"Gender Dysphoria Is a Mental Disorder" - Blaire White
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Biology is imperfect, if someone can be borne with a finger missing. A simple appendage. Is it beyond the realm of possibility that something as complex as the brain can go wrong?
It’s the “can they pass” that needs to be investigated.
It’s similar to, “I don’t eat meat but I eat fish”; Because it’s not furry it’s ok for it to die?
We are all hypocrites, the world is imperfect and full of imperfect people.
Me personally from an engineering standpoint, 7 billion people. A thing as complex as a brain to make. A female brain in a mans body, not hard to believe.
@triggernometry I hope you defend Blaire more and call out the bigots in your own comments section. It is seriously gross.
@@SmittenandBitten Call outs for the bigots?
Super chats are on week days.
Boom tiss. Thank you, thank you very much. You’ve all been great. Thank you.
@@SmittenandBitten What are you referring to? I just scrolled a long way down and all the top comments are extremely positive from what I can see...
What i find absurd is that I've heard of women in their 20s being denied having their tubes tied because they "may want to have kids in the future" but we are allowing literal children and teens to transition and take hormone blockers and get gender reassignment surgery...
So bloody true!!
@@narichan oh my gosh!! That is ridiculous!!
I have a friend who had tumors that her doctor said had a 90% chance of becoming uterine cancer. She said OK, remove it. He said, "Well, 26 is pretty young to get a hysterectomy, you might want to get pregnant again." She said "Well it's pretty young to fuckin DIE, ain't it? [Point at belly] Get that outta there!!"
Do you fuckin believe that? This chick would've probably had less than a year to live, w/o the surgery, & all this quack could think about was the standard "MUST BREED MORE SLAVES" that religion & The Owners have drilled into society since Year One. Un-fuckin-real. The best part? She'd already HAD a kid, & didn't want any more! And he knew that!
Now kids half the age that she was at the time, are supposed to be able to just say "I'm a dude" & it's like "No problem! [carve carve]" Yeah, they can't drink a beer, which wears off in an hour, but getting sliced up & nailed back together, which lasts forever? Hell yeah!!
@@emilyadams3228 thats fucking disgusting so he wanted her to get pregnant and die instead of fucking saving her life? wtf thats very horrendous i would sue him for just stating that! His job is suppose to take care of the patient not kill them!
@Paulina Hott completely agree !
I think trans teens should be able to get access to puberty blockers as they can clearly tell if they're uncomfortable looking more and more like the gender they were assigned at birth
I gladly call Blair “her”, precisely bc she’s not threatening me if I don’t. She knows she’s a bio man and is asking courteously that I treat her as a woman. Glad to oblige. What a classy person she is.
Around 9 mins, blaire mentions not wanting the people around her to feel like they need to be sensitive around her when talking about things and I feel that 100%. I’m gay and Native American and sometimes people will want to ask questions about either of those and the woke left might be like “asking those questions are offensive!” But even if those questions people are curious about might come off as “ignorant,” people are genuinely curious and are at least asking questions to learn. It’s not a bad thing when people ask questions even if they come off as “ignorant” and I hate how nowadays you have to walk on eggshells around others.
If you’re willing to answer questions, I have one. It’s been on my mind and I can’t ask around because I know people will disagree with me.
Do you think that us doing more research on what biologically causes homosexuality can lead to more people accepting it? I believe that being same-sex attracted is natural and so I can’t understand why people would believe there is something wrong with it. Most times, people I talk to who have an objection to homosexuality see it as a lifestyle choice rather than something equal to the validity of heterosexuality. I thought having studies that show this would help.
To elaborate: most women are attracted to men and their secondary sex characteristics because that is what causes us to mate and reproduce young. But in our population, as well as other social, mammalian species, individuals are born same-sex attracted. This is theorised to happen because it decreases hostility within groups. We don’t know if this is completely accurately though- there isn’t enough research to conclude anything substantial.
I had a leftist friend who told me that this doesn’t work because sexuality isn’t something you’re necessarily born with, and nearly everything can influence it. It’s constantly changing and so my idea doesn’t work.
As someone who has always liked men and cannot even fathom the idea of liking women, I find this idea hard to understand.
What do you think?
@@ichliebebrotmann9709 (I know you didn't ask me but) Yes. The studies showing differences in the brains of straights and gays in 90s were a huge part of why gay acceptance grew. If you are interested, there is this Norwegian documentary (with eng subs) that talks about the biological differences of gays compared to straights: ruclips.net/video/150QBUAisoo/видео.html&ab_channel=JurijFedorov
@@ichliebebrotmann9709 Further studies can be done and it really shouldn't be any issue at all. I believe some ppl are biologically inclined to be attracted to the same sex, others are on a spectrum and they can go either way, maybe at a certain phase they are attracted to same sex but at another phase of their lives they would be attracted to other sex. I said this becos in Ancient Greece and Ancient China, as well as Japan, most men if not all men were openly having sexual relations with other men and no one bats an eyelid. It was the social norms of those times. So for me personally, in layman terms, I believe some ppl are indeed born gay while for others it could be a phase or part of their lifestyle. I actually believe even if it's indeed a lifestyle choice, why would that be a problem? It ain't anyone else's business. 😊
Great comment!
@@ichliebebrotmann9709 First of all, (unrelated) I speak german and I absolutely love your username.
Secondly, I absolutely agree with you. Neurobiology and genetics definitely play a part in sexual attraction. That also explains why many earlier civilizations had no issues with gay men existing and even celebrated their existence. The aversion towards being gay came much later when gender norms started to be used as a tool to oppress others similar to other factors that could be used as a form of oppression like ethnicity.
The friend you are talking about seems to be a bit confused about sexual attraction and expression. Sexual attraction can‘t be changed, HOWEVER, life experiences can greatly impact how sexual attraction manifests itself later on.
As to this being beneficial knowledge I can see it going both ways. It could either lead to others realizing that it is in fact "normal" and lead to more acceptance OR it could go the opposite way and lead to homosexuality being viewed as a genetic defect by quite a few heterosexuals like it did in the late 80‘s/early 90‘s.
In my personal opinion, I am always pro research because I don‘t like taking things for face value and want to actually understand why things truly are the way they are but I suppose only time will tell what‘s going to happen next.
What would definitely interest me though is 1) whether or not homosexuality can be predicted before birth, 2) where bisexuality is located on that spectrum genetically and 3) how accurate research on bisexuality or lesbianism could be conducted since same sex attraction for women, while still being same sex attraction, usually manifests itself a lot differently than same sex attraction for men.
Instead of saying “community” people should start saying “population.”
Community implies there is a shared experience and shared worldview, population implies a number of individuals with a specific demographic characteristic.
Good point
Excellent argument.
I've been encouraging people to recognize the difference between community and demographic.
The people around you in your immediate life are your community. People on the other side of the district/state/nation/planet who may share an immutable characteristic with you is in your demographic, but not your community.
Reminds me of an old girlfriend of mine. We were cooking in the kitchen with the radio on and some politician mentioned "the black community." She said, _"I wish they'd explain what the hell this black community I'm supposed to be a part of actually is. Because everything he's saying "we" think and demand, I disagree with."_
I agree. Don't see any reason to group the L and the G together anymore in countries where there is marriage equality as this was the shared experience and goal (overall) beforehand. Other than that we tend to have very little in common in my experience 😂😂. The opposite of each other in fact.
I got a nose piercing at 14 that I regret. Now I have a tiny little dot on my nose that will never go away. And even that tiny little decision haunts. I can’t imagine these poor 14yo kids getting suckered into making huge irreversible changes to themselves and their reproductive organs. It’s horrible
@tuli rz what do you mean "the opposite"? How is the opposite of mutilating your body and sterilising yourself, equally as horrific?
You can get the hole sewn up! There are body modificators (does that term exist in English?! XD) who sew up piercing holes/scars and stretched ear lobes. It costs some money, but it might be worth it.
@@davidprince1138 I also highly recommend Benjamin Boyce’s interviews with trans people who have detransitioned.
@@davidprince1138 Cool, thanks!
@@davidprince1138 yes but very few are aloud to transition. It's not easy to get the papers and medical analysis to transition for children. You make it sound easy but it isn't l.
I love how she is trans and doesn’t make being trans her entire personality
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@@mikoartz5006 believe me, Blaire White much more deserves to be called woman (she/her) that other women who stand along with trans insanity and refuse to say "woman is adult human female". Period.
He, they are a transvestite not a transsexual.
Really? Blaire discusses this topic all
... The.... Time....
He. This person is a man and is still deluded !
The trans issue was always dismorphia, until "recent" years. All trans folk knew they were the sex they were born, but transition visually to be the opposite sex, still knowing their biological sex.
This new thing is erasing them too.
Dysphoria *
@@gimygaming8655 yip. So I made a spelling mistake. Sue me lol!
@@hazelhadley-britt6396 it's not a spelling mistake. Dysmorphia is what you were saying (which I mean you did misspell as well) dysphoria is the word you meant to use. Those are two different words with two VERY different meanings. I'm correcting the word not the spelling. You were using the wrong word (which is misspelled, but that's not what is important here) trans issue is dysphoria not Dysmorphia.
"The trans issue was always dismorphia, until "recent" years. All trans folk knew they were the sex they were born, but transition visually to be the opposite sex, still knowing their biological sex.
This new thing is erasing them too."
I seem to remember there dysmorphia being deliberately changed to dysphoria, but only for sex / gender body dysmorphia... no other body dysmorphia's.
To me it seems like what you describe was more honest and inclusive all way around.
@@nt78stonewobble that's not the point. They need to be classified differently because they need different treatment. People with eating disorders get diagnosed with dysmorphia but people who are trans get diagnosed with Dysphoria. Because the treatment plans for them are different. If you give someone with just dysmorphia hormones cause "it's the same" they will not be happier with themselves. They need a different treatment plan. People with Dysphoria will often need hormones. If you gave them therapy for how to eat without feeling guilty or like they are huge when they ain't then it's not gonna help them. To classify them as the same would mean they need the same treatment. People with Dysphoria and ALSO have dysmorphia though. I would also like to say kids who have body dysmorphia are confusing that with gender dysphoria and it's causing them to go through hormones and regret it. See why a majority are girls just cutting their hair short, going on hormones, then regretting it? That's because they thought they had gender dysphoria when it was really them having body dysmorphia. So yes, they need to be classified differently in order receive different health. Also body dysmorphia is WAY more common then dysphoria. According to the DSM they are classified differently for that reason. It's not "more inclusive" because they aren't the same thing. If people don't learn this it's gonna cause a lot of problems. Just look at the thumbnail, it says dysphoria not dysmorphia because it needs to be a clear distinction.
People don’t want Men bullying their way into Women’s (safe) spaces, Sports or language.
Makes sense to me
Yes and:
The delicious irony though.
Especially women don't want that!
Feminism (women) has been bullying their way into male spaces for years now.
@@gipgap4 women seriously don't want to be in men's spaces, they want equal rights, and their own spaces. Trans men, now they are in men's spaces already and men haven't even noticed. That's irony.
Humans are so attractive when they aim to stay honest with themselves and the world.
❤️
Except he isn't honest, he's a transvestite not a transsexual yet makes completely unfounded claims about transsexuals
Plastic surgery goes a long way too!
Yeah this is pretty much it.
@@Dirpitz He who?
i never understood why Blair gets so much hate, she's truly great and speaks the truth
If you haven’t been around before, the reason she got so much hate is because she lied and told fake stories about some trans folks to make them look crazy/unacceptable. For example There was a drama where she lied about a trans sports woman feeling entitled to compete against cis women. The hate went to that lady and she cleared everything up saying that there is whole documentary about her and her views and that she never ever competed with cis women knowing well it’s not fair if she transitioned later where her body was fully developed. Basically blair put down other trans people because they were different or looked different
@@YmirYmirYmirYmirYmir wait what other trans women besides that particular one? I know she apologize about this mistake in a video and to her as well.
@@CuyLand yeah I’ve seen people calling her problematic when that is the only situation that I saw where she was in the wrong. She’s been exposing predators on the internet, revealing unknown secrets in the trans community, etc.
Blaire is not a woman. He is a man dressed like a woman.
She’s against non-binary people which within itself is transphobic. She thinks everyone needs to experience gender how she dose~ I would recommend a better RUclipsr Kat blaq.
No other minority group that i can think of has had so much changed on their behalf. Free speech, the English language, the erosion of women's spaces and basic human biology have all be subverted to a degree to appease this minority.
Agree ,someone just invalidated my feelings about using the "they" pronoun on addressing a single individual ,saying that using the wrong pronoun is misgendering .
@@junoluna3961 i mean we do refer to people whose gender is unknown as they, but its annoying anyways
Precisely and everyone ignores the truly most marginalised in society the Neurodiverse who actually have real issues with how society treats us that need to be changed
Funny how people are always "against the elites" yet let the "elites" rule over them
Yeah they sound so oppressed.
As someone who has been diagnosed medically as having gender dysphoria, I generally speaking agree with Blair White.
have the doctors tried to trick you into taking hormones/surgery yet?
Gender dysphoria is not a medical issue
@@morten1 how is it not?
@@morten1In the dsm5 statistical manual it is described as being a mental disorder!
May I ask the original commenter if they are aware of when their mother was pregnant she took any type of anti nausea medication 💊?
I can’t for the life of me recall the study but there is said to be a link between GD autism and being diagnosed or feeling as if you identify as trans.
Have you ever been diagnosed on the spectrum?
It’s worth checking this out!
People with autism are also found to be affirmed very quickly by doctors.
Thank you for your comment.
"Why is it an issue now?" Because there's power to be had. Politicians have latched on to this psychobunk as they've seen - being the sociopaths that they are - the power available.
Because they are trying to change long standing laws
Debatable. I think Corbyn lost millions of votes when he introduced himself as "he/him".
I suspect they are intending to (openly) push criminal inclination as an affliction, a consequence of experiencing "oppression" . . being the sociopaths that hey are.
The politicians recognise the narcissism in the trans that they experience them self.
Sad but true!
We have to stop accepting the label of "phobic" because we don't want children transitioned and men in women's spaces. Or accept the label and move on. The all or nothing thing is what makes this and other causes so contentious and I think the bad actors know it- and that's why they go right to the worst descriptor possible.
Best to embrace it I think and state clearly that we ARE phobic, we ARE afraid for our children. In particular afraid that our children may be mislead and groomed into making a decision that has lifelong consequences that they may regret.
I think it greatly devalues it. If everything the light touches is transphobia, then no one will care anymore. People don’t want to walk on eggshells.
If having common sense makes me a transphobe, then I'll gladly wear it.
as an Asian person the "phobic" tactic is such a baby swear word. never in asia we call people who disagree with out opinions as phobic only in the USA.
I'm actually embracing all these labels. The more we try to make we're not against them, the stronger they are.
I love Blair’s views so much and she is spot on 99% of the time.
I personally suffer from body dysmorphia which is a mental illness that leads to eating disorders.
My daughter who is 17 is a lesbian and was dating a young woman who thought she was trans for a while. I talked to her about my issues with my body and the existence of body dysphoria which led her to seek additional medical help and she now identifies as a girl again. After counselling she discovered that she was dissociating from her female identity because her family didn’t accept her as a lesbian and in her mind she thought if she went male it would make it ok in there eyes. She was trying to please the people around her. She is so thankful that she listened to me instead of going on hormones which a doctor was ready to give her. My question is how on earth does a medical professional not assess the situation properly? How is it that me who has no experience as a mental health professional was able to give her more insight and helpful advice than the professional person her parents paid to help her. A man who didn’t think twice about pumping hormones into a 16 year old autistic child?!? These people are dangerous and are ruining young people’s lives.
You are a lifesaver and I salute you.
Because social media is promoting mental illness through its algorithm of keeping users engaged on the apps for advertisement money and it confuses people who generally don’t feel accepted by society.
I too have body dysmorphia eating disorder. It almost killed me last year
I wish you could speak to my beautiful autistic daughter. She is on this path. 😢
Someone that is promoting giving children hormones and blockers, should be viewed as child predators, and processed accordingly.
The frontal lobe is not done developing until the mid 20s (generally earlier for females) so the LOSS OF OFFSPRING is something of which an adolescent CANNOT fully judge the consequences.
I've heard a psychotherapist say that the bit of your brain that processes reward from your behaviour is a lot better developed as a teenager than the part of your brain used to weigh up risks and consequences which explains a lot.
Women are 25 before the brain is finished developing. 18 - 19 year old young men make the best grunt soldiers. They have very little understanding of consequences, and will run headlong into the recruiting office, thinking only of adventure and thinking they are bulletproof. Ask a recruiter.
@@yukey2587 Exactly
It's one way of looking at it, but it assumes one has a choice vs just being a different gender (trapped in the wrong body if you want to view it that way).
@@yukey2587 not a familiar concept, always the cautious type here.
My daughter informed her father and I a year ago that she wanted to start testosterone. It was out of nowhere. . We asked her if she's always felt like she was a boy ect.. The only thing she has been able to say is, "I googled why I don't like my boobs and transgender came up" and that she's always wanted to be taller. I explained that a person is not able to pick and choose what taking testosterone will do to your body and mind. She doesn't understand. She has cut off all her hair, I purchase boys clothing, everyone knows ect. And yet her anxiety and depression continues to get worse.
What makes this even worse her Doctors, School, therapists are all ready to start testosterone and remove her breasts BEFORE being able to answer or talk about the concerns her father and I have. Not ONE has spoken to her about the fact that not liking your boobs does not make a person transgender.
Not ONE has spoken to her about all the risks and exactly what testosterone will and will not do. They are ALL afraid to say ANYTHING that might make her even just question whether or not she is truly transgender and they all take my concerns as though I'm not supportive. My daughter wanting to become my son is a HUGE deal and what parent wouldn't have questions or concerns about something so serious. I'm now frightened to ask my daughter anything because I've been told numerous times that my questions can cause so much damage.
Maybe they're getting more depressed because you're calling them your daughter when clearly they're trans?? 🤨
@@Autoluminescentt
I've heard that one before from her school counselor. Who told her father and I that if we called her Jay and reminded her that we where supportive that her anxiety and depression would lift. That lasted 3 days and I got a phone call from my daughter wanting to come home from her father's, why? Because "Momma, I think Daddy is under the impression that if he's accepting of me, than my anxiety and stuff will just magically go away, but I tried to explain to him that it has nothing to do with that, he's not listening and it's REALLY starting to make me mad" I then told her that it was her counselors idea, she was horrified and angry. It's been 3 months and she still will not go visit her father because he "doesn't understand her" Everytime I've tried to talk to her about wanting to start testosterone, she gets uncomfortable and walks away. I asked a while ago if I now had 2 sons and she said, no, I am your daughter. I asked if I should call her "Jay" and she said no because it's weird and uncomfortable when I say it. The only people she's told to call her Jay, are people that she's just met. She doesn't want a penis she just doesn't want her boobs. She's TERRIFIED of change. She also informed us that she was a lesbian. When she said that, I asked, Well if your transgender than your not a lesbian, right?
I then proceeded to tell her that I have many friends in the LGBTQ community and that if I felt the need to label myself, I would be pansexual, thankfully I'm from a generation that focused on being able to live life without being judged by others. Unlike now, it seems like everyone needs to have a label. I always thought labels were used to separate, so it makes no sense to me or anyone I know. That however is a completely different topic.
Long story short now that my daughter knows that I'm not clueless she hasn't said a word to me nor have I heard her speak about it in general.
Honestly I think she's non binary, she's never been girly nor boyish and I've never pushed anything but to be herself. When and if she does come to me asking to be called something different, I gladly will respect that.
I'm a tomboy, rather atypical woman for many things. I don't want to have kids, I would have loved to be very tall, I don't wear makeup at all, I want more visible muscle popping, I wish every day my breasts would stop growing... But in truth, I act very girly. Or like a lady, as some tell me. I'm quiet, reserved, shy.
Maybe due to the fact that I have an older brother that I kinda latched on some boyish things growing up. I know I picked up gaming because of him. There was a very short period when I did want to be a boy, but not because of how I felt about my body, but because my brother got certain things that I didn't. This was a very short period, I basically just searched it up and yet-ed out. The fact it does permanent things to your body, non-reverasable things, is why I hated the idea of it even as a teen. Tattoos, piercings all that were a no to me, even now.
I've grew out of many ideas I initially had. Even some short ones when I was in some anime fandoms and I wanted to buy a figure costing over 100 euro. After a year I always realise how dumb I was just thinking of it.
I would advise too keep your daughter far from things that could permanently change her at least until she's very much an independent adult. These things are currently very trendy and you get something that I view as 'social coins' in certain places. That wouldn't work in my country, but in the West... I'm pretty sure I would have fallen as a teen in one of these trends as well, but my country is much more conservative that the USA and I'm glad for it.
@@TheSkyrimInquisitor I have 2 oder sisters and an older brother, our parents NEVER once uttered the words "act like a boy/girl. My mom still to this day at 78 will say how she was a tomboy because she wasn't "girly" hated dresses, makeup ect.. Yet she never said that to any of us, ironically she had 3 girls that even though we didn't learn it from her, preferred "girly" things. I still remember how I felt when all my friends moms where helping them get ready for prom and I was stuck doing it alone because my mom wasn't into that stuff. (I promised myself that I'd never do that to my children, regardless of what I like, I still will do anything with my kids)
All that being said although I have always like typical "girly" things, still do, as far as who my friends where, who I related to, felt more comfortable with, enjoyed hanging out with, besides the way I looked, dressed ect, who I was when it came to what I naturally "acted" like(so to speak) was male. To this day I still have only 2 female friends, my interests (fish) is a male dominated hobby, I can't stand gossip, flakiness, drama, the list goes on. I preferred hanging out with my guy friends causing trouble rather than doing each others makeup while talking about other people, gossiping. I was and still am always building things, fixing things, my boyfriend laughs because people assume it was him that fixed the TV or built the pool deck and he'll say, don't look at me,she's the one that figures out all that shit. Lol.
I've never once nor has it ever crossed my mind that I was born the wrong sex or spent time trying to figured out what label sexually I am because I've enjoyed being with all types of people.
I just wish that instead of creating more labels, instead of people trying to figure out what or where they belong ect. People would concentrate on loving themselves for who they are regardless of stereotypes.
My daughter the other day said that she now wanted to wait until she was done with school to start testorone and that she was happy with how things where now and that she doesn't have to wear dresses and I said sounds good but when have I EVER made you wear a dress? She paused and said, um I guess never really.
I also told her to just remember that no matter what I will always love you and the only thing, regardless of what you decide, the only thing I want for you and your siblings, is to love yourself and I hope someday you will.
I'm not sure how easy it is to get testorone in the US. I think it varies from state to state but I was SHOCKED when my daughters pediatrician said that she could prescribe puberty blockers like she was offering Tylenol for a headache. I asked my daughter if she wanted to take something that they are still not sure of the side effects it could cause in the future. Thankfully she told her doctor no.
@@TheSkyrimInquisitor i relate to this deeply, having two older brothers im close with. Loved their games and toys however it also felt i didnt belong to their group and so i hated being a “girl” with makeup and dresses, i even had girl crushes- probably because simulating my brothers might help me get closer to my them. But as i entered adolescence, i still was still tomboyish and reserved, but i definitely was attracted to boys and id get all shy and squirmy around them while with girls, nothing , n-ah. By early twenties i started to get closer with my femininity in terms of dresses and being more conscious on how i looked, and to be honest, started to gain power and confidence from it. Making these permanent bodily changes is really dangerous for young people.
"There is no homogenous blob of trans community, but there are individual people" This is true for any "community", including the Muslim community, the black community, the immigrant community... We love to imagine that we know something about someone who speaks with eastern European accent, that we can classify them, like them or not, trust them or not... While all we really know is their accent.
Brilliant
Eastern european accent in western country -> thief.
I generally refer to movement, narrative or ideology when discussing an opinion. Primarily since much of the issues that I have seen come about are from mostly radical activists, which sway or convince many who are ignorant or unaware of the very negative impact that the trans movement is having on the general population, such as the men claiming trans being sent to women's prisons, leading to rape and assault. However, many trans individuals, such as Blaire White or Rose of Dawn, are much more grounded in reality and do not agree with the radical trans ideology. I can write quite a bit about the method and actions that have had very negative impact on the world of women. The 3 primary issues that I believe should be addressed are 1) Control the surge of young girls declaring trans, leading to double mastectomies and infertility, 2) Disallow men from entering those areas meant specifically for women, 3) Stop the marginalization of women by removing "women" and "mother" from official documentation.
There are other issues, but this is simply incredible how this small number of people have demanded how the world should be run in order to support the premise that a man can be a woman.
One last concern is that any man can claim to be trans for any reason; fetish, fantasy, GD, athletic advantage, political opportunity, access to women.
@@idiotsandwhich8073 I also live in a multicultural "community" and speak from experience. Yes, there are things that people from various groups have in common, but these are superficial and I'd say it's the need to generalise and simplify our view of "the other" that's extreme. Just look at your group or your nation. Not at what it's believed your nation is like, but at real people. You'll likely find people who are very intelligent and some who are lacking in this respect. Some who are exceptionally well mannered and some exceptionally rude. Honest and dishonest. Extroverted and introverted. Gentle and violent. There's no reason why any other group should be any less diverse. But when we look at "the other", we often project our beliefs and assumptions on them and see what we expect to see rather than what's real. To see what's real, we would need to admit that we don't know and that makes us uncomfortable.
Exactly!
What an intelligent, articulate, thoughtful guest. Eye-opening. Thank you to hosts, and Blaire, for such an authentic and honest interview.
Blaire is amazing!!!
@@sanniwartinen3595
It took me years to believe she is a transgender...
Even to this day I have some doubts
(yes she is a trans, but she is that good at it! )
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Needles to say that as an Evangelical Christian (and family) I am bewildered by this and the only right reaction I think I have to have is to threat her with the respect, dignity and consideration any human being should be treated with.
As for my mother: naah , she doesn't believe Blaire is a trans, it is just me trying to prank my mon, lol
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God bless her (/him) with wisdom and health and hope she keeps fighting the Right fight !
She is incredibly hypersensitive and she's a liar. Look up the video about her by dangelowallace. And if you don't think she's hypersensitive, she has blocked people many times for misgendering her.
She sounds like a nut.
@@eloisee2016 I think you're wrong in your assessment. I'm a pretty good judge in character and she seems like a strong person with strong boundaries. She doesn't strike me as emotionally unstable and unhinged like most transactivists.
"If you're perceived to be a threat to children, your movement's really over." Yup. That is one area where people are NOT going to yield.
People just need to stop being "afraid" or "scared" to call this nonsense out.
It's only potententially damaging to your career or whatever if the silent majority stays cowardly silent.
Speak the truth, and don't be ashamed or afraid of what other might think.
The problem is... the world is still run by the minority. Think about the number of policymakers/prosecutors vs the actual population. Then think about the managers/CEOs who have the ability to fire you vs the actual employees.
Prisoner's dilemma.
exactly, don't cower and apologize as the baying mob will just want more blood, go on the attack and show these fatuous idiots that you will not be intimidated
I agree but it’s really hard. I live in Los Angeles. I’d be ostracized from my college classes, my peers, my work. Everything would cause a polarization and affect opportunities and friendships. It’s very unfortunate
Ok fascist
I love how Blaire calls out the bull hit in the trans world
@ok ok if he was a woman, he would be pillaged.
@@apebass2215 ooh, edgy and impressive
@@leech1355 what a sad indictment of society when making basic factual statements is considered impressive...
@ok ok do you speak for most men? He isn't a woman, he's a man. Women are female, he's male. No one is 'cis' as no one is a subset of their own sex.
He actually said "we find these things in nature". Like there are birds out there with a gender identity. Lol
I love Blaire. I am so glad she called out the assigned at birth' rubbish that always infuriates me. No one assignsyou a gender at birth. You're born with it. LOL.
Morticia
She is incredibly hypersensitive and she's a liar. Look up the video about her by dangelowallace. And if you don't think she's hypersensitive, she has blocked people many times for misgendering her.
@@eloisee2016 girl shut up
They are a transvestite, not a transsexual
@@Dirpitz He is transvestite, 1 person can not be a they.
Doesnt matter how you wanna put it.
@@AgentSickOrange The use of they as a singular has always been there. Learn English you retard
Towards the end of the interview, Blaire says that she believes this started to shift around 2014-2015. I think I first noticed it around 2012, with the anti bullying movement. I think these things: trans, safetyism, trigger warnings, safe spaces, all of it is related.
The majority of music started to turn to shit since 2012 tbh. Subjective, but a correlation to me.
Yeah I felt the wind change in about 2012 too.
By the time Ben Asslick called Sam Harris a racist in 2014, it was a category 5 hurricane of insanity and hasn't let up since.
That was when it started to hit critical mass, but you can trace the thought lineage all the way to Descartes.
I was on tumblr in 2011/12 and it was all happening on tumblr back then but it became mainstream in 2015.
America people could have been noticing later as things happen at different times. Sometimes they are behind the UK and at times ahead.
I will say ut has slowly been occurring for more than 2 decades till now. I am speakimg of everything.
I love Blaire White, she's awesome and she's a living proof that not all trans people are insufferable SJWs
I never thought for a second that trans people were in any way the problem.
It was always the sjws. Always those cancel cultist, woke authoritarian scumbag sjws that are the problem.
Occasionally, very occasionally, there may be some overlap. But mainly, sjws and trans people are two different populations.
Identifying that 'she' is a biological male, but because of gender dyphoria, makes her feel more comfortable as a woman is refreshing.
Same Aga, she's awesome.
I feel like most sane trans people just don't participate/don't bother in sjw discussions and get actively shut out by the radical left as well.
It's still a deceptive costume.
One thing that no one has picked up on (that I've seen). This trans weightlifter from new Zealand is saying he doesn't have male advantage because he stopped training in 2002 and only started again recently...
Now that's his argument for why he doesn't have an advantage but surely thats an argument that he does have an advantage if he can not train for so long and then jump into Olympic level so quickly at such an old age
Yet more ignorance about Olympic Weightlifting. It's mainly technique which once acquired is like riding a bike. You're only lifting the bar so far and then diving underneath and catching it. If I was offered the option of better strength o r technical ability I'd choose the latter. Hubbard will be beaten by smaller natural women. Just weight and see. There's nothing recent about it either. Just look up the qualifying process.
Exactly. He don't need to train to beat up on women. He's a cheater and a loser. If he wins a medal he will have '**' by his name, to identify him as a cheater. Just like the baseball players who broke records while on steroids.
@@all-rounder2334 *"Just weight and see" Har! You couldn't make it up!
I do not agree with Trans competing in sports because of this >
Fallon Fox currently competes in the women's featherweight division, where she has won an amateur bout and two professional MMA bouts. All three matches ended by stoppages in the first round, with Fallon finishing her opponents by KO, TKO and submission.
Prior to her transition, Fox had served in the Navy as a operations specialist 2nd class for the U.S.S. Enterprise to support her daughter, born as the result of an unexpected pregnancy. Fox was also forced to quit college and work as a trucker in order to save money for gender reassignment surgery.
But despite the fact that Fox has physically identified as a woman for roughly seven years,
-bleacherreport.com/articles/1573044-ufc-joe-rogan-to-transgender-mma-fighter-fallon-fox-youre-a-man
A man who changed his body because it wasnt the same as a womans....yet thinks its ok to beat the living crap out of a woman, on air no less .... try to justify how they are equal is contradicting the very reason for the transition in the first place - crazy
The term "cis" was started to be used in 2006, so it's a relatively new term that divides people into more pigeon holes
Never heard that term, until 2018.
@Ivana Sonns I only identify as Cisalpine Gaul when I’m in northern Italy. When I cross the Alps into France, I become Transalpine Gaul.
Other than that, I’m a woman. I don’t identify as one.
@Ivana Sonns you are still cis and isn't mean to divide. It just mean you are born a woman
@@hopeintruth5119 cis original means having a sex organ...
In terms of modern. It's mean basic identity which is a social term....
Honestly it's not please to say also repetitive. It's like saying beef burger when burger does it into one sentence. Cis has been used in a slurish way I been notice way "cissy" and "cis het"
@@MangaBear no dude, your stretching. The prefix “cis” means “on the same side as.” The prefix trans means going across. The word cisgender isn't a slur at all. Your taking it as if it is. Which it is not.
The issue that has made me pull back on being supportive on some aspects of the trans populous is that there is no real conversation. People who question some of this cannot even talk or raise a hand. It's like having an abortion debate and only consulting pro life experts or only consulting pro choice experts. Everyone needs to be able to dive into this and ask questions and ask the difficult questions.
They are Trans-vestites, nothing more. That said, respect to the person you interviewed. They prove you can embrace reality and your identity.
Transexuals - have hormone/surgerys perminant/semi perminante.
Transvestites enjoy acting/dressing like the other sex.
The difference is a transvestite typically dosent do anything perminate
And dosent live that way full time.
A transsexual lives that way full time
I like Blaire just because I do! The interview was great, lots of good old fashioned common sense spoken about the trans topic 👍
For me, the whole notion of "transgender" is a complete non-starter. In order to claim that you're really [X-Gender] and not really the gender you were born into, you'd first have to know what it meant to be [X-Gender] and what it actually felt like to be in an [X-Gender] body and to have been treated like an [X-Gender] person and have the experience of living an [X-Gender] life. It's one thing to see someone of [X-Gender] and imagine what it's like to be them, but it's a totally different thing to actually be them and know what it's like to be them.
Say for example you're a girl and you want to be treated like a boy, and you tell people this and they agree to it. They're not really treating you like a boy. They're treating you like a girl who has asked to be treated like a boy, which is not the same thing. Subconsciously, we all still know you're a girl, and so we will never truly treat you like a boy. We have too many instinctual and built in biases for that to actually happen, and so you'll never really know what it feels like to be treated that way unless you go through so much medical intervention that you become indistinguishable from an actual boy ... and that's very hard to do. But say you do manage to accomplish that. There's still so much more to being a boy that forms your personality that you never will have experienced that every biological male had do.
For example: spontaneous erections. You'd have no idea what it's like to spontaneously sprout a flagpole in your pants right at the moment the teacher asks you to walk to the front of the room to work out a problem on the chalk board. There are so many layers to this. First there's the sensation of the erection itself. Then there's the frustration at the complete and total lack of control of it. Then there's the fact that now you have to somehow stand in front of the class without anybody seeing the trouser-tent you've got going on. Then there's the what if someone does see it. Then there's the persistent fear that it's going to happen in every class for the rest of your school career. And this just goes on and on and on. These sorts of experiences are key to really understanding what it means to be a boy/man, and a biological female can never experience or know any of this ... and this is just one small aspect of becoming a man. There are countless things like this that a biological female can never truly understand and can therefore never really know what it means to be a "man". At best it will only be cosplay.
And the same can be said for a biological male who thinks he's supposed to be female. He'll never know what it's like to have his first period in Jr. High on the same day he decided to wear white shorts to school. He'll never know what it's like to suddenly have breasts that he never asked for and everybody is just staring at them all day long every day. Or worse, what it's like to have been expecting breasts for years while all of your friends got their already and nobody even looks at you anymore.
There are just too many critical milestones that really make you who you are that it's impossible to experience, understand, or even know about unless you've been through them. Like I said before, at best it will be cosplay, and if it's literally impossible to truly know what it means to be [X-Gender], then any notion that you are [X-Gender] when you weren't born that gender must, by definition, be a delusion, and that makes it a mental illness.
I'm 11 months late with a reply, but this is all very well put and I've not heard anyone put forward that idea before. I shall be re-using it! You're so right. It reminds me of when people, normally with bravado, say things like "if that happened I would have done x,y,z", as in "If my boss had said that to me I would have quit my job". It's a small matter, but you really can't possibly know what you would have done in an individual situation AS an individual person, because you can't be them. I know it's something that people casually say, it's just a silly pet peeve of mine. But in terms of transgenderism, it's exactly as you say, if you're a man, you CAN'T feel that you are a woman because you don't know what being a woman feels like. As a woman, I don't even know what being a woman feels like. I can describe how I feel in individual circumstances, but I can't definitively say what being a woman feels like. It's too nebular.
High school men often have better personal records than Olympic women
'We're coming for your children' is still right up there on YT if anyone is interested.
Forgot to search this so thanks for the reminder.
@@ericamango You're welcome 😁
Don't forget that there are literally five convicted pedos in that video... and we're told it was just a harmless joke!
@@hotfudgemoney Fucking pardon? Source please?!
@@kylemccormack1785 Just want to make sure we're talking about the same video. This is the San Fran gay men's choir or whatever, right? Let me see if I can dig it up.
If being a bigot is using my brain to properly navigate through the manipulation of the language happening everyday I'm proud of being one.
Same
thats called common sense. so the modern term for common sense is now bigot xD
yup I just think about how it's 1984 (the book) all over again
The indoctrination used to take place in college.
That's it moved to high school.
Then middle school.
Then elementary school.
Then kindergarten.
Then preschool.
They've totally overdone it and parents are fed up
I honestly don't even want to go to In person college because of it, and i turn 19 next month.
@@3peppermints Don't fret it. Sure there will be a lot of morons there bit there will be plenty of sane people too. You'll be fine
What I like about Triggernometry is the hosts ask questions then listen to the guests answer rarely interrupting.
Kellie-Jae Keen had exactly the same concerns on her ‘what are we not talking about but we should be’ answer.
Kellie-Jay has also said numerous times that she quite likes Blaire. We're more similar than we are different.
Would be interesting both talking together
In a Posie-Parker-world Blaire would be forced to live as a man, probably even as Robert Ryan White (excuse for that deadnaming, but I don't reveal something which is not commonly known). Don't think she would like that.
@@miriamlana833 most gender critical people do believe in trans rights, just not at the cost of women's rights, & just leave the children alone and give them space to grow up. The trans kids stuff is homophobic.
A third space is required.
@@justlorelle4249 the children thing is a great problem, i know, watched the case Jazz Jannings, for her it would have been definitely better to transition later. The reason why it's done is better passing, and passing is a key issue for trans acceptance in major society. If society wouldn't be so mad about passing, there would be no minor transition I think.
The more I hear these talks, the more I support the theory Posie Parker mentioned in part 2 of her appearance here on this channel. It's all made up to make us fight about issues that wouldn't even exist if we all worked more on ourselves and our self-consciousness. But then we would realize how much power we have given away to government, industry, etc. and would probably start acting as reasonable and responsible human beings. And that's what would threaten these entities in their monopolies of power.
At last! A trans-woman who is connected to reality and tells the truth. When is this nonsense going to be over? Thank God for her!
@Eric Hamilton it’s not lol, just how things are
@Eric Hamilton lol so then do you just ignore that gender dysphoria is a thing?
There is rose of dawn
@Eric Hamilton"Trans person" LOL. Economy of language dictates trans woman is the best term and feels the most natural so just accept it and stop being such a bigot. If you saw Blair on the street anybody would think she's a woman so there's no point in treating her like a male.
@@sorrowinthewind4258 He performs well in 'womanface. But Blare is all Male. And if he were 'connected to reality"he wouldn't be confused about his sex.
I am waiting for when the visually impaired are allowed to become pilots in the name of human rights and fighting ableism.
That'll never happen. But nice try with the straw man bullshit.
At my college, a visually impaired person fought tooth and mail to become a midwife. They got on to the course, but the lecturers couldn't even find a work placement. They dropped out at the end of the first year. A wonderful, kind and generous person, but the real world definitely caught up with them.
@@theseeds4554 One person but you used 'they'??? Let me guess, is this another one of those silly non-binary bs?
You don’t even need to be visually impaired to not become a pilot. You need to have very good eyes to even be eligible.
@@Just-inquisitor shut up j 3 w
She is incredibly brave because of the amount of hate she gets from the woke mob.
He is incredibly naive and a hypocrite.
I love Blaire White, my husband introduced me to her channel around 12 months ago and I've been obsessed ever since. I adore how she explains her views and how she conducts herself. Look at how adequately she explained her view on being a Republican! #loveblairewhite
@Q Rowan not sure what th means
Is your husband bi? The only reason men watch channels with female or female presenting hosts is because they wanna bang them. Bonus if they agree with what the host purports to believe.
Homosexual transsexuals tend to be more feminine boys
@@katieandnick4113 my thoughts exactly.. lmao
Your husband is gay
100% with Blaire on the pea-dough issue. Love that she’s speaking about it.
“She”. Lol.
Yeah making bread out of peas would be horible I doubt it will eve stay together... what is wrong with flour and water and some yeast ya know..
*HE
I refuse to give even the “nice guys” female pronouns. He completely focused on how being patted down by that poor female airport attendant affected him - no thought to what he may have put her through. He knows he’s trans but deliberately didn’t declare it. Definitely a bloke.
@@catherinerobilliard7662 pronouns are rohypnol...I know, I know and I mostly agree but I just really like Blaire. Also, I’ve never seen Blaire do anything but proclaim that they’re trans but so I have no idea what you’re blathering about.
Love that statement “why can’t you change your race if you can change your biological sex?!” 🤔
people now don't think biological sex is a thing its stupid
Because while sex hormones exist, race hormones don't.
As a conservative Christian, listening to Blaire’s perspective really sheds light on the reality of what could be occurring on the micro level in this ‘community’ and I write it that way based on how BlAire said the community is not really a community. I pray for Blaire and Blaire being on your channel led me to subscribing. Thanks for the content!
@Alex I When did she do it?
@Alex I She has a whole apology video... and she apologized to the athlete directly AND gave her the money she got from the intial video. If you're gonna chastise someone for spreading "misinformation", then don't do it yourself.
@Alex I ruclips.net/video/H_NEe02ppvA/видео.html
Just because YOU don't accept her apology doesn't mean that she didn't apologize. Not only did she admit to her mistake, but she went on to actively try to correct it and pledged to do better in the future. If the apology was good enough for the person it effected then it should have been good enough for you. Stop getting offended on other people's behalf and creating *problems* where *solutions* have already been provided.
@Alex I For someone who claims Blaire is spreading misinformation you seem to be doing an awful lot yourself. Blaire does research and she speaks truth. About the incident, Blaire apologized and gave reasons on why she said what she said, why she couldn't address what happened immediately and she gave all of the proceeds of the videoto the person she talked about and took down the video. She acted maturely and and did not excuse her behaviour and immediately humbled herself. You are being childish. Grow up and stop hating on someone who doesn't care about you.
@Alex I Yeah because adults never make mistakes, huh? Maybe you can enlighten us on how you ended up so perfect since you're apparently infallible.
Crazy how she mentioned the sexualisation of young kids, by exposing them to adult topics such as drag shows and sex, is now actually happening.
She is so intelligent and well spoken. I always enjoy hearing her speak on issues
Because that's a man. Took a man to get this done right lol.
@@Rocky13Ray Blaire looks more like a woman than me. She passes as a woman to me.
You cant be serious. He openly stated he was a man and will die a man. But I might have to question you because us real women can see a man playing with womens clothes from a mile away
@Ivana Sonns not sexist at all, looks are how we judge and perceive people as they walk by on whether they are deemed male or female to us. No one needs to see each other's genitals on the street to check their biological sex. Watch her video on when she tries to use the men's bathroom, she isn't able to because she looks like a female.
@@linnerellie209 stop lying Blaire looks like a woman any day
Another great discussion with another articulate and intelligent guest. You two do this so well. Thanks
A guest who is a dude in a dress pretending to be a woman...mkay.
@@agardenapart9515 ah you must have been watching Karen this evening. I don't believe Blair is our enemy in the GC debate and is as hostile to trans ideologists as the rest of us; I'm happy to listen to what they say on the matter.
@@talldrinkofwater5259 *transsexual male
@@avajohnson4616 the two are not mutually exclusive.
@@talldrinkofwater5259 true
I find it interesting how we really don't hear about anyone having issues with trans men participating in men's sports. Could it be because they aren't dominating the men they are competing against in the same way we see trans women overpowering biological women?
She is amazing. One of the most intelligent and level-headed people out there. She has earned the female pronoun from me. I've had a number of trans friends, and most of them feel the same way she does.
I like Blair but they will never be female. Female isn't to be just given away. They are an attractive passing transwoman.
If Blair existed in a vacuum, I'd go along with his desire to misgendered as female, out of politeness. But despite the fact that I respect Blair, and we share probably the majority of political views, the problem is that Blair DOESN'T exist in a vacuum...
And like it or not, whatever your intent may be, every time you call Blair "she/her", you are AFFIRMING the evidence-free dogma that imitating stereotypes of the opposite sex somehow MAKES YOU that sex, and that "trans-women ARE women"- Which in turn, is ACTIVELY SUPPORTING the "transition"/needless mutilation of children, and the removal of women's rights...
If Blair is a "she", then "trans-women ARE women". And if "trans-women ARE women", then we are MORALLY OBLIGED to "transition" children to their "TRUE gender" (despite the 100% absence of empirical evidence ANYWHERE in this process...)
And (*IF* it's true that "trans-women ARE women"), then they obviously SHOULD be allowed in women's sports, women's prisons, women's bathrooms, etc...
Evidence-based truth is evidence-based truth. I like Blair, I agree with most of Blair's politics, and I genuinely respect Blair bucking the trend for trans people, by opposing the insanity of "transitioning" children, and for defending the rights of women...
But none of that changes the evidence-based truth (which Blair acknowledges... incinsistently...) that Blair is A MAN, just like ALL "trans-women"; He's a feminine man who does a better job of "passing" than most... But a man, regardless...
@@gemmab4150 Who is they? blair is 1 person therefore he can never be a they
@@AgentSickOrange
Originally, 'they' was used in the singular. It makes sense to bring it back nowadays.
@@azula3906 They was never used to discribe a singular person. How can 1 person be a they exactly ?
Narcissists always move goalposts to gaslight.
Good one!
True! And guess who pays for it in this case? Women and girls. Truly sad
@@kathyalex778 You are their biggest champions. Your hatred for men and letting feminism become irrational and toxic opened the floodgates
@@rantersparadise no. the people suffering the most would be girls who really are most vulnerable, like a man saying they're a woman to invade safe spaces. Feminism is getting out of hand with gen z but you can't just blame it all on them. Disgusting
Blaire was my first subscribe on RUclips. Blaire just makes sense and is a truly decent person. Such a good heart.
*I havent even gotten to college yet, but ive already noticed that when people are introducing themselves in pre arival activities, they are telling me what gender they are when they say hi and tell me their name...*
kinda weird idk
Ugh Id advise don’t go get yourself an apprenticeship in a trade or a traineeship. It’s a waste of money now to go now because of all the cult indoctrination
So glad she brought up MAPs, it's a horrific thing
They're paedophiles, don't use their WokeSpeak.
They'll never justify pedos ever. I won't allow it. They're disgusting enough already.
@@apebass2215 The normie on the street does not know what a MAP is. They need to be informed of this new scam pedos are doing.
@@chandrachauhan4068 Yep. Same reason American soldiers were learning Russian & Chinese in the 50's & 60's. You have to speak the enemy's language.
Know your enemy as you would know yourself. ---Sun-Tzu, The Art Of War
@@chrisgould101 first off who is justifying pedos besides certain religius organizations and cults. Second they aren't disgusting. But your attitude is. Third no one is advocating for MAPS
The paedo thing is VERY disturbing, and I've heard/seen stuff in other places around this subject. Needs to be investigated.
I noticed this as soon as they started pushing the idea that kids can ‘choose’ their gender. If kids can choose to be trans...
@@EOTA564 you don't "choose" to be trans (you'd have to experience gender dysphoria) just like you can't consent to a relationship with an adult when you're a child/teen.
Linking transsexuality with p3dophilia is... weird
Please develop your argument
@@dc9067 Saying that an individual can’t be trans unless they experience gender dysphoria is clearly a case of begging the question; by your argument if someone has gender dysphoria they are trans and vice versa.
Trans activists evidently have an interest in the gender status of children. A determination of the gender status of a child can only be arrived at based on an expression of certain preferences by the child.
I am pointing that the moral reasoning which claims that a child can, through expressed preferences, determine its own gender can be expanded to include other ‘expressed preferences’.
@@EOTA564 wdym by "expressed preferences" ?
@@dc9067 i think you’re missing their point. If the media can convince people that children can transition to the opposite gender and make extreme changes to their bodies, brains and hormones, they can convince some people that children can consent to adults’ advances.
Affirming a delusion is a step towards folie a duex.
Blaire White is a male.
I will address him with male pronouns.
@@Yeeyee-go5er
What do you mean that the comment didn't go as hard as I thought?
What you're saying does not make any sense.
@@Yeeyee-go5er
I called Mr. Blair White what he is which is a male.
I am speaking facts.
I don't know what you're talkin about.
Psychiatrists should've helped Mr. White with his mental illness.
It's ashame that the surgeons mutilate and destroy the bodies of people who believe they can change their sex.
It's ashame that the pharmaceutical industry uses drugs to destroy these people's bodies.
that male is making my pants shorter
That’s the sexiest male I’ve ever seen .. hotter than most women 😍
@@SexyBeautifulBabe
There's no comparison between males and females.
I’ve been waiting for this for almost a year! Thanks for having her. Blaire was the one who really gave me the confidence in my own opinions on this topic way back in the day.
If all trans people were like her not afraid to speak on different opinions of the lbgt+ community
Him*
@@PhsycoEarthling she's a transwoman, which is something I respect. I will refer to her as "she". Stop being annoying.
@@secret4354 * he’s a trans woman *
@@PhsycoEarthling I say she if I want to. Miffo.
@@secret4354 THATS A MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!!
calling real females "cis" is pure madness. Can you imagine MTF deciding on women rights and lowering the rights for cis? I have already saw many MTF getting important political positions and everybody cheering that event as something progressive and positive.....
Cis is a term created by a paedophile it’s unnecessary we are women
Wow! A trans person that speaks with truth and honesty. Thanks! BTW the "No Labels" movement was an Amercian Left thing (2010 ish?). My how things have changed.
now its labels for me so labels for thee
She’s 100% right. I, too noticed the “beginning of the end” around 2015. I left academia in 2016, then left the West Coast in 2019. And now it’s becoming inescapable no matter where you go.
*He's
@@voluntarism335 Blaire has earned the right to her gendered pronoun unlike a lot of the trans community. So Blaire is very much worth the she she wants to be called. The rest no
@@wendyokoopa7048 *He
@@voluntarism335 She. By the way I love your profile picture.
He
Blair is far too sensible and articulate for the woke brigade. Great interview.
Finally a transperson with common sense backed by logical thought, I agree with her. If only more would adopt her views, trans would have much broader support.
She’s right on! Maybe she can be the first trans president!
Can’t believe she’s only 27, super wise!
I’m so excited two of my favourite RUclips channels. Blair’s White is fabulous thank you 😊
This trans woman has a brain ..
entertaining and smart ..give her a chance and I bet your gonna be surprised on how much you agree with her ( I choose her because I want to be respectful ..
Blair is firm in knowing she is biologically a man ) k 👌
I prefer to respect reality instead of pandering to individuals who wish to pretend to be the opposite sex. Even if I agree with everything Blaire White has to say, he's still a he, it's not impolite to acknowledge the truth.
@@apebass2215 Yeah, except you can be respectful (I know, difficult concept) and refer to her as "she", rather than being a prick in the name of ideology.
@@napoleonblownaparte1965 I, nor anyone, should have to refer to a biological fact as fiction to appease someone for their idiocy and lunacy.
@@nathanking6670 I'm not saying you should have to, what I'm saying is it isn't unreasonable to refer to Blaire as a trans woman, rather than a man. She isn't an idiot and I can tell you she definitely is not an idiot, which you'd know if you've watched her videos, besides; content of character.
@@apebass2215 I feel like one can acknowledge someones biological reality and still call them a "she". With all the effort Blaire put into transitioning I cant possibly call her a he upon looking at her, it just feels weird. But as Blaire herself agrees, its not really a hate crime if you dont.
I was back and forth about Blaire until this show. Now I'm a big fan. Finally, someone who has some skin in the game telling the truth! Well said, Blaire!
No they really don't Blaire is a transvestite not a transsexual and should stick to his lane
Blaire is excellent. I've heard her piss off both sides when she has something important to say, but can always back up her ideas. That is my kind of girl.
😂 🍆
A girl with a penis?
Blaire is a male. I respect his candor but no one should call someone something they are not out of "politeness". He is wonderful however. A beautiful human.
@UC57y6DQRlnabn2vSCzqTSkA this is the same reasoning that got us to this horrid stage in the first place "why can't you just be kind?!" Quickly became "let us into your bathrooms or you're bigots!"
The first step in dissolving gender ideology is taking back language and acknowledgement of reality. He would agree with me. I don't mean it as an insult AT ALL and men can be beautiful and hyper feminine as Blaire has clearly shown.
@@hitoshura2800??? Clearly some people deserve the kindness? And no, she dresses as such to be seen as a woman.
It'll be fine to condemn those that flash their private parts.
And we all do. Even Blaire!
So why tf do u need to be so bloody rude? While she never insists on you calling her "she", she has always advocated that pronouns are heuristic, automated brain processes that we assume.
When I see Blaire I see a woman even if her biology and parts down there are not what they are.
She has never ever ever flashed her privates and neither will she ever dominate women's sport.
So cut the crap
Blaire white. The woman who showed me trans people can think for themselves.
@@yesterdayseyes no one has me fooled. If you wanna be pasific transwoman/male. Is what I ment.
@@yesterdayseyes you’re a liar.
@@gameofmasks2992 Specifically, he's a man.
Not a Woman.
@@yesterdayseyes a biological male to be precise, which she has no problem admitting to, so why a liar?
The majority needs to speak up! Indeed start shouting.It’s overdue!
Listening about when the world was different pre woke and how everything has become political and every demographic hates another , it made me think back (much further than the average person on here , I am in my 50’s ) to when there was no internet , no social media and we only had a few TV channels to watch . In the 80’s we had series like Howard’s Way and Dallas , literally everyone from every persuasion , every creed, race and gender watched fervently . There was no politics involved , no one cared. You voted on the basis often with what you were brought up with but politics of any description just wasn’t a thing in people’s daily life . I recently watched a couple of episodes of Howard’s Way and it quite shocked me the emotions it brought up , it suddenly put where we are now into a real perspective , now is what we thought back then as an unimaginable totalitarian dystopia , so far fetched it wouldn’t even be made a Hollywood movie it would be so far fetched and yet here we are . Around the time of the height of those series everything seemed possible , there was hope and excitement what the future would bring, that no matter what your background you could be successful (in whatever way you wanted not just financial) , nothing was in your way to being whatever you wanted in life save of course the trans and gay thing was probably a bit backward but improved in time. Now I look at the young and think Jesus ! Life is going to be a whole lot harder for you and yet none of you will know any different , this is it as far as you know , you’ll never know what it’s like to wake up one morning and think F’ it lets dash to the airport and take the first flight somewhere , to get in a car and drive half way round Europe in a banger , to get a scrambler motorbike and go roaring around the country side with your pants on fire and a million other things and there is no cell phones, internet , people that can track you and monitor you 24/7 , you were free and no one knew who the F’ you are or where you were . If you had to contact someone you had to find a dial up phone box . Maybe this is just it and we have to accept our kids will never know the freedoms we had and I guess if they are reasonably happy in their own way does it really matter ? In someways it tougher for us older guys because we had all that freedom and for most of our lives and now it’s gone . A bit like if you never had money, it doesn’t really affect you but if you were stinking rich and lost it all, life becomes pretty shit .
A similar think in the U.K., I grew up in the 90s.
There was a comedy show called Red Dwarf, two of the main characters are black. No one cared, they were just two guys.
It’s gone backwards.
I remember those times and even earlier, growing up in the 60's. You're spot on.
I almost weep for kids these
Oops, Yoda moment. I was born in 63 and there was a lot of racism but by the time I got to my teens and twenties it had virtually gone. Nobody counted the diversity of shows and bands, if it was funny or good that was the metrics by which they were judged. Nostalgia? Maybe but kids have it really hard these days.
I'm in my 50s, too; a teenager in the 80s. Greatest time to be a teenager in my opinion. My kids have experienced 80s things like the music, movies, clothes, etc. because of me and my interests and have all said that the 80s looked like it was great. And it was! You know, Boy George wore makeup and had an androgynous way of dressing, had long hair. I never thought...gee, I wonder what he identifies as. I didn't care about his fashion choices and I loved his music. That's how things were then. I was a girl who didn't ever play with dolls as a child and preferred boy related activities. We had a term for that and it wasn't a gender identity...I was a tomboy. There's nothing wrong with that kind of terminology. If a guy wasn't gay but had feminine movements, gestures, etc. he was called an effeminate male... none of this gender identity bullshit. They are complicating things and only making things worse with all of this activism.
What is it about the love-bombing men get when they appropriate women? Stunning and brave...
2014 I noticed a major change online... red flags started then for me.
I identify as the world's tallest man and I'm only 5' 2"
Stop looking down on everyone else.
I identify as 65 to get free bus travel.
I’m 6’8” but I identify as 6’2”
I not only identify as, but I actually am the best singer of all time. I sound like my cat.
YAAS GIRL. LIVE YOUR TRUTH. #BORNTHISWAY.
Wow, i needed to see a non-mental trans person. Blaire walked me back from a cliff here.
Then you've been gaslit by a mentally ill person simply saying what you want to hear.
Yeah. I can't wait to watch laurel Hubbard compete. I can't wait to watch the sadness and dissapointment on everybody's faces. I can't wait for her to see that and realise what she's done. Laurel, if you're reading this, have some respect for women and do the right thing.
Laurel Hubbard may not win, even with the huge advantage of being male. He did not do well competing with males, so it might be that his technique and lack of ability will negate that massive advantage of male attributes. Even cheating by competing against woman may not overcome his lack of skills.
He also has "an injury" to blame. I hear China has the most likely gold, he's going for silver or bronze.... he should be going in the bin.
His terrible technique means he is constantly getting injuries. Bet he will get “injured” if he thinks he won’t win.
@@EM-cg4iy I’d love to be in that crowd just so I could turn my back on him. A flaming misogynist has no place in women’s sports.
"Do the right thing." [slowly pushes katana across the table]
Get JK Rowling on.
YESSSSS! And Thomas Sowell before we lose him.
Isn't JK Rowling a transphobic person....?
@@hmm2790 No. She's not.
Jk is clearly a transgender who is not out
@@Hitogata Damn. All i've heard about her for last few years is how she's transphobic. Just googled it now and apparently it's once again some woke shit that just got widely spread, so widely that i even believed it.. 😕 I swear i've even heard my friends say this?! But how would she be transphobic when a literal quote from her is; "I respect every trans person's right to live any way that feels authentic and comfortable to them" 🤔
The hosts of two of my favourite channels debating an issue together is just what I needed to make me enjoy my coffee even more.
Blaire always hits the nail on the head, I knew this was going to be a good one
I have seen Blaire on the Daily Wire. Very smart. She has full respect from me and she knows she is a biological man but sees herself as a woman and she looks like a woman. I care not that she is trans.
He * and it’s called makeup and filters
@@elaiws4834 can't you just be respectful? I think she's earned the right for that
I agree with most of what she says, but it's hard to take anyone who votes for Trump, seriously.
You guys, thank you for hosting my favorite trans person! I am an FTM transexual and her views align with mine nearly 100%.
@You're Kiddin', Right? don't leave your TERF shit here, go back to your f*cking TERF bubble.
@@miriamlana833 Abiding by basic biology and reality isn't a radical or feminist position.
@@miriamlana833 what do you hope to achieve with your rhetoric?
@@apebass2215 speak to her the same way she always does in her own channel. :-)
She is so right about everything. Thank you so much, Blaire White, for your common sense. :-)
She?
ARRRRGJHHJ YOU SAID SHE 🤯🤯
@@yvonnesanders4308 almost like referring to Blair as ‘he’ is plainly fucking delusional
@@xkenny-personalitydatabase5604 as if your instinct if you met this individual in the street wouldn’t be to refer to her as female. Nine times out of ten you people will actually go out of your way to mis gender people who pass 100% as the gender they identify with
@@josephparsons7896 calm down, sport.
Gosh this transwoman speaks so much sense.
Great answer from Blaire about what we need to be talking about and that is the sexualisation of kids
MAPS - fuck - the acronym really means Monsters Attacking Preteens and their Siblings
It is kindof weird how there's a gay or trans community... I'm not part of some bipolar community lmao.
The main reason I like Blaire is her view on trans issues. A common sense view. I like that very much. What the left is doing to young children is awful.
knew a guy who had gender dysphoria, and they absolutely hated their life, he was born a boy and wanted to stay a boy, but he constantly felt urges to act feminine and they were always stereotyped by the pride to act trans, and he hated it
my point in brining this up is that if gender dysphoria was diagnosed then people should feel safe in choosing the option to take medications without being thrown into a label and lifestyle they disagree with.
Blair’s, you’ve got a new fan! Thank you for your sincerity, honesty, and courage to speak your truth in a time of rabid conform-or-be-crushed.
I agree do you think she agree that you have to be gay to be transexual?
Maybe you guys are right wing and that’s totally ok and cool. The general idea of being right wing is very much distorted from the left leaning media! I myself, a gay guy, I have always considered me being a left winger, but now I consider myself centre/ right more on the right.
Not gay, but otherwise the same here. I think the current craziness has probably done the same to a lot of those who previously were left wing.
I think the distinction here is not whether one considers themselves left or right. Those positions have been increasingly polarised that it is impossible to hold a balanced, rational position on some issues. Personally, I consider myself to be a liberal individual, but I also believe in a strong society. No man is an island. The sooner we can divorce our ideas from the left/right paradigm the sooner we can approach politics with a more nuanced point of view. To sound about 20 years older than I am, I blame social media.
me too. Centre right or politically bereft!
Most mainstream media has a right wing slant.
It's really really weird how Brits seem to look at being right wing or Conservative as dirty.
She's great imo. Such an eloquent speaker and clearly has put a lot of thoughts into her points of view.
When Blair was asked about whether she thought it would have been easier to start transitioning in early childhood , the one point that was not said was that unlike Blair, who has had dysmorphia from being 4yo. A lot of the kids who are jumping on the trans bandwagon do not show signs of this issue, in fact the trans issue is often something that they just declare about themselves out of nowhere, and they run to the diagnoses like freight trains and want to transition immediately , and also when you look at the studies that have been done it's NOW predominately teen girls , and if you look through history this has usually been a male issue .
She does mention that fact in another video. It's a good point.
Transphobia is bad, but you can go too far in the opposite direction as well. If they aren't hurting anyone, be respectful of other people and the way they choose to live their lives.
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this interview. Brilliant, insightful and well thought out. Great job all three of you!
'Trans people come and hug me in the LGBT+ community of West Hollywood, saying they don't say the things they want to say because they see me doing that and how badly I'm treated'. This breaks my heart.
LOVE Blair White, speaks so much sense. Fantastic interview.