Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "Gen Z vs Boomers: Is “OK Boomer” Ageist? | Middle Ground" video.

  1. Ben isn’t that bad, he’s right on some things, I guess.
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  2. brooke.t.g.r No, I meant I don’t care about his opinion on Sesame Street...I don’t even watch his show, lol. I do care for anyone who is suffering or struggling. I’m a liberal who wants progressiveness in those communities, especially since I grew up in one. I didn’t say anything racist? No, his opinion on the facts on how human anatomy works and biology. It should be common sense but there are many delusional, confused individuals out there. An anime pic you know nothing about, so you’re being prejudice and judging me with useless insults...very immature.
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  3. brooke.t.g.r Lmao, I didn’t know about that, nor do I care. I don’t like religious zealots and conservatives, but I think his view on trans people makes the most sense.
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  4. brooke.t.g.r Yes, and I've just recently graduated from college, I'm only 25. Even in college it was hard to have a conversation about history, because everyone would get offended easily. Most of my teachers weren't very educated either. I think it's because I read all day (I stay away from propaganda) and have severe OCD because of something that happened in my life that made me obsess over many things (something of a traumatic experience). Individualism to me is just freedom of expression. See, if you want to understand liberalism, you have to understand history. People for some reason don't know the origins of classical liberalism that John Locke talked about and is presented in the constitution. Which is basically the "American Dream": Life, liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. Anyway, it basically means to work from the bottom up until you're a capitalist (essentially hard work and dedication). The "liberalism" that's presented in our political climate first came from FDR. He was a liberal who implemented socialist reforms and got everyone out of the Great Depression. So a liberal is someone who is open-minded and is willing to create new opportunities that benefit society altogether. I have no idea what that term represents for many people, but I believe in solutions for changing our outdated system that can help our generation from getting out of poverty. We're basically repeating history by letting monopolies run our country like what happened during the 1920s.
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  5. ladydontekno He’s an Orthodox Jew, lol, so his views on equality are very limited.
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  6. brooke.t.g.r He has a YouTube channel. I’m not sure I entirely agree with your theory on “being born in the wrong body”, when there are many factors that go into the development of a human being, and we have no right to judge a child’s opinion when they’re mentally incapable of a making a rational decision at a young age. I only agree with Ben on the facts of the human body, and how the LBTQ+ community lashes out and becomes toxic when they’re told wrong when it comes to facts. I’m still not ignoring anything, I completely understand since I myself, being a white male, was a minority throughout all my schooling, including college. I grew up with mainly Hispanic and African Americans. It’s fine. But you shouldn’t jump to conclusions and use insults as a form of argument. I know gender dysphoria is an issue. But again, I believe the facts of the human body, being two genders, is highly relevant to how the body works according to those two genders. There’s nothing that you can do when you can’t change your genetics or reproductive organs. So the obvious choice is accepting the physical traits of the human body that you’re born with, and not ignoring them.
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  7. brooke.t.g.r I’ve been on the internet since the beginning of YouTube, and I understand how you can become infuriated by certain trends and how they represent a community. The internet shouldn’t be taken too seriously, especially if you’re talking to an individual who won’t acknowledge their wrongdoings while they make a point that’s not fully developed because they’re not educated well enough. It’s fine. That’s why I encourage everyone to educate themselves and I also try my best to educate individuals. Well, I agree with everything you’re saying; both sides judge and are insecure. That’s why I don’t believe in any of these organizations, and instead, I support individualism. I don’t hate anyone for who they want to be, or who they’re. I’m a historian who loves everything, and I believe that’s why I dislike the egotism and dividing of this country. All that matters is that we can have a civil discussion about our opinions and try to learn our differences on why we have these thoughts in the first place, so we could evolve and come to an understanding.
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  8. SindraXO From all that I’ve seen about his opinions on trans people, I disagree from what you’re stating. All he does is enlighten the trans community on how biology works?
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  9. SindraXO I didn’t use him to form my opinion? I just said I agreed with him on that one aspect of trans people. Biology is biology. What matters is the facts that are involved, so his opinion is very straightforward and doesn’t need an expert in that field to say otherwise.
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  10. brooke.t.g.r Yep. Just like most terminologies, they get morphed and misused. That’s why it’s important to look at history and the source from which it came from.
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  11. It’s just propaganda and confusion. We need socialism to counter out toxic capitalism. The US has become fascist with monopolies and influence by China.
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