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Linehan expresses concern over tech companies, particularly those with a high number of autistic coders, allegedly manipulating perceptions of what is considered normal or unusual regarding the trans issue. He argues that these 'tech guys' are trying to confuse and unbalance people, making it difficult to discuss the topic rationally. This segment is clippable due to its provocative claims about the influence of tech companies on societal norms and the potential for manipulation.
Graham and Joe discuss the theory that Marxists gave up on persuading working-class people to have a revolution because their lives were too good under capitalism. Instead, they started going into teaching and cultural places to change the culture that way.
Linehan discusses WPath linking to a website with pornography about people cutting off their genitals, with a significant portion tagged as involving minors. He criticizes the lack of media coverage and compares the situation to the Jimmy Savile scandal.
Linehan discusses a woman involved in the satanic panic scandal who now suggests that a baby fiddling with the buttons on their baby grow is trans. He also mentions how some boys are being castrated due to feeling guilty about male toxicity and the aggressive defense of these ideas, including threats of violence.
Rogan and Linehan discuss how testosterone affects women's voices, causing a croaky sound due to the expansion of vocal cords in slender women's necks. They also touch on the trend of trans men being rejected on Grinder and preyed upon by straight men.
Linehan shares his experience of Wikipedia being moderated by trans activists, resulting in his page being vandalized and any attempts to correct it being reverted within minutes. He highlights the difficulty in addressing this issue with the press, as complaints are often dismissed as anti-trans. This segment is clippable due to its controversial claims about bias in online platforms and the challenges of combating it.
Linehan recounts disturbing stories, including an alleged attack where an old rancher was blinded and later killed, and connections between trans activists and individuals with troubling backgrounds. He argues that the press has failed to adequately cover these issues, leading to the formation of a violent, fake terrorist group. This segment is clippable due to its sensational claims and accusations against the media.
Linehan shares a personal anecdote about a journalist who berated him for expressing concerns about gender clinics hurting children. He argues that journalists are slowing down the understanding of the issue due to their reluctance to offend anyone or be canceled. This segment is clippable due to its critique of media coverage and the challenges of discussing controversial topics.
Graham Linehan shares the tragic story of the main actor of Father Ted, who passed away the day after the last episode was shot. This is clippable because it's a poignant anecdote about the fleeting nature of life and the bittersweet experience of creating art.
Joe and Graham discuss the potential problems with AI, including its susceptibility to bias and manipulation. Joe brings up the point that AI is currently in its adolescence stage, and still needs to develop a more sophisticated understanding of how people manipulate facts.
Linehan expresses concern about the increasing number of girls identifying as trans, attributing it to social contagion and the psychological effects of testosterone. He criticizes the lack of high-level figures speaking out against what he sees as 'insane nonsense' and highlights the dangers of puberty blockers.
Linehan recounts a story of a 16-year-old autistic and anorexic girl in New Zealand who was diagnosed as trans by the government, placed in a hotel room, and ultimately starved to death. He criticizes the media's reluctance to cover the story and highlights the role of activists in attacking those involved.
Linehan discusses the phenomenon of detransitioners being attacked online for sharing their experiences, highlighting the lack of compassion and kindness towards them. He points out the irony of the term 'detransitioner' being flagged as incorrect by iPhone's spellcheck, suggesting a form of censorship or bias. This segment is clippable due to its controversial nature and the potential for sparking debate about the treatment of detransitioners and the role of technology in shaping perceptions.
Graham shares a story about a woman who detransitioned and expressed missing the easy company of other women. This is because women now are more guarded around her because she looks like a man. This highlights the social complexities and losses that can come with transitioning and detransitioning.
Joe and Graham discuss the potential negative impacts of technological advancements, drawing a parallel to the introduction of the iPhone and social media. This is a clippable moment because it highlights the potential for unforeseen consequences and encourages reflection on the broader societal effects of technology.
Linehan criticizes the actions of Susie Green, who allegedly transformed Mermaids into a mental institution and facilitated her son's castration at 16. He argues that this is part of a larger trend of stopping puberty and that these people are dangerous. This segment is clippable due to its shocking claims and strong opinions on the ethics of gender-affirming care for minors.
Graham Linehan explains the concept of the "urinary leash" and its historical significance in limiting women's freedom and mobility. This is a clippable moment because it provides a historical context to current debates about single-sex spaces and women's rights.
Graham shares a personal anecdote about the cancellation of his Father Ted musical due to his views on women's rights and gender identity, highlighting the impact of cancel culture on his career and creative endeavors. This is a compelling story that illustrates the real-world consequences of expressing controversial opinions.
Linehan shares his belief that free speech doesn't exist in the UK, citing arrests for Facebook posts and a selective application of justice. He expresses his feeling of paranoia and fear while living in the UK, feeling that he only exists to be sued and visited by the police. This clip is valuable for its strong stance on free speech and the challenges faced by those who express controversial opinions.
Linehan shares a story about a doctor associated with WPath who only refused a transition diagnosis when a patient had a psychotic episode in her office. He also mentions WPath's attempt to transition a homeless man and suggests their goal is purely ideological insanity.
Joe and Graham discuss the importance of breathing through your nose and the benefits of fixing a deviated septum. This is clippable because it highlights a simple yet often overlooked aspect of health and athletic performance, offering actionable advice for improving overall well-being.
Joe and Graham discuss the potential for social media platforms to be sabotaged with racism, xenophobia, and homophobia. Joe argues that this is a great way to sabotage a platform that might attract people who want to have open discussion without censorship.
Graham and Joe discuss tech censorship and the banning of people from social media for stating that "men aren't women". This is a hot take that is sure to spark conversation.
Graham argues that the trans movement is destabilizing western society. He argues that it makes it so you can't even accept the evidence of your own eyes and say that's a man or that's a woman.
Linehan discusses the chilling reality of being a "hate figure" on the internet. He reveals the relentless attacks he's faced, including lawsuits, police visits, and the breaking up of his marriage. He laments the ease with which someone can become a target and the difficulty in defending oneself when others shy away due to fear of catching strays. This clip is valuable for its raw honesty about the personal toll of online hate and the importance of free speech.
Graham Linehan shares his perspective on women's rights and the inclusion of trans women in women's spaces, sparking debate and discussion.
Graham Linehan shares his contentious views on trans issues, generating discussion about the complexities of gender identity and societal implications.