I heard the best quote today "women's sports are not a retirement plan for failed male athletes".

@jeffzeiler346

Жыл бұрын

except that they are. just look around, and it is obvious - it is a complete farce.

@charlesstafford5261

Жыл бұрын

This is so true hahaha

@angelicakaufman7183

Жыл бұрын

It's the best line I've been repeating it too

@nicolenichol8523

Жыл бұрын

🤣 that's hilarious cause it's true. We definitely need this statement to go viral.

@virtuallyme2518

Жыл бұрын

ugh ... I am vehemently against men pretending to be women competing in womens' sports ... particularly Veronica Ivy a.k.a. Rachel McKinnon a.k.a. Rhys McKinnon!!! This degenerate publicly tried to annihilate a young woman by the name of Magdalen Berns ... who believed strongly that men cannot be women. As she lay on her deathbed in Scotland, at the age of 36, surrounded by her loved ones, McKinnon tweeted that he was “happy” when bad people died ... that this feeling is “justified,” ... that Berns is a “trash human,” ... and further advised his followers “don’t be the sort of person who people you’ve harmed are happy you’re dying of brain cancer.” By contrast, here is a characteristically civil, clear and courageous quote from Berns: “it’s not hate to defend your rights and it’s not hate to speak the truth.” McKinnon's disgusting rant is PROOF ... that he will NEVER be a woman! because NO woman would be so evil and careless ... (courtesy of the national review)

As a classical feminist, this whole transgender situation is a major blow against women and the progression we've made in the last hundred years.

@Ripley1994

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Misogyny in a dress, is still misogyny.

@judiththoren6176

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. These men 😅are also trying to take over EVERY ROLE WOMEN FILL IN SOCIETY.

@LizRealGirlBeauty

Жыл бұрын

I see a lot of misogyny and homophobia. They're erasing both groups. They're taking over and forcing women out, but also convincing gay people they "must really be trans."

@andythompson2009

Жыл бұрын

Well sort it out then girls...😂 ❤

@fion1flatout

Жыл бұрын

Yep. And Martin Luther King sorted out the race thing half a century ago. Not to mention we defeated the ideology of authoritarianism situations like lockdown in ww2. Why does anyone want to go back?

I once saw a video of a black high school student who refused to be identified as African American stating he's never been to Africa, none of his family members that he's ever known has been to Africa and he's as American as anyone else. Pretty sharp young man in my opinion but the entire crowd of students and teachers laughed at him and mocked him even though everything he said was backed up by fact and definitively rational. In other words, a person is intelligent, people are stupid and panicky and follow the crowd of least resistance

@TinkerBell-bt6vu

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely! Good for that young man to stand up for himself like that. Another thing that has ALWAYS bothered me about that term is that not all black people have heritage from Africa. One single example is the Caribbean! But somehow they are stil supposed to be called "African"? It's crazy

@SlayTheSlaughter

7 ай бұрын

@@TinkerBell-bt6vusome black people are also ABORIGINALS (native Americans!)

@sarahlachman1349

6 ай бұрын

This is the problem with IGNORANCE. Not all people from Africa are black, and also HUMANITY Originated from Africa, so we're all Africans / of African decent. I see these fools would euate him to that, as his [more recent last 200 year of heritage] like has someone from modern Africa in it. The issue with Hyphen-American is it makes you see "other" and he's right. People need to stop being the pre-hyphen and just be Americans again. Of course thats how evil wins divide and conqure and let the ignorant aid you

@Boop…boop…boop

6 ай бұрын

It’s just an American thing, like nobody says here in England, I’m Afro-English, technically I’m angelo Irish, but if someone asked me, I’d be like I’m English it’s where you’re born unless someone asked you to expand I’d say I’m half Irish or someone else would say I’m half Japanese ect. Someone would never im Afro English because 20 generations ago someone was born there, like people kinda claim up until their grandparents if asked specifically where there from, it’s more lower class versus upper class here, not race wars.

@marlaolson4984

4 ай бұрын

I love that quote in MIB.

I was an athlete at the start of Title IX. I am stunned that the gains we made are being erased in the name of “fairness” to trans athletes. It seems women are being told, once again, to sit down and shut up. It’s heartbreaking.

@daphne1079

10 ай бұрын

Not if we stand together for truth. Our world is falling fast! We have to say no to evil.

@-whackd

8 ай бұрын

Women aren't athletes. Just because you're better than 12 year old boys doesn't make you good at a sport. That's why no one watches you, even your own parents.

JK’s tweets weren’t even transphobic. I did find one comment she wrote to be prophetic “If sex isn’t real, the lived reality of women globally is erased”. I found that interesting.

@mvv700

Жыл бұрын

I've searching high and low to find ANYTHING that she said that was transphobic or was to incite violence to trans people. I couldn't find anything. When Hogwarts Legacy released (a game based on the Harry Potter franchise, for those unaware) and had such an uproar about how supporting the game is 'supporting anti-trans propaganda' I asked so many people in KZread comment sections, in reddit etc. No one was able to finally give me any answer, someone went on to tell me 'go watch x youtuber', which I watched, which also gave no direct examples, then proceeded to read a massive essay on this youtubers site. In YT comment sections where I'd expect someone to know (like some trans youtubers) my comments were just promptly deleted for literally asking sincere questions what JK did. It's insane that not only people consider her to be transphobic or whatever, but to even go as far as to say she incites violence, then have 0 examples of what it is she did and refuse to elaborate. Yet they shout it off the rooftops.

@Midnitethorn

Жыл бұрын

I have a LBGQT friend who rages on how she is transphobic and sent me tons of breakdowns as to why ..... and I just didn't see it. I saw someone who was concerned about girls mental health, dangerous surgeries on children, and making sure things are fair and safe for everyone. Granted some of her tweets get a tad salty, but after years of harassment and death threats I can't really blame her

@kora4185

Жыл бұрын

This went through my head as a teen. I couldn’t understand wth she was on about until my gay friend was called transphobic for (hypothetically) not feeling ok if finding out his online boyfriend had a vagina. Our classmate said ‘so it isn’t love’ and he said ‘no… I love him, but isn’t my sexuality so we couldn’t work as a couple’, and she said smt like ‘if you only like a man because he’s stereotypically manly, this is transphobia, not sexuality, because men can look, and behave and have whatever genitalia’. So basically she meant his sexuality couldn’t exist if ‘gender’ doesn’t. Wich I guess is a similar deal with bathrooms: if anyone can identify and go to whichever… then why even have gendered bathrooms in the first place. And when you say this, plenty people agree on getting rid of it, but are usually the same people that (rightfully) bring up how unsafe it is for transpeople to go in bathrooms. So you know, wich one is it? Are bathrooms a vulnerable place for transpeople or not, and if they are for transpeople, aren’t they for women and kids? And if so, shouldn’t there be more care about it? And if so, how can anyone just enter in any whenever however?

@jojowynne233

Жыл бұрын

@@kora4185 yep it’s getting scary! I think your friend is wrong. If your not compatible sexually and can’t pursue an intimate relationship then I don’t see that as transphobic. A Lesbian is not going to seek out a partner that is a biological male. A heterosexual person doesn’t want to be with a person of the same sex. These are all our own individual choices that we are entitled too and it doesn’t make us transphobic or homophobic. Transgender persons have their right to choose also and should not expect the rest of the population to change preferences to meet their needs. I’m guessing many of them don’t. You are right about the bathroom issue and it seems to be getting worse. I watched a video the other day of a man who identified as female, but had a beard stubble everywhere and made no effort to look anything like a female complain on a video. Women did not want him in their bathroom with their children. It’s on The Blaire White Project. She is a Transwoman but calls them out every time. There’s been incidents of biological men showering fully naked at YWCA’s in front of children and nothing is done about it. I’m trying to remember the guys first name, surname is Okeefe, and he has recordings of women in jail saying they are being raped by male sex offenders that suddenly have identified as women, and they are locked up with them. These supposedly transgender prisoners get given oestrogen for free by the prison system for their transition, yet women that are in menopause and suffering dreadful symptoms can not get access to it. We all know about women’s sports. Leah Thomas happily stripped off to her show her biological male form to her fellow swimmers. Where’s there safe place to undress or not see that. Leah knows she’s doing the wrong thing but simply doesn’t care. So you were right all along. The safe spaces for women are dwindling. Prison isn’t safe, it’s worse, because they are locked up with them. Before if a man showed his naked body to a child he would be a sex offender, but now it’s ok, he feels like he’s a woman.

@jojowynne233

Жыл бұрын

@@mvv700 that’s what they do. Scream you down, violence or delete. I went through her tweets too thinking what was so bad? I came to the same conclusion as you - nothing! A few days ago, the woke mob struck again. There’s a children’s author named Judy Blume. She did an interview launching her new book and somewhere in the interview she said “I stand behind JK Rowling 100%”. They went after her big time. Obviously she was worried about her book sales so she came out with the apology saying her words were taken out of context. She meant that she stood by JK as someone who had been bullied and harassed online and that she stands with the LGBT plus community. It appeased them. They have too much power! With regards to Trans KZreadrs I follow The Blaire White Project. She’s against all the BS. So it’s good to see when members from their own community call out the ridiculousness that happens. I’m like you, I sometimes just have legitimate questions where you’re trying to get a better understanding. Actually I think Blaire did an episode on JK but I haven’t watched it yet because I’ve only found her channel not long ago. We all need to take our power back from this 2% of the population that is working hard at erasing us.

I've come to realize that being an old school liberal means I'm now a moderate conservative.

@jimreilly917

Жыл бұрын

Yup.

@whitneysanders6996

Жыл бұрын

Truth!

@amorphous0000

Жыл бұрын

Hilarious! 😆

@juliesomethinorother

Жыл бұрын

lol soz & welcome

@jessoliver2955

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to modern insanity

I listened to the analysis of the JKR debacle. All I came away with was that JKR had said, loudly and clearly, that men cannot become women and women cannot become men, as in biologically. Nowhere did I hear her denigrate trans people. All she did was state the obvious... I agree wholeheartedly with JKR - you can dress however you please, wear makeup, take hormones, have surgery... It will NOT turn you into the opposite sex. It simply does not. Truth may hurt, but it remains truth.

I officially call for a 'faithful, married couples month' 😂❤ We exist and we are not celebrated enough 🎉🎉🎉

“There’s never going to be a JK Rowing apology tour.” Never. And I love the hell out of her for it.

@BlacksmithTWD

Жыл бұрын

There should be a tour appologizing to JK Rowling though.

@ShalomDove

Жыл бұрын

@@BlacksmithTWD Agreed. She deserves a trans activist apology tour- and she definitely deserves an apology from former fans who turned on her over nothing

@jeremysears4263

Жыл бұрын

​@@ShalomDove 💯

@toysnaplaviscus

Жыл бұрын

...and then She made Dumbledore gay. Go her.

@usafvet100

Жыл бұрын

JK has all the eff you money she needs and more to say whatever she thinks about this or any other subject. She replied to a fan that scolded her for speaking up for women that she would store her fan's disappointment in the box where she kept her missing shucks, or something to that effect. 😂😂😂

Life without internet was the greatest time as a child. I actually got to experience life and develop my own understanding of the world around me, and learn how to communicate with others and regulate my emotions. There is a lot to be said for simplicity and natural surroundings.

@kimberlybrown5348

Жыл бұрын

Well said

@paulaneary7877

Жыл бұрын

I agree wholeheartedly! I I truly feel sorry for the kids today. I did not grow up with a computer either and I am just SO glad and thankful for that these days!

@Mojojojo85757

Жыл бұрын

I agree 100% and think about this a lot… I wonder sometimes if it’s just a part of getting old… thinking everything new is bad, scary, or trash. but I REALLY don’t think that’s what’s going on here. I’m an extremely open minded person, and I DID grow up with the internet to *some* extent… but nothing like these kids today. I honestly feel like apps like tik tok and Instagram are killing the youth and poisoning their minds… and with the development of AI on the brink of a massive “growth spurt” the digital world is about to become a very scary place… if we don’t get our sh*t together soon it’s looking like the end times 😂 ⚰️ 🙏🏼 It is crucial for parents to set boundaries, limit phone/internet time, and manage what your child is viewing on the internet… it’s a dark twisted place full of deceit and predation. Stay safe out there and treat one another with kindness ❤

@rigelb9025

Жыл бұрын

It's just a shame you had to use the internet to convey that message.

@TinyMaths

Жыл бұрын

Damn! I definitely agree with this message. I mean, the internet has its u uses. It can be used to save time and to get valuable information that might help you avoid mistakes/scams etc; but it has brought along with it the unpleasant side of our nature, and even seems to amplify it at times.

I grew up reading Judy Bloom books with my mom, and it was such a beautiful memory... The fact that she bowed in cowardice after her books helped so many girls figure out their big feelings and growing up from a toddler to a teenager, disappoints me so much.

@connie2558

10 ай бұрын

So true, hurts my heart.

@Xelse0-wz4ld

9 ай бұрын

I find it difficult to wrap my brain around because at the time she was actively writing and publishing, there was a lot of pressure from conservative parents to keep her books out of school libraries and out of the hands of the children they were written for.

As a white person who has never been racist, i realized several years ago that when talking about an encounter with someone in public, we always started with "this black guy at the store..." It had absolutely nothing to do with encounter (be it positive or negative). It was quite an eye opening realization. So, i stopped doing it, if I caught my kids doing it I told them not to, and now if I hear someone start a statement that way, I ask why does it matter if they're black or white? Morgan Freeman is so right. Such simple wisdom.

@doclager420

10 ай бұрын

It matters for context in some case, if you want them to have the full picture and that person is involved in the story, then in that case you would use that to give the full picture, as well of the tone of everyone involved, when the person knows who you're talking about, like you're all buds, then yeah, obviously it's not needed, you just say "so me and Craig were waking to the store, right..." But yeah if they aren't part of the story you don't need that descriptor for them, they're just a guy that was there in the background, I hope I said clearly, some times I don't make things quite as clear as I mean to lol Anyway have a great day. Much love.

@user-pu4bk7bf1g

5 ай бұрын

If someone needs a description of someone for a reason you have to say white guy or black Guy

@vedicpride

4 ай бұрын

Yes but people are colored fact

@annfraley-mylife

4 күн бұрын

I was watching a boxing match between a black man and a white man and it was hilarious to hear the commentators try to avoid referring to them by color. The boxers were the under card so they weren’t famous enough to default to their names. The normal thing was to use the colors of their trunks but they were wearing the same colors. It was so funny.

I have always supported JK, even more when she made those tweets. Anyone who disagrees with her is free to do so. But hate is never okay.

@mr.dr.prof.patrick7284

Жыл бұрын

i mean technically it’s not okay but they can still hate… but we can just point and laugh in their faces bc they look like a dog chasing it’s tail

@kimgow7671

Жыл бұрын

It's not hate, it's just trurh!

@scarlett19b

Жыл бұрын

*JK Rowling said/posted Facts!* *Hence why They're so Mad!* *Let Them stay Mad!*

I'm so proud of Piers for defending Riley. I also agree with and support the views of Morgan and JK.

@trala8911

Жыл бұрын

Why are you proud? It’s pretty much in line with his usual opinions and he’s not exactly known for giving a crap about whether his views are considered to be controversial; in fact, he seems to thrive on it. Pick any topic and his views are probably counter to whatever the mainstream opinion is. I mean, fair enough to agree with him or whatever, but being proud feels a little much.

@havanafayre

Жыл бұрын

How did Piers go from being a huge donut on America's Got Talent to epically based? I feel like it's been shifting slowly but maybe that's just me.

@LizRealGirlBeauty

Жыл бұрын

@@havanafayre I think it happened around the time him and Jeremy Clarkson buried the hatchet and became friends. And then it was really forced upon him when he was one of the first people to speak out against Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.

@Remy4489

Жыл бұрын

That's because those particular "views" are not mere opinions (on those relevant subjects) they are simply the acknowledgment of reality.

I so appreciate Morgan Freeman's viewpoint! I will rejoice when the day comes that we no longer judge a person by their skin color. I appreciate your commentary. Keep up the great work!

@user-kf8wb2cq4f

11 ай бұрын

I think that modern people use race or skin color differences for fame, power and $$$.

I've only just found your channel & it's restored my faith in humanity. Being a 63 year old white woman, I agree with you & am so relieved to find there are still sane people in this world. Why can't we all just treat each other as human beings. There seems to be an utter breakdown of decency & what I would call basic human kindness. So please carry on saying what is sane & right & true!

As someone with mixed racial ancestry, I agree with Morgan Freeman. Someone may be "black" or "African American" in the US, but in the continent of Africa this term is meaningless. Instead they will identify with their country or with their tribal background.

@joeday4293

Жыл бұрын

The same thing goes for our tribal people. If you meet someone of native ancestry, you may meet an Apache, you may meet a Choctaw, you may meet a Lakota, you may meet an Iroquois, but rarely if ever will you meet anyone who says they are a Native American. That is a made-up white people federal government word.

@Indigazure

Жыл бұрын

I been known this. The Western World created all of the so called racial categories and implemented them onto people. No so called "minorities " had a say in how we are labeled. It sucks we can't all just be Americans, we have to be separated with an ethnic prefix.

@Stopthecäq

Жыл бұрын

As someone who’s African 😂 he’s right

@coolguy1538

Жыл бұрын

I can't see any problem pointing someone out, you'd say, that black or white guy over there, if that's the easiest, quickest way, I'd imagine it'd be the same if I was in Africa, they'd probably point to me and say, that white guy over there. I can't see any harm in it, but yh it's weird hearing African American, we don't say African English.

@michaeldavis2001

Жыл бұрын

Black History Month is a concession to keep us quiet. It is bread and circuses. I am a person. Notably, the N-word has been well championed, notably, by Quentin Tarantino (without a word of complaint).

I always considered myself a liberal person. Recent years and events told me otherwithise. I look at these leftists and "their" truth and realise: This is not THE truth anymore

@frankcaggiano8282

Жыл бұрын

The political Right and Left have absolutely NO connection to their original purpose. The right, at one time, believed in free market and allowing corporations to succeed by doing literally whatever they want with no restrictions, even and especially if it harms people or the environment. The left was originally about regulation and keeping corporations accountable for their impacts and employees' well-being. Neither of these things are even close to part of the "right" or "left" discourse nowadays, it's all entirely 100% identity politics. It's always "us" or "them".

@wolfofthewest8019

Жыл бұрын

You're still a liberal person. You didn't abandon liberalism, they did. Go ask them what they think about liberals. According to the progressive left, liberals are just another color of fascist. But if you still care about concepts like the right to free speech, the marketplace of ideas, the need for reasoned debate and intellectual inquiry, trust in objective reality, evidence and facts, human liberty, freedom of conscience, and all these other things that the left now rejects, then you are still a liberal. They are just illiberal in the extreme.

@elliegreen872

Жыл бұрын

I still believe in helping people down on their luck,equality in education , health and housing , but I am finding myself very out of step with a lot of this weird stuff.

@trala8911

Жыл бұрын

@elliegreen872 Same here, my friend.

@CyberMachine

Жыл бұрын

@@elliegreen872 This is why I feel politically homeless.

I heard of a woman who witnessed a robbery or purse snatching in London. She described the perpetrator as an "African American, about X tall, medium weight" and the Bobbie interrupted her and asked, "Are you sure he was an African American?" to which she replied, "Yes. He was clearly black." The officer then asked, "But how did you know he was an American?"

❤ Thank you Amala for promoting sanity. This is unreal. Thank you.

@believer80

10 ай бұрын

She's great isn't she? I'm new to the channel but I put these guys on when I'm doing my morning chores, God Bless you ❤

"Riley is speaking up for herself" Funny, she speaks for me also

@dennisdean7433

Жыл бұрын

She's also relevant to other women resentful of men pretending to be women dominating women's sports. She's also absolutely right about men invading women's sports...they don't belong there"PERIOD!"

@Gonegirls12

Жыл бұрын

And me

@Mojojojo85757

Жыл бұрын

But let it be a trans woman (aka biological male) speaking up and suddenly she speaks for all women 🤣 the thinking is so backwards on the left it makes my head spin. In a sense, everyone is only EVER speaking for themselves, if we go by her stupid logic. But seeing as how Riley is a prominent member of the FEMALE SEX active in an field that claims to be a WOMENS division… I’d say she’s pretty qualified to speak on behalf of women. Or maybe we should ask a REAL woman like Dylan Mulvaney 😂 excuse me… “girl” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️

@ohlookatmethechickennugget

Жыл бұрын

And me

@susanaffonso255

Жыл бұрын

Me too

I had MANY PEOPLE saying I was DEPRIVING our son of so many opportunities on the Internet but we had him on many puzzles and animal planet He never got a pc or phone until 15 . We wanted him to use his brain and imagination. He was always given everything he needed. He is now a molecular biologist

@Mari-st8sl

Жыл бұрын

You did what was right as a parent! Kids are being deprived from using their imagination with all these devices. I have seen it. Kids don’t know how to play anymore w/o a device.

@williammaxwell1919

Жыл бұрын

Microbioligist ~ someone who contributes to the resilence of our society rather than some woke drone who wants to tear it all down. You should be proud of your son.

@ecomaganat

Жыл бұрын

good parenting

@ladyt3182

Жыл бұрын

Our payed for their own phones and they graduated with honors. One has her own business, one is a personal trainer, one is the medical field, and the last 2 are entering college.

@jodiz5901

11 ай бұрын

Yay for you as a parent and yay for him! My kids didn't get PCs until they started college. When I got them cell phones they were prepaid for emergency only. I didn't even let them get their driver's permits until they were 16 when all their friends were already driving. They have turned out great.

This video got me thinking, Morgan Freeman makes total sense. For example: In USA public school we were taught to put everything in categories (segregate) and the meaning of colors (put labels on colors). Even in stories the white knight vs the black knight which represented good vs evil so I understand why he doesn't want to identify as Black which is perceived often as evil. Like you said "black people" are all shades of brown not even black. I think racism can only be defeated by teaching children in the schooling system then the next generation would be that hope. Schools should have 12 years of moral class and life skills class (not religious) it's ok to put things in categories but don't label colors as good and evil. Everyone is born with good and evil in them but what we do defines us as good or evil not our skin color. Subbed and LIKED 👍👍

Im so happy to have found Amala. Amazing brain. So articulate and engaging ❤

Love your work. I show my 11 year old daughter your shows. It's great to see a strong and ethical female presence online. Keep up the great work

@jhandlebar9015

Жыл бұрын

be careful. you don't want your daughter growing up with too much common sense. how will she ever be able to relate with her colleagues if she ends up a teacher, or politician.

@ny_thep

Жыл бұрын

​@J Handlebar We need smart teachers. School are full of brainless wokes.

@julesmcgulesmusic09

Жыл бұрын

@@jhandlebar9015😂😂

@thecamillarose9806

Жыл бұрын

Amala is so well spoken and clear she's the perfect role model

@hollaybee

Жыл бұрын

​@@thecamillarose9806 she really is ! I will show my daughter when she's a little older 😅

Riley is not speaking up for *herself* ! She’s again, one of the people that came out behind the curtain and decided to show their face. Riley Is a champion and good on her for defending THE SPORT THAT SHES RESPECTED FOR DECADES.

I love your show ! It's refreshing to see that there's still young people in our society that has morals and integrity.... keep up the good work ! 👍

The moms approach was THE ONLY appropriate response and action. Good on her!!!!

JK Rowling, Morgan Freeman & Riley Gaines are TRUTH!

Жыл бұрын

Morgan raped and killed his Grand daughter but I do agree with him on this point.

@chrisalldis3375

Жыл бұрын

@ I think you should offer some proof of this as I have never heard of that before & were there any charges, as that is a serious accusation & if he was reading that comment or someone made him aware of it then he could easily sue you for defamation.

@johncarlofernandez2698

Жыл бұрын

@ I screenshot your comment just in case you try to delete your accusation

@sandrawilliamson8108

Жыл бұрын

​@ proof

Damn, I just googled 'Can Men Menstruate?' and 95% of sites say yes...🙄 God please help us out of this mess of lies.

@tamialeslie7187

10 ай бұрын

The delusion 😬is honestly offensive

@sjpercy1334

4 ай бұрын

It’s deeply worrying! Sad state of affairs!

@eveningwhisk7736

4 ай бұрын

If a man can menstruate he needs medical attention fast.

One of the best parts of homeschooling is finding a good history curriculum that includes the contributions of all Americans and even tells the uncomfortable truths, in a way that kids can understand.

I'm grateful that I was sheltered from certain things and taught what was right. I can't stand how people today always talk about how celebrities are role models for their kids. That's so ridiculous to me because my role models were actual real-life people that were in my life everyday and I really looked up to them. I did not have a cell phone until I was like 17 and I did not have a car until I was like 19

This brings me back to a statement my father told me, " A person telling the truth better have his horse saddled and ready to ride". So true in today's world as it was back in the 50's.

@titaniumwolf1123

Жыл бұрын

Damn he butchered the shit out of that quote. Boomers are so silly. And... Retarded occasionally. And by occasionally I mean always

As a 50 year old male I love this young ladies intelligence. Most young people have lost the ability to think for themselves. Probably a product of social media. Anyway it gives me a little hope for the future.

On point, as always 💯 🎯👏🏻 Love you, Amala!🎉❤❤❤

My boyfriend is an attorney that briefly worked as a DA in one of these liberal cities. He is what you would call an old school democrat,and I had been telling him that the reason the city has become so dangerous is these leftist policies. After a few weeks working in that office,he had to admit I was right. He was discouraged by how hard it was to punish law breakers. He saw judges handing out ridiculously light sentences,and the police stopped showing up for trials, because they knew their testimonies were meaningless; criminals weren't being held accountable. He said a lot of the crimes were violent,and he sympathized with the victims who were often treated with less consideration than the criminals.

As a middle school female athlete, I’m honestly so scared not only for me but the other girls I play with. Even at practice when they just have us warming up or just being grouped together for conditioning (I do track and field), they blow all the girls away, including boys who havent even hit puberty yet beating the crap out of mostly grown well trained girls. Im talking by up to 30 seconds. We dont compete against biological boys in my league, thank our good God. But I feel so bad for all the girls having their opportunities taken away, and who are unable to have a voice because of these bureaucrats just bending a knee to Big Brother and the Thought Police. Good job to Riley Gaines for standing up even though its hard, I cant imagine having to go through literally being assaulted to stand up for truth. And kudos to Amala and her team for bringing this up!

@MommaOsoIrish67

Жыл бұрын

I have a question. Would a transgender player, regardless of anatomy, also be allowed in the girl's locker room?

@jimreilly917

Жыл бұрын

@@MommaOsoIrish67 They are n some districts on both coasts. It was tried by districts in my hometown of STL….but parents went nuclear. Thank God.

@rebeccamcguire2798

Жыл бұрын

All of you just need to pull a walk out and refuse to play against males or have them in your dressing areas period end of storie be like the athlete who refused to take a podium with a male athlete till they take note girls and women won’t stand for males who have mental health issues have no bisness in female sports they are not females they are males who chose to identify as a women and are lazy to fully transition

@MommaOsoIrish67

Жыл бұрын

@@jimreilly917 I can't imagine any parent being okay with their children, teenagers, sharing locker room with opposite sex!

@jimreilly917

Жыл бұрын

@@MommaOsoIrish67 Also in St. Louis is BJC Medical Center…which now has a gender transition clinic. Including full surgery. An employee recently came forward and alleged very coercive “counseling “ of children by staff. Parents are allowing this if not encouraging it. And such mutilation of children was condemned at the Nuremberg Trials. Nazis were hanged for this.

That mother that went after her son in that riot is a hero in my book. I was just thankful that no one tried to stop her. We need more mothers and fathers like her.

@michaeldavis2001

Жыл бұрын

I'd be very surprised if she doesn't get arrested for doing the job of the authorities, but at least her son isn't ending up dead on the street (this time).

@brookeschultz1318

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeldavis2001This was like 7 years ago, I know for a fact that she wasn’t arrested.

@BlacksmithTWD

Жыл бұрын

If all parents of all those kids acted like her there wouldn't have been a riot.

@siobahnhurley85

Жыл бұрын

I remember that. She was actually praised, for being a good mom. The local newspaper in my state made an editorial comic for her on mother’s day. It said “Thank you mom, for saving me from myself.”

@shivag73

Жыл бұрын

That so would have been me. I cheered that mother when I first saw it on the news.

You're a bright torch of sanity in the middle of all this chaos. Thank you, God Bless

I’m Soooo glad I stumbled onto your site. I’m 66 years old. Keeping updated on and discussing and voicing my opinions and beliefs regarding current and past events. KZread kept putting your shorts into my feed so I watched and listened. Wow. Wow. Wow. You hit the nail on the head every single time. 🎉 You cause me to laugh while at the same time seriously consider the old adage: “The forwarder I go The beginner I get” and how it applies today. 😊

As a 69 year old woman, who worked my entire life being a voice for women, marginalized people , I am so thrilled to find you. I practice critical thinking every day of my life. I raised 6 children and being an active, participating member of our family was very important for all of us. I wish more people would be willing to step back and look at all sides of the topic. Better yet debate the side you aren’t supporting. Eye opening process. This is the reason I am a conservative today.

@jayt3972

Жыл бұрын

You are a conservative only because the extreme left has gone far too left.

@QuinnieMae

11 ай бұрын

I agree with you on all that you've said except, 1) I'm not a conservative, - and - 2) I'm 50

@hansschmidt1880

10 ай бұрын

@@QuinnieMae When you're young you're on the left, maybe even left-wing extremists. As you get older, you become thoughtful, provided you think. At the end of this process, especially when you have your own family, possibly your own business, you are bound to become conservative.

@tamaraliske3836

8 ай бұрын

When I was young I considered myself a conservative democrat.now I'm a liberal/ moderate Republican. I'm 59 and agree with you

My 25 & 21 yr old daughters tell me often how grateful they are we “made them” play outside. They glow when talking about picking blackberries, climbing trees & playing on the swing set with friends in the front yard. When I say made them, I mean they had options. They could help mom with laundry, clean room, etc. or play outside. 100% of the time they chose outside. 😂 I truly believe afternoon & weekend play help to form well rounded children. Even as adults they have phones & social media but use free time to engage with friends in the outdoors. ❤

@jenpotatz6194

11 ай бұрын

My neighbourhood wasn't safe and everyone in my home was busy when I was a kid. How I miss craving to play badminton or just running outside when I was kid bc I was never allowed to. I can tell your children are extremely grateful for giving them such opportunities

I just found you here, so good to find a young person with their head screwed on right, as in you are sensible, perceptive and smart. New fan, well done.

I freaking love listening to you guys. Thank God there are still some young beautiful peeps in this world that was raised with common sense, and logic. Thankyou to U and your team.

Letting biological men compete in women's sports is not only unfair, it should be illegal. It's using the biological benefits of the stronger male sex against biological women. That should be equivalent to men using steroids to gain an unfair advantage over other male competitors.

@BlacksmithTWD

Жыл бұрын

Depends on the sport. Some sports don't need weight devision, some sports don't need sex division.

@sandrawilliamson8108

Жыл бұрын

​@@BlacksmithTWD no man should be playing any sports against woman.

@BlacksmithTWD

Жыл бұрын

@@sandrawilliamson8108 Ever heared of mixed double in tennis? And how about chess?

@sandrawilliamson8108

Жыл бұрын

@@BlacksmithTWD just as long as a woman head doesn't get crushed.

@BlacksmithTWD

Жыл бұрын

@@sandrawilliamson8108 Literally or figuratively?

I used to work at Target back in PA and the ppl who steal are the same 5 people. The police told us to stop calling them. Meanwhile in Korea, we have a national lost and found service, I got back my wallet and sunglasses that I loss on the bus. None of my cards had been used.

You certainly embody my family motto "Verite Sans Peur" Truth Without fear. We need more people with your bravery to speak truth about difficult subjects regardless of the consequences.

Sound of Freedom. The silence from those who have remained silent is deafening.

Men and women should not compete with each others. And thank you to all men and women fighting for it! God bless you all! 🙏🏼

@moma-b

Жыл бұрын

Imo men and women should get the chance to compete with each other PROVIDED they both VOLUNTARILY want to do so. E.g. in chess or sports where they don't have a sex/gender based disadvantage and all parties agree. But I definitely disagree with allowing trans women compete with women just as trans men competing with men. Imo those men athletes who won over a trans men will always have to face with the accusations of beating up a woman and/or being ashamed in case they would lose against a trans man. And of course there are some men who would feel uncomfortable to touch the body of a trans man. (Understandably so)

@moma-b

Жыл бұрын

@@JusHaveFun Was it such a big sacrifice? Everyone says Bud Light tastes bad. 😂

@WarBirdGhost

Жыл бұрын

Leftists idiocracy. These people have a malfunction in their brains.

@lisakurak3733

Жыл бұрын

If a woman wants to play cricket with men, she should be allowed. The opposite is not true. A man should not be playing sports with women.

My son is 7. He has an amazon fire. Its restricted for internet, youtube is removed, and if theres any app he tries to download, it messages me for approval. His playtime on it is limited, reading time is unlimited. KZread is password locked on all of our smart tvs and he doesnt know the code and like his shows, im extremely picky too. Hes, for the most part, an outside kid, loves to climb trees jump on the trampoline, ride his toys, chalk, etc. His dad has him every other weekend at my sons great grandmas house. He has a phone, a tablet, and a smart tv at his disposal. He talks about exploding cars and playing games where he murders people when he comes home. Hes even brought up the "big blue monster" referring to the fuzzy blue monster that teachers kids how to murder their family on youtube kids. (Ive tried to tell them he doesnt need to be around it and there needs to be stricter boundaries, but they dont listen.) And the behavioral differences between when he comes home and adjusts to our house versus a weekend with his dad after all that exposure is absolutely ridiculous. The fact that someone would call a parent abusive for restricting such dangerous content is repulsive.

@samanthafoshee2154

Жыл бұрын

@Shannon i did this when we went to court the first time and they told me it was all hearsay and told me text messages dont prove anything either because anyone could have sent those messages, it doesnt mean that he did. Then again, i had a crappy, pervy lawyer that needed hugs before and after my appointments and told me i might have to sell myself to pay for my legal fees. 🙃

@magicfeliuri2681

Жыл бұрын

That blue. Thing worse chather every

@ani-ma-tion5326

Жыл бұрын

Good on you to take these boundaries with ur son! This is how I grew up, and meeting the people I’ve met now I can see I’m very different from people my age, Keep doing what ur doing! Ur son will thank you one day.

Good point...kids don't get anywhere like enough exercise, like riding bikes, skating, just running around avoiding rocks being thrown at them....increase energy, emotional energy through bonding etc...❤❤

The lack of punishment just invites more crime. When there are no rules or construct defining what is acceptable you create a monster of extremes aggressively looking for it's boundaries.

Speaking of 'Black History Month', every year in school I noticed all hell would break loose each time it came around. For the entirety of the school year no one even talked or made a point whatsoever about anyone's skin colour. It wasn't even a second thought. But as soon as BHM came around, those who were of colour got the stankest attitude towards anyone white..There were constant fights and arguments. Then as soon as BHM was over, absolutely everyone went back to normal and got along. I noticed it every single year. Even for the years below ours. But you can't cancel the teaching of it because you'll be called racist. 🙄 Not that you are putting a stop to tensions forming throughout the school and possible serious injuries due to fighting.

@nicolenewsome4863

11 ай бұрын

How can anyone forgive each other like nothing happened?

@user-pu4bk7bf1g

5 ай бұрын

They should just teach histor

Thank you for standing up for dennis prager. Amala, even with your cold you are easy and fun to hear and understand. Wish there were merch for fans like Tshirts of your show title.

Have a step-son who, after 17 years of testosterone fueled rages against on-line gamers and his mother, suddenly decided he was transgender....and a few months later wanted to have a procedure to check to see if he had vestigial ovaries because he decided he is experiencing PMS. (can you guess what the results were). Dennis is correct...there is so much of this going on.

African-American, Chinese-American, European-American, Indian-American, Native-American, Mexican-American, Mid-Eastern-American, etc., Yadda, Yadda, Yadda... WE ARE ALL JUST AMERICAN!!! And most of us have so much mixed blood in us that we can't figure it all out! We used to be PROUD to be just AMERICAN - the MELTING POT OF THE WORLD!!! Let us get back to that point!!! Thanks again for another great show, Amala!

@peterang6912

Жыл бұрын

There are more melting pots in the world...

@debratuchman9569

Жыл бұрын

Yes, but America is a melting pot. When people come here, they don’t want to give up their past heritage That’s why they go by where they were from. American black American African-American Chinese American we’re American but we also bring with us an extra plus. But yes, we are all Americans.

Dennis totally deserves that apology AND an invite back on the show to receive such apology in person

I was thinking how come the USA have passed these laws which allow people to vandalize and rob with NO consequences?? It’s insane, I’m Brazilian and I can tell you, when we were visiting the estates we were so cautious because the police was intense and very strict, my father passed a red light one time because he was there for too long and the thing was broken and the traffic was non existent, immediately he was caught and we had a huge headache to solve the incident. That was definitely over the top but I ratter have that kind of strictness than total caos

Great show, both of you❗️ Agreed on pretty much all your points. Thanks for the fun and down to earth ways to look at the world without fear and impositions. Hope your cold goes away soon. 🙏💗

I think if you can put out content like this at your age with such clarity and confidence - it won't be long before the world is your oyster. Awesome to see!

That mother with five girl and one boy deserves a medal that is what a proper parent does hats off to her 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿she is looking after her children's mind and bodies

@JanelleNicole777

Жыл бұрын

I wish I had a mom that cared that much. You can tell she loves her kids.

You’re amazing! You’re so right about kids! Let them be kids and get crazy and have fun and run around with that unlimited energy! Any adult that wants to medicate that is lazy and doesn’t want to spend the time to appreciate and channel that pure, god-given source. I know it can be hard as a parent, but when we let go and just listen, it can heal all and be the greatest stress reliever in life. Sometimes we have to remember that they’re the enlightened ones 😃

It’s so crazy how that there is no consequences for those looting and destroying everything, it’s disgusting!!

I've had black friends since the 70s. We do everything together.. our favorite thing to do is going fishing. We talk about all this crap going on and we just shrug and shake our heads. We have our family of friends and it'll stay that way. Wr all thought we were past this shit 25, 30 years ago. Why is all this getting put out there again now in 2023... we're confused. We're best friends till the end.

@magicfeliuri2681

Жыл бұрын

Agree

I have not watched the entire video yet but I have to comment on the first few minutes where this representative is saying Riley is solely standing up or making a fuss for herself. Like it’s a selfish issue she is talking about yet it’s ok for Leah Thomas to go out there and comment about how proud she is to be a trans-woman getting to compete in women’s sports. Why is that “women” allowed to speak about competing in a sport but the biological woman is told she needs to be quiet and not selfish.

@user_angelmum

Жыл бұрын

Stand up for women ..by not calling Thomas "she" he has not transitioned..he has just become a eunuch..

@judiththoren6176

Жыл бұрын

I think Lia Thomas still has it's junk

@jamesmodlin6279

Жыл бұрын

Its projection on the representative's part. She actually the one making her stance for likes and clicks, not Riley. What happened to Riley at that university was nothing less than a hostage situation and everyone one of those students who held her against her will should be expelled and charged as domestic terrorists. Their actions should follow them for the rest of their lives.

@WhiteTiger333

Жыл бұрын

Leah is allowed to speak over Riley, because everyone on the face of the earth knows he is a man, so he gets to say. Riley, as a woman, is supposed to shut up and shove over. It's one-sided, two-faced hot mess.

Thank you for your pod cast. I appreciate your work to inform us.

“Don’t question the narrative.” That’s their mantra. Thank you for calling them out out on this. Keep speaking up Amala. BTW I love your style. Love this podcast and the little videos you include to highlight your points.

I can pinpoint the exact moment the trans community stopped being serious to me and I saw what was coming. Think back to when Oprah was on everyday. I watched it with my mom. Some episodes were definitely better than others, but we watched pretty much daily. Anyway, there was an episode that was supposed to be this huge deal where a man was having a baby. In my mind I thought, oh wow! Science has come such a long way that this is now possible. They built that episode up with so many commercials, showing the guy with his pregnant belly, all the things. Then we find out he's actually a biological woman. And my trust in the show and the trans community went out the door because I knew it was all a lie and that they would keep making up bigger and bigger lies. I don't have an issue with gay, trans, whatever people. Be who you want, with who you want. But don't force it on the kids, and don't lie to millions of people who probably thought that science had done something it in fact had not. I was a teen at the time. I was on the side of the gay and trans community being bullied and whatever til that point. Now I just can't take most of them seriously. The friends and people in my life that are gay and bi are fantastic people who actually know who they are. The trans community is not the same and does seem full of delusional people that will say anything they want to prove an invalid point.

@ArdenBijou

Жыл бұрын

I honestly completely forgot that had happened until reading this. I blocked it out because I thought it was so ridiculous. Now these actual women call themselves “seahorse dads” and say that men can have periods, men can get pregnant. I cannot.

@tylerthomas7763

Жыл бұрын

We weren’t forcing it on anybody. I am Trans and it’s like you said we are who we are but if you think we’re going around forcing it I don’t think you know our community well. We just want to live in peace and do the best versions of ourselves. I definitely don’t even interact with kids at all I’m very social with adults the only person I know who is a kid is my niece and when she’s around she doesn’t even ask me about the trans thing.

@jeffzeiler346

Жыл бұрын

The crazed trans activists are disgusting. I despise them, and am suspicious of anyone that is a member of that community. they are not all crazy and corrupt, but very few of them have the courage to speak up against the insanity. That fear and cowardice are an indictment of the entire community. I have lost all patience with them, the corruption and lack of integrity have left me with zero tolerance for their insane, mentally ill corruption.

@groomergirl6642

Жыл бұрын

@@tylerthomas7763 I feel you're likely in the majority of the community. But like any group, the loudest, most ridiculous ones get the most attention.

@blackieja

Жыл бұрын

Groomergirl: couldn't have said it better. Yep I used to love watching Oprah until that episode, I too was looking forward to watching it because I thought science had evolved and I was going to learn something. But was I so disappointed to find out she broadcasted a lie she used in order bring so many more people into this lie. This was the day I stopped watching her shows. I thought I was going to learn something new,only to find out that a biological woman was having a baby, the only difference was she decided she wanted to be a man but hadn't gotten rid of her ovaries/ reproductive inners.

Riley isn’t “just trying to get likes and clicks.” In fact she is facing a giant wave of backlash and vitriol and opening herself up to be very susceptible to fierce criticism.

@marykali3603

Жыл бұрын

So what!! She’s speaking the truth!

Love Love Love! Your vids are super refreshing! I love the discussions.

My mother was woman athlete of the year in 1979 at her university for Basketball. I’ve always been so proud of her! KEEP FEMALE SPORTS FEMALE!!

My kids ( 24 year old son, 21 year old twin girls) grew up with both parents in the home, and stuff slipped through the cracks. I can't imagine what that Mom deals with on a daily basis. Let's put her on a can of Bud Light and give her a Nike endorsement.

@Darkskyy3

Жыл бұрын

Yesss!!! Would be much more well deserved…

@elettramia6380

Жыл бұрын

Amen

@tinam761

Жыл бұрын

That momma was saving his life! I would have lost my absolute mind if I had to go wrangle 1 of 5 kids who decided they think they know it all. My kids are twins 28 and 31 now. They gave me a few gray hairs…

@andersf5521

Жыл бұрын

@tinam761 Got some greys too, and yet, I would do it all over again tomorrow. I miss them being little.

Blessings to Amala and her truth telling! As the Bible states: you will know the truth and the truth will set you free!

Morgan Freeman is a highly intelligent man. Always a pleasure to hear whatever he has to say.

You answered the stance on abortion question very respectfully and graciously. Well done! I'm so impressed with you in general and delighted that I found your channel.

I think Morgan Freeman has that Fatherly wisdom energy to many of us because he’s been the narrator in so many classic movies and he quite literally played the voice of God in Bruce Almighty and some documentaries like March of penguins

@les907

Жыл бұрын

In the absence of Bill Cosby, I don't see why Morgan Freeman shouldn't be the next 'America's Dad'

You are a fierce, intelligent and beautiful woman. To possess your insight and understanding at 23 is phenomenal. Love your podcast, and enjoy both of your perspectives and opinions - you could teach your peers in Aotearoa here (New Zealand) a LOT.

@inthemiddle8787

Жыл бұрын

100% our little country is turning to shit!

I am a single mother and sacrificed a lot of my life and career to be able to be near my only son. I don't regret this for a minute as my boy, thank God, is a good child and hasn't been a trouble. It has been a pleasure guiding him and looking after him. It hasn't been easy and still few years to go. But I am happy to sacrifice, so my son is on a good path. I can't imagen to have 5 kids and trying to be on their toes. Is difficult. I feel for that mum.

She responded like a true politician.....avoid making a stand!!!

The world has gone absolutely mad. I am so glad you are here to sort through all this mess.

My daughter has gotten flack for not having a cellphone. She is almost 13 and we don’t plan on getting any of our kids phones until they drive or are in a lot of extra after school activities. When she explained that one kid said “I’ve had one since I was 4.” The other responded with”Damn your parents are strict.” Her friend said “No they’re protecting them.” Other than tv My kids get electronics on the weekends during school days. Also, my whole family is repeat sneezers 😂

@hydrolito

11 ай бұрын

Cellphone is a distraction to driver.

@Lilolindiriel

9 ай бұрын

My children got very ol' ti es Phone so they could ring and say if they got late and we could contact them if we couldn't find them and that was the only things they could use them for or very primitive games.

When I first got a phone, I was given the choice of whether I wanted a touch screen, or a flip phone, and I picked the flip phone, cause I thought it was cool. I got my phone younger than my mom would have preferred, but as a single parent, she needed a way to contact me for emergencies. When I was younger, that's all my phone was. It had texting and calling, and that was it. In fact, I even let it die for multiple months on end, without even realizing it was dead because I didn't use it very often. (I know, a little irresponsible of me, but what can I say, I was like, 13. 😂) Then one year for Christmas, my dad got me a smart phone (which I never would have asked for, but I also didn't like making lists for holidays, cause I usually didn't want anything, so he struggled, not being around me often enough to know what I would want). I honestly didn't want it, but felt like I had to pretend to be excited and stuff, cause, well, it was my dad, and it was the first time I'd ever gone to spend Christmas with him, and Pokemon Go was still pretty popular at the time, so I was also a little excited at the idea of finally getting to play. Now I'm sitting here, watching this episode, playing an idle game on my phone, I can't even pick just one electronic. I can barely put my phone down for 1 minute, and if I do, I have to trade it off with another electronic just to convince myself to get off of my phone. I honestly just wish I could go back to the days before I ever experienced having an iphone, but it's much harder to go back now, because there are things now that I would miss. I just wish I could go back to the years when I touched my electronics maybe, once a month at most, because I had so many other things that I enjoyed doing much more. 😞

Love you girl, please keep speaking the Truth! We need more like mined people like yourself. One race "Human Race".

I was raised the same way Matt Walsh raised his kids. The only difference was my parents were owners of a very private school that screened it's students before accepting them. No phone, no internet. I disliked it so much but realized how helpful it was. I had hobbies like art, sports, and reading. I got into college for a full ride kn a volleyball scholarship. When the pandemic came and we earned less from our jobs, I was able to write and create commissioned art to sell. All the time I would've spent on my phone was spent honing skills. I look at my friends and think they're wonderful people but they don't have hobbies. They just go to work, drink with friends, sleep, and repeat.

@user-ig6pz6pz5x

Жыл бұрын

AMEN!!!!!! My daughter goes to a Waldorf school (no tech or tv) and prior we did let her watch TV as our babysitter which now makes me feel so icky. She is 3.3 and while she tells me she wishes to watch tv, she understands it. She can keep herself occupied. We as a society, need to really take a deep dive into what technology, music aka pop music, tv is doing to us. What harmful subconscious programming are they ingraining in our lives.

I used to be a security guard in retail and it was very frustrating having to stand there and watch people steal and cause scene, not being able to do anything due to their policies. Why have security if you're not allowed to secure anything?

I have to agree with you and Matt Walsh. I grew up in a world that didn't have the internet. I remember the dial-up VPN introduction, and when Facebook first came out, I was 21. when I opened a Facebook account. I was an early adopter, as I have friends around the world. That account is hacked and I cannot get a response from Facebook to unpack it after filling out the official time more than 60 times with no response. They should be shut down.

*Amala you're SPOT ON about putting LABELS on people!* 🔥

Its nice to see smart young people like you! Your Dad and Mom must be very proud !

@jayt3972

Жыл бұрын

Her mom is hardcore liberal and is upset she has left the left.

As a fellow Morgan, I'm proud to be a part of the Morgan community.

I have a white friend who was born and raised in South Africa and is now married to a white American man. She has been heard to say that their children will be African-American, because they will have an African parent and an American parent, even though there's a good chance they will be blond and blue-eyed and easily sunburned, like their father. I think she makes more sense with that argument than those who call a person with a little bit of melanin and a long line of American ancestors on both sides African-American.

He’s not abusing them he’s protecting them from this screwed up world! My daughter doesn’t allow her children to have devices

Judy Blums book "Are you there God? it's me Margaret." Is being made into a movie, one I'm actually really excited about as her books helped me so much during puberty. I think it's an awesome time to show the story of an awkward teen trying to learn about her changing body, female friendship and womanhood (for obvious reasons) hope it's all a charade to get the movie out there with a positive impact on women and their daughters.

@trala8911

Жыл бұрын

I also read that book as a young teen, and enjoyed it. I also remember finding it really fascinating because the characters talked about the religious identity of their families, and coming from a part of Britain where I’d never met anyone under 60 who identified as any type of Christian I found it really interesting.

@blade797

Жыл бұрын

Me too, I read this book 4 times as a teen, it was comforting. It was a notable part of puberty, and I never forgot that book

@rachell8661

Жыл бұрын

Watch her do a bait and switch now and have the character turn trans. It would only be fitting for the sheep of clown world.

@RoseThea

Жыл бұрын

@@rachell8661 yeah I've had the thought, my HOPE is Judy Blum is trying to seem empathetic to the trans community so that she can reach people that need a gentle way back out of the chaos. Either way I already have my old copies for my daughter's to read the books so no money lost here. Her response was strong enough that I went 😬 maybe she means it

@LizRealGirlBeauty

Жыл бұрын

From what I've seen of the trailers, it looks like it takes place around the time it was written, so hopefully, none of that stuff comes into it.

That mother disciplining her son and teaching him right from wrong in front of his friends is inspiring to me. It helps me believe that there is hope for our Country. Great job mom ❤ Then I watch the next segment and I want to SCREAM!!! once again..😢

@astor78

Жыл бұрын

Respect to that mother. That son is damn lucky to have a mother that loves so much. As a teenager I was so rebellious and looking back I am so grateful for my upbringing. Kept me for making some stupid mistakes in life. Family values are so important. If I did something like that my mother would whoop my ass deservingly.

Filming whatever you do has become so normalized that if I do something cool and tell my friends about it, they literally will not believe me because they're like, "why isn't there a video of it?" Because *they* have to record absolutely everything cool they do. I *try* to remember to take a quick photo or video but otherwise I like to just experience the moment. It's part of the reason I abandoned FB...I don't feel like proving myself to anyone.

@scloftin8861

11 ай бұрын

I have a smart phone. Is it ever where I need it when a photo op shows up? Nope. although I do appreciate my middle kid who has her phone to hand a lot and takes pics of things like the rat or milk snake in the compartment with the water connections while she was working on repairing a leak. But even she doesn't document everything.

As Kevin Daniel’s said, accountability is Kryptonite to some young families folks

I can’t even give my mom internet access because she gets scammed every time, like hell I’m giving internet access to my toddler 🤦‍♀️

What’s interesting about the Teen Takeover from a personal standpoint; My sister lives in Chicago. She was actually planning to visit home to celebrate Dad’s birthday with the rest of the family, but she came down with a flu and couldn’t make it. It’s a blessing that she got sick, because if she walked to the train station that day she would’ve been walking right in the middle of all that mess. God allowed her to get sick in order to protect her.

@StorytellingHeadshots

Жыл бұрын

If that’s true, your grandkids will be the poorer for your reactive decision. What a shame.

What makes it even funnier! all those folks complaining about how all the local stores are shutting down and leaving the area; are the very same people who is either the ones stealing or have children that are stealing 😂😂😂

Kudos to that mother……..bravo. That’s exactly what all parents should be doing!

You are awesome. We need more influencers like you. Thanks for all you do.