Comments by "Ida Larsen" (@idalarsen2540) on "Jubilee" channel.

  1.  @3triplemmx  No. Not the same thing.
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  2. SAMEE he was cute as well
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  3. Fr. The country feels a whole lot less safe in so many ways. At the very least, the kinds of crimes may vary, but the country isn't safer than the city. The type of crimes just vary depending on the area, like you said.
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  4. Must've been absolutely horrible laying under that truck, jeez 😭 Glad she survived despite the serious damages!
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  5.  @dominicpersaud1155  That doesn't mean we should restrict innocent young women from living their best life while we just let our sons roam free.
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  6.  @f.k6920  Well no parent thinks that their son is going to rape or assault someone. It still happens way too often. Still, that shouldn't mean we rob GIRLS from their goddamn freedom, it means we have to start raising our boys right. Of course we should teach young girls common sense and how to protect themselves, but that does NOT mean we should just accept that "boys will be boys". No. Teach your sons manners, I don't understand how hard it it for people.
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  7. Well, the interracial couple tried several times. Not the same ofc, but still. 😅
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  8.  @Fan_Girl-xd8wy  I thought I was the only one 😭 Sorry but I'm so curious
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  9. ​ @Bella25.47 Not every criminal have actual victims.
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  10.  @crate249  Bullying is bullying, not oppression 👁👄👁
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  11. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  12. I've been assaulted more wearing a sweatshirt and baggy jeans etc than more revealing clothing. The one time I was attacked and raped, I was completely covered head to toe, so.. yup. Our clothing does not matter at all. That's just something ppl say to victim blame.
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  13. Right!? Although taking care of the finances is extremely important, being a stay at home-parent is 100% a 24/7 job. Every. Damn. Day. All year round. A full time job is nothing in comparison.
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  14. So many wannabe victim boys here. Grow up.
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  15.  @brileyfleming9805  It doesn't matter if people find it morally okay or not. It's a PERSONAL MEDICAL procedure. One that prevents pregnant women DYING trying to do it illegally, to protect young people and sexual assault victims, domestic abuse victims, many many extremely valid reasons. You don't have to agree or even fully understand. It's hard to understand when you haven't dealt with it personally. Regardless, in the end it's about having that choice - in case. Making it illegal or legal only when rape or something, that wouldn't work. You usually have to abort within 3 months (before the fetus is actually starting to form a "proper" life, it's not like the day after the conception that there already is an ACTUAL baby in there, that takes time. It's not a baby or even a fetus in it's earliest stages of developing), so if you actually got raped you would need to PROVE it for it to not being illegal. That takes way more than a few weeks to legally prove. All the technicalities would be too hard to make work in real life. Not having the right and accessabillity to abortions doesn't help anyone.
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  16.  @ND-gb3dd  Check yourself.
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  17.  @watchingthebees  Lol fr tho, if it wasn't for older generations fighting hard and extremely progressively you gen z'rs couldn't have been able to grow up like you're doing.. don't act like the foundation you and the gen z generation are able to build on further isn't laid there without the work of older generations fighting for decades so that you younger people could have it better than the previous generations. I'm not bashing Gen Z'rs, but c'mon y'all too quick to discredit anyone even a slight bit older and/or someone who doesn't quite "fit" the stereotype of gen z, and to take credit for all the progress that has been made by older generations through incredibly hard and exhausting work, as if older generations had nothing to do with the culture changing. Older generations have been fighting for what you'd call gen-z culture and social norms before you were born. These ideas are far from any new "radical" gen-z thinking or something, no matter how much you try to claim it is.
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  18.  @AxxLAfriku  Don't drop out. You'll feel proud for finishing what you started. I personally dropped out at the finish line at my 11th year in school (I live in Norway where we don't have our schools set up the same way, so it wouldn't make sense for me to say high school or college or whatever it would have been in America), which I now regret. I wish I at least would have finished just two more years, just to have that certification to make it A LOT easier to not only get a job, but a good job I actually would enjoy doing for however many years. Sometimes what we want in life doesn't work out like we maybe thought it would, and sometimes we get tired of what we're doing and want to change careers. Then it's so much easier to navigate the job market. It'll also help to instill you with a more patient attitude, and also giving you the sense of being able to push through towards the end goal. To not quit what you started. Now, I know everyone is different so what's right for me wouldn't be right for everyone else as well obiviously, but still. I just think it's good to push through what's boring now, but still is going to serve you great in the future. Even with doing youtube/social media I'm sure it would be easier to make it even better if you finish the school experience "properly". Just my two cents.
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  19.  @kieran3507  How about you come up with some better arguments than whataboutism which really isn't an argument at all? It's all deflection because you have no actual valid points. You don't go to court for murder with the defense that someone else also did it when that's not relevant to the case at hand at all.
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  20. She's not nice at all, tho. Seems toxic and jealous, esp if you look at "Odd Man Out", can't remember the episode tho 😭 She was just extremely rude there
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  21.  @Maddie-wt6ih  I feel like this fits the right WAY more.. also, a lot of people switch from rep to dem. Not saying everyone on the usually rep side necessarily switched from rep to dem by this time voting for President Biden instead of Donald, but I'm sure a lot of them did after seeing 4 years of being heavily lied to by the right side, by both right wing media and republican politicians. Get your head out of your fascist ass
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  22. Fr. 23 here, can't even imagine having a child the next five years lol. I grew up fast and have been living on my own and taking care of myself since I was 17, financially and everything, I still can't imagine. I don't know if I want a child at all tho lol, so that may be part of it. I've just always thought that IF I ever were to have a child, I would ensure that I at first had a stable income, housing and partner who I'm married to. I don't need to get knocked up only for my partner to bounce. If I'm good enough for you to procreate with and carry your child, I better be good enough for you to put a damn ring on it!! Then and only then would I consider it. Not only for me, but for the sake of my potential kid(s). Stability is key. I didn't have that myself and would hate myself if I were to willfully bring a child into an unstable home enviroment. I just couldn't do it. Regardless.
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  23.  @adamswailes  The elction was NOT rigged and this has been proven several times. Also, there's been no censorship of conservatism, there has been possible censorship of untruthful conspiracies and hate speech, and the addition of Twitter (and Facebook? Not sure) adding side notes to whatever tweet written that includes false conspiracies, saying that whatever statement someone wrote isn't true. Also, these are private companies that has the right to do with their sites as they please as long as it is with accordance to the law.
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  24. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  25.  @snaps9764  So money is more important to you than the health of a nation/the WORLD? The more sick people we have the less people are able to work and attribute to the economy, btw. I'm not saying the economy isn't important just because health is extremely important.
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  26.  @gwenrichard7507  For the most part, police were violent during these PEACEFUL PROTESTS. Many peaceful protestors got attacked by police several times for NOTHING, LITERALLY NOTHING but execute their 1st amendment rights. Teargassed, beaten, arrested in unmarked vans and so much more. Time to face reality. I"m sorry your party lied to you.
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  27.  @madmAn-ky8pd  Well you are. Also, have you watched the flipped version? The dude ended up picking looks over personality. Way worse, homegurl was honest and stayed true to herself at least.
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  28. I thought I was the only one who noticed, hahh 😭
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  29. How wonderful.
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  30. So many racists here.
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  31. Fr, I was so shook when that wasn't right 😵😅😂😂🤦‍♀️ I was like "jfc this one is so obivious!!" but apparantly.. not lol. I was SO certain lol, but if I had to make a second guess, I would've guessed correctly. I was certain either Miss Shu Mai or Evian was the expert, but Evian was just way too convincing in drag. So lol.. aight maybe I wouldn't have gotten it right on a second guess, I was way too confident certain Evian and Miss Shu Mai couldn't be the fraud. Not at all saying the person they guessed was the fraud (sry can't remember the name) didn't seem like a drag queen, 'cuz she really did, but hey, you have to pick SOMEONE. It's not that she wasn't convincing, it's just that the other two seemed way more convincing. They all did great! Absolutely beautiful. I need their makeup skills, fr!!! Stunning.
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  32.  @amandaacruz  That's just not true. It has everything to do with the wealth gap, and the wealthiest people gutting the middle class, pushing most of them into poverty. Drug addiction and homelessness is rarely the cause - it's generally the symptom of systemic discrimination, inequity and other systemic issues. Drig addiction is secondary, NOT the root cause.
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  33. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  34. Lol this went exactly how I pictured it would go 😭😂😂😂 I feel like Ivy League schools simply exist to make privileged people feel more validated in their privilege lol, without accepting their privilege. Also, they seemed hypocritical af. In one breath they want to believe and claim that the school system is fair, while they're very aware that it's not, considering all those college admission scandals.
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  35.  @spoiltphobic7919  The asian runway model
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  36.  @crushbombs1074  Get away
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  37.  @christiancolarusso5835  you are seriously messed up.
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  38. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  39.  @faithmarcus3560  Not everyone believs what you belive. Also, it's more common for atheists to not be so scared of death because we don't believe in any afterlife, so we know it will just be.. over. The thought of dying is probably scary for most people, but not actual death.
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  40.  @vampirepuppy  Get lost. Just because you can't (always) "prove" rape doesn't mean it doesn't happen. (Generally) people don't lie about that. When someone confides in you that they've been sexually abused, the chance that it happened is like 99%. It's extremely rare for people to make that up, and when someone actually makes it up, it's for revenge. When anyone claims to have been raped, you can almost always guarantee that it happened. Most of the time, victims/survivors aren't heard. VERY few survivors even file charges, often due to fear or shame. The very few people that file charges are usually completely ignored by the system. The case usually gets thrown out. Those all too seldom times they actually reach the court, the survivors usually lose. Not because it didn't happen, but because it's usually way too easy to come up with a defense. It's easy to either just say that it was consentual sex, or that it didn't happen. Very few people go to the hospital (at all) in time for someone to collect physical proof and possibly DNA. Even when people do that, it's way too easy for people to say that both parties were in on it. It's also rare that people even end up with any bruises or anything else that can help prove what happened. Even I experienced it very violently once, I could've easily died, still all the physical proof my body showed was this one bruise on my leg that could've been explained by anything and my.. area being red. And this case was extremely violent. So people usually don't exhibit physical signs that make it easy to prove. You're talking about proving sexual abuse like it's as easy as following a paper trail proving fraud. It doesn't work like that. Also, this is not a courtroom, so I don't understand why you're so focused on legal terms and the legality of it all. This is not court. Nobody is accused. Nobody is "guilty before proven innocent". What we have here is simply one person sharing part of their story. He's not fighting someone in court. There's nobody to prove guilty or innocent here, so gtfo. You're just being a prick for the sake of it, and you're just wrong and foolish for that. That's really low of you. Do better.
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  41.  @Jake-li7ih  no.
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  42. Villanous, actually.. lol. He seemed nice! And he was nice, very respectful, yet not scared to state his actual opinions on the matter. He also made the most sense.
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  43. How is that mindblowing tho, it's not like parents are factory made or smthn 😂 We all have to get you know.. born. As babies. Babies don't come in size parent. Babies come as babies. Then they grow. Then they become adults. Then sometimes parents. Nothing mindblowing about it lol 💀🤣🤣🤣
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  44. I literally just made a loud, audible "OHH" as I did not expect that metal growl from a fvcking CLOWN video lol, that really caught me off guard so hard lol, loved it
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  45. As well as the occasions where people have been dressing up as clowns in real life and have done terrible crimes, such as literal murders and other acts of violence.
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  46.  @Erin-hq5ee  Dude. Wtf.
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  47.  @watchrblx7163  Dude. Stop shaming women for having the same urges as men. It takes two to tango, right? Instead of teaching girls to be fearful of men we should teach our young boys ti be respectful of women and their wishes instead of treating them like objects that purely exist to please men. No man has the right to a woman's body. There's a reason we put predators away in jail instead of sending the victims away. Don't punish the innocent. Women should be taught how to protect themselves because we don't know which one person of those we meet who are going to be bad. In the same token we should teach our young men to behave in a way where women aren't fearful of them.
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  48.  @firstnamelastname2183  I didn't notice that at all, and I usually do.. wanna elaborate?
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  49.  @Philip027  No, you're wrong. Rape is NOT sex. Sex is consensual, rape is not. Rape is about power through violence, sexual abuse. That doesn't mean that rape is sex. If you're raped, you did not have sex - you didn't consent or participate in it. Just because the same body parts are involved, doesn't make it sex. I don't know why this is a difficult concept to grasp, ffs.
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  50. What else would they be? Being disabled doesn't change your humanity... so ofc they're "normal", however you wanna define normal.
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  51. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  52.  @channy6995  Hmm.. I don't see that connection. Not that it can't be the case for some people, it's just that it's two different kind of disorders. It's not like PTSD and insomnia for instance, that usually co-exist.
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  53. Common for minors/young ppl. Don't worry about it, I thought the same thing when I was younger (I'm not THAT old, I'm only 23 so 😅) but now after being in several relationships, now being in another long term relationship; it's not gross. Sure, you can get unlucky when it comes to a few things like chlamydia or herpes, but the only thing you can't treat is HIV. I myself have honestly had mostly unprotected sex, yet still I've never gotten anything unwanted. I'm on contraceptics now (that "pin"-thing you stick in your arm that protects you from pregnancy for 3 years, can't remember the English word for it), but that obiviously doesn't protect me from STD's. Only a condom can do that. Now, I'm NOT recommending unsafe sex, I've had some pregnancy scares and stuff. Not fun, stay protected. I just wanted to let you know that it doesn't really happen that often. I've had mostly unprotected sex the seven years I've been active; not a single pregnancy or STD. Just to put it out there, I usually check myself for STD's before changing partners, the responsible thing to do. I salute you for wanting to be careful, I just wanted to share with you that it's all going to be ok as long as you respect your needs, body and overall health. Stay safe out there, and don't rush with anything! ❤
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  54. I'm sure it's not "too spicy" for him, but I'm sure many ppl in his audience would flip out, both among homophobic/transphobic/dragphobic people (lolwat - that sounded rly weird lol but anyway, I bscly just mean judgmental people), AND among the drag- and lgbtq+ community.. no matter what he reacts to, he's just ingen and laughing - not for the sake of "mocking" anyone as sooooo many would claim, but he does kinda roast people. He doesn't discriminate, but especially for someone like him with such a massive platform and audience, you gotta tread incredibly lightly to not piss off overly sensitive people who can't take a joke, when it comes to certain topics like this one.. there's nothing controversial about it, but apparantly those who scream the loudest about discrimimation seems to discriminate people, as in claiming that certain people needs to be put on a pedestal, and if anyone dares to utter a single word that doesn't fully cater to people in certain groups, that makes them "hateful" and somehow "anti-drag/anti-lgbtq+".. It's just so hypocritical.. equality doesn't mean not ever facing any judgememt at all.. those who would have a problem with Felix or anyone doing a react video to a vid like this, wouldn't have ANYTHING to say if he did a reaction video with the same amount of "judging" of someone outside of the lgbtq+ and drag-community.. that's not how equality works lol.
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  55.  @Errupt  Nahh, there's a difference between solo/single form or multiple form. Like you don't say "a transgenders person", you obvs say "a transgender person". It's obvs the same word, but the difference there is still clear lol.. it's the same as me not saying that "I'm a womans" lol. Basic grammar, you should know that..
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  56. Omg 😭
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  57.  @deborahreckner3753  not everyone has English as their first language tho, not even second for many people. Sometimes autocorrect can be blamed. Also, chill. It urks me a bit too and English is my 2nd language. Still no need to be that rude, smh.
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  58.  @iconoclast485  So does a large majority of cops and other people not deemed "criminal". People who have served time, then deemed criminal for life are not a monolith and are not all horrible people who have actually hurt someone else. Trust me, I'm in NO WAY defending anyone who's hurt others and such - I've also been on both sides of the law. I'm just saying that all people are nuanced, groups of people are not all the same at all. That's all I'm saying, to not look at everyone in such a black/white way.
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  59.  Mee Acownt  Aight then I'm convinced, see you in hell baby 😘
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  60. I'm white af I guess and would NEVER call my parents by their first name. Nicknames? Sure. Their NAMES? nooooo.
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  61. What an attitude, damn. Prob jealous of the girl with the WONDERFUL short hair (sry can't remember her name but DAMN beautiful)
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  62. This!!! We should obiviously teach the same morals and values etc, but accordingly to the individual. Think of it sort of like how you would treat a child from an adult. Although you should treat them with the same level of respect, you can't treat them 100% equally. Sometimes we need to ajust how we treat people based on their differences in order for them to have equal oppurtunities etc.
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  63.  @BB-sq3jr  You wanna commend those who lock and abuse living beings in cages for "being kind" by "ending the suffering" they themselves created? What the actual fU- What kind of backwards logic is that, smh. Not even vegan or vegeterian btw, but that doesn't matter. Your commemt was just soooo baffling and tragically ignorant.
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  64.  @chtc.jovani  you're absoluteky wrong. Abortion is an important medical procedure and should be treated as such.
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  65.  @randomeventstv  Many women around the world. Being scared of what may happen to you if you walk alone at night is not freedom. Having (most male) politicians decide about abortion rights is not freedom. The list goes on. Many areas in the world still have arranged marriages where women don't get to choose who they marry. Much more. That's not freedom, is it?
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  66.  Mee Acownt  How close minded of you. Not only are you failing to acknowlegde the FACT that you have a BELIEF, which is not factual. For all we know you 'may' be right. You believe that, but no one knows that as an actual FACT. You're also failing to not only be respectful of a religious teaching that is very close to yours, so saying that they've been taught from is ignorant. You're also dismissing the validity of not believing, atheism. You BELIEVE, I don't. You can't claim that I'm wrong because you don't know. When you talk about god as a certain for EVERYONE, that dismisses everyone else, and that is not your right. You at least then can't demand others to respect your belief when you don't even acknowlegde that your thoughts are not the only "right" thoughts in the world.
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  67. Right?? I couldn't even think of a single "atheist" book.. 🤔 Unless you count LaVeyan Satanism (which is atheistic, no belief in either a god nor a devil, the "satanism"-part is more symbolic). Like, as a young child after hearing the term and the meaning of an atheist, I instantly knew that that was me. I remember being under five years old not believing in any god. It just didn't seem reasonable. Never ever did it seem reasonable to me and it never will. I never judge people for believing, don't get me wrong. As long as they don't try to convince me of anything or impose their believes onto me or anyone else, it's all good. Just don't state religion as factual regardless of how much you believe. Remember, keyword is "believe", not to "know".
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  68.  @ND-gb3dd  you.. go away, everyone isn't as privileged as you
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  69. @Carlos Garcia You don't work correctly.
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  70. It truly does bug me when people say they have anxiety when you don't actually have anxiety (disorder). Like sure, everybody gets anxious at times, but disorders take over your life so much more. Same thing with depression. You're not depressed if you feel sad sometimes, depression isn't sadness. The same way everybody gets anxiety some times, people become sad at times. Emotions are fluid and tends to go in waves, like if someone hurts you, you may get sad. If you have a job interview, it's very common to become anxious. Etc. When you struggle with anxiety (disorder) or depression, it becomes irrational. Your body senses fear even when you're as safe as can be (with anxiety), and with depression it doesn't matter "how well" your life may seemingly be going. Also, you're not really sad when your depressed, it's more like a feeling of nothing and hopelessness. Don't confuse emotions with disorders.
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  71.  @obiajulumgbechi  Oh c'mon just drop it. Like you said, "not cute".
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  72. OMG YES I KNEW HE LOOKED FAMILIAR, ONCE YOU SAID THAT I KNEW THAT'S WHO I THOUGHT OF RIGHT AWAY 💀😭😂😂😂
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  73. What's up with ppl looking at the comment BEFORE even watching the frckn video, and then complain about SPOILERS¿¿¿!???? 🤦‍♀️🤣😂😂 Just watch the vid first, lol. You can't expect for there to somehow not be "spoilers" in the comments.. like lol srsly, why read the comments before actually watching? I never understood why people do that... is it just me, ooooor what?¿¿¿ It's weird 😂🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️
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  74.  @abcdefg2174  Not that common when used correctly. Also, some work better than others. The pill isn't really that great considering you HAVE TO take it at the same time each day for it to work, and ONE pill can be easy to forget. Everything else (except condoms, I would assume condoms have about the same success rate as birth control pills when they don't break) are highly effective. Not saying 100%, but still extremely close when used correctly.
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  75. It bother me how so many people struggle to make proper sentences with punctuation. You make it just about impossible to read.
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  76. Grammar, please?
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  77.  @f.k6920  I understand as well, that's why I'm still saying we should still teach women about the world's pros and cons, to teach self defence etc. But if we want to move away from this, we need to focus more on predators, not victims (I'm NOT saying all victims are female or that ALL predators are men, but in general terms that's way more common. It's equally important to take care of male victims as it is the other way around so don't come at me for generalizing a bit. I'm talking the majority of these kinds of cases here, I know there are many exceptions). The same way we want to teach our young women to be able to protect themselves, we have to teach our young sons about respecting women's bodies and their rights to their own body. That women are not solely here to please men, and that if they don't, men have no right to take advantage of them because they feel they have the right. That's my point.
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  78.  @KaushikBala333  A life not lived in fear by men. A life where we don't have to worry too much about walking alone in the dark. A life with equal oppurtunity. Living the life they want. Not being restricted like many of us are.
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  79.  @bicksins9574  You make no sense. Sincerely, a Norwegian.
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  80.  @leonornoivo487  The thing is that everybody gets anxious in certain warranted situation. Experiencing an emotion does not mean you have anxiety. People usually just say they have anxiety instead of "I struggle with general anxiety disorder" for instance, it's just easier. But the difference is real. People that are actually diagnosed with any of the different anxiety disorders experience IRRATIONAL fear even when not warranted. For example, being scared to go to the grocery store. There's no logical reason for your body to get alarmed, yet it does. That's the thing about anxiety, it's simply not logical. Being anxious/scared/afraid before performing, going to court or whatever situation that can be scary is normal. That doesn't mean you have anxiety, it means your body works.
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  81. *Most kids suck tho lol, srsly
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  82.  @anotherone8941  gen z are kids watchu talking about
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  83. THANKU so annoying, hate those people
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  84.  @saigie3908  Sure, but it mostly happens the other way around.
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  85. I'm SO DONE with religious people who for some egotistical, ignorant and sheer arrogant reason STILL haven't figured out that they DO NOT live in a theocracy. YES, you have the freedom to practise your religion and your religious beliefs, BUT that right STOPS the literal second YOUR BELIEF breaches another person's same rights to practise and exercice THEIR OWN beliefs as well. These are THE MOST hypocritical a$$holes. You CANNOT demand the freedom to exercise a right we all share, while simultaniously literally denying others that same exact right, just because they have a different perspective and belief/non-belief. I just don't understand what's so incredible hard for these people to understand.. YOUR BELIEF AND/OR EXPERIENCE IS NOT EQUALLY SHARED BY ALL OTHER PEOPLE. Don't like or approve of abortions? DON'T GET ONE. Just don't take away that right away from other people just because YOU don't agree. Imagine the hypocracy hysteria they would schreech if people tried to either force them to get abortions against their will, or deny them of their right to exercise their religion.. they'd totally lose their minds, and rightfully so. That's partly/a BIG reason why these NON-PRO LIFERS, aka ANTI-ABORTION/ANTI-FREEDOM OF ATONOMY-people infuriate the hell outta me. They are pure hypocrites screaming about religious freedom and so on who are far too ignorant, arrogant and unwilling to accept people with different beliefs from their own. They demand people respect their beliefs, while denying others that same respect, pushing their own personal beliefs down other people's throats, AND literally into other people's bodies. They're all blatantly about 'rights for me, not for thee'.. yet they claim some moral highground, while being the biggest and most dangerous hypocrites. Purely outrageous. I also find it ironic how typically at least, these "pro-lifers" aka anti-choice people usually stand for the death penalty.. go figure. I guess it's at least half way consistent, considering how in certain situations, being forced to carry a pregnancy to term/denyed bodily atonomy/right to abortion is a literal death sentence, whether it's regarding the pregnant person, the zygote/fetus in development or even both.. but yeah sure.. they care about human life. Gotcha. Smfh, it's infuriating how uneducated, arrogant and selfish these people are. There are only two sides to this issue, and that's literally the wrong side and the right side. The right side is indisputably the pro-choice side. I don't give any f's if these facts bother you. You can't claim to be standing up for and championing religious freedom, freedom of speech etc. if you conveniently only stand for what freedoms benefits and regards yourself personally. Then you CLEARLY do not understand what freedom actually means.
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  86.  @Yng619  Who was Natasha? I can't remember and it's a pain in the behind to look for it in the video lol Regardless.. I can't see anyone of them not needing clown makeup to be a clown, your comment was just.. weird. 🙂🙃🙃🤡🤡🤡
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  87. Love Alexandra, hate Constance, and the white dude was so annoying.. he seemed incredibly sheltered. No wonder, catholic children usually are very sheltered from the real world.
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  88. The vegan dude with braids wasn't really that annoying tho. The girl? YES FUCK HER OMG. The dude? Sure, I may not agree with everything he said but he was at least respectful.
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  89.  @democraticrepublicofzibers7112  Wow. I'm thankful af to not be as ignorant and/or indoctrinated as you are. What a terrible, SENSELESS statement. Jfc.
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  90. Oh, how wonderful mysogony is.. ffs. Welcome to the sexist, incel comment section!
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  91. Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody anyone? "I don't wanna die, just sometimes wish I'd never been born at all" 🖤 Please tell me the younger generations here have heard about them.. Rest in peace, Freddie Mercury 🖤
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  92.  @logie8403  Way to not accept reality
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  93.  @bpj1805  I'm so glad you don't exist in my life. What a disgusting attitude to have.
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  94. No woman would be friends with him either, so.
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  95. YESS
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  96. Thank you so much for this. It's way more serious than many people think. I still feel broken. It still affects every relationship of mine. I still cry sometimes after CONSENSUAL sex. I could be with the most loving and understanding partner like I am now, but still. It still hurts.
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  97. Thank you, I just said the same thing in å much shorter sentence somewhere else. Fellow Norwegian and Nordic people apparantly have to educate other people a lot lol, the idea of our system is not that hard or black and white people make it out to be. I'm sure most americans would like this system, actually. If only they bothered actually properly learning about other countries and systems, and stop confusing the different models all the time. Too many people confuse for instance social-democray as socialism or communism etc. Just.. read a bit before you blatantly spread misinformation and confusion? Has that become too much to ask these days?
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  98.  @iloveuth  Noah Trevor, actually.. 🙃 Flip 'em, it's Trevor Noah. People should check out not only him on the daily show, but his stand up shows especially those from South Africa. The way he uses language for comedic effect is brilliant! He's just brilliant in every way as a comedian, so lovable.
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  99.  Kaiser24  Uhm, no? That's not the point? All I'm saying is that we focus way more on women having to take care of themselves rather than focusing more/equally as much on teaching our sons right. That's it.
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  100.  @jaydon232  Because HE doesn't have to carry or give birth (which are NOT risk free - America is on top of the world when it comes to maternal death) and she's the one automatically "stuck" with the baby, NOT the dude. He can bounce. Yes, he has to pay but so does mom, as well as in the end, SHE'S responsible. That's why.
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  101.  @adenferguson2647  I don't even consider myself a feminist. Old-age feminist, yes. Not new-age, it's too messy. Pushing women up does not push men down.
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  102.  @adenferguson2647  Nope, I ain't saying that. But really, I doubt you even care about these men's issues considering you're unable doing anything but bashing ppl, replying tacky insults to women. If you actually wanted us to care about your issues, you would reach further by trying to get me to symphatize rather than just spew hate. Also, if you won't even bother acknowledging women's issues, how tf do you expect us to not only acknowledge your issues but also HELP with them?? Smh. Sit down, lil boy. You would literally not have a voice - or a life - if it wasn't for a female. You're not better than anyone.
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  103.  AfterBurner JetRaptor  Why u gotta post this damn copy/paste comment EVERYWHERE tho
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  104.  AfterBurner JetRaptor  What the actual fuck is your problem?
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  105.  @cxx23  Didn't you watch the video or read any comments?
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  106.  @watchrblx7163  You just did. No one shames males for getting women pregnant, so why blame solely the woman?? You realize sperm is needed as well? I don't have said mentality at all. I don't blame men either, but he knows very well as well the potential risks. NO ONE blames males for getting females pregnant, but people seem to put the responsibilty on ONLY the woman, not both parties. That's wrong. It's no ones "fault", unless it's rape it's a concious, consensual decicion between both parties. Females don't get preggo on their own, you know 🙂 Yes, the woman chose to get in bed. So did the man. No one is to "blame" for this.
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  107.  @watchrblx7163  Also, getting in bed with someone doesn't mean you don't respect yourself. We don't have that same attitude towards men, right? They get high fives, women get shame. I'm not demanding respect because I'm a girl, I demand respect for being who I am. I realize respect has to be earned, unlike males who demand respect EVERYWHERE he goes for nothing. Your attitude is petty.
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  108.  @watchrblx7163  LOLWHAT 💀💀💀 The things you said men gets "shamed" for is EXACTLY what people, especially men tells women. "Close your legs" and "control yourself" is what WOMEN are being told. If I go around in my friend group bragging about how many men I've slept with, I'm a "slut". If men do that, they get a high five. DO NOT TELL ME IT'S THE OTHER EAY AROUND BECAUSE THAT'S THE MOST IGNORANT THING I'VE HEARD. Stfu, you don't know hat you're talking about.
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  109.  @watchrblx7163  If both are equally drunk, no one is the rapist. If the woman is unable to consent due to being too drunk but the man isn't really that drunk and still knows what is going on, the fault is on the male. It all depends. To your second example. You're absolutely right that if you consent at first but then withdraw consent (which you can do WHENEVER), if the man respects that that's not rape. If he doesn't, it sure is rape. Although if she regrets whatever in the middle of it without giving any signs she's uncomfortable then that's regrettable, but I wouldn't call that rape. You just have to remember that you don't have to articulate a "no", "stop" or smthn but are still making signs she's uncomfortable, that CAN be considered rape. If you're not certain your partner is consenting to what you may be doing, just ask. It's not awkward to communicate during sex. It's better to be 100% certain than not.
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  110.  @metalreignz6557  Way to generalize. I'm not american tho, nor have I ever been there. However, this is a universal problem.
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  111. Ugh, ffs yes. F*ck that!! That's the worst, most insensitive thing you can say to someone who's been assaulted, especially sexually. It's just so wrong. I understand that she said it with good intentions, I'll give her that, but it's careless, ignorant and rude to say such things. It's just not okay at all. As someone who has been assaulted in several different ways many times, including two sexual assaults (r*pe), once by a childhood/teenage years-"friend" and he second happened just a couple of months after turning 18, where the abuser was 44 years old. Gross af. I've had way too many people day the exact same thing to me. "It happened for a reason".. excuse me!?!? Absolutely not. There was no reason what so ever for that to happen. For me to be taken advantage of. For me to be so severly violated. Literally the only "reason" these CRIMES happen, is because the abuser is a messed up, dangerous and bad individual. That's the only reason. Sexual assault is never something you're "supposed to learn and grow from". No way. Stop excusing these horrible monsters. They're violent criminals. They're not "sent" by anyone as a damn "lesson". They're just sick and disturbed individuals who wants to feel powerful and in charge. They're reckless and selfish. Sure, like this young woman in the video said, she did grow from that experience, but that's only because you're forced to grow after such abuse. There's no valueable lesson from it. It beats you down, leaving you forced to either try to find some, any, whatever silver lining there may be, or stay down. The better option is to try to find a silver lining, but that's in no way the same as it "happening for a reason". That silver lining you desperately try to find is not "the reason" for it happening in the first place. Saying that line is simply excusing the abuser's behaviour while downgrading someone's (the victim's) personal trauma. It's degrading and devaluing. It's not taking it seriously. It's victim blaming. It's disgusting and wrong. Although I've obiviously have had to try to turn my traumatic experiences around, in order for me to keep going in life, not allowing the abuser to keep me down even without him present, I wish none of the abuse ever happened. I'd be so much better off without those experiences. Those sexual assaults ruined so many years in my life, I've had to deal with severe post traumatic stress disorder and will continue to do so for years. Having to deal with constant reoccurring nightmares, trust issues, sexual- and relationship issues, low self worth, depression and so much more is not something to consider a "lesson" or a silver lining. People seriously need to stop saying this to sexual assault survivors. You're only degrading us and the severity of our experiences. You're only continuing to excuse this kind of destructive behaviour. Saying "it happened for a reason" is just the same as saying we deserve to suffer.
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  112. @cottagem But girl, not everyone feels the same.
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  113. It's so funny to me how people always want to use Norway as an example for "socialism" or even capitalism, yet so few people know what it's actually like here in Norway. I mean I guess thank you for.. liking my country?? Idk. Norway is at least way more humane than many other places including the US, for sure.
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  114.  @dupersdelite  No, it's not. YOU benefit from taxes. The entire society does. That's not theft, get your head out of your ass please.
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  115.  @dupersdelite  Don't project your delusions on me.
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  116.  @madmAn-ky8pd  ..did I say anything else?
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  117. Jubilee-Phil is my kinda vibe tho, love it
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  118. Fr tho, DAAAAMN. She must have lived an INCREDIBLY sheltered and tbh TOO SAFE life. I just mean that OBIVIOUSLY any reasonable parent(s) would want to safeguard their kid(s) as much as possible, but COMPLETELY sheltering them from real life to the point where that tiny little nothing-burger of a joke/comment made her cry and feel as though her life was in danger, and that the comment wasn't simply a smug-ish comment/joke, but an actual threat.. I mean, goodness me. Obvs just assuming here since none of us knows her life outside of this little clip, but hell, if I was in that room when she started crying over that little piece of nothing, I'd SERIOUSLY struggle to not laugh due to the ridicolousness of it. That comment was NOTHING. If I recieved such a comment, or any other reasonable person recieved that comment, at most the reaction would be a simple eye roll, perhaps at most a smirky comment back or prob just ignored it.. not cry and feel threatened, even that much later after the comment. I'm incredibly understanding that we all have different tolerance levels, but dear oh dear.. that was something else. Is she a young adult or a literal baby? It seems like she's flown threw life on a field of thorn-free roses in a bed of clouds. I can't imagine being THIS sensitive. Tbh, poor girl. The second real life hits her, and she's no longer surrounded by people who protect her from any opposing opinions, people not giving her whatever she wants etc., aka the REAL WORLD, she's destined to struggle hard af. Overprotective parents and enviroments, growing up with pillows sown all over you and such is cruel. OF COURSE parents are supposed to protect you, but ALSO prepare you for the next stages of life so that they're prepared for the stages in life we all enter into as we get older and older. I'm truly not sure whether to laugh or cry over that ridicolous statement.. it's both sad when you really think about it, but it's also extremely hilarious; ESP when the dude who literally got STABBED spoke about that right after her crying over quite literally NOTHING. Geeeez... the definition of white girl tears right there.. truly the ultra max version of it as well lol. Goodness me.
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  119.  @kkandsims4612  Literally
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  120. His eyes didn't even seem human?? What? I.. whT? I dunno, he gives me the creeps.
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  121.  @urmom-zj9xe  Punctuation please?
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  122. What's her ig?
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  123.  @chuweihang585  She said remote parts of Iceland.
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  124.  @GH29111  Not social democracy, wich is what Mimi talked about.
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  125.  @gwenrichard7507  You never asked me a question. Also, these are not feelings. These are actual observations and truthful. What numbers do you want me to show you? It's not like your claim is based on numbers or whatever instead of feelings.
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  126.  @javierjones6852  They really did lol. With nothing better to say than "What about" * insert some racist, untruthful statement statement about Antifa here *
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  127.  @kieran3507  No they're not. You're not even debating, you're just spewing up conspiracies to deflect blame. Whataboutism is not an argument.
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  128.  @Reb9690  Excuse me but aren't black people part of western culture by this point?
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  129. THIS
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  130. As a white woman we do NOT claim white cry baby or "not white" Christy.
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  131. That's just how it is lol. Private schoolers are so obnoxious and hella pretentious..
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  132. This!!
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  133. I was waiting for one of the trans ppl to explain the differnece between sex and gender (wich science supports!) to the traditional group. I understand that it can be easy to confuse those two as they SEEM very similar. I would love for someone to educate about that so that the discussion could've been way better. It seems like people that doesn't understand this concept simply won't understand the concept of being trans. - A white cis female/woman.
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  134.  @snailsrslow625  Oh no, did that trigger you? Poor thing. Seems like that comment really hit a note with you - that it felt personal and true lol. It is true tho, we see over and over how it's common for the world excluding the US knows way more about what's going on and what has been going on previously/historically internationally, while americans often knows little to nothing about the rest of the globe/international community. SURE, it's obvs not true all the time with literally every american - OF COURSE NOT - but the US seems to be way more in kind of a nationalist bubble than the rest of the world. I generally/typically don't blame/pin that on the american individual, but rather american media and the american educatioal system, which are both shamefully horrendous.
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  135.  @nadiam8779  What countries are you even talking about, I'm not American and it seems like Americans are often more the ones to normalize punishment by death.
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  136. Jfc, an ADD in the middle of this strong and emotional video was so incredibly tasteless.
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  137. I am a feminist when it comes to pure equality and the right to choose. I am NOT a yellow sweater feminist. We NEED to include men if we truly want equality. They need to get on board as well. This is important. I know "feminist" is off putting for many men as the name sounds exclusive, I get it. Although I truly belive men would greatly benefit as well if we actually followed "equality-feminism" instead of "female-feminism". You feel me?
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  138. Not at all.
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  139. @Humanity Galatica Nah fam.
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  140. I CANNOT HAHAHA
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  141.  @CelestialExility  Speaking in generally terms.
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  142.  @sharktenko267  Why u gotta copy and paste this everywhere tho
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  143.  @diegoanimations9504  Exactly! I don't understand how this concept is so damn hard to understand for some folks.
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  144.  @elizabethmoon9136  👏👏👏
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  145.  @KaushikBala333  That's right.
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  146. @Kyle Dattner I had many guy friends as a child (still have) as well as a brother and cousins. So I know how many children are raised. You don't know what I know, so you can't deny anything I said. I've seen this first hand over and over again. As well as stories from other people I know. Parents perspective, sons perspective, all kinds of different perspectives.
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  147.  @isamash112  talking about the Miami incident? 😐
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  148.  @hamzamohamed6120  Oh, that I know. I just didn't get what he had to do with this, other than the fact that he was born there?
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  149. Thanks to our world made up off of insecure men:))))
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  150.  @Mr__Peanuts  Wth??? Which "study" was that, lol?
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  151. The us compared to scandinavia and many other european countries at least are very accepting, it's really no issue. The US ain't that great when it comes to lgbtq rights. Sure, the US may be better (at least many states) than many other places, but setting the standard that you're at least better than the worst countries is not a good enough standard.
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  152. Just coming by to tell you that your profile pic is the best, bye
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  153.  @McDaggerDick  Get out
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  154.  @McDaggerDick  Well, that's your opinion. I'm just super happy anytime I see people reckognizing the amazing Queen, no need for you to deny me my HARMLESS opinion. Sorry for being cultured, if that's such a big problem for you.
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  155.  @Dhdjdjdx  YES
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  156.  @adenferguson2647  found the incel
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  157. @Unika Ngxonono Looool no wtf.
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  158.  @adenferguson2647  What the fuck kinds of rights don't you have tho??? Smh 💀
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  159.  @adenferguson2647  No. If we don't give birth, no one exists. Okay now you just coping my response. How flattering!
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  160.  @adenferguson2647  Women create the baby, you realize you NEED the egg as well? Also, sperm travels in extremely high numbers yet there MIGHT be one that doesn't die on the way that forms with the egg, where THEN mother's body starts the actual creation. So lol. Sperm is weak as fuck. Sperm doesn't create the baby. You need it, but that's not what creates it. Mother's body, her egg and her body uses that tool (sperm) only to start the job. Sperm doesn't create.
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