is one of my favourites. ❤
Awww great guest to interview! Amala is a dope Floridian! 😂🍻 Love from Florida 💪🏻🤘🏻
love supporting Amala!
That one was waiting to happen ❤️ great energy, great exchange.
Amala is so wise beyond her years
A cross over between my favorite channels!
Been listening to Amala for a few years, she rocks!!
Good convo, and Konstantin's right about Amala's weak argument about the 2A. I'm not sure if she's just not thought much about it or if she's still uncertain over her stance regarding the 2A. If I may chip in a couple of cents on the topic, Colion Noir (also on RUclips) interviewed a former London police officer. He made some interesting claims that are echoed in so many other places where guns are completely outlawed. He claimed that shootings occur in London all the time by gangs but are very rarely covered by the news, which strengthens the typical pro-2A argument, that if you outlaw all guns, then only outlaws will have guns. And even if people want to say that the US has a gun problem, then they must also admit that the UK has a machete and homicidal vehicle problem, although it should be clear that it's the morality problem all these people have had in common that is at fault, and not the objects they have chosen to act upon it.
I like this woman. I've been watching her for a year or so now.
26:15 in. My twin daughters are 8, I don't allow them on the internet, but when Grandpa watches them, he doesn't believe in my rules(that's another conversation). They're 8 and they already tell me they're bodies aren't good enough! So scary, I wasn't a bit concerned about my body at 8. The other twin is telling me the kids at school are saying she's a boy bc she doesn't like dresses and "girly" things. I constantly reassure her, I was a tomboy. I was constantly told I was a lesbain when I was in my 20s in the army. But I have never had the personality to give af about peoples opinion. Now I have 2 beautiful, sweet souls that do... it's a lot.
What did their grandfather let them watch? Certainly not the children's content my gkids watch.
@Granny Annie all I know is he let's them on RUclips. I have no idea of the content. I beg him not to let him have his phone, but he always caves within a week. I wish I could afford other options. I'm sure they're getting some of it from school as well. Tons of 8 yo with Iphones at school.
It is always refreshing to hear what Amala has to say about the world as she observes it and experiences it. What is tremendously uplifting is seeing a young person who is unafraid of speaking her mind and challenging ideas and assumptions she, herself held 'only yesterday'. Hope for a better future is engendered by young people such as Amala. Gratitude and applause!
Love Amala (subscribed!)... the world is just nuts right now and though I don't necessarily class myself a Conservative I increasingly find common ground with the right for social issues if not perhaps economics. I also think it's interesting that are an increasing number of BAME (hate the term) RUclipsrs that are uncomfortable with the New Left.
Great interview. I'm glad you guys are growing. Keep it up. Someone has to speak for the centrist.
Shes gorgeous and one of my favorite creators.
So articulate and eloquent in laying down her ideas. You go Amala 💪