How Parents Get Brainwashed into Trans Ideology

In this clip, I spoke with Chloe Cole, a former trans-identifying teen, about the influences that led her to question her identity and transition at a young age. She explained how social media communities and the "brain sex theory" convinced her to begin transitioning, and how medical professionals pressured her parents by presenting transition as a life-or-death decision.

Chloe Cole is an activist known for her advocacy against gender-affirming care for minors. Drawing from her personal experience with detransitioning, she has become a prominent voice in debates surrounding youth access to medical transition and has expressed support for legislative bans on such interventions for minors.

[darkinertia]

she looks healthier, better spirits, and way more confident speaking since i first saw her. im rooting for her!

[chickenmonger]

She looks healthier. I hope she is well. I prayed for it really. I’m thankful she is willing to share her experience, to help hash out the shape and scope of this thing. And pray she continues to get stronger and as well as is possible.

[Earthwormjimm]

I was 16 years old, it must have been 2007. Even then, the therapists had their script for my mom. “You can have an alive daughter or a dead son.” I’m so glad I never listened to them and found Jesus instead.
It wasn’t mainstream then. It was just HBO specials

[Jacques.Smith_]

She's such a beautiful girl. The idea that people want to ruin that for money is disgusting. Keep fighting Chloe. Your bravery is saving lives.

[wendimooreart]

It’s so good to see Chloe looking healthy and beautiful. I’m astounded that there are women scaring girls about puberty and acting like it’s something to fear. When did parents and teachers start telling kids puberty was something to fear instead of something to look forward to? They really need to change their approach.

[timwannell]

God bless you Chloe. God bless you too Mikhaila!

[martinburrows]

Its not 'informed consent' when the information is biased. Very sad.

[nines]

I can't believe she had grown women in her life saying "I'd never want to have a daughter, " and Mikhaila confirmed that she'd heard similar things! What a terrible thing to put into little girls' heads.

[Montanakid]

I feel really bad for Chloe. She seems like a wonderful and beautiful young woman. I saw the interview she did with Michaela‘s dad, and it was heartbreaking. The fact that certified medical professionals were taking advantage of her, and basically manipulating her parents is ridiculous. They kind of backed her parents into an emotional corner if that makes any sense. I mean, they basically said do you want a living son or a dead daughter? How the hell is any loving parent gonna respond to that question? It’s absolute insanity that people can get away with this.

[hele]

Chloe!!! We love you!! Thank you for always speaking up❤

[tradermunky]

Sometimes I think adults forget how screwed up the kid experience is. The human brain is very immature until at least 18, and not fully grown until mid 20s. That's why we have these age restrictions until 18-21. It's the adults RESPONSIBILITY to protect the child AGAINST making ANY decisions which could negatively impact them for the rest of their lives. The child should never even be asked what THEY want, it doesn't matter, because anything they want comes from a brain that is currently hampered.

The real crime here is the adults allowing this. I fully support these children's legal right to sue any parent or adult which allowed these life changing practices to take place should they be unhappy with the results after reaching legal age.

[KimbaRoars]

Respect and lots of continued healing blessings to beautiful Miss Chloe.🫰🏽

[mitchellcrane]

Her voice sounds like it has gotten much better and she is far more comfortable talking

[Oceanaryia]

So much misogyny in society leads so many girls to feel like they should be male myself included… then i discovered the divine feminine and escaped and overcame my internalized misogyny.. it still can be a struggle but it really is so important to see women as people and treat them and talk about the women in your life with respect because young girls are listening and picking up on negative ideas based solely on something they have no control over!!

[youtubernazscensoredbythe]

She is a brave lady. Im sad that the woke virus was forced onto that family..😢 I also think she is very pretty, especially considering what she has been through....

[barbaraannscarlet]

Chloe you look absolutely stunning ! I hope you feel as wonderful as you look.❤🎉

[randycliff]

We may be in the minority on this conversion. Still voicing it feels appropriate. We're grandparents, boomers, and possibly the only ones demonstrating anything close to fixed rules for our grandchildren to operate under. They are frustrated often at varying restrictions, but when asked always say they like being here. One thing that we do is quite deliberate -- we talk how their parents needing to focus on their day-to-day needs, and we always talk with them about their future, a future having work; being married; having children; having grandchildren; about discovering down the road who God intended they become. We teach the crap they experience is basically the same crap their parents had to go thought -- and pretty much the same stuff we went through. We let them know they're special to us, but they're not particularly special ... because growing up sucks for everyone. It's a lot of work for us to be steadfast, and it's heartbreaking how difficult so many issues for today's parents -- issues that really should not be issues for anyone. Chloe and her family were betrayed by the medical system, by the government and by society in general. No child, nor parent, should be treated this way.

[richardhcarter]

I appreciate how brave you are Chloe.

I do have a daughter, she has never once questioned my feelings towards her. I did not raise her to be a girl, I tried to let her chose her path. She chose to play hockey, after multiple concussions had to give it up. We did try very hard to shield her from the monster of social media. She was not allowed IG or FB, or any other platforms. Then at 15 she told us she understood why. Her friend went through a scary ordeal that would never have happened if she didn't have IG. That was the experience that convinced us she was ready for us to give more freedom.
Now I think most of the pressures have lessened, and with her maturity I HOPE she is safe. But I am afraid for her every day. We made safe places for women, and now we are making those spaces available to the worst of society. We are failing our daughters in SO MANY ways.

Please keep fighting.

[caram]

She looks great happy you are interviewing her

[ezapatazz]

This is so fascinating to me. Can't wait to see it on Friday.