Dylan Mulvaney

America's biggest problem of the moment, which was why is a trans person on a can of beer?

He did have an automatic sort of machine gun situation shooting at beer cans saying, this is for Dylan Mulvaney, which is...

that I think was, it almost felt like that piece of it felt humorous because it was like that, that didn't feel real.

But then what got scary was like the,

real people that were then potentially influenced by that person or that content.

And that's what I find really fascinating about some of the far-right's content that they're putting out there or some of their philosophies or things that they're promoting that then leads actual people to actual violence.

And so I wasn't scared of a country singer coming to my house to do something.

I was scared of the people that listened to that person's... Well, and then...

You know what's crazy is like,

sometimes I feel like crazy for thinking that that was a big deal.

Like I feel guilt, I'm like, oh,

I try to put it in relation to other things.

And then when I hear you say, oh, and there was a bomb threat, I'm like, oh, yeah, there was.

Like, that's a big fucking deal.

It is.

And I think it's hard for the people in our lives that do love us because they don't want to make it worse.

So they either don't talk about it or, you know, try to lessen it or find the humor in it.

But I think sometimes it's important to acknowledge, like... Yeah.

when things are bad and call them what they are, which is bad.

And I think about that version of myself and I just send that version of myself so much love because