00:02:02.660And as we go through them, we're going to individually sort of dissect them and talk about their implications and talk about, and I think this is incredibly important, how we get around them.
00:02:13.360where the light is. Because if I don't talk about the light in this situation, if I don't talk about
00:02:20.160how we can combat and undermine and get around and eventually sort of liberate Floridians,
00:02:28.740people in the United States, people all across the world, because this is a sort of a wave of0.95
00:02:35.760idiocy, then there's no point in me doing anything. I'm not just here to whine and complain and be0.97
00:02:42.700angry, even though unfortunately I'm going to start this with a lot of anger. All right. Ron
00:02:49.120DeSantis, Florida. How long has he been in power? 37 years? 38? It's what it feels like, guys. It
00:02:54.500really, really feels like that because he's accomplished from his perspective and to be
00:02:59.480honest, for mine, one hell of a lot of disaster. So let's start with number one, shall we?
00:03:05.240banning books banning books the the first and again all of this might not be chronological to
00:03:15.140be honest because he kind of goes back and forth right it's like he does a little bit here a little
00:03:21.080bit there but let's let's start with banning books because I think banning courses and books
00:03:28.940and ideas is the first step towards everything else. I think vilifying intelligent, either pieces
00:03:39.040of fiction or nonfiction that discuss and debate and sort of personify really important world
00:03:46.640issues, that's where you're going to start to sort of control the narrative. And everything has been
00:03:56.360done under this disaster of an individual. Everything has been done under the guise,
00:04:05.780under the illusion, under the pretense of what? Protecting kids. That's their mantra,
00:04:15.040right? That's on their poster. That's on their bumper sticker. We protect kids.
00:04:18.660and the banning books was really under that guise. So you would start with books that maybe
00:04:28.160in elementary and high school seemed a little outlandish, seemed a little like, you know,
00:04:33.460oh my God, that's really talking about that in this grade, or oh my goodness, that seems,
00:04:38.300and everybody's had that moment. I don't care where you sit on the political spectrum.
00:04:42.580There is a book that is in one school in one county in Florida where you're like,
00:04:47.540huh i don't know i don't know if i'm buying that that one seems weird now would i ban them no
00:04:56.020because what desantis has apparently done in in his infinite ability to manipulate which is
00:05:04.320significant let's not undermine that or undervalue that because when we undervalue these these kind
00:05:11.040of monsters we really do give them a hell of a lot more power um you know when we start thinking
00:05:19.900about those individual books and he what he's done is he somehow just held up that book that
00:05:25.120one book and then the 15 000 other books as the problem as the issue as the as the crux of the
00:05:35.920argument. When in actuality, if anybody is a parent to a child in this day and age, or is a
00:05:41.180person in 2023, what they can get on the internet and what they can access on the internet is far
00:05:52.440more problematic, destructive, scary. And the reason why it's scary isn't just about the content.
00:06:01.300It's about the idea that they can do it without any adult or any person in their life knowing
00:14:39.340first of all it's now a graphic novel but second of all it's this movie it's about revolution
00:14:45.900it's about guy fawkes day in england it's about freedom it's about all of these things of course
00:14:51.020he was to ban that i'm surprised like the french revolution isn't off like he should start banning
00:14:57.260that the american revolution to be honest ron you should consider not teaching that anymore
00:15:04.140because it's going to give your students the illusion that the state of florida supports0.96
00:15:09.980the idea of independence freedom liberty and justice for all are you insane you can't support
00:15:17.660that you're going to have to get rid of that because what you're doing in this state doesn't
00:15:22.700correlate in the least with the principles of that particular freedom movement by the way one of the
00:15:32.100big issues that all those people left was because of religion but go ahead keep trying to enforce
00:15:38.220yours um i want to tell a little story about or something i found out about um rosa parks so in
00:15:45.880the grade one curriculum in Florida. Initially, when they taught about Rosa Parks, they would
00:15:50.360teach about segregation and Jim Crow laws in the United States. They would teach about what that
00:15:55.920segregation was, white and black segregation, where white people could go and black people
00:16:02.420could go, where they would sit on the bus. And then they would tell the story about Rosa Parks
00:16:05.840and how it led to sort of this birth of an aspect of the revolution. Okay, I'm with you so far.
00:16:12.440Ah, but then they changed it. They thought, no, we don't really want to teach it that way anymore. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to ignore the segregation part. We're not going to teach them that the United States for years after, let's be honest, what was it?
00:16:26.520Ooh, a hundred years or so after slavery was gone, we're going to not teach those kids that they implemented this horrific system of segregation, social, economic, educational, physical segregation of the black and white community in Florida.0.80
00:16:50.380we're gonna we don't want to teach them that we teach them that and all of a sudden they0.66
00:16:54.020they unfortunately know the real history of the united states so they changed it
00:16:58.180and they changed it to we're not going to talk about segregation but what we're going to talk
00:17:04.300about is ruby bridges an african-american woman sat in the wrong part of the bus she was asked
00:17:08.440to leave she didn't it was a protest movement and it led to civil rights okay i don't know what you
00:17:14.740would have a civil rights movement against if you didn't first explain segregation and the horrific
00:17:21.600treatment of African Americans. But listen, maybe grade one doesn't, who, I have a bit of a problem
00:17:28.020with that, obviously, but the third one is my favorite. This is the current one, by the way.
00:17:33.320In the third iteration, in invention of history, they talk about Rosa Parks sitting in the wrong
00:17:41.280part of the bus, and it started the idea of her rights and liberty, and they don't speak to her
00:17:47.460color at all. Her skin color isn't a part of the story anymore. Are you joking? When you say
00:17:58.000rewriting history, I don't understand how every single American doesn't stand up against this
00:18:07.080disgusting sort of negation of what's happened. You know, they're going to say, well,
00:18:16.840they're too young to learn. Were they too young to live it? And by the way, they're not too young
00:18:25.760to learn. I don't think you've ever really even spoken to how incredibly impressive those young
00:18:31.800kids are. But you know what I get by a lot of young kids when I teach anything surrounding
00:18:36.060discrimination they look at me and this is the part that is a very hard thing to teach
00:18:43.580they look at me and with genuine confusion and hurt in their eyes they say why would anybody do
00:18:53.340that why would anybody treat the indigenous people that way why would they steal their children0.90
00:19:00.140why would they ever treat and segregate black people that way why would they beat and abuse0.56
00:19:07.740and imprison how could they ever do that how could they look at another per because that's what youth
00:19:14.540does right they look at things very very clearly and then as adults we are left to explain0.57
00:19:21.260this disgusting side of our histories. And that's a hard thing to explain. I'm not saying it's easy
00:19:31.820and I'm not even saying I know the perfect way to do it, but I'll be damned if I'm going to lie
00:19:36.260about it. What a disaster that would be. So he starts with banning books. Then we move on to
00:19:45.400the don't say gay bill. Now I've had some fun in TikTok and like making fun of this whole don't1.00
00:19:50.740say gay bill, because I can figure out a walk around. I'll tell you my walk around
00:19:54.080in a second about how I would handle it if I were a teacher in Florida, and I can keep my job for
00:19:59.640more than 37 seconds in even order to do it, because I think my tattoos alone and my haircut
00:20:03.840would get me fired. But nonetheless, initially, the argument was this. Kids from K to three and
00:20:13.780then K to 8, because he extended it pretty quickly, we can't, teachers cannot discuss
00:20:20.780issues of, here we go, predominantly, sexuality and gender. And what he was speaking to,
00:20:28.680obviously, covertly, not so covertly, unless you're an absolute moron, is he was saying,1.00
00:20:34.700listen, whatever the mainstream sexual identity is, i.e. heterosexuality, whatever the common1.00
00:20:41.960pronouns are he, her, him, she, as they were born. Those are the things and those are the only0.66
00:20:50.240ideologies we are going to perpetrate. We are going to perpetuate. Sorry. That might have been
00:20:56.360a Freudian slip that was actually right. And make no mistakes. Those are ideologies. The creation
00:21:03.060of pronoun is linguistic. It is linguistic in order to very clearly distinguish. And the point
00:21:10.760of distinguishing is to put expectations and a clear set of characteristics on people who are
00:21:18.680born boys and people who are born girls so you can make a very quick assessment a stereotypical one
00:21:25.240a prejudicial one at best of who you are talking to it's the only reason we really need to know
00:21:31.560that so don't when everybody ever says like it's it's it's an ideology ideological it's always
00:21:36.920ideological beliefs there are always ideas that underpin our social organization our political
00:21:42.360our economic everything starts with an idea and then he's extended it to don't say gay all the
00:21:50.840way to grade 12. these are 18 year olds some 18 year old kids who can't talk about this yet
00:21:58.840by the way i would love to know how the hell if they do sex education how do you do health class
00:22:05.240down there without talking about sexuality well let me let me tell you my walk around
00:22:12.840i'd follow it to the letter ron and all my floridian teachers out here i don't necessarily
00:22:21.000advocate this because and i can't make a joke about it because i don't know to the length of
00:22:26.600violence you will face forget losing your job okay that's problem one i don't know to the level of
00:22:34.040violence you will face in a state that has dehumanized a group of people to such a point
00:22:40.040where standing up for basic civil rights and human rights could constitute, could invoke
00:22:46.360horrific violence against you. But we do know if we studied history, and by the way, this is why
00:22:52.880they take out the history. If we studied history, we would know it does get violent. We would know
00:22:59.260the freedom riders when they got on that bus with white and african-american civil rights leaders0.76
00:23:05.820and the white people got out first they would face the beating of their life coming from white0.86
00:23:15.020bigoted racist people who thought they didn't want their ideology challenged not in my town0.96
00:23:22.380so before i say this i just want to preface by i want everybody in every place they're in to
00:23:30.100recognize their their safety is first here's what i would do no sexuality okay wrong so
00:23:40.480in every book in every in every piece of literature in every poem in every conversation
00:23:49.640in the hallways, you would no longer be allowed to talk about your mom and dad, read a book with
00:23:57.800a man and a woman in it who have a romantic relationship. We would have to ban any sort of
00:24:03.680conversations in the hallways by kids talking about having boyfriends and girlfriends.
00:24:08.660We would have to eliminate any and all conversations from teachers, especially
00:24:16.080talking about men and women i don't know how we do sex ed i'm assuming that course has to just0.57
00:24:23.120you know become well just not be on the books anymore no sexuality ban it all great that's a
00:24:31.740lot of black marker going into books in fact i don't even know if you can read a book anymore
00:24:35.440same is true for pronouns you don't want pronouns okay you don't want us to teach pronouns
00:25:02.400We're going to have to get rid of them.
00:25:04.180Basically, what he's talking about is a complete eradication and manipulation and overhaul of the English language.
00:25:12.660I think it's a great idea, Ron. Kids would not be able to call themselves, would not be able to identify themselves as he or she. Their clothing style could no longer reflect gender norms. Because if you're telling me, I can't have an eight-year-old kid come into my classroom who happens to be a guy and wants to wear a dress and that's not acceptable, well, then nobody can.
00:25:36.440right because you didn't just say because you have to be careful with your bill language you
00:25:42.320didn't just say unorthodox pronouns uncommon pronouns you you weren't clear enough because
00:25:51.600if you were clear it would have been struck down like a freaking lightning bolt from every major
00:25:58.560level of uh of courts and if it wasn't it would be so embarrassingly theocratic i don't even know0.65
00:26:04.560to do about it but you can't come out and say that simply so in my classroom would be eradicated
00:26:13.280they'd call me miss nope can't do that we're gonna have to think you can call me joanna johnson
00:26:21.680that's it because if we're getting rid of pronouns and you have a problem with pronouns
00:26:26.800ron they no longer have a place in school it's a lot of textbooks you're gonna have to rewrite but
00:26:44.700Of course, he is going to limit and control women's bodies.0.95
00:26:49.240Of course, as soon as that law was overturned at a constitutional level, as soon as Roe v. Wade was overturned, 100% he was going to pass whatever he could possibly pass in order to ban that.
00:27:01.600this is the first step in a long step of things that are going to happen in this state, I can
00:27:05.660assure you. And whether or not you agree with abortion, you don't agree with abortion, that's
00:27:11.120your personal choice. What I promise you is that it will go down the way of nobody under any
00:27:22.640circumstances, under any situations. You have states now prosecuting 10-year-old little girls
00:27:29.980who have been sexually assaulted by family members who've gotten pregnant and you have now0.72
00:27:39.020forced them in some states to carry that baby to term. The level of disgust. I mean,
00:27:47.980it's on a level of epic I can't even begin to talk about. And I promise you if Ron DeSantis
00:27:54.040could get pregnant, you could get one at every convenience store right beside your Bud Light0.99
00:27:58.120brand. Number four, right now there are travel advisories to Florida. Can you imagine? As somebody
00:28:08.480who's obviously gay, the places that I go in this world, I have to be very aware of what their laws
00:28:13.380are, what the travel advisories are. I honest to God never thought that that traveling advisory
00:28:18.360could pertain to a state just south of my southern border. Why? Well, because DeSantis
00:28:29.580and his policies and his ideology, by the way, that's what he's presenting here. That's what
00:28:35.180he's created. That's what he's professing and instilling and indoctrinating.
00:28:41.160That heightened level of anger, that heightened level of dehumanization, that heightened level
00:28:47.500of um disgust and and as ron will so quickly sort of connect he will connect protection of your kids0.62
00:28:57.540and then the gay population the things two things that don't go together but nonetheless
00:29:01.980he's going to do that in order to increase rage and then because that leads into number five0.79
00:29:07.820he has just passed a no permit conceal and carry
00:29:11.000my dad used to live in florida and i remember him telling me joanna there are places in florida
00:29:17.000you're just not going to drive through. That was his rule. You can borrow the car. You can go to
00:29:22.680Disney World. You can go to the beach. You can do whatever you want. But here's the areas. This is
00:29:26.700your driving. And I remember looking at him one time going, why am I driving an extra 15 minutes
00:29:32.520seemingly to get a route, like to go somewhere? I go, why can't I just drive through here?
00:29:36.640He goes, because if you drive through here, there is too much uncertainty, too much poverty,
00:29:41.800too much crime too much too much he goes take the extra 15 minutes and he said also
00:29:48.880if somebody cuts you off if somebody yells at you if somebody you do not get in an altercation
00:29:55.920you apologize you go on with your day because you have no idea what they could possibly have
00:30:01.680in the glove compartment of the car and that just that is somebody who lived there and that is just
00:30:08.340exempt like it's just gotten bigger and bigger and bigger considering this
00:30:11.800because now anybody no permit conceal and carry
00:30:16.660it creates a powder keg of potential violence here's a pretty horrible horrible one well
00:30:27.080the disney versus desantis thing again part of me laughs you know desantis you're gonna go up
00:30:34.060against the mouse good luck with that in fact i think it might be the mouse that destroys him
00:30:38.040in the end, which gives me great hope because Disney is not backing down. DeSantis does
00:30:44.480something stupid. Disney's already thought 10 steps ahead. There's that whole little chess1.00
00:30:48.160game about him creating a board of governors in order to control Disney. But Disney already
00:30:52.200signed a pre-existing contract that supersedes the board of governors sort of a month before
00:30:58.300he did so that lasts for generations to come. It makes me giggle to my soul. But the problem
00:31:04.580is with the kind of a narcissist, ideologically fervent individual like DeSantis, he just one
00:31:10.520ups. He goes up and up and up. So now, you know, he talks about putting a prison on right next to
00:31:17.580the happiest place on earth where all these children go. Is that how he protects kids?
00:31:24.680The jail next to the Disney world? And all of this is what? Because Disney had an African-American
00:31:31.780young beautiful girl play the little mermaid does ron know they're fictional is he confused
00:31:38.120is this because in that buzz lightyear movie there was two moms who kissed on the cheek
00:31:44.800this is it this is the policy that you think is destroying florida this is this is the i'm not
00:31:52.920even going to say the word because the word that four-letter word has been used to obstinate and
00:31:57.980and confuse, and destroy the actual movement itself.0.82
00:32:05.940You know how many kids have gay parents, Ron?0.80
00:32:11.460This next one is a proposed bill, which this is where it gets.
00:32:16.700This is where people's lives are on the line.
00:32:19.820So there's a proposed bill that we all know he's going to sign,
00:32:22.560where doctors, medical professionals, and insurance providers can withhold service for
00:32:29.260moral, ethical, or religious reasons. And according to this bill, they will be protected
00:32:35.840in court if any litigious individual wants to challenge them in a court of law.0.91
00:32:43.440So you can have a doctor look at somebody and say, you're gay, I'm not taking care of you.0.96
00:32:50.840you're a single mother i'm not servicing you you're um have an interracial marriage no thank0.99
00:33:01.040you because make no mistake his intent here is to demean is to demoralize is to target a hundred0.88
00:33:12.120percent the gay particularly let's also be honest the trans community right this is his way that0.87
00:33:20.160he's going to block this. But make no mistake, guys. It's going to open the door for all sorts0.96
00:33:29.460of bigotry. It's going to open the door for all sorts of disgusting. And that's really what Trump0.97
00:33:37.040did, right? Trump opened the door. He didn't create it. It was there festering underneath.
00:33:43.720What Trump did is he highlighted it and he said, go ahead, pour out your Bud Light, make your opinions known, you morons.1.00
00:33:55.640And as he did that, other Republicans who claim to hate Trump or not like Trump or run against Trump are then utilizing that hate, that division.
00:34:05.460because the easiest way for somebody to gain power is to have a scapegoat to point to
00:34:11.860and to target all of their anger, all of their lost hopes, lost dreams, lost jobs, lost family
00:34:19.840towards them. And if they can point it towards them, that's where the anger gets pointed towards
00:34:25.660and I have a governor who's going to punish them. Cool. Remember last time when that happened?
00:34:31.360right started around 1923 he took power in 33 killed 11 million people as scapegoats
00:34:44.760that's what happened last time and don't you dare tell me not to compare
00:34:50.800him to desantis because the comparisons are disgustingly similar
00:34:56.380now my walk around for this would be great so can i ask how people vote
00:35:03.900oh you voted for desantis cool you're not welcome here
00:35:07.340because for all the doctors he thinks are going to be on his side
00:35:12.760i bet you there's a bunch more doctors that would love to travel to florida
00:40:09.720But it needs to be a small population.
00:40:12.540He needs to think and he needs to manufacture ideas
00:40:15.920so they do not stand, allies do not stand with them.
00:40:22.740And the final one I just learned about.
00:40:26.780I don't even know what to do about this one,
00:40:28.460but the state, there's a proposed law that says
00:40:31.560the state can take effectively protective custody, emergency protective custody over
00:40:38.120children if any family member within their family believes that their parent, one or
00:40:45.480both, are thinking about getting their child, even their 17-year-old, gender-affirming care.
00:40:54.460And it doesn't specify gender-affirming care, by the way.
00:40:56.740So we could be talking about social gender-affirming care, changing their pronouns, letting them grow their hair, letting them wear what they want. He doesn't distinguish to medical gender-affirming care. So for all of those out there who are going to come at me with hormone blockers and chemical castration, all the Matt Walsh people, sit down. We're not even talking about that. Yes, I'll come for you later.
00:41:20.700Even worse than that, if they're giving it in any way, shape, or form, they can be taken away, and not just that kid, but all the siblings within that family.
00:41:38.560they're basically going to step in your house take away your kids because they believe that
00:41:46.580what you're doing is harming irrevocably harming your kids with your ideology
00:41:51.860cool can we do that for people that vote for DeSantis too is this the insanity
00:41:57.900you the state of florida hasn't properly adequately ever funded child protective
00:42:06.440services and and you're just going to pile more stuff on them to do what
00:42:11.080you're so concerned about kids why have you not tripled quadrupled the funding to protect kids
00:42:20.840Why have you not addressed the real horrific reality about the dangers and the violence that kids face actually come from inside the house?
00:42:34.240Your side loves to talk about the word grooming as though they understand what it's all about.
00:42:38.740When in actuality, 90% of all of it, all of that damage, all of that trauma, all of that shame comes from inside the house.
00:42:50.840why are we not tackling that Ron let it a little too close to friends but is
00:42:59.360that is that your own right when you put it when you put an AK-15 in a six-year
00:43:03.620old's hand that kid doesn't get taken away from their parent if we're gonna
00:43:08.120open the door Ron we're gonna open it wide
00:43:14.860Um, so as I go through all of these things, and I mean, I know that's not a definitive
00:43:22.920list, heaven help me, but what I want us to understand is twofold.
00:43:29.620Number one, that happened piece by piece, moment by moment.
00:43:37.180It happened under the guise of protecting kids, the illusion, the lie, the pretense.0.51
00:43:44.860He tells you everything in your life, in your world is going to get better if we focus and target and eliminate, eradicate, and that word has been used, this particular population.
00:43:59.820And when we do so, everything's going to get better.
00:44:05.380I'm going to eliminate what we can talk about and how we can talk about it and who gets to talk about it.
00:44:11.180I am going to sever the education of these kids. I am going to eliminate academic discovery and influence and investigation. If you can, honestly, if you can, or if you refuse to honestly be able to compare him to 1933 Germany,
00:44:36.120then obviously i'm going to have to send you one of the banned books so you can
00:44:41.880understand history and understand what you're up against because i promise you that's who he is
00:44:48.920all right guys thanks for listening i know this was a heavy topic i appreciate you i'd appreciate
00:44:56.300all the comments in the underneath the the video and if you're in florida
00:45:03.340I wish I could send you all of my strength