Student Has the Perfect Response to Being Asked a Bunch of Bizarrely Transphobic Questions | 22 Words

After being asked a series of transphobic questions, one student recently had the perfect response for this controversial interviewer...

Because just imagine asking someone a whole bunch of questions that insult an entire group of people?

Well, one particular right-wing interviewer who we've all heard about can relate.

Kaitlin Bennet recently hurled insult after insult towards a student...

But he had the best response to it all and he has now been hailed as a hero on the internet. Keep scrolling to have a look...

Now, today in 2021, the LGBTQ+ community is bigger than ever...

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 And more and more people are now comfortable coming out as their authentic selves, including those with gender dysphoria.

It is more commonly known as being "transgender."

Transgender people often realize that they have gender dysphoria from a very young age, meaning there are lots of children out there feeling confused and, in some cases, neglected.

It is a heartbreaking reality that many trans children face rejection from their families.

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 According to the Human Rights Campaign, studies have shown that familial rejection can lead to the LGBTQ+ youth engaging in behaviors and activities that endanger their health, trigger depression, and other mental health issues, and, in some extreme cases, can lead to homelessness and suicide.

Family support is one of the most important things for a child or person coming out as trans...

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 Child welfare expert, Caitlin Ryan, stated that "family acceptance predicts greater self-esteem, social support, and general health status," for LGBTQ+ youth. "It also protects against depression, substance abuse, and suicidal ideation and behaviors - issues for which transgender youth are at disproportionate risk."

But of course, coming out as transgender and beginning the transition is never easy for anyone, regardless of their age.

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 Despite this being what a person desires, the first few steps into transition are difficult and confusing, especially for a child.

Enduring taunting in the school corridors from their peers who are too naive to understand...

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 The situation is a sad reality for many trans children.

And even as adults, a lot of people continue to fail to understand that their ignorance is damaging for a lot of the LGBTQ+ community...

And recently, one particular "activist" (and I use that term very lightly) decided she was going to conduct interviews with students and hope that someone else shares her transphobic views.

Kaitlin Bennett is known to be an outspoken social media personality that has some pretty "controversial" views regarding... Well, everything.

From labelling herself as "not a feminist", making fun of nurses and healthcare workers during the pandemic, and wandering around her university campus carrying an AR-10 rifle, she really knows how to ruffle a few feathers.

If you want a little insight into what the general consensus is, have a look at these Twitter reactions:

And in her most recent controversial move, she decided to conduct some interviews with college students to discuss trans rights.

As part of a weird series of interviews with students for her website Liberty Hangout, she tried to coerce students into agreeing that trans women are "predators" and that men who have periods should "seek medical attention."

Most of her interviewees schooled her, dismissed her, or walked away...

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 However, one young, male student had the perfect response to her feeble attempts. Keep scrolling for the full video...

This is how their interview went:

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 She begins by asking about putting urinals in women's bathrooms (something no trans person is advocating for, but okay then) to which he responds: "I don't really care."

Rather than understanding his nonchalant attitude, Bennett carried on with her ranting.

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 She insisted he tell her "whether we should or shouldn't" and he repeats himself, saying: "I mean, I don't really care."

And if things couldn't get any better:

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 She askes: "OK but what about tampons and pads in men's restrooms?" He replies: "Why does it matter? I don't care. It's just sitting there. I'm not going to take it."

You would think she'd get the hint by now and move on but right-wingers have a slight issue with understanding when they're not wanted...

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 She pries further. She goes on to ask what men could possibly need period products for, and of course, he has yet another iconic answer replying: "That's his problem."

By now, Bennett is annoyed but still persistent saying men that "are bleeding from their penises" should "seek medical help."

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 And he replies with: "I don't care. Why should I care? The only thing I care about is people's rights."

Exactly. Why should someone else's gender/sexuality/private parts/anything private be of anyone else's concern?

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 And as a privileged cis white man, this student had the correct answers, it should not and does not concern him. And neither should it concern Bennett.

Imagine if this girl actually put her energy into doing some good in the world?

But that might be too much to ask for such a bigot.

Here's the full video titled "College Students Have No Morals."

Anyway, let's move on. Keep scrolling if you want to see a basic trans etiquette guide so you don't turn into Kaitlin Bennett part 2...