Feb. 12, 2023 - Triggered - Donald Trump Jr
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| Well, folks, you gotta watch this. | |
| This is Australia's new ambassador for gender equality, and we are all for gender equality, but I have a feeling, I have a feeling this is gonna be nothing about actual gender equality, but making sure that, like, biological men can compete in women's sports. | |
| And just listen to the words. This position is gonna be critical for their economic and security purposes. | |
| Yes. Yes. | |
| Every checklist item. | |
| It's so critical. It's critical for jobs. | |
| It's going to be critical to protect the military. | |
| It's going to be critical for all of these things. | |
| And yet, does anyone actually believe that? | |
| Is there any evidence of that? | |
| Of course not. It's always in the eyes, folks. | |
| The eyes give it away. | |
| No blinking. The thousand-yard stare. | |
| It's probably not gonna be about equality, folks. | |
| Something tells me it probably has to do with probably anything but, but that's just me and we'll see how it pans out. | |
| But see for yourself. Hello, I'm Stephanie Kopis-Campbell, Australia's new Ambassador for Gender Equality. | |
| I'm incredibly honoured to take on this role as the lead international advocate for Australia's commitment to gender equality and the human rights of women and girls and persons of diverse gender identities. | |
| In this role, I'm committed to listening to those who are dedicated to promoting gender equality and learning about the perspectives and priorities in communities and countries in our region and globally. | |
| Promoting gender equality is the right thing to do, but it's also the smart thing to do. | |
| It is central to Australia's diplomatic economic development and regional security as well as our international engagement. | |
| I look forward to working with partners in Australia, in the Pacific, in Southeast Asia and globally to progress the Australian government's priorities to increase women's economic empowerment, Again, no blinking. I don't like how she's looking at me. | |
| It's like the look of every mugshot of every serial killer ever captured. | |
| And it's always that look. | |
| You know when it's going to be wild, and you know when it's going to be one of these woke ideologies. | |
| It always gives it away in the eyes. | |
| People are going to have nightmares from this. | |
| It's the eyes of a serial killer. | |
| In my opinion, I'd say that respectfully. | |
| I think maybe she's wonderful. | |
| But I have a feeling these are the positions that probably don't have anything to do with security or the economic state of Australia. | |
| We all know that, right? | |
| This is like RoboCop part 12. | |
| And if the gig doesn't pan out, she can always go do some sort of horror movie. | |
| It's just, you know what's going to happen. | |
| And I will reserve judgment, but let's see what this gig produces for Australia's security and for their economy, other than what they tell them it did. | |
| But like, let's think about this in real life. | |
| I don't think she wants to tilt the scale, you know, for equality for women. | |
| I have a feeling it's probably a little different than that, like the biological men competing in women's sports and all these sorts of things. | |
| It's a little scary. | |
| It never stops. | |
| And remember, folks, it's always in the eyes. |
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