Transgender YouTuber Reacts to My Book 'Johnny the Walrus'

Matt Walsh responds to a transgender YouTuber who got triggered over Matt's reading of 'Johhny The Walrus' to a group of children.

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[GothixTV]

The irony of her accusing Matt for writing a book that kids don’t understand, as if kids actually comprehend transsexualism 🤨

[maplemaple]

“This man has never met a kid before”

Dude, he’s a literal parent. Something that you won’t ever get the chance to be.

[whocares]

it’s insane how they don’t even realize they’re proving his point 😭😭😭

[marys]

"First of all ☝🏻, don't call me babe"
legend

[Maravirocthegreat]

The irony of the “they’re kids…they do not understand this” argument is jaw dropping. Literally makes Matt’s point for him.

[williamk]

Sam: “Of course they don’t know what a bigot is. They’re 4.”
Also Sam: “2 year olds need to decide their own gender.”

[DrwinthGrims]

He literally describes how kids can't understand what the book is about... giving more creedence to the fact that letting children make these life changing descisions is pure lunacy.

[TabathaHuber-uouq]

When my son was 3, a large fluffy orange cat wandered into our yard and adopted us. He thought the cat was a baby lion. They were together day and night. When they were playing, once in awhile my son would walk on all 4s and say “meow” to his cat. He even asked me to make him a cat costume that looked like his cat for Halloween. What my son didn’t do, was tell me that he is a cat, ask to use a litter box and demand to only talk in meows and purrs. And that’s because, we arnt crazy. He knew, and me and his father knew, that he was playing as 3 year olds do. I thank god every day that my kids are now 27 and 23, because the way things are these days, the school might have told him that he is actually a cat.

[spookedspooks]

The trans person literally proved Matt Walsh’s point in every part. It was hilarious

[drakedurrett]

“Children are allowed to make their own decisions”… imagine that world.

[TrickyMickTrucking]

As a child of an L-mom, I feel like no one is asking how it affected us growing up. This is a conversation no one has ever really had. Young men like myself lived through absolute hell trying to feel confident about being masculine. They tried to push me away from everything I loved growing up by insulting and demeaning blue collar workers as a lower class, full of ignorant people who don't understand the real world. Talk about

[LuxAutos]

So “she” says about Matt’s book, and I quote…..

“A creative, powerful analogy for children who don’t know what you’re talking about.”

WOW! So kids don’t understand the concept of a children’s book? But understand books about transgenderism??? What an absolute HYPOCRITE!

[Kiki-jwrw]

Matt Walsh is literally the Dad on the internet that we all need. Thanks Matt for being the voice of reason.

[giraffequeen]

I taught preschool and I had a 6 year old girl who said she wanted to be a mermaid. So naturally we indoctrinated her into mermaid culture, chopped off her legs, and attached a fish tail. She is now living somewhere in the Pacific as a happy mermaid. In all seriousness, this just proves that kids are silly and don't understand none of this bullshit. Matt Walsh, I plan on buying your book because you're absolutely right. Love your content!!!

[cheryljohnson]

As a female from birth, I will never take advice from a man who thinks he's a woman.

[elg]

The kid picking up something random off the floor and Matt telling him "we're not going to worry about that, we're going to read the book now" is the most "we're loosing focus" dad move I've ever seen. This guy hating on Matt as if he knows better hasn't been around enough kids to know that, thankfully.

[kathyh]

You can’t “reason” with unreasonable people! It’s THEIR side or NO side

[EveryDayImJocelyn]

My toddler threw an apocalyptic tantrum the other day because we went outside after he asked to go outside.
Children don't have the emotional maturity to rationalize on their own. This is why tantrums/fits or even minor upsets occur. It's our jobs as parents to help teach them to, to make them feel safe and unconditionally loved, but to also introduce structure and consequence.

[sewing]

I lost it when he said “maybe you’ve just never been around a dad before, which I would have guessed”

[VeeAmericanEagle]

“Um I think the problem is that you’ve never been around a dad before..which maybe I would have already guessed..” saaaavaaage! But that’s the truth! 😂👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼