0:00 I think that's where where we're at like I wish that we could get to that we could skip to that point where if you came out as gay people would just go cool whatever instead of making you have to like run through like a line of flags and like announce it to the class like then it looks like everyone should be gay because it's better like for real you could just be gay and you're cool like you're fine you know but we're not there [Music] yet all we was talking about this in the group thread um we got X and space X headquarters relocating to Texas from California crazy all apparently on the final straw precipice of a new law that Mr Nome signed into action for California we all familiar with this is AB 1955 this is the parent that's the reason why space he said this is the final straw in a tweet he literally says because of this law and the many others
0:51 that preceded it attacking both families and companies SpaceX will now move its headquarters from Hawthorne California to Starbase Texas and then he tweets right after that xhq will move to Austin that's true I mean if you have a bunch of Staff that's having kids of their own like and they don't want to live here and be forced to like deal with that sh then I can see that I just saw a post right now too that Gavin Newsome was being sued for that bill he is being sued Yeah by who multiple companies but I didn't know that you can sue an individual well you're suing this you're suing the state of California they're suing uh the it's like yeah you're Shing the state but then the names under that are like Gavin some robon the um attorney general it's like all the people in the position because they're acting on behalf of California they're suing California and then yeah they're naming those because of overreach they see it as a like it's your uh what is it you're violating the Constitution yeah
1:41 cuz did was this voted on or they just put it into it's like one of those things where they could make it into law the idea is that the governor was voted on and then the governor passes laws like that he thinks that the C the bills that get submitted yeah yeah and then they they get passed to the government of California yeah cuz the bills land on his desk and it's to him he wants to sign I mean the whole point of it is they think that it's protecting children somehow let's talk about that first so that people know AB 1955 so basically uh the bill specifically let me see I'm going to get the right wording on this ab1 1955 and then I have some why don't you use the politically incorrect wording yeah do the incorrect one that'd be more fun I think yeah we better for people don't come here for the politically correct version of ████ what what's a way to say it that would offend everyone what do you think it makes it illegal
2:32 for school districts to create policies requiring teachers to notify parents of their children's gender identity so previously the policy always states that parents are always privy to any details about their kid in school no matter what they can always know everything about a child's record while they're in school so now a teacher gets to know more about your kid now there's one thing that the teacher doesn't have to tell the parents now and they can lie without any no repercussion repercussion they can tell like if let's say that your kid starts writing that he's a female in his like uh yeah Michael is now Sarah at school the teacher doesn't have to tell your I mean the teacher doesn't have to tell the parent and if the parent asks did my kid do this they can lie well and what's also crazy about it too that a lot of people aren't talking about is that it actually in this state it puts them down a a medical path that is the beginning
3:22 of a medical path where they could actually get hormone replacement therapy all that stuff without the parents consent really also the teach you like again we know that like this is a public school teacher that variance is astronomical everywhere you go that person is now like qualified to consult your child about gender identity privately miraculously that's ████ crazy so let's so this is a u this is from an lgbtq rights Advocate um in response to musk and basically criticizing his kind of like overgeneralization the situation she says um just because he's Rich doesn't mean he even understands the issues he's making comments about uh she she's a woman who lived through the experience of her school notifying her parents that she was attracted to women they didn't
4:14 understand what was going on what terrible thing had I done all these fights happened in my family and it was one it was none of their business coming to my parents with that so like that's a perspective of a situation that so they're trying to prevent I get what it's for homophobic parents from RE acting abusively for being gay I get what the bill is trying to do but it doesn't matter like parents should always be privy to what their kids are doing in school no matter what the ████ it doesn't matter how like you're you're by by by saying that you're trying to prevent you're already assuming that the parents are going to punish react badly uh and it's like how do you it's it's almost like punishing them that they're going to react negatively well the kid would know right that's the other argument is that they go well my parents if they find out they're going to
5:05 whatever the ████ punish me blah blah blah yeah like if my teacher told my my teacher told my parents that I had ████ uh like bikini photos of some chick in my binder that's basically them ratting out that I'm severely straight and I'm like that's what the ████ you wanted your parents to kind of think you were gay right yeah I want I wanted to be in a gray area my teachers told my parents that I did school that's ████ up well yeah they teach they they can can tell everything else and I don't know I just I don't know if that's like whatever your family values are they're going to kick you out for being gay that's going to happen no matter who the ████ says it like your parents are ████ up sorry our parents are ████ up too in different ways but they're going to tell my parents everything I do wrong regardless I think the debate right now is um some people believe it's a human right to have be whatever gender
5:55 they want to be and have the treatments and then the other group is like uh no that's a family matter and for young people to like decide or or the you can't consent to you can't consent to a sexual relationship but you can get your you you can start do homeone replacement yeah it's like you could do all these chemical treatments on yourself but you can't go buy a pack of cigarettes yeah they were saying that like how of much of a double standard is it you still have to like get a permission slip sign to go to the zoo yeah for and then even even to like rationally touch on that too let's just say it is fine for whomever to identify in whatever way they want to like at that age if you're still also living in your parents house like they are your guardian right like they're responsible for everything else that you do and are liable for other things that you do so it's like you have
6:47 to have that compromise in that working relationship I never like I'm also jealous because I never thought that we'd be in a position where like the kids win in this like where the parents won't know something like I wish we had that type of ████ see now you're bringing your past trauma into this you're not thinking logically you know what I mean I just don't understand how the state can control all these things that are supposed to be a family and Private Matter yeah they were they they were never able to do that until now which is interesting that's like the state controlling what religion your family practices and it's like one of the most one of the prob probably the craziest and deepest and most involved decision you would ever have to make if you were to choose like a different gender
7:37 identity and you would want someone that was there for the rest of your life to help you guide through those decisions if you were to choose that yeah but we've also seen like turnover rates at elementary schools you know so imagine the person that helped you in second grade is not there and then you have a third your third grade teacher is now advising and now you have the Frankenstein peace meal guidance versus the family member whether your parents or your grandma or your uncle or your aunt that has seen you and and can help guide you and you have like that one I mean that's the argument against even plac like Kaiser Permanente right like you go in every doctor is a fresh person treating you they don't know all of your past ailments but there's a standardized method that they all follow which not all teachers do yeah yeah exactly so it's like man that's ████ crazy on
8:28 the biggest decision you might ever make on your body and on your life and don't you also like regard all underage people as just generally constantly vulnerable like and extremely suggestive so I wouldn't think that like let's say that your your kid is just having like just an identity crisis in general yeah and then a teacher comes in and thinks that they could uh kind of like subscribe a frame of thought for them cuz who doesn't have a momentary thing right like you come back from Recess you have a thing and you're like man man I have this identity crisis and could have worn off in three more recesses or three more days but the teacher latches on to it and now it's now giving momentum to that idea and how many teachers have he had who are just fresh College grads that been sheltered all their lives with no
9:18 ████ life experiences all of a sudden they have this power over high school kids and then they're supposed to be your mentor and all that and then you look back and you go that ████ was a ID idot for real oh yeah and it's like majority of your teachers are dumb well I also think too I was looking for this video that um was posted recently that Elon responded to so I saw it it was from this NBC news reporter and she basically was talking about how you know are people have this like almost old thinking of like when they have a kid it's their kid but it's not their kid your kid is part of part of the community it belongs to the community and that's basically the ideological separation that we're having right now oh which is like people really reasonably or quote unquote believe that like your kid belongs to the community not just to the parents whereas I think
10:09 all of us in this room I speak for everyone who says no so that's where that thought is born from yeah that means if my kid whoops your kid's ass it's Anthony's fault versus it's not M I'm honestly cool with that it's like arguing with a with a Christian person about like no your kid should be like should give his heart to the lord it's like yeah uh I don't think we can find a common ground it's that or this yeah correct yeah okay I didn't think of it that way and also if people are talking about like abuse or we got to prevent whatever there's already laws against that if the parents are doing any form of abuse like there's already social workers that get involved there's all there's all kinds of ████ right so it's like if there are things that are happening at school that should all be discussed with the parents they have the right to know because they're trusting you to to basically be the guardian and
10:59 parent while they're not there I saw um U another thing somewhere where a a person was talking about how their coworker had a a daughter who when she was 10 years old she came out as a lesbian and the the mom immediately was sh on her with all his praise and like acceptance and like being great about it right like we like everyone would hope well then 3 years later she um she's telling the cooworker yeah my my kid just told me she actually likes boys and like she was like devastated about it like ████ sad about it like she had a horse in the race right because her her kid's sexual identity became part of her identity and all that praise that she was getting from friends and like acceptance and all that stuff and the uniqueness of her preparing style and then the bending of back of like no my kid's just a straight kid now just a
11:50 boring straight kid sadding saddened her which is so crazy to think about like her poor kid yeah who's been swung both directions now and like really actually can't truly be themselves around their parent because their mom saw themselves in this thing or how many stage moms are out there nudging their kid to be unique so they can make it about their personality like people people acting like that doesn't exist I know or they it's so crazy to me of course it exists I think that's where where we're at like I wish that we could get to that we could skip to that point where if you came out as gay people would just go cool whatever instead of making you have to like run through like line of flags and like announce it to the class like then it looks like everyone should be gay because it's better like for real you could just be gay and you're cool like you're fine you know but we're not there yet no but that's the weird part
12:42 right cuz I thought that it's been so normalized that if you parade it around it's like what you're not that special there's so many gay people join the club well it's like the it's like the nor McDonald joke where he's like yeah yeah my kid likes getting butt ████ and like sucking ████ yeah he's like I'm so proud of him the bumper sticker thing my kid is a honor roll student there's also the idea Another good argument was that uh people were saying when you look at the standardized testing scores of California some of the schools are so ████ remedial and like their kids can't even ████ read but then you're going to prioritize this as like a you know what I mean like the teacher who can't teach you math is now going to teach you gender identity like that's not really the way it should go also one of the BS things though about California is that it's a basically an English English test so a lot of people
13:32 are not they don't know English so like when we talk about literacy rates in California it's because they're they're mostly Hispanic so they don't know English oh I didn't so they're they're rated on that scale yeah yeah yeah oh it's interesting yeah but I'm a crazy white Winger so there a bunch of trans Mexicans we homeschooling our kids or what
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