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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Guys, it's been a while.
Chapter 2: What insane TikTok trends are being discussed?
Let's do woke TikToks from everything to not telling a guy whether or not you are trans to thinking that having a grass lawn is white supremacy.
Let's get into it.
guys before we get into today's video please like and subscribe today we're doing woke tick tocks and we're getting straight into it number one mid hook up with a guy he started to freak out and think that i was trans and he was like losing his marbles because he thought that i was trans because i used they them pronouns because i was stronger than him and because i was super on it with trans rights from the beginning of our conversation i was like
i will always stand with trans people first of all talking about your hookups and who you're getting it on with online is just so interesting to me the footprint lasts forever but i guess people don't care about that anymore i digress let's get into the whole trans part of this and then we started hooking up and he's like holy you're jacked and i like i was six inches shorter than him but still totally able to throw him around like a rag doll
And, uh, yeah, freaked him out. And I wouldn't tell him, which is kind of dangerous, but I think good. Good to remain mysterious, you know? Don't need to know everything. And also...
for them maybe i'm wrong oh maybe you're wrong yeah you're wrong what the hell are we talking about okay and the the username on this is that non-binary creature okay so we know what we're sort of getting into with a story like this if you are hooking up with anybody male or female and they're asking you are you male or female or thinking that you are trans it is
probably under your obligation to let them know what you actually are. Let them know your background, whether you're trans identified or not. There's a little something that the left really typically likes to talk about quite a bit. Informed consent, okay? People should be able to know what sexual situations they're getting into, what dating situations they're getting into.
And if somebody, especially while you're in the midst of the act, is asking you whether or not you're trans, you should probably answer that Truthfully.
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Chapter 3: Why is not disclosing trans identity considered dangerous?
But no, I guess men should have to bear the burden of not knowing who they're sleeping with because guy? Because man? Oh my gosh. What sort of world are we living in now where this is how we're testing people's boundaries? And she very briefly mentions that that's a dangerous thing to do. Super dangerous thing to do. There have been stories that go very different from the story that she just told.
I guess in the comments, she's saying... I got to the finish line or whatever of their whole experience. But there are many people who choose not to share this information. And guess what? It gets violent. It gets aggressive. It becomes confrontational because you weren't truthful about who you were.
And it's not to say that you deserve violence on the other end of not being truthful, but you deserve something. Right? And now you're leaving it up to whatever this person wants to do because you're not being forthright about who you are and what you are. Goodness gracious. But we do it because men. Next one. Caleb Heron, who's on like a meteoric rise right now, I guess, as a comedian.
He has an ice out pin because we're still doing the whole pin thing. If there's one thing Hollywood's going to do, it's make a pin. Okay? The pin manufacturers stay in business with these individuals, with every single red carpet.
Chapter 4: What are the implications of informed consent in relationships?
Now he's on the carpet for Devil Wears Prada too. Let's see what he has to say.
Oh, my God. Someone put that on me. I did not. No, I'm just kidding. I think in a country where people can't afford groceries and the rent continues to go up and no one can afford to buy a single family home and rural hospitals continue to close and infrastructure is crumbling. I could go on for days and days and days.
But the fact that we're paying these people to terrorize our communities, it makes me absolutely sick. And I'm thinking about it all the time.
He's thinking about it all the time. Be so for it. And I'm cursing a lot on this episode. I don't know what's on with me, okay? But he's thinking about it all the time. He's on the Devil Wears Prada 2 red carpet, and he's thinking about ICE all the time. Now, I will say Caleb is not new to this. He's true to this.
He's been a leftist for a very long time, and he is a political advocate in much of the work that he does. But really, an ICE outpin We've done video after video about these celebrities and the little things they do that they believe are making a statement. When in reality, you're just probably really happy to be a Devil Wears Prada too.
And you're using the opportunity because you are somewhat obligated in the space that is Hollywood right now to make a statement like this. You're using the opportunity to make a statement with a little pin and nothing more than that. Terrorizing your communities.
I could go in depth about this, about the ways in which illegal immigration has completely overrun this country and created a ton of problems for American citizens and has terrorized American citizens. But you know, you know, at this point, I don't think ICE is the big problem here. And it wasn't the big problem when Obama was president or in any other administration before this one.
But suddenly it's ICE out and f*** ICE and we hate ICE. Speaking of, we're moving on to a woke doctor at Kaiser Permanente, who walked up and harassed ICE agents at JFK Airport. I have a question, let's see what they say.
Excuse me, I just wanna say thank you guys for being here.
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Chapter 5: How does racial identity affect shopping experiences?
Because I know when I wake up in the morning, I'll never be racist pigs like you. No matter how bad I am, I'll never be like you, so good job. I hope your moms are real proud of you. They were cute, weren't they? I hope they continue to be best, like Melania be best, cuz they are being the best at being the worst, so.
Mind you, this is a doctor. Like this is somebody who you'd think, you'd think would have like some amount of IQ operating up there. And I guess she does, but maybe only in the space in which she works. This is just insane to go up to somebody under the guise of giving them a compliment and thanking them for their service and then attacking them and calling them racist pigs.
And you have to have your entire mind infiltrated by your political ideology to be acting like this as a person who is out in the world. And I'd have to say, if you look at the ICE agents compared to her, somebody's giving good energy and somebody's not.
And it's not the ICE agents that are having the problem with being nice, with being cordial, with simply going about their day, doing their jobs and treating people, it seems, quite kindly on the other end of these ridiculous interactions. She seems to have a problem, a psychological one at that, but I'm not a doctor. Leftist says he won't go inside Trader Joe's because there's...
too many white people. We can't trade with Joe because there's too many white people.
I'm virtually shopping in Trader Joe's and I can see inside through the entrance and there's so many white people. There's so many like and I feel out of place and
i don't i'm not going inside okay so he says there's uh white people older white people actually i don't know the gender of this person may have been a misgender on that one who knows what's going on here uh but you don't feel comfortable shopping at a grocery store because you you feel out of place because the skin tone of the people at the grocery store where are you shopping i have to ask i just don't understand this sort of thinking you can feel in the same place as everybody who's also looking for groceries
What else do you have to have in common at that point? I don't really know what else to say about this. And I've seen this sort of grocery store come up as a political landscape for a lot of different conversations when it comes to things like race. We have the whole H Mart debacle where Asians were saying they hate seeing white people in an H Mart because it's traditionally Asian supermarket.
And to see white people there made them uncomfortable. And they stated that the white people were there for the wrong reasons. Now we're hearing you don't want to go into Trader Joe's because there's too many white people there. You have to get over it.
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