DEBUNKED: Transgender Ideology

Shapiro reveals the tragic truth behind the transgender movement.

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[gregingram]

I, too, was once a male trapped inside a woman's body -- and then I was born!

[Dfrty]

The fact that a video like this has to exist really says a lot

[zanleekain]

My child was 2 when he self identified as a "big boy" but that didn't change the fact he was still only a toddler.

[YouTubeLogician]

Can you take a lemon, paint it green and then call it a lime, is it really a lime or is it still a lemon?

Can you take a horse, paint it with black and white stripes on it and then call it a zebra, is it really a zebra, or is it still a horse?

Can you take a grizzly bear, spray white paint on it and then call it a polar bear, is it really a polar bear or is it still a grizzly bear?

Can you take a man, alter his appearance with surgery to look like a woman and then call him a woman, is it really a woman or is it still a man?

[MileinaJuarez]

As a teenager I thought I don’t want children. Now at 30 the biggest pain in my life is that I can’t have successful pregnancies anymore since my daughter who’s twelve now and my husband and I are desperately trying to adopt.
I’m glad I could not make a decision like this as a teenager or I’d have no child at all. I don’t want people to go through this, it’s horrible, breaking you completely. You can test out clothing etc. but don’t mess with your biology before you’re an adult. I wish the pain of unwilling infertility to no one and the reality is that adoption is for most people impossible because millions wait to adopt with less than 100K adoptions per year.

[Gigi-kixi]

So depressed, I wasn't allowed to identify myself as a billionaire, a true victim of financial unfairness. 😪

[BGFreerunner]

"How many legs does a dog have if you call his tail a leg? Four. Saying that a tail is a leg doesn't make it a leg." - Abraham Lincoln

[hollyroxy]

I was always a “tomboy” growing up, I liked playing with cars & action figures more than Barbie dolls, loved playing video games, playing in the dirt/mud, never liked wearing dresses etc.
It’s truly scary to know that had I grown up today instead of in the nineties, I would’ve had the idea pushed on me that I was really a boy & could’ve been brainwashed to take hormone blockers & other radical steps.
This is FRIGHTENING 😳

[valmid]

CSI or Science: *I can identify the bones by its ethnicity and race alongside if the bones are male or female, but never in my life have I identified the bones to be transgender*

[jjfajen]

“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act, ” -George Orwell

[ce]

Best line: how can you feel like a woman if you don't know how woman feel.

[silversurfer]

Thank you for being a voice for people like me who think this is insanity.

[karami]

Growing up as a female with my 4 brothers, I hated it when my parents insisted on dressing me like a girl with dresses and bows. I kept telling them I wanted to be a boy. They ignored me. Thankfully they did. I grew out of it, once I grew up, I got hips and boobs and liked how clothes looked on me. I’m a happy straight female 💃😘

[slobiden.]

I identify as first and the one who was first, should check his initiative privilege.

[randomdude]

That John money guy should’ve been stripped of his medial licensure and exiled. You ruined that man’s life and his twin killed himself from the guilt

[skyhawk_]

When I was a kindergartener, I dressed up as a ghost for Halloween. I acted like I thought a ghost should act, and I proclaimed to all that I was a ghost. But even at age 5 or 6, I knew I was not a ghost. I was just pretending. I would not have been offended if someone told me that day, "You are not really a ghost." Yet sadly, there are fully grown adults who also pretend to be that which they are not, and seem to believe they are what they are not, and get angry if someone tells them they are not what they claim to be. That 6 year old me, and all my classmates back then, seemed to have had a firmer grip on reality than many adults do these days.

[incognitoalister]

i just feel so bad for the lost innocent children growing up with this shit. even as a man it genuinely brings tears to my eyes.

[bekgeorge]

I teach this to my kids, but I worry they will speak the truth at school if the topic comes up and be labelled bigots for it

[aliengod]

I didn't realise being nice was a feminin trait, hell maybe i'm a women

[Disciplelife]

Ben must have thought or said more than once: “ I can’t believe I have to explain this”.