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Feb. 3, 2022 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
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THROWBACK: Libs Are Massive Hypocrites
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Are you against the death penalty?
Uh yes.
Okay.
Why?
Um I guess I just believe in everybody's rights to be alive and I do believe that people can be reformed.
Okay.
Are you pro-choice?
Uh yeah.
Everybody's right to be alive.
Everybody's right to be yes true except for I just feel like I just feel differently about that.
I think it's ironic that you are pro-choice but you're against the death penalty.
Doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make sense?
Are you because I'm because I'm against people killing the government killing people?
But it's okay if a woman does it.
People have sovereignty over their bodies.
They can make their own choice.
You're not alive until you've been loved and wanted.
So homeless people that are not wanted, they have no family, they're not loved, we can just go out and take them out the streets, do whatever we want.
They're not alive?
I think you've just called an end to this.
If that's your stance, I don't want to talk to you anymore.
That's your stance.
You said if someone's not loved and wanted, they're not alive.
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We're here at the Women's March in Washington, D.C. We're gonna see if these pro-choice women are against the death penalty and how ironic would it be if they were.
Let's find out.
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What's going on?
The question we're asking today.
You want to come in or no?
You don't have to.
Okay.
Are you guys opposed to the death penalty?
Yes.
I am.
Why?
Because first of all, the state should not be, I feel that the state should not be able to kill people when they are already punishing people for killing people.
It's very hypocrite.
They're hypocrites for doing it.
And also, you know, no one should have the power to kill anyone.
I agree.
You know, and to be honest, being incarcerated for a very long time is more, I think it's worse than being killed, basically, you know.
And a lot of people who, you know, do crimes, this doesn't excuse it, but a lot of people come from traumatic backgrounds.
A lot of things happen when they're growing up, you know.
And I feel, you know, if there is, you know, rehabilitation programs, you know, to help, you can like, you can help someone find healing, but I don't think that the government should kill people.
Okay.
Yeah.
You don't think they should practically legalizing the government to do that, right?
Yeah, yeah, pretty much.
So what's it like being a pro-life person out here at the Women's March?
Well, to be honest, if it comes down like pro-life to abortion, I'm pro-choice because if it's someone's body, it's their choice.
You know what I mean?
It's their body, it's their choice.
But I am pro-life in not killing people, you know, not having, not the government not having the power to kill people, even if it's with abortions.
They should not have any say over someone's body.
People deserve sovereignty over their own bodies because it's like, would you want people, make it legal for people to human traffic people?
Because you're basically having say over someone's body, right?
That's crazy.
It's outrageous, right?
Do you oppose the death penalty?
Yes.
Why?
Because I don't trust that we as flawed human beings can know for sure in the heart and soul of somebody who we have condemned to death.
Are you pro-choice?
Yes.
Why?
Because I think every woman should have ultimate authority over their own body.
I'm utterly shocked by the irony and everything I just heard.
I'm speechless.
Are we not condemning an unborn baby to death for their circumstances?
Well, one could talk about when a child is a child, and I would say it's Child is a child when they're born.
And what I would also say is that many of those who are promoting what happens before a child is a human being could care less about their child before it's a human being.
Is it something else?
It's a fetus of what?
It's a fetus of.
It's a fetus.
Of.
It's a fetus.
A fetus of what?
Hamburger, leaf, post office, human.
It's not born.
It's not alive.
So a fetus is just a developmental stage in the human developmental stages.
It's just one of the stages, right?
Pre-birth.
Yes, but that's very important.
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Are you against the death penalty?
Yes, I am.
Okay, so everyone here answered yes.
They are against the death penalty.
I want to answer.
I want you guys to answer if you're pro-choice.
So that's a yes or no when I go down the line.
Are you pro-choice?
Yes, I am.
Why are you pro-choice?
Because it's a woman's right to choose and it's a part of her medical health.
Why are you pro-choice?
My body, my choice.
Okay.
Do you think there's something I do not think that it's my place to have a woman make a choice for herself, and I shouldn't be the one dictating what she wants and needs that's best for her.
Okay.
Do you guys see the problem with saying you're against the death penalty, but then allowing tons, millions of unborn babies to be sentenced to death in a facility?
This can be over now.
Thank you.
Yeah, I'm not going to comment on that.
I don't see it that way.
I'm surprised that you're asking the question in that particular way.
We're talking about a being that is not born, has not lived.
You're not alive until you've been loved and wanted.
So, homeless people that are not wanted, they have no family, they're not loved.
We can just go out and take them off the streets, do whatever we want.
They're not alive?
I think you've just called an end to this.
If that's your stance, I don't want to talk to you anymore.
That's your stance.
You said if someone's loved and wanted, they're not alive.
Hi.
Thank you.
Don't touch my stuff.
Okay, then please back away from me.
You're invading my space.
Doesn't mean you have to touch my stuff, though.
All right.
Okay, everybody should own their own body.
Okay, so you're against the death penalty.
Oh, no, that's not what we're protesting.
We're against animal, the exploitation of animals.
Do you care about the animals' lives?
Definitely.
So are you pro-life?
Oh, we're not here for that.
You care about animals' lives.
What about unborn humans' life?
Do you care about those?
Oh, we're not here taking a stance on any of those.
I'm just asking you, person to person.
I'm just asking you, person to person.
It's being recorded as well, but we're here for the animals.
Seems like you're out here very problematic because I didn't give you answers that you wanted right now, and you just dismissed us.
So are you looking for answers to stir the pot?
No, you gave me what I wanted.
I think it's ironic that you are pro-choice, but you're against the death penalty.
It doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make sense?
Are you because I'm against people killing the government killing people?
But it's okay if a woman has it.
People have sovereignty over their bodies.
They can make their own choice.
Don't tell me what to do, dude.
They can make their own choice.
Right, you're not worth my time.
You're over here doing it and you're over here stirring up the pot.
You're over here.
You're the only one mad.
You're the only one mad.
I'm not at all.
I'm just starting to touch me.
You're fake.
So they're screaming anti-choice as if that's a bad thing.
Yeah, I don't think you have that choice at all.
I'm a proud anti-choicer.
We care about the women, that women's bodies, that those unborn babies are in that belong to that woman.
That's part of the woman's body.
Oh, does the woman have four arms?
I have a question for that, answer.
Yeah, we're here for the animals.
So you're here, you think that animals matter more than babies?
That's not what we're saying.
We're here for the animals.
Can you correct me?
We're here for the animals.
Are you guys against The death penalty.
Yes.
Yes.
But you're pro-choice.
Yes.
Okay.
How can you justify that?
Yeah, yeah, justify that.
It starts with: if women do not have the opportunity to make choices for their bodies, then they don't have equality in this world.
Are they making choices for their bodies or about someone else's body?
I'm making choices for my own body.
What about someone else's body?
That is between them and their doctor.
Is there not a body inside that's being affected?
Are you saying that a fetus, an embryo, should have power over a woman who's actually walking on this planet and has a living body walking?
Yeah, so a fetus and embryo has a, A fetus and an embryo are not an embryo is a living cell.
It is not a living body.
It is living, yes.
It's a living cell.
So you admit that it's living?
It is live cells.
So you don't have any opinion on the slaughtering of unborn babies.
What's your opinion on the slaughtering of animals?
I think people eat animals.
Do you think that's necessary?
Yeah, yeah.
That's why, actually, I don't know.
Have you ever taken an evolution class before?
So our teeth and our gut and our microbiome and our system is made for eating meat.
That's what we do.
That's why our teeth are the way they are.
We have specific molars and canines in our teeth for eating meat.
Yeah.
There are animals such as the hippopotamus who are vegan who have gigantic teeth, far bigger than our canines.
And there are women who are killing their unborn children every day, and you guys are whining over animals.
They're two separate issues.
Like, we're here representing animals today.
It's very brave.
What a thing to be worried about in 2020.
It's gun girl.
No, f you, get away from me.
Why would you say that to me?
Because I know who you are.
I've seen your fing face on Twitter.
Do you guys think we should abolish the death penalty?
No.
Why would I need that?
I believe in the death penalty, actually.
Is that why you're pro-choice?
That's funny.
I'm pro-women's rights.
Pro-gun rights.
I am actually pro-rights.
Pro-gun rights.
What kind of guns do you have?
A Glock.
I have some shotguns.
What else have I got?
The thing is, I believe in reasonable gun rules and laws.
So I understand that's maybe where we differ.
Well, I believe in, you know, reasonable restrictions on abortion, like, none at all.
Close your legs.
Don't get fed.
You'll be fine.
You won't have an unplanned pregnancy that way.
So I cared as much about babies as you, you know, or fetuses.
Babies.
No, no, no.
Cluster ten.
They identify as babies.
Respect the pronouns.
No, I do respect the pronouns.
And for a human to, you know, they have to actually take breath.
Maybe perhaps you should.
I have a question.
You guys don't look like you have any eggs left.
Why are you so worried about it?
Oh, sweetheart.
Oh, honey.
Really, you're trying to go for ageism now, too?
Ageism.
Yeah, I'm aging.
There's 150 students that I take care of on a daily basis.
You're a teacher.
Yeah.
Oh, no.
Oh, my gosh.
A teacher.
This is sad.
All right, they fund the Department of Education to fund public schools.
That's what is teaching our students.
Oh, my gosh.
Pray for us.
Are you ladies against the death penalty?
Yes, actually.
Yeah.
So we're against the death penalty.
Why?
Why are we against the death penalty?
I think anyone, any human can change at any point.
So we don't want to condemn people to death because they can change.
Why are we condemning unborn babies to death when they're 100% innocent?
They haven't done anything to anybody.
They're not even like babies yet.
What are they?
It's a fertilized egg.
And then it turns into like a small little fetus thing, but it doesn't have thoughts.
It doesn't have feelings.
It doesn't.
It's not.
It's life yet.
It's the woman who's.
Well, in the first trimester, it does have primitive neural function where it can sense things.
It can move away from objects penetrating their area.
They move away from light so they can sense light.
They move away from it.
But what does that define our ability to be alive or not?
Does that define our humanity?
You know, I just...
It's not my business.
Okay.
You know?
Yeah.
Do you have an opinion on slavery?
Yes.
It's not good.
Is that your business?
It's not good.
You didn't own a slave.
You never would.
No, I definitely see where you're coming from.
I get it.
Do you think we should abolish the death penalty?
Yes.
Yes.
Are you pro-choice?
Yes.
I'm 67?
Yeah.
I'm voting.
And I think one of the most important messages of today, which I don't hear, is get out the vote.
So why do you support the death penalty for unborn children, but not criminals?
I don't.
I don't.
You're pro-choice.
I'm pro-choice, and I believe that...
Pardon?
Is that not the death penalty for that innocent human?
No.
It is not.
It is not.
Are you against the death penalty?
Yes.
Okay.
Why?
I guess I just believe in everybody's rights to be alive, and I do believe that people can be reformed.
Okay.
Are you pro-choice?
Yeah.
Everybody's right to be alive.
Everybody's right to be.
Yes, true, except for I just feel like I just feel differently about that.
Yeah, I just feel that it is like every woman's right to make that choice and I'm not attached to the like as soon as there's a heartbeat, there's a life concept.
Me neither.
As soon as conception, there's a life.
It's yes, but at the same time, it's it's Drew, you got me.
I don't know how to explain that very well with words, except for the fact that I just feel differently about it.
How many babies have we lost, you know, like for people trying to cross the border from South America to America to start a better life?
How many kids have been separated from their families?
You know, I just, yes, I think it's like if you're wanting to take care of children and like unborn babies or whatever, like first make sure that the babies that are actually living and like on earth like are safe.
Like can we foster?
Oh you absolutely can but like we shouldn't say into the world who's gonna have a life if like so we should kill them it's not it's not your choice Ruth then I guess I can go get a sleep right because that's not that's not your choice.
Hey if that's what you want to do like that's really f ⁇ ed up.
Abortion's f up.
That's your opinion.
It's a f- I don't think it's actually a productive way of like of punishment.
I think it's cruel and unusual punishment.
But I understand are you gonna ask me about abortion at this point?
I'm gonna ask you if you're pro-choice.
I am pro-choice and absolutely pro-choice.
Do you think that's cruel and unusual punishment for an unborn baby?
You know I think it's cruel and unusual punishment for the government to try to regulate a woman's body.
How are they doing that?
Well as we can see across the state legislators.
Oh yes.
Oh look it's your people, pro-life people.
Hi!
Go home!
I have a question!
Okay, I have a question.
We're asking these women today if they're against the death penalty.
Are you against the death penalty?
We are.
We are for life from conception to natural death.
I asked them if they're against the death penalty.
They say yes.
But they support pro-choice laws.
How ironic is that?
It's extremely ironic.
Even more ironic is that they call this a women's march, yet they're not for the 1,500 women that are aborted every single day.
If it truly was a women's march, everybody here would be defending even the women who are in the womb.
But they're not.
It's very hypocritical.
And I just pray that one day they might see the light and know that life begins at conception and it ought to be protected from that moment all the way through to natural death.
I'm asking these women here today, are you against the death penalty?
Yes.
Are you pro-choice?
No.
Oh.
So you understand the irony in that statement?
I do.
Explain to me the irony of these pro-choice women being against the death penalty.
Because pro-choice, they're saying That they should have any choice, including the right to kill unborn children.
And if you're okay with killing unborn children, but not okay with you're against the death penalty and having the you know the end of life, that's a contradiction in and of itself.
Boy, you guys are so smart.
You got this.
You got this.
Okay, Jenna, out, resist.
You guys are doing so terrible.
Thank you guys so much for watching this video.
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