What an incredibly interesting episode. I was in tears when Brianna cried about the response to October 7th and specifically the response to the horrific gang rapes. The grotesque rape denial by the left will never be repaired as far as I'm concerned. That toothpaste is never going back in the tube.
I also appreciated hearing Brianna's thoughts on the trans-movement. I started playing ice hockey on an all boys team when I was 4 (there weren't girls hockey teams 50 years ago) and I treasure that experience. It helped that I was the highest scorer on every team that I was on but I played on boys ice hockey teams until I was 12. Obviously I was a tom-boy and loved sports and I think nowadays, I'd have a penis by high school on account of my early interest in guys sports and that terrifies me. I find interest in opposite genders shouldn't be a life sentence as its so often more nuanced.
It's incredibly touching to hear someone speak up for the Jews so thank you to Chaya Leah and Yael for the wonderful guest and the great episode!
As the proud mother of a trans man, I LOVE Brianna Wu. She gives me so much hope that trans activism can be saved.
The cruel exploitive people who encouraged Lia Thomas to compete with female swimmers have cost trans people so much public goodwill. These "activists" are fanatics who think we cannot love and support trans people without denying biological reality. In other words, they are trying to make it impossible for most of us to love and support trans people.
Please speak up for actual trans people, Brianna. We need to take trans activism back from the trans trenders and cross dressers; they are endangering the social, medical, and legal wellbeing of trans people.
Stay strong!
Your parents should be ashamed.
Sending BIG hugs. If you were my daughter, I would be over the moon with pride.
What an incredibly interesting episode. I was in tears when Brianna cried about the response to October 7th and specifically the response to the horrific gang rapes. The grotesque rape denial by the left will never be repaired as far as I'm concerned. That toothpaste is never going back in the tube.
I also appreciated hearing Brianna's thoughts on the trans-movement. I started playing ice hockey on an all boys team when I was 4 (there weren't girls hockey teams 50 years ago) and I treasure that experience. It helped that I was the highest scorer on every team that I was on but I played on boys ice hockey teams until I was 12. Obviously I was a tom-boy and loved sports and I think nowadays, I'd have a penis by high school on account of my early interest in guys sports and that terrifies me. I find interest in opposite genders shouldn't be a life sentence as its so often more nuanced.
It's incredibly touching to hear someone speak up for the Jews so thank you to Chaya Leah and Yael for the wonderful guest and the great episode!
As the proud mother of a trans man, I LOVE Brianna Wu. She gives me so much hope that trans activism can be saved.
The cruel exploitive people who encouraged Lia Thomas to compete with female swimmers have cost trans people so much public goodwill. These "activists" are fanatics who think we cannot love and support trans people without denying biological reality. In other words, they are trying to make it impossible for most of us to love and support trans people.
Please speak up for actual trans people, Brianna. We need to take trans activism back from the trans trenders and cross dressers; they are endangering the social, medical, and legal wellbeing of trans people.
Stay strong!
Your parents should be ashamed.
Sending BIG hugs. If you were my daughter, I would be over the moon with pride.
Can't wait to listen! I am also a bit obsessed with Maori Haka dance, makes me feel like a warrior and mortifies my son, so double win.
Maybe Hasidic people need a warrior dance too..
I loved this episode so so much! Brianna Wu is amazing! Such an interesting and emotional conversation
I absolutely love Brianna! She is such a wonderful human being and is so knowledgeable.
Brianna was great. She has fantastic insight. It makes me want to get out of my political silo and befriend everyone.
If I didn’t know better, I’d say you have no real convictions outside of your own interests or something….