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March 10, 2020 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
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Kaitlin Bennett Crashes International Women's Day March
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Women's Rights and Mind Control 00:15:01
I'm getting these people to walk really fast.
It's really good for their health.
Obesity kills more people every year than firearms.
This is my bestie.
She goes out of mind control.
I'm not even telling them to do it and they're doing everything I'm thinking you guys are doing, mind control.
I don't even have to tell them to do it and they do everything I think.
The rally's over, let's go!
The rally's over.
Your presence just canceled the rally.
Mind control!
It's been a few weeks since we have been out in the field, and the very first event we go to is looking weird.
It's looking weird and it's looking small.
It's very kind of pathetic.
Today, we're here in Cleveland at City Hall for an international women's day merch.
Apparently the one earlier this year wasn't good enough, so we needed to be more inclusive.
45 people here, very low turnout.
My channel is to you guys: 30 to 45 new patrons at patreon.com/slash Caitlin Bennett.
I think that's a good goal to set.
Let's get 30 to 45 new people to sign up on my Patreon account.
I do have security.
He's off camera.
We're not going to put him in the video, but he is here with me today.
I don't know what for.
There's only like 45 people here.
I like this one, yeah.
You want to tell me what it means and what you're here supporting today?
Women's rights.
Women's rights.
Yeah, half of the heaven is ours, so why shouldn't we be, we should have that equal access versus anyone else.
This is just like the fundamentals.
I agree with you.
What rights don't we have access to that men do?
All.
All of them, I would say.
Not to the same extent as men.
You have the right to own a firearm.
Sorry.
So, so, rights, Second Amendment, you have access to purchase firearms.
I'm actually not from U.S.
So I am not, but like in, I'm from Sweden.
Yeah.
And there's loud challenges there as well.
It's everywhere in the world.
So on solidarity, I stand here today.
So I'm just trying to figure out what rights I am still not afforded in 2020.
So many.
Let's just warn.
We all have to blame.
Well, and I hear that a lot, but what's some other ones?
People speaking.
It's loud.
People are speaking.
You're on.
Oh, we're just having a one-one discussion.
I'm not going to make her move.
Do you mind moving because she's a little bit more than a little bit less?
Maybe later.
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Could you move back, sir?
Can you move up so you can't hear?
They're not using a microphone.
You're causing commotion.
They're not using a microphone.
I'm not.
I'm talking this way.
You and I both know that when they're not using a microphone, it's hard to hear.
You're causing a disturbance.
Well, if you're not using a microphone, it's hard to hear.
How do you hear me?
They can hear me and I don't have a microphone.
I just want to point out she is using a microphone.
So women are in child court and custody battles.
They favor women tons more times than men.
Can I ask you like when did it start for you to believe that?
Because just an example, women's right to vote was something that many women were against.
Yes, they were.
Yeah, yeah.
What does that say?
We're gonna get a little based right now.
I don't, no, I'm not sure if women voting has been the best thing for our country.
Really?
Yes.
Okay, I'm so sad to hear that because if we look at what women support, ever since women started voting, we have had more cities and more states turn blue.
If you look at demographic trends and how they vote, women overwhelmingly support Democrats, and I think that's terrible.
I don't want a Democrat presidency.
I don't want Democrats to win.
I think Republicans, pro-lifers, people who support the Second Amendment, women usually come from a place of emotion rather than looking at things logically.
I totally disagree, and that's just like the example of how you restrict women and just placing them in one category.
Well, I'm generalizing.
I'm generalizing.
You're asking about which right?
All of the rights.
Right to education, to health care, to support the rights of the rights.
Those aren't rights.
No, but they are.
Where?
Everywhere.
Declarations.
I'm from Sweden once again.
We have a whole other system.
Well, we're here in America.
Yeah, I know that.
But I'm so sad to hear that, like a fellow woman saying these things.
Well, I just support.
I wish all the happiness and success.
I still don't know what rights I don't have.
All the rights to you.
But what rights don't I have?
Everyone.
Say, do you have to?
I have the right to self-defense.
I have the right to privacy.
The right against unreasonable searches and seizures.
I have the right to a fair trial by a jury of my peers.
I have the right.
Yes, it's fair.
Yes.
No, it's not.
It's not.
I guess it's not fair, the jury part, because women are led off the stairs.
Yeah, because women are led off more often than men are.
I just, there's no right that you could give me.
I would love to hear what rights I don't have.
Like I said, getting a little base there, women voting, if you're a Republican, women voting in this country, if you look, overwhelmingly support Democrats, and that's because we are more emotional.
We are more caring.
We're caregivers.
That's what women naturally are.
That's why women, once you hit the age of 30, 90% of your eggs are gone, and then you're really going to wish you were having children.
But I don't want you to publish my video.
Well, we probably will.
Well, as a woman, I have the First Amendment right to do.
That's one right I do have in this country.
I'm sorry.
And so does she.
She has a right not to speak to you as well.
And you are disrespecting these people right now.
Please, please take a step away because you're disrespectful right now.
A women's march.
I'm not being as loud as you are.
Are you listening?
Are you marching?
How about you?
Can you wait tweeting for a minute?
Oh, I'm just standing here.
She's yelling at me.
I'm not being loud.
I'm not trying to disrupt anything.
Yeah, for sure.
I'm just standing here.
Yeah, I'm not yelling.
She said that she's boiling inside.
I just have a difference of opinion.
That's it.
I'm just struggling to hear her, though.
Oh, yeah.
I'm sure they would let you move up a little bit.
You're quiet.
Everyone can hear this.
Oh, I'm quietly talking.
I actually don't have a loud voice in general.
Don't talk to her.
Sally, turn around.
Women's march, and she's telling women not to talk to me.
All right.
Trigger warning.
Caitlin Bennett has arrived.
I need a big trigger warning up here.
Trump supporter has arrived.
Trigger warning.
I'm just here to cover this.
I also want to know what the difference of this march is rather than the one in January.
Are you moving people away from me?
No.
No.
But I'm not afraid of you.
I'm not afraid of you.
Why would you be afraid of me?
I'm a cute little girl.
I'm not intimidated.
Apparently, she is afraid.
She just ran away.
Tell me a little bit about why you decided to come out here today.
So I came out here because I was just scrolling through events and I found this International Women's March.
I didn't know the difference between this march and the march that happened in January.
So I wanted to come out, see what was going on, see if they would be friendly to a Trump-supporting woman, a woman who supports the Second Amendment, woman who is pro-life, and to see if they would accept me.
And how has that gone so far?
No good.
All right.
But they've done a pretty good job so far.
Who has?
Trump.
No, he hasn't.
Brecker Lowe.
What?
He's a fascist.
Anyway, the economy was up when it was in power.
I guess a good economy is.
What an argument.
I love it.
All right.
We need some elected officials to march with us.
Where is the sign?
Okay, bring the sign.
I'll hold the sign.
Awesome.
Women's March.
Okay, the sign should be.
Stand behind me, people.
Line up in twos if you can.
Behind her.
Behind.
Where's the sign?
We need you to march.
Now, watch by yourself up there, please.
Here we go.
Woo!
Gun rights for women, free speech for women, pro-life women.
Women's March.
I need all of you all to get behind this sign.
All of you.
I'm here.
I'm part of this.
All of you, and I need you to line up in threes or four.
Come on, right here.
I'm part of this march.
He wants to go out.
Because you brought someone in a Deus Volt sweatshirt.
You don't like Catholicism?
I am a Catholic.
Wow, lots of Catholics have an issue with Catholicism today.
Women's March.
Now, do not.
Let me tell you something, young people.
Do not respond to counter-protesters.
And I mean that.
Who's protesting?
Do not respond to counter-protests.
Selfie with me?
Do not respond to counter-protests.
Now, we are supposed to be in lines of four.
I need you all to do four for me, please.
Selfie with my fans.
Back up a little bit, people.
Lines of four.
Back up just a little.
Can you stay behind?
Come on.
That's painting.
You're a landmark.
Come on.
All right.
Women's March.
If you don't want me in your selfie, just move from where I'm standing.
Now you're blocking a sign.
That's a good word, buddy.
I'm not that big.
I am supporting it.
I support your right to hold a sign as a strong woman.
You can do it.
You can do it.
She can hold a sign, right?
She's strong enough.
She's asking you to.
Oh, no, I don't consent.
Everybody, her choice.
Everybody, her choice.
My body, my choice.
My body, my choice.
She's just over.
My body, my choice.
My body, whose choice.
My body, my choice.
Hold on, stop, people.
You got it.
We've got to be able to see the sign.
The officer and this young lady in the peak are in front of the side.
I need you to move.
Sweetie, could you move to the left?
Oh, yeah, right here.
Yep.
I'm good.
You got to see the sign.
Actually, her sign is not true at all.
And if we would let women carry a firearm on campus, then sexy assaults wouldn't happen.
So that is taken from a sample of people willing to give one or five women.
That's not true.
That's not a true statistic.
And then they'll tell you you don't need to defend yourself on college campuses, but then sit there and fear a moment with a fake statistic that you're going to be sexually assaulted.
Our bodies are choice.
Our body's our choice.
Whose body whose choice?
Our body's my choice.
Officer, could you ask him not to get in front of my sign queen?
That's all we ask.
He's my officer.
You're not marching with us.
I'm marching by the side.
Get behind the side.
I'm marching like you.
Our body's our choice.
My body, my choice.
My body, my choice.
Whose body, whose choice?
The baby's body, the baby's choice.
Our body's our choice.
The baby's body's the baby's choice.
My body, my choice.
She's trying to steal my phone.
She's trying to steal my phone.
Our streets!
This is what democracy looks like!
What are our signs out?
I thought this is what democracy looks like.
I'm not covering this.
I have no part in organizing, so get with everybody else.
I organize this.
You did not.
Yes, I did.
Alright, I got them to march a little faster.
This is good for their health.
Actually, obesity kills more people than firearms do every year.
I'm getting these people to walk really fast.
It's really good for their health.
Obesity kills more people every year than firearms, which they want to protest against.
So this is really good for you, isn't it?
It feels really good.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm glad I could help you out.
Obesity kills.
No peace.
No peace, right?
Yeah, I'm getting that today.
Now!
What do we want?
Justice!
When do we want it?
Now!
What do we want?
Justice!
When do we want it?
Now!
If you have a problem, you could just speak to me.
Instead of covering me up, women's rights, First Amendment.
It's not your choice to put stuff in my face.
My body, my choice!
My body, my choice!
Slow down, Cherry.
Slow down.
All right, well she can't keep up with me if I were to run, so let's just, let's race.
Come on, let's race.
Come on.
All right, let's race.
Come on, let's race.
Who's faster?
We're jogging today.
Walking the dogs.
Gotta go off to the side.
I'm my own march today.
Go in front of our side.
They keep pushing.
You cannot go in front of our side.
You're keeping it.
No.
Okay, thank you.
Thank you.
You need to answer yourself.
I'm keeping my hands to my friend.
My team is.
I'll stay with you, I promise you.
But let's respect them, okay?
You just pushed my body.
I did push you, babe.
Yes, you did.
Liberals Prove Wrong 00:04:34
Yeah, don't shush.
We were on a women's march.
You know what?
I come to these things hoping that one day you liberals will prove me wrong.
But you guys actually get worse every time I go out to a women's march.
I have faith that one day we will be able to get along at the women's march.
Liberals, Republicans, Trump supporters, women who support the Second Amendment, pro-life women.
But every single women's march, this is the smallest one I've been to, and they're treating me very poorly.
Instead of like the first day of spring in Ohio, it's about 60 degrees.
It feels fabulous out here.
So good day, though, because the weather's nice.
What?
The weather's nice, isn't it?
Yeah.
I love it.
You guys picked a good day for this.
All right.
Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
Oh, you're welcome.
I wish you guys would stop pushing me.
Our streets?
I thought we were for open borders.
This is what democracy looks like.
They keep chanting whose streets are streets.
I thought we were for open borders here at the Women's March.
International women's march, but these are their streets.
Not very inclusive, not very international, not very diverse.
I'm shocked.
She understands the irony.
That's why she's laughing.
This march is a joke, honey.
You're a joke.
I know.
All right.
Beautiful weather.
You're a beautiful woman.
Thank you for marching today.
The camera's over there.
If you want to block me, you're going to have to hold it this way.
Our bodies are our choice.
Our mind got God.
I'm losing the crowd.
I'm losing the crowd.
Is it your guys' choice and your bodies?
Yes, it absolutely is.
All right.
You guys can have children?
Is that what I was saying?
I'm sorry.
No, I was asking if when you chant my body, my choice, do you mean like your body, your choice?
Oh, I mean that I support women's bodies and their choices.
Okay, all right, we're gonna.
What about the baby's body?
Is there any concern for the baby's body?
What about it?
Like real baby?
Like babies that are born and like our body.
No babies in the woods.
Well, I guess it depends on when you define that.
I guess so, yeah.
When do you define that?
I usually go with what scientists and like doctors say.
Which is when?
That until there's an actual heartbeat, until that actual like baby is born.
Six weeks for a heartbeat.
Okay, so then I guess I'll just go with birth.
I'm sorry, I'm kind of out of breath from walking and chanting.
Does that prevent you from thinking?
That's adorable.
Shucks, I guess when I have a microphone shoved into my face, as you said, when a heartbeat starts, and that's at six weeks, so life begins at six weeks of conception.
Well, then I guess I misspoke.
I'm sorry.
Okay, so you think we should be able to end people's heartbeats?
I think women should do whatever they want to do with their bodies.
It's their choice.
Yeah, I see the chant gives me a lot of clues there.
Our body's our choice!
Our body's our choice!
Our body's my choice!
Our bodies are choice!
Our bodies are choice!
My body's our choice!
Our bodies are choice!
Our bodies are choice!
This is my bestie.
She goes everywhere with me.
Our bodies are our choice!
This is what democracy looks like!
Colden what democracy looks like!
This is what democracy looks like!
I'm just gonna keep going from side to side.
This is what democracy looks like.
Our streets!
We want justice for women, and we want it now!
We want justice for Steve and Bennett!
Now!
What do we want?
Justice!
What do we want it?
I'm getting them to cover up their own sign.
Sorry if my hair gets in your face.
It's just so beautiful and luscious.
It gets up for her.
I can't stop it.
Until we get justice, no justice!
What Did We Accomplish Today? 00:02:19
Exercise.
You can go that way, you can go that way, you can go that way, I have mind control.
I'm not even telling them to do it, and they're doing everything I'm thinking you guys are doing, mind control.
What's it like to be controlled by your mind?
I don't even have to tell them to do it, and they do everything I think.
Insane.
I never thought about this.
I think scientists need to study me.
I have mind control.
All right.
What did we accomplish today?
What did we accomplish today?
Who are you?
Caitlin Bennett.
Who are you?
The gun toting girl on Kent State's campus.
So what did we accomplish today, ladies?
Where's your diaper?
Everybody go home.
Bye.
Everybody go home right now.
Bye.
Our march is over.
I thought these were their streets.
We tell everybody to leave.
Bye.
Everybody's gone.
What did we accomplish today?
Bye.
Man, what did you accomplish today?
The rally's over.
Let's go.
The rally's over.
Your presence just canceled the rally.
Mind control.
It's mind control.
Let's clear out.
What did we accomplish today?
No, peace.
Come on, people.
I can't leave to y'all clear out.
I gotta make sure everybody's sick.
Let's go.
The cops are gone.
I need everybody to leave too.
Let's go.
You're gone.
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