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‘What is a Woman?’: A Review
The Daily Wire released Matt Walsh’s documentary about the transgender movement afflicting American society to subscribers on Tuesday night, the start of Pride month. They admitted in their Daily Wire Backstage discussion on the subject that it was an exercise in trolling. I watched it that night and have since cast it to the living room TV for Elder and Mr. C to watch with me.
It’s no doubt an overused phrase, but this may be the most important (entertaining, moving, hilarious, . . .) documentary you see this year. Or at least until Candace Owens’ movie on George Floyd and the rise of BLM comes out later in the month.
I won’t be giving too much away when I tell you, Scott Newgent, founder of TReVoices, and himself a trans man, is the hero of the movie. He reveals in personal and painful terms just how transition surgeries affected him. He’s passionately opposed to the mutilation of children going on in this country, both physical and chemical. And the movie pulls no punches. You’ll get to meet the Mengele of transition surgery, too, among the other wicked purveyors of “affirming” medical and psychological malpractice.
What is a Woman? is only available to subscribers to The Daily Wire. You’ll need either the Insider membership at $12/month or All Access at $20/month to watch it. It’s worth every penny.
Published in General
On Monday I had lunch at Panera Bread. The young woman at the counter was wearing a name tag with “she/her” under her name. My first time seeing that in real life. I wanted to say “thank you for letting me use the English language.” What I said was “hi, i’ll take the pick two…”
She looked like standard issue young lesbian to me.
better than those that do not.
If I ever run into this I’m going to annoy the hell out of the little fascists by exclusively and repeatedly using the name on the name tag and not their damned 3rd person pronouns!!
I don’t think we’re likely to get to know each other so well that I’ll be talking about “her” with the family when I get home. And if she’s not in the room with me, why does “she” care what stinkin’ pronouns I use!
A couple of the employees were wearing Pride Month t-shirts. I could quibble about it being May 30.
Their expectation is accurate.