Conservative Speaker 9

Absolutely.

Yeah, I just want to make sure I heard that right. Young Americans referencing children. Yes. So then I want to switch the focus on what the plus represents and LGBTQ plus.

I'm not in disagreement with that per se. Amazing. Necessarily.

But where we're headed, right? That plus is a placeholder for maps, for minor attractive persons. No, it is not.

I'm glad that you think it's pedophilia and it's insane.

I think you understand and you know that your side of the aisle does not feel that way.

Do you identify the LGBTQ as a political movement? No, not at all. We're going to fundamentally disagree right there.

First of all, it's considered a victim class. Let's start there. A victim class? What's a victim class? They have specific rights and protections.

Please tell me how they have less rights and privileges.

This is where we're going to fundamentally disagree. Yeah. Really, because, so first and foremost, to be quite honest, I believe, and that's not that I believe, I know that the LGBTQ movement is a Marxist movement.

That's a funny thought. I let you finish talking. Let me finish. Okay, but you're just saying things. No, I'm not. I'm saying things that I know. I believe you've developed and put yourself in this sort of matrix fictional reality, and you feel safe there. I'm glad you do. But here's the problem. Where we're headed is why I'm concerned. Where are we headed? I'll tell you where we're headed.

We're headed towards maps. Whether or not you agree with that is regardless.

I mean, are you kidding me? Yeah. Even on the conservative side, they're opening up the discussion on whether or not this can be considered legitimate sexual orientation to be attracted to.

This is important, actually, that you're saying this right now. Because where we're headed, I'm very secure that we're heading this direction where at a certain point in time... Okay, that would be really concerning. At a certain point in time, and I agree that we agree with that, but going full circle, okay?

Who started the gay rights movement? Black trans women. No, Harry Hay started the gay rights movement in the 1950s. What party did he belong to? You tell me. He belonged to the Communist Party. What book and what society did he start at the time? What would you say is the LGBTQ plus movement? Because I would define it as a civil rights movement in modern history.

Whereas you're acting like it's the existence of LGBTQ plus people. We're sticking on this topic. Because ultimately you're leading to deconstructionism. You want a gray box society. That's the goal. What is a gray box society? The fact that you don't know that is exactly the problem. You are compartmentalized in this idea. What do you think a gray box society is? I know what it is.

It's a genderless society. It's where the individual is stripped from all individuality. That's what it is.

The fact that you can't acknowledge that shows me that you're already in the matrix. You're stuck there. You're in this world that provides all these protections for you. The fact that you can even sit here. The fact that this platform exists.

The fact that it even... You don't have evidence.

You saying something doesn't mean that it's a discussion. It is a sexual orientation. It should be between two people.

Dude, what are you talking about? What am I talking about? I'm talking about the fact that it's even a movement to begin with. It doesn't deserve to be a movement.

It doesn't deserve a civil right. That's my whole point. LGBTQ plus people don't deserve civil rights.