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MAYRA JOLI #sexist mediamatters.org

I’d like to see a case, which I haven’t seen, where a man killed his children, and all the men came out to support him. Where is this case? No, it doesn’t exist, because leave it to some damn woman, a feminist, an ugly one, whom no one values, to come along and try to change the lives of all the other women who have their men at home, who have their families, and who have everything.
Envy is at the root of all this, and I’m telling you, I’m telling you, my dear, I’m pointing out that the biggest mistake the United States of America ever made was giving women the right to vote, because it’s because of women that we’re seeing all these disasters. It’s because of women that we’re seeing them wanting more and more to be more like I don’t know who the hell.

Megyn Kelly & Hanson #transphobia mediamatters.org

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON (GUEST): We're afraid or we don't want to talk about this whole trans phenomenon, which historically, if you look at sexologists of the 19th century, they they coined the word gender dysphoria. There's common examples in antiquity in Catullus, for example, or Petronius' Satyricon of people who cross dress and think they belong to the other sex. But it's always considered very, very rare.
And this idea that it's 10 percent of the population — and then when you inject drugs and all of these things that we talk about, hormones, these dangerous drugs that usually the left says are too dangerous and physicians are overreaching, now they have the opposite view. And then you look at the percentage of trans shooters in mass shootings.
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MEGYN KELLY (HOST): Its disturbingly high. By the way, I want to say —
HANSON: It's way over represented. Yeah. You I want to can't talk about that. You can't talk about it.
KELLY: I'm done using the term trans, done. I will say someone is gender confused — sometimes they genuinely are.
HANSON: Yeah.
KELLY: Sometimes they're faking it, but there's no such thing as trans. That's not a thing. You can't transition your gender.
We've been engaging in this fiction for too long. We've been playing their game by using that word. That's a made-up word to describe something that is a mental illness for which people deserve compassion and empathy and support, not to transition themselves, but to get comfortable with their own natural God-given body and biological sex. But I think the proper term is just that person's gender confused. It's a man who's gender confused. That's it. There's no more trans. I'm not using that word anymore. It's made up.
But I agree with every word you said.
HANSON: Yeah.
KELLY: That too, the anger in that community, the violence in that community has been unleashed on too many unsuspecting Americans already, children and adults and national treasures like Charlie [Kirk], and easily explains the violence that we saw nearly one year ago today.

ESTEBAN HERNÁNDEZ #transphobia #wingnut mediamatters.org

Anyway, let’s get to know the potential new senator from Minnesota, who is also extremely moderate on social issues, because she promotes one of the most empathetic causes that I’m sure our audience supports: the issue of transgender children. I mean, who hasn’t woken up one day and said, “Oh, I want to mutilate children today out of empathy”? Well, Mrs. Peggy Flanagan is one of them.
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There she is, too, wearing a T-shirt that says, “Protect Trans Kids,” and it has a knife. I imagine that’s the knife they use to slice them up, right? Because, I mean, if a boy is trans, you know what part they slice off. If a girl is trans, they slice off a little piece of her arm or leg to put something down there, so I assume that’s the slicing knife.
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This is the moderate one, who obviously isn’t moderate, nor is she trying to pass herself off as moderate. She is already part of the DSA, but I’m talking about the Democratic Party. They’re the ones who say, we’re the Big Tent party.

TONY LYONS #conspiracy #quack mediamatters.org

TONY LYONS (MAHA ACTION PRESIDENT): Let me just add that anytime you hear the word measles, you should sort of think psyop, you know, think brainwashing. One point two million people die each year from chronic disease, and 85% of those are preventable deaths. So that's 1 million people each year who desperately need our help and our protection.

And, you know, what do you think Big Food and Big Pharma wants us focused on? They want us thinking about one thing and one thing only: the danger of measles. So the people who have poisoned the American public for a generation, who are responsible for the deaths of millions and millions of people in this country, are using this as a tactic to get us to deflect our attention from the things they are doing.

Jesse Watters & Andrew Klavan #sexist mediamatters.org

JESSE WATTERS (HOST): Another survey says young men don't want what we all think we want. Well we kind of do, but really deep down men want a family. But women think we only care about the paycheck, not the playpen. But we care about both. Andrew Klavan is the host of The Andrew Klavan Show. 21% of young women, Andrew, hate men. How did that happen?
ANDREW KLAVAN (GUEST): It's pretty simple. it's kind of funny to watch those videos, they are comical. But I seriously believe the feminists engineered war between men and women. The hostility between men and women is the central source of unhappiness, especially in young people. It's not the price of housing, it's not the price of food, it's the fact that men and women cannot come together to start to build families. And it's deeply connected to the rise of socialism. Socialism from the very beginning, from Marx and Engels, declared that women have to be gotten out of the home, away from homemaking, away from the role of motherhood at home. If private property was going to be destroyed and if freedom was going to be destroyed, homes are the bulwark of freedom and so now women have kind of lost their purpose. They don't know what they are doing. They're working hard and making money and yet they are totally unhappy. If you look at those videos, it was the women who were unhappy and men use them because that's essentially the only role they have left.
If they are not going to be homemakers, if they're not going to be committed moms, then the only role they have left is as sex objects and as workers, and that was exactly the way Karl Marx and Engels envisioned it. It was true in the 1960s when feminism really took off. Betty Friedan told women that taking care of a home was just the same as being in a Nazi concentration camp. That was a Feminine Mystique. She said that, people believed it, and they did not believe that women should have that choice. Women have made themselves obsolete.
Listen, it's not like a woman can't be a doctor or a corporate CEO. It's that if every female doctor and CEO disappeared, the world would be exactly the same. But if every mom disappeared or every homemaker disappeared, freedom and the country and the population would collapse and that's essentially what's happening now.