Comments by "Jack Haveman" (@JackHaveman52) on "Nate The Lawyer" channel.

@obviousmaths4368 I notice that you never mentioned the bathroom once even though she did include bathroom in her comment. All you kept saying was that it was the locker room, a space that is monitored by coaches and teachers. Who is monitoring all the bathrooms? Also, the girls at UPenn, Riley Gaines has described it along with team mates, Lia Thomas entered the girls locker room, without any of the females being informed ahead of time. Riley turned around and there was a fully grown man standing there looking at her while she was fully unclothed. That WAS scary for her and other girls. I still have to wonder why you didn't include bathrooms in your response. Why would you do that? Were you worried that somehow this was bad for your position on this issue? What is the real problem?
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@kingkee1880 They didn't TELL HER MOTHER. Her mother didn't know that her daughter was being transitioned or bullied. Also, the mother told the school that her daughter had emotional problems when she enrolled her daughter in that school. After that, the school encouraged a mentally challenged girl to transition into a boy, yet weren't there for her when she was bullied and threatened with rape. She couldn't tell her mother and she couldn't take the bullying, which was being done at school, so she ran away. The school did NOTHING to help her when she was bullied. Also, you can't know the extent of the girl's emotional problems or why they existed. You can't always affirm mental health away and pubescent children and teens need acceptance from their peers. Parental support is important but bullying at school happens and kids can be extremely cruel. The school should have been aware of the bullying and threats and should NEVER have tried to transition her behind her parent's backs. Then that jerk who put her in a male juvenile facility where, of course, she was raped. Of ALL the horrific decisions to make.
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@obviousmaths4368 This is another example of full on gaslighting. "You don't know what you're talking about. Every one, who has a brain, knows that you're ignorant". That's gaslighting 101. If you had even a scintilla of integrity, you'd direct us to the science that backs up your belief system....but you won't. It's easier to call people names than it is to back up your claims.
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@kingkee1880 Because we have a state bureaucracy that believes that just because the mother is upset that she wasn't told about the transitioning, that means that she's guilty of something and they should affirm the daughter's claims. That's the same bureaucracy, the school, children's aid and the courts that convinced her to go into the boys bathroom, where she was bullied and threatened with rape. Children's aid and the judicial then put her in a male detention centre where she was raped. so far. That's sarcasm. Not a very good track record but let's still let them make the decision on whether the daughter and mother should be allowed to communicate. They're done such a MARVELLOUS so far. That's sarcasm.
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@obviousmaths4368 You keep saying that same thing over and over again. Why don't YOU tell us what trans people say? Or don't you know? You've spent more energy telling us to look it up than it would have taken to just tell us.
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@stevewhite3424 "You're not the boss of me" That's at the heart of childhood behaviour. Children naturally try to find the their place in the world as sovereign individuals. That means breaking away from their parents and starting to go their own way. Part of that is not telling their parents everything, anymore. If they can do these things, without interference from adults, especially their parents, they've taken a step towards becoming adults. The problem is that those, with abusive intent, use this against children to take advantage of them.
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@eddiehauser6661 They want the SAME money as the men get. That implies that they think that they're on par with men in skill AND popularity. Yet not ONE of them has tried out for a men's professional team, let alone made it. The women make minor league pay, the pay that men get when THEY can't make the top tier teams. This video shows the best women's American soccer players and they get trounced by men's league teams, men could never play on their national teams. Your little "if" scenario means nothing. No where does he say that women are better soccer players than men. You're changing the parameters of the argument and then claiming that you've made a point.
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@becsterino I'm going to hate saying this but male/female physical abilities are on a spectrum. If you put it on a graph, you will see a big clump around the centre where both male and female are clustered. As you go farther to the physical side on the graph, which shows greater athletic ability and strength, males will become dominant until at the extreme end, it will be all male. Of course there are men that you will be able to beat but on average, if one picks a random man and a random woman, to compete in any sport, the man has a 10% or higher advantage. Always put your money on the man. The exception is not the rule.
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@obviousmaths4368 I'm thinking that he's talking about physically harder. Construction, forestry, mining is a lot harder, PHYSICALLY, than marketing or teaching. The latter can be very stressful but that has nothing to do with physical strength and endurance. A lot of men can't do those jobs and they don't because they're fully cognitive of that fact. So, if they become teachers instead, that doesn't mean that they should make EXACTLY the same as a lumberjack or roofer. That's comparing apples and oranges. However, women teachers make the same as men if all things considered, like length of tenure, are equal. In fact, it's against the law. Strangely, our courts aren't over run by cases where this is the case. The ambulance chasing lawyer types aren't chasing women clients who claim that their being paid less than men for the same job. If this was such a pervasive problem, this would be a perfect opportunity for those lawyers to fill their pockets and they're not doing that. It's all a strawman argument.
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@@The1Waiter-gk4sz Mr Beast could also be showing the world that we can ALL help if we choose to. But, I suppose it's better to talk about it than actually do something. You're suffering from the scourge called envy. Mr Beast has money and fame and you're a guy that complains that no one has ever heard of. Grow up.
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@@The1Waiter-gk4sz Rich people are criticised for being selfish and money lovers and sometimes for good reason. However, when one of them spends his money on something good, like providing clean water for those who don't have it, you get mad about that, too. He's NOT my God. He's just some guy, who took some of his money and helped other people. I don't know what else he does. Maybe he pulls the wings off flies or visits prostitutes. I don't know or care. Answer this ONE question. Is it good that those people have clean drinking water or not? A simple yes/no question and should be easy to answer. You won't though. People, like you, never do.
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@dovidstaples9985 Maybe you'd be better off doing a thorough investigation into cases of this type. This isn't the only time this allegation has been made. It's more common than you think. Sticking your head in the sand helps no one.
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@kingkee1880 This is not even the first time that this has happened. There are numerous cases of schools transitioning kids without telling their parents and keeping it secret from them. That's why people have been calling these teachers and administrators "groomers". Just read the comments. Others have stated that this has happened to kids that they know of or to kids in their family. Also, kids as they reach puberty, are prone to keeping things from their parents. They like to experiment, start smoking, doing drugs, having sex, sneaking out at night, all kinds of things. It's quite common with kids of that age. Unscrupulous adults take advantage of kids like that, especially those with emotional problems and it would appear that's what happened to this kid. Those teachers played at doctor, something that their not qualified to do and is likely illegal, to appease their own egos and ideologies. It's too late to ask how it happened in this case. It happened and what to do about it is the problem.
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@kyleme9697 Because they're in the grips of an ideology. They're no different than those in Jonestown, the members of Heaven's Gate or the suicide bombers in Palestine. They'll do anything to advance their cause. That's why they're doing it. They sincerely believe that they're doing the right thing.
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Sounds like some weird DEI interpretation of the law. It's all about identity. We don't need to investigate the crime itself. All we need is a listing of the identities of all involved and that is enough to distinguish the guilty from the victim. That's one weird system of law.
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@@The1Waiter-gk4sz Getting those people clean drinking water, even for a year or two, is doing something that YOU'RE not doing. These people were subject to getting and maybe even dying, especially the children from contaminated water, such as typhoid, hepatitis A, cholera, salmonella, e-coli, dysentery and giardia. That's just a few of the horrific parasites that infect people who are forced to ingest and bathe in filthy water. He's saving lives and you're complaining about him. It's people, like YOU, that are the reason why people suffer in the world. You DO nothing and then whine at those, who take their riches and actually do something with it. So many super rich athletes, actors and business tycoons do nothing. If that woman actually cared about the people she says she's helping, she contact Mr Beast so they could come up with a plan that makes those wells sustainable long into the future. But, it's better that those people get sick and even die. Better that than Mr Beast receives any credit for it or even has any money. You're not even smart enough to understand that it takes MONEY to do those things and that if he was broke, 1/2 a million people would still be drinking and bathing in filthy, diseased water. You don't care. You hate rich people and that's WAY better than helping the poor.
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@xaviermagnus8310 In factory work, as long as the job don't require physical strength, women perform quite well. I've worked factories for at least 25 years. However, as soon as it requires strenuous labour, they fall off quite dramatically. A lot of factories have gone to great lengths to eliminate or change all jobs that require strength. However, this is impossible in construction, mining and other jobs like this. Also, most women want the office job. They don't want to put widgets into gadgets. A lot of men don't want those jobs, either but they will do the difficult outdoor jobs and do them with pride. That's the area where you find very few women. They just don't want those jobs.
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Who, what, why, where and WHEN.....Rachel. Had you answered those questions, BEFORE you went on the air, you would have known not to use this story. It's basic journalism which is the first thing they teach you about writing a news story in high school. I'd say that you could have prevented embarrassing yourself but apparently you are incapable of feeling shame.
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@BiggieTrismegistus But they're NOT helping and who cares if they're embarrassed. That dirty water is killing people and you're upset that their government feelings are hurt. That's quite the priority set that you've got going there. One well costs up to $30,000 dollars. That's it. Are you seriously telling me that a government in Africa couldn't come up with 3 million bucks to dig 100 wells in THEIR country? William Ruto, president of Kenya, is worth 40 billion dollars. Yet, you're upset that he's embarrassed. It would be NOTHING for him to dig 1000 wells.....but Mr Beast is your bad guy. As far as I'm concerned they deserve to be embarrassed.
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@morgansummers5803 At least those kids can BUY his merch. Those African families can't even afford that. The Flint water crisis has been resolved. It's no longer a problem. That's the same with the derailment in Palestine. The EPA has been cleaning up and the railroad company is being forced to foot the bill. It's being taken care of. No one was fixing the bad water problem in those African countries. Mr Beast just showed how it can be done and he showed just how corrupt those governments are. One well cost as much as $30,000. William Ruto, president of Kenya, has a net worth of 40 BILLION bucks. He could EASILY put a well in every village in Kenya and pay for it out of his own pocket but he doesn't and he won't......but YOU criticise the one who does. Even if Mr Beast did foot the bill for Flint, you'd go after him for that, anyway. It's envy. That's all it is.
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@obviousmaths4368 "I'm smart and you're not". That's always a great response.....FOR A SIX YEAR OLD. Now explain to us how your DNA has nothing to do with the male/female binary. Go ahead. I'd love to hear the science behind it.
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BLM had destroyed billions of dollars worth of taxpayer and private property, injured thousands of people, caused the deaths of over 25 people and put the lives of others in jeopardy while protesting during a pandemic. Then the leaders stole the donations for their own personal benefit. Why wouldn't this person try to ruin the life of this other student? That's what her entire movement does and did.
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@mylamberfeeties875 Let's say he is making money.....a lot of money. !/2 a million people now have clean drinking water. No more water borne diseases. No more children dying WAY too young. His money is saving lives....but YOU don't want that. He's making money and that's enough to hate him and allow those people to live with disease and premature death. Better they die than he gets money and fame...right???? Envy is a powerful drug.
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@ Are you seriously saying that a person, who would abuse children, wouldn't lie about being trans just so he can enter a girl's bathroom? Their entire life is a lie. Yet, they'd NEVER lie about being trans to benefit their perverted predilections. You can't be that naive. If men aren't allowed into women's bathrooms and locker rooms, we'd know right away that the 6' 3" inch, 230 pound guy, in lipstick and heels is a guy and he can't hide behind a trans claim. That's why we've never allowed men into girl's bathroom and locker rooms. We know that there are inherent dangers if we allow it. Insisting that there isn't doesn't change that.
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@dovidstaples9985 They encouraged her to use new pronouns and use the male facilities and didn't tell her parents. A girl who they KNEW had mental issues and then looked the other way when she was bullied and threatened with rape and you don't think that this is serious? She was so frightened that she ran away and all because the school officials took advantage of a troubled young girl.
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@dovidstaples9985 Isn't it strange that when I sent multiple links to newspaper articles, including the NY Times, that shows that schools ARE hiding transitioning of children from their parents, it's nowhere to be seen. I had at least 5 links and that entire comment is gone. So, I'll try this. Google "schools hiding transgender from parents". This will bring up multiple news stories that verify that this is going on. That is if you're interested in finding out the truth. If you're not interested, keep your head in the sand and don't bother with the Google search.
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