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so you've probably noticed I'm a young
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white man with a YouTube channel called
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Something Something Skeptic so at my
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25th birthday party my friends and I
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played a game where two people at a time
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would compete to make the other person
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laugh exclusively by insulting them and
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uh the very first line dropped on me was
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"Drew you named your YouTube channel
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Genetically Modified Skeptic." Yeah he
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had that one in the chamber before we
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started playing I'm sure i was raised
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conservative Christian i became an
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atheist at 21 years old quickly got into
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watching atheist YouTube in 2016 then
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made my own atheist YouTube channel and
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within a couple years became one of the
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larger channels in that space so how the
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did I not get fully pulled into the
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alt-right a quick reminder I'll be at
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the American Atheist National Convention
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in Minneapolis Minnesota April 17th
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through the 20th get your tickets now
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through the link in the description to
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come hang out with me Taylor and some
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other atheist YouTubers you probably
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know so my focus in this video stems
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from my understanding that the alt-right
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pipeline operates primarily on two
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factors appeals to male grievances and
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algorithmic radicalization basically
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that the alt-right draws its power from
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men resenting something or someone and
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attracts many of these men through a
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pipeline of increasingly inflammatory
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online content what I'll do here then is
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tell some stories that shed light on why
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I didn't develop various male grievances
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and how that affected the way I
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interacted with alt-right online content
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as a younger adult god is dead and I'm
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gay hi everybody here's one my mom
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always loved to tell about me apparently
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when I was three my family visited my
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grandparents house and while my grandpa
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and I were playing he said something
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about teaching me to wrestle i famously
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replied "Papa I'm a lover not a
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fighter." And the women in the room
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thought that was adorable while the men
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sighed in disappointment personally I
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like that story and yeah I'd say that
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still basically describes me accurately
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a couple years later I made my first
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best friend a very cool and very smart
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girl from my church and we stayed best
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friends until I moved churches at 11
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years old a lot of my other friends were
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girls too i can't remember any reason
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for this other than I liked hanging out
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with them more and in almost all cases
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they didn't have anything to do with
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having crushes on them throughout my
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childhood I was bullied physically and
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verbally for being small i'm 5'8 today
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not tall but not that short but I grew
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very slowly like very very slowly so
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kids would pick on me for that pretty
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often when I first went into my church
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youth group at 12 boys and adult men
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started bullying me for another new
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reason i was too feminine why are you
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sitting like that sit like a man don't
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talk like that why don't you like
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football what's wrong with you oh
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rollerblading is so gay pick a real
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sport you know you're really scrawny
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your wrists look like a girl your eyes
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look like a girl and every one of my
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friends dad's favorite you need to cut
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your hair you look like a girl i uh I I
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I didn't have long hair i have decidedly
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left out homophobic slurs here but I
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assure you I was called them i usually
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talk to my parents when this happened so
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all the time and they taught me that
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bullying behavior stems from the
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insecurity of the bullies i didn't
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deserve that treatment because of
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something I did the bullies were hurt
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scared self-hating had something to
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compensate for and they treated me badly
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to make themselves feel strong and
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superior for once this is basically true
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and it was a great lesson for my parents
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internalizing that has been an overall
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good for me it prepared me for when
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Christian guys like John from What do
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you mean David Wood Quu uh Cameron
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Bratusi of Capturing Christianity
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started mocking me for my appearance and
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John even dressed up as me and did a
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homophobic lisping voice for a video i
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don't know what to tell you guys if you
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are struck by my overwhelming femininity
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to the point that you have to use your
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ministry to comment on it uh maybe
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there's a journey that you need to take
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like you see features in me that you
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enjoy in women and that's a problem i
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mean a a problem for who really scared
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daddy in fact uh there are a lot of men
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that watch my channel that tell me that
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I'm pretty and honestly that's
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flattering you could just be among them
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if you want anyway as a teenager one of
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the ways I avoided the bullying was to
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sit out some stereotypically masculine
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activities and make friends with girls
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instead all of my close friends have
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heard me describe this particular scene
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before at youth group on Wednesday
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nights we'd play a game in the church
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gym before the sermon when the game was
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dodgeball most of the girls would sit on
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the bleachers and talk instead of
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playing uh a lot of the time the guys
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got really aggressive i would often join
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them and would be the only guy not to
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play most of the time again this meant I
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made friends with girls i had several
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guy friends but I always had close
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friendships with girls too now just as
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plenty of full-g grown men do the boys
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in my youth group saw female attention
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as a sign of masculine attractiveness of
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manhood but then when these boys saw
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that I spent more time with girls than
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they did because girls were nicer to me
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they said it was because I was a girl i
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was too feminine for true manhood all of
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these experiences got the wheels turning
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in my teenage brain i started to see
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these purposely overtly masculine men
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and boys as people who dogmatically hold
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themselves and others to an arbitrary
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standard of masculinity they do this
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because they've seen other men impose
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ridiculous standards of masculinity on
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others they feel insecure about their
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ability to meet those standards so they
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attempt to conform and belittle those
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who don't as a way to manage their
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negative feelings resulting from their
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insecure sense of masculinity basically
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the aesthetic performance of masculinity
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or maybe better put a hyperfixation on
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the aesthetic performance of masculinity
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in my mind my teenage mind was often
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linked to non-physical forms of personal
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weakness uh lack of grounded sense of
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self lack of moral character lack of
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intelligence sometimes not always of
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course i've known masculine people who
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are not that way obviously but they
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always give off a very different vibe
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right away this lesson would prove
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impactful
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so join us and together we'll end women
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women what's that fast forward to 2016
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i'm a baby atheist who just started
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watching skeptic and atheist YouTube
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after watching enough armored skeptic I
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ended up with the vague idea that
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feminism might be going too far i
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thought huh maybe this whole anti-SJW
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thing that I've been hearing about has
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some merit so I quite deliberately
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decided to check out this
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anti-SJW thing by watching some
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Thunderfoot videos about feminist SJWs
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particularly against uh Buzzfeed
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feminists I guess they called them back
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then and the supposedly awful Anita
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Sarkeesian and dear God okay the main
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thing I remember about this experience
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was I was driving came to a stop put on
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one of these videos to listen to you
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know plugged into the aux uh very
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quickly heard him just call a woman a
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as his main argument i made a face
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and then just continued to drive with
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that face stuck that way for the
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remaining 8 minutes or whatever of the
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video uh yeah it was a it was an
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instantly regrettable experience pretty
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immediately I saw that Thunderfoot did
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the same thing that the men and boys
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that bullied me had done he mocked
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feminine people and presented himself as
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more rational even though his arguments
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were not rational at all the idea that
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he was in fact more logical than these
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feminists ultimately relied on his male
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audience just presuming that he was
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because he's a man and that his
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emotional outbursts were not cringy
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rants like the feminist did but were
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instead frank and logical reputations of
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irrationality because deep voice and
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facial hair means that argument better
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this was effectively an argument from
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aesthetics and as I engaged with
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anti-SJW content further I saw that it
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was primarily an aesthetic performance
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of both gender norms and intellectual
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superiority which was ultimately void of
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substance dark Matter 2525 made an
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excellent video about how he stopped
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being anti-woke and included an
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incredible segment about this exact
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thing you've got to watch that video
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you've all seen this image this is the
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face of a billion thumbnails still used
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on uploads and memes to this day have
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you ever seen the source material it's
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quite short
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there's not rapists coming into Just cuz
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they're refugees doesn't mean they're
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rapist but they're raping people
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in Germany
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my pants are my pants
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no not even a dick any
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get raped do you know how many one in
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every
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that's a that's a
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crisis exactly
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this woman did not get triggered or
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belligerent she was the only one in the
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argument actually offering statistics
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rather than emotions but there's one
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frame in which she made a funny face now
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her entire existence is encapsulated by
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that that's how absurd the
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anti-SJW movement became when they
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sought offense getting bullied in the
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way I was often pushes young men toward
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the alt-right or anti-woke or whatever
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you want to call it because it causes
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them immense pain and tells them that
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the only way to cope is to become a
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posturing masculine bully yourself i was
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fortunate enough to have people in my
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life to help me find another path early
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on and that eventually acted as a sort
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of inoculation against this particular
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type of right-wing radicalization on top
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of all this sometime in 2016 or early
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2017 I heard Armored Skeptic discuss why
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he and other creators shifted away from
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talking about religion and toward
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discussing hot button political issues
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the gist was there's only so much to
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talk about with religion we've done it
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all and now we have to move on to
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something that's more relevant as
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someone who grew up super religious who
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had their entire being consumed by
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religion at times I thought that was an
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incredibly ignorant take like no Greg
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you Sargon Thunderfoot the Four Horsemen
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did not say everything there is to say
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about religion in like 10 books and 200
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YouTube videos that just shows how
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little you actually know about the
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subject and or how little creativity you
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really possess uh even I can think of a
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thousand topics you haven't covered well
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maybe I should start a YouTube channel
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about that i came across a comment under
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that video addressing Greg that said
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something along the lines of "Let's be
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real you guys know that videos that make
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people angry get views so when you found
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a topic that makes men angrier than even
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religion does you changed up your
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content to make more money." That
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resonated with me i realized somehow for
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the first time that YouTubers obviously
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make content decisions based on views
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based on ad revenue so not only did
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anti-SJW content contain horrible
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arguments based on aesthetics and
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arbitrary gender norms usually but it
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was also made to stir up anger so that
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content creators could get more views
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anti-sjw content then was a money-making
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scheme not good faith content about
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skepticism and critical thought
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naturally I tried to avoid it from that
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point on the future is utterly bleak
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everybody dies life is rough life is
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tough miss Prager has had enough
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all this said I don't think that the
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intellectual process I just described
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wholly explains why I didn't buy
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alt-right propaganda men that fall down
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that pipeline from what I've read often
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feel stress related to social isolation
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lack of personal fulfillment sometimes
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they lack educational and economic
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opportunities this makes them more
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vulnerable to those who play on anger
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and outrage for views i meanwhile have
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been very fortunate in my life i was
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able to attend the college I wanted to
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attend as soon as I wanted to attend it
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the guys in my dorm were immediately and
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overwhelmingly kind and accepting to me
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my bullying ended first day of college i
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had friends on day one and while I was
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never popular on campus or anything I
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always had friends i found a degree I
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wanted to work toward and I got good
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grades my chronic illness definitely
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caused problems constantly but for the
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most part my professors were willing to
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work with me my academic adviser was
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incredible and she even helped me work
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through some of the personality issues I
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had developed as a result of getting
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bullied as a kid oh yeah and I uh got a
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girlfriend freshman year and very
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quickly got serious with her now she's
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been my wife for almost 10 years so yeah
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I don't even know what it's like to be
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worried about being alone or not being
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able to find someone to build a life
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with i'm not sure it's even possible to
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be luckier than I've been in that regard
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by the way you can check out my wife's
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great YouTube channel right here right
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after college we made like 16k a year
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but rent was a lot cheaper back in 2015
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and our parents paid for our cars and
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provided us with a safety net so we
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weren't ever really stressed about money
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i really liked my job at the Christian
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Women and Children's Shelter regardless
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of how little money I made and found it
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extremely personally fulfilling i became
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an atheist while working there and while
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it was stressful to have to hide that I
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think the sense of purpose I derived
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from working with kids who really needed
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me kept me from having a more
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existential crisis i was fairly angry as
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a teenager because of the religious
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repression and the bullying but as a
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young adult I was mostly happy and
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regularly felt like I was so fortunate
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that I should live my life in a way that
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spreads that fortune around any
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grievances I had were about the
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suffering of other people i simply did
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not have the problems that a lot of
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radicalized young men seem to have this
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meant that when I encountered alt-right
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content I usually didn't see the
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creators anger as at all relatable when
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they said some minority group was to
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blame for my problems I thought "What
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problems?" When they said women are the
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reason men like me are struggling and
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lonely that felt totally absurd in my
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situation when they delighted in
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harassing and hurting others i didn't
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see those as justified acts of payback
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but as unnecessary cruelty to be clear
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I'm not saying that young right-wing men
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have been wronged by minorities or
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social justice movements but that since
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I wasn't I didn't go alt-right i think
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the pain loneliness financial stress etc
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that many of them feel is real but it is
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better explained as a result of
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increasing exploitation of the working
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class the commodification of human
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interaction in the social media dating
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app age and divisive ideology spread by
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the ultra-wealthy looking at you Ben
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Shapiro and your backers to turn working
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people against each other basically I
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think a bunch of wealthy patriarchal
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shits created young men's problems then
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sold them the idea that someone else was
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to blame so that those wealthy shitbags
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could keep exploiting everyone i was
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lucky enough to be insulated from most
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of those problems so I was less
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vulnerable to alt-right indoctrination
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still though I am glad that I was not
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exposed to the Daily Wire when I was
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younger it's a good thing that Ben
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Shapiro was not you know in my YouTube
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feed when I was 13 or
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whatever god
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I'd say my feminist credentials are
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beyond question woke if you will
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crusaders
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now this isn't the end of the story
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because even after starting my channel
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in 2017 anti-SJW type ideas still had
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some influence on me even if I didn't
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really realize it this is pretty
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embarrassing stuff I'm about to get into
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so I hope that you all are charitable
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with your understanding please and thank
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you so even in my last year of
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Christianity I very much supported gay
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people and binary trans people but I
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basically knew nothing about non-binary
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people within a year of starting my
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channel I went to some atheist related
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event and there was a non-binary person
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there i didn't go out of my way to avoid
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them but I didn't make any effort to
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talk to them because I assumed oh they
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won't like me very much see I'd picked
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up the idea that non-binary people
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claimed that their gender was some kind
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of strict objective scientifically and
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biologically defined category that every
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non-binary gender label corresponded to
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some set detectable biological marker i
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wasn't against gender nonconformity at
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all but I definitely didn't believe that
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i assumed that this would somehow come
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up and that they would get mad at me
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it's like so stupid it's to say it out
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loud it's so dumb
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like I remember thinking those thoughts
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and
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I I feel like I'm I'm remembering being
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an idiot not long after this a friend
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asked me if I'd met that non-binary
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person i said no and explained why I'd
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avoided the opportunity in response he
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asked me if I'd ever actually heard a
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non-binary person argue that point i was
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like
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"Huh yeah no I I I don't think
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so i think I heard that
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from some armored skeptic type YouTube
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channel come to think of it." He was
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like "Yeah that that sounds about
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right." Uh no man gender is in large
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part socially constructed and they just
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fall outside of the strict binary our
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culture typically insists upon that's
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all they're saying your idea of being a
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man your gender it's constructed mine is
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constructed theirs is constructed but
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it's it's still very important to our
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identities and should be respected right
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if you treat them with respect you're
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going to get along fine i just kind of
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sat there
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like
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"Oh yeah okay yeah I guess you're
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right." At that point it became clearer
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to me that while I had some immunity to
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anti-SJW videos and rhetoric it wasn't
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complete i had picked up my weird ideas
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about non-binary people from only ever
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seeing them in anti-SJW videos where
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they're only ever portrayed as angry and
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irrational so that some dude could dunk
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on them for clicks i was lucky to have a
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friend that was willing and able to call
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that out if you watch me regularly
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you'll know that advocating for gender
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diverse people is a common theme in my
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content and I think that my reflections
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on that time in my life and on that
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conversation motivates that i was
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disillusioned with the ideology with
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which I was raised hungry for new ideas
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and information to provide structure
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especially moral structure to my
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thinking morally unconcerned content
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creators took advantage of my curiosity
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and vulnerability by selling me
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10-minute segments of moral outrage no
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matter how well equipped I was to resist
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that it still had some influence on me
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that unfortunately kept me from
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befriending some perfectly lovely people
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so many young people experience the same
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curiosity and vulnerability as I did as
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much as I can today with my platform i
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want to be that friend or that commenter
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that says "Hey not everyone out here
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making content has your best interest at
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heart they want you mad at people who
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aren't in the room to defend themselves
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so that they can make money off you."
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Let's take a step back and learn about
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the issue before we lash out at people
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we don't even know when I chose my
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channel name in 2017 I didn't see it as
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alt-right or anti-SJW coded skepticism
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to me was not that by 2019 though it
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became clear to me that left-leaning
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people often avoided my channel because
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of the name while alt-right guys
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gravitated toward it i thought about
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changing it but it occurred to me that
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I'm not really here to reach people that
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already agree with me don't I want men
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on the verge of being radicalized to
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watch my channel i thought doesn't it
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serve my goal to have them think I'm one
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of them let down their guard a little
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and listen to someone they would
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otherwise call an SJW cuck or whatever
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so I decided to keep it i even styled my
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backdrop after Steven Crowers to attract
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those guys even more yes if you ever
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thought that my red brick background
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kind of looked uh
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conspiracyrained
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alt-right Steven Chowdery you know all
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that uh yeah you were right that was the
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intention ever since I've thought about
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my channel as a bit of a Trojan horse
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the alt-right sees white skeptic guy
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lets me in then gets hit with what is
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hopefully dradicalizing content
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regardless of you know the topic that
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I'm discussing this has worked
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especially on trans issues according to
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some comments that I've gotten at least
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although at this point I think that the
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right is on to me uh I get a lot of
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flouncing comments these days
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so it was fun while it lasted to close
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I'm going to recommend some of my
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favorite channels that absolutely do
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skepticism critical thinking
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fact-checking stuff but could never be
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allowed to exist within the orthodox
00:24:22
skeptic brand casro and their history
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videos that absolutely destroy
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right-wing narratives about sex and
00:24:30
gender also fantastic set and
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costumeuming matt Bernstein and his
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podcast A Bit Fruity uh the only content
00:24:39
that has anything to do with celebrities
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that I will ever ingest katie Montgomery
00:24:43
someone I've known about for a while but
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have only recently really been binge
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watching uh she debunks bad arguments
00:24:50
that so-called skeptics love to spout
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about trans people she's really
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impressive very talented at speaking
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debating that kind of thing and Taylor
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Loren who now has a YouTube channel and
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does great journalistic and some
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commentary work on a ton of different
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topics all right thank you for watching
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guys who are watching this video and
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