Matt Walsh

And the way that it was able to proliferate from there and seemingly take over an entire generation is by all the people who knew better not saying anything, either because they wanted to be polite or because they were afraid of the backlash or because they thought ideologically that they had to be okay with this or some combination of the three.

And so it wasn't that all these people had fallen into this trance, it's that most people knew it was crazy.

And...

went along with it for those reasons.

A little bit like the masking.

It's like masking, you know, everyone went along with it.

Everybody was masking.

And we walked around for a couple of years thinking that it'll be like this forever.

And that am I ever gonna be able to see another person's face in public ever again?

And then what do you know, within about like six months, no one's doing the mask anymore.

And the reason why is because most people wearing the mask, it's not because they actually thought they had to, it's because they were just going along with it for those same reasons.

political ideology, fear.

And I think it's the same thing with trans.

So now that that's done, people aren't afraid anymore.

People are not afraid to say what they know is true on this issue.

And that was the silence that was needed in order for this virus to take hold.

And so the environment isn't there anymore.

And so I'm not surprised

that we're seeing this trend.

And I don't know if it's going to extend over to like homosexuality, but I do think with trans and non-binary that it's on its way out.