Xander Moricz

A victim class?

What's a victim class?

They have specific rights and protections.

They have the same rights and protections as all Americans, or they should, and we're working to get there.

Because right now, unfortunately, you're right, it's not.

Right now, they don't.

Right now, LGBTQ plus Americans have less rights and liberties than the standard American, than heterosexual cisgender Americans.

There's a variety of things.

For example, there's legislation in several states that work to prevent trans women from accessing the bathrooms that relate to their gender identity.

There's prevention of LGBTQ plus discussion in education.

There's efforts right now from our president to work and roll back rights that have been guaranteed to LGBTQ plus Americans for decades.

And it's really, really important that we recognize that because right now, LGBTQ plus Americans do not share the same liberties and rights as cisgender heterosexual Americans do.

And to pretend that it's not happening is really weird.

I would ask you, what rights do you think LGBTQ plus people are asking for that are special rights?

This is where we're going to fundamentally disagree.

Yeah.

Really, because, so first and foremost, to be quite honest, I believe, and that's not that I believe, I know that the LGBTQ movement is a Marxist movement.

It's not a Marxist movement.

That's a funny thought.

Okay, but you're just saying things.