Why I stopped being a liberal!!

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[angelinegrows]

I woke up from this pro trans belief I had about 2 years ago, when my grandchild came home from school and announced that she had decided she was gay and non binary. When I asked how this came about, she told me that a trans person was given an entire morning with her class (10 year olds) to explain how they all had to think carefully about how to express their sexually and gender, then gave them loads of info on all the genders and pronouns they could choose from. It was an epiphany! I realised that I had been duped into complicity by appealing to my compassion. They have none, they are out to normalise perversion by recruiting our kids into it !

[NewYorkCityGritty]

I was a liberal. I worked for a LGBTQ + Activists organization. I started to really see the cracks with critical race theory and then I started tobsee the harm that the Trans Activists along with the medical and psychological field. I would say I woke up from this woke movement about 6 years ago. This is NOT a popular opinion to run with in NYC but I can no longer pretend that to" be happy and live your truth" can be achieved by rejecting the actual truth. There is a deeper issue and I have compassion but I am not going to blindly affirm what I don't believe. Good for you Chuck! It takes guts to do what you did. I should know.

[BlockedBowser]

As a 21-year-old black guy, I recently removed myself from the liberal perspective, and I do not regret changing my mindset. Going from liberal to conservative has helped me feel better about myself. On the liberal spectrum, I am constantly told by other liberals that I am oppressed, and racism is everywhere. This made reality feel depressing and hopeless to think that I will not make it anywhere because "white people" are holding me down simply because I'm black.

After I started to listen to the conservative perspective, it helped me realize my own situation. I've never experienced racism from a white person, instead, most of the prejudice I've experienced was from people of my own skin. I was freed from the idea that I am oppressed. Which helped me have a much healthier mental state. I felt in control of what I am capable of doing without the fear that someone is holding me down. I no longer have to believe that I am a victim. That I am weak. I've never felt more free.

[artemisentari]

It happened to me too. I use to lean left but their insanity and lack of logic turned me away. The tipping point was Trump. He broke liberals and instead of standing their ground in common sense, liberals decided to go far radical left. Both extremes, right and left, are dangerous and stupid.

[christinal]

I considered myself liberal pretty much my whole adult life. It all changed for me when my husband and I was attending my daughter's high school choir concert, and I had thought there was a first name mix-up. It had the first name "Liam" with our last name. I thought it was a mix-up because my daughter's name was with another last name. I emailed the teacher about the program hoping to get a corrected one, and he copied over an e-mail where my daughter told him that she was came out as trans and wanted to be called Liam. I was absolutely floored. She never showed any signs of any type of gender dysphoria or anything. So, I started looking into what I should do about this, honestly expecting to find articles about how to make your child feel good in their own bodies, etc. However, all I found was you need to completely affirm their gender identity or they will unalive themself. I thought this was wrong to my core. So, I started looking into this issue deeper, and just like you said, I felt like I was in an alternate reality. I couldn't believe that this was going on in the world. I still am in disbelief everyday about the things I am still seeing, none of this makes any sense whatsoever. Anyway, through many hard conversations with my daughter, I showed her everything I learned. Thankfully, she is so intelligent beyond her years, and completely changed her views. She realized she was manipulated. The most hurtful thing about all of it is something she said. She said that being cis and white is automatically seen as negative, and she didn't want to be associated with that. It breaks my heart that such a beautiful soul could be judged on the most basics of human reality so harshly. I am just so grateful I didn't just follow the guidance, and I am so grateful that I have a daughter with such wisdom that she listened and seen through all this craziness. Now, I am almost embarrassed that I was ever associated with that political view. I can't even imagine what my conservative learning family thought of me. However, I thought that I was doing the right thing at the time, but yes, I ran. I want nothing to do with the mindset of liberals.

[Birdbandb]

Fellow Floridian- and based off your story Must be about the same age.
I was always a liberal. Used to be super involved in politics and would debate any conservative over anything.
I used to get mad at people who did not vote. Now I never will again. I am moderate, but do not believe in the system at all.
The one thing that started me on the path of opening my eyes was years ago- the footage of all these high school boys in MAGA hats sightseeing in DC . One boy was shown to be disrespectful to Native American group who was also there. I lost it! I jumped on twitter to get in my echo chamber of outrage.. I was on one celebrity’s twitter post reading through it and saw someone desperately asking people repeatedly to please take a look at footage from someone else’s cell phone. They had the link.
I clicked and that’s when I saw that in fact the Native American adults had said some horrendous things to the boys unprovoked.
That was the beginning of me realizing that the media plays games.

[MysticTalkBobbyShue]

I’m a gay man and always identified as a liberal but now… my butt ran to the right too. Lol. I love your content!

[tickledpickle]

I had this epiphany last year. I was getting kicked from Discords with friends I'd known half my life, because all they did was complain about White CIS males, and I committed the crime of being a White CIS male. I was upset for a while, but now I believe they did me a huge favor. I'm seeing things a lot differently now.

[mz_chipz]

I left because it was exhausting to constantly be mad. I’m black and Asian. I was always told being on the democratic side was the right side. However. I noticed from democratic politicians only remember black America every 4 years. I was so into BLM. But I started to notice that the white men that were getting shot by cops there was nobody defending them. There was one case that a Latino cop shot a black man and on the cop came you hear him say “they will fire me” but nothing. It wasn’t in the media or anything. That just discourage me to be in that group. Cause elderly black men where getting killed by younger black men during protest. Candace was the only one that talked about him! I’m pro equality across the board. I care about people’s life’s… but the media and the left only care if it’s a white cop shooting a black man.

[janessap]

I was hard liberal. All BLM agreed with trans people. Watched Matt Walsh’s what is a woman, found your channel and am currently experiencing being red pilled. I’m questioning my entire reality

[Birdbandb]

As a Floridian liberal I hated DeSantis. Now I am glad he does what he does- protects the children of this state!!!

[ACSuperstar]

I've never been a liberal or a conservative. I'm just in the middle. I can tolerate a "normal" liberal (what they were in the 90s) but I can't even have a conversation with what I now call "super liberals". I've got 2 friends who turned into that & after 30+ years of friendship, I've had to let them go. (This month, actually). Not only is their "reality" completely twisted & in a bubble, but the amount of arrogance & wilful ignorance was just too much for me. I told one of them that she shouldn't even be ALLOWED to vote, because she knew NOTHING about a candidate she had voted for! It's sad. Also - I've noticed - they're the most miserable people I've ever known.

[clinton]

I was never liberal per say but I grew up Republican and just wanted to distance myself from anything political. And then I started seeing all the woke cartoons and what's being taught in the schools and now I feel I have to stand up against this nonsense. I hate what's being done to the children.

[homemakingwisdom]

I grew up in a very Democrat and liberal home, I rebelled and became a conservative Christian. My mom wasn't happy about that. My dad was very accepting and told me what ever makes you happy. He told my husband a few years later that he thought our Christian views is helping my mental issues and actually thanked my husband for taking care of me and being a good father and husband. My dad was dealing with my brother who was married and has 5 girls but he is a druggie, didn't take care of his family left everything for his wife to do. My dad was fed up with him. My dad loves my husband my mom hate him. My parents are divorced and I hadn't talk to my mom in over 10 years, I have tried but dosen't want anything to do with me or my family unless I leave my husband and leave Christianity because. You know she all about love and acceptance right.

[calinativexobts]

Thanks for sharing your story. I left the left when I realized how identity politics actually trumped objective fact and logic for these people. I’m a lesbian and I grew up identifying as a feminist. The story that woke me up was the Wi Spa incident. I never thought I’d see the day when the left prioritized the feelings of biological men over the safety concerns of biological women. That woke me up and I saw how ridiculous the LGBT community had gotten where nobody’s concerns mattered aside from the T. And then from there, I realized how racist the left actually was when I saw the destruction from BLM and how there was a hierarchy of oppression within the LGBT community where people get ranked according to how many oppression checkboxes one can tick off. The destruction from BLM was the last straw for me. They destroyed my business and I never recovered from it and had to close up shop. Been voting Republican ever since.

[merpvfddj]

I learned the term “being on the fence” by a history teacher. He said their were certain politics he agreed on and others he didn’t. He said he wouldn’t go into his beliefs but for us to think critically about each issue and not feel obligated to pick a side to die on. This was in 2011. He used the history book to teach us. Not the internet or his own personal beliefs.

[JRedrum]

My red pill journey started with Blaire White about 6 months ago. I (very privately and secretly) started to question gender ideology and the liberal in me was like well lemme hear out this trans woman and the way she broke things down was just so refreshing, and allowed me to listen without emotion bc it is coming from a trans woman, after all. There were certain topics I couldn’t and wouldn’t even entertain bc I was so indoctrinated, but Blaire really opened my mind. Then came Arielle Scarcella, and then The Offensive Tranny, then Amala (bc of course they still had to be a minority for me to allow myself to listen). Cut to 6 months later I’m listening to Matt Walsh openly and changing my voter registration lol. For me, it’s the erasure of women, the indoctrination and medicalization of children, realizing how indoctrinated I was, the vitriol and violence of the left, the emotional blackmailing, the list goes on. It was exhausting.

[kaveverythingnerd]

I was hard liberal, especially due to my liberal social work degree. Then I met my husband who opened my eyes. I am very thankful for him. And recently I was involved in a Middle school musical, and the liberal ideology coming from those children's mouths was astounding. They are constantly being taught to think about politics, and that the left is the only way. They are 12 year Olds, They should not be worrying about all of that. Thank you for sharing your story and helping to show the craziness of today's left.

[damarisfern.]

I stopped being a liberal around November of last year and funny enough I found out I was pregnant at the end of December. I say funny enough because I really feel like my baby really changed me for the better and not just that. I felt my eyes open for the first time about how messed up everything I was supporting before was wrong. For so long I followed my “best friends” ideologies and just anything they said because to me they were always so intelligent and I just didn’t think for myself. So once I came on social media sharing videos from my favorite people like Amala and Brett Cooper my friend began attacking me. She asked me since when did I become “racist” and “transphobic” and texted me whole paragraphs about how much I’ve changed and that the people who think like me don’t give a sh*t about me. She said that I had been brainwashed.

[bemused]

Thank you for sharing your story. I'm Xgen and have never liked politics, but I am also a nurse. I worked with teenage girls for 6 years. The issue of sx on children is what really lose any last respect for liberals. It is just horrendous in all aspects to me, esp as a nurse that adults would not only allow but push sx and hormones on children and teens. That's a line I can't ignore. I made an oath and will always do my best to fulfill it. We truly must protect the most vulnerable demographic of this country: we MUST protect our children.