Charlie picks apart gender nonsense

[00:00] um where they literally allow girls into

[00:02] the boy because i was like we're losing

[00:03] our country this what are they going to

[00:04] allow girls in the boy scouts now and

[00:06] they allow girls in the voice

[00:08] um it was not particularly at the

[00:10] transgender issue um if we want to talk

[00:13] about the transgender issue i've been

[00:14] very there was another tweet on that

[00:16] nice fire they put together i call it i

[00:18] call it charlie kirk's greatest hits um

[00:20] where i said uh there are only two

[00:22] genders which i do believe gender and

[00:23] sex are interrelated i i believe that if

[00:25] you want to choose a different gender

[00:27] that's perfectly fine to stay within a

[00:28] binary construct you can do that

[00:30] voluntarily um i don't believe forcing

[00:32] my values upon someone else but this

[00:34] idea that there's 74 and counting

[00:35] genders i think is anti-scientific and

[00:39] kind of astonishingly stupid knowledge

[00:41] the only neurological basis that there

[00:43] is at least from the

[00:45] research that's been done is that

[00:46] there's

[00:47] a neurological basis behind

[00:49] male to female and female to male but

[00:51] there hasn't been really a

[00:53] lot suggesting

[00:55] that there's a another type of

[00:59] brain type that's doing that so yeah

[01:01] well so i would i think what you're

[01:03] trying to say is yeah um or at least

[01:05] give some

[01:07] some light to the leftist argument that

[01:09] gender is a social construct which i

[01:11] would completely and fundamentally

[01:12] disagree with gender is not a creation

[01:14] out of the social order that we live in

[01:15] right um i think gender and sex are

[01:18] intimately related even in cultures such

[01:20] as sweden where they try to have certain

[01:23] studies or certain fields become more

[01:25] gender gender

[01:26] equitable for example women when

[01:28] voluntarily allowed to choose end up

[01:30] going on a thirty to one basis more

[01:32] towards nursing or towards the health

[01:34] care services and men on a forty to one

[01:36] basis end up going more towards

[01:37] engineering or towards science even when

[01:40] they try everything they possibly can to

[01:42] even out stem fields so there is

[01:44] there is differences between men and

[01:46] women which i think we should appreciate

[01:47] i think women are better than men at

[01:48] certain things i think men are better

[01:50] than women in certain things actually i

[01:51] don't see this from a social perspective

[01:52] i see it from a neurological perspective

[01:54] because what about the neurological

[01:55] perspective that basically when people

[01:59] tend to identify as transgender what

[02:01] that comes from is like uh they call it

[02:03] gender disorder correct it was it was

[02:05] considered a psychological neurological

[02:06] basis that's no that you're correct i

[02:08] agree with you so the american

[02:10] association of psychologists whatever

[02:11] they call themselves used to consider

[02:13] transgender a mental disease they call

[02:15] it gender dysphoria just recently did

[02:17] they

[02:18] back away from that but yeah it was a

[02:20] widely accepted you know

[02:23] anyway yes thank you