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March 13, 2025 - Liberty Hangout - Kaitlin Bennett
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Women's Marcher Doesn't Know What Women Are
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Yeah, I mean honestly Trump can suck my giant fat would you say women have a vagina and that's that's part of what makes a woman a woman?
No, that's not what I would say.
Okay, what would you say?
Um I wouldn't.
What is a woman?
Trump can suck my sopping wet fat.
Okay.
Okay.
Are you from Florida?
Yes.
Are you born and raised here in Lakeland?
Yes.
Perfect, perfect.
What brought you out to the women's rally?
I have just been getting more interested in being more active, really.
I've realized that there are just a lot of things that don't sit right with me and I can't just sit home and not do anything about it.
What's one of those things that don't sit right with you?
The unpaid labor, I would say, is a really big thing.
I saw something the other day, I think it was on Facebook, but it just said something about how breast milk is only free if you don't count all of the hours that women pour into it.
If like the bodily labor is just free.
And I was like, man, and then I just thought about all the other things that women are kind of expected to do that they don't get paid for at all.
I don't know.
I think women should be paid for breastfeeding because I've been breastfeeding for on and off for three years now and if I could make some type of money for that, I'm always I think there definitely should be some kind of compensation for it for sure.
Definitely.
I know there are other countries where families get assistance from the government per kid and I mean those are hours that you're not getting back and that's definitely I mean we need to continue to have children to keep the population growing and everything so like you know who's supposed to do that and why are you supposed to do it for free?
Yeah, okay.
I actually agree with you fully that this country does not do enough for specifically mothers and definitely families, especially maternity leave, only getting six weeks of that.
And even if the company wants to give it to you, it's not even mandated.
Fully support that.
I know this rally on the flyer has something to do mostly about anti-Trump.
Do you have any sentiments, political sentiments about Trump and maybe women and the issues that revolve around that?
I don't know what I'm allowed to say on here.
Oh, it's just a YouTube.
Fuck Trump.
So, yeah, I mean, honestly, Trump can suck my giant fat poop.
I really, I don't know.
I think he's an asshole and a misogynist and a clown.
And I think it's absolutely ridiculous that he's our president.
I don't know.
Sorry, I'm really nervous.
No, no, that's great.
That's great.
We're not the news, so you can say whatever you want.
Has he done anything good for women?
Um, I, uh, him?
I know I saw recently his wife had something passed about, um, about revenge porn on the internet and really going hard after people for that.
So, I guess that has nothing to do with him personally.
Any of his policies within the last, has he been in office for like, what, seven weeks?
Has he had any policies or executive orders that have been good for women?
I can't think of anything off the top of my head.
Okay.
Okay.
He had an address to Congress the other day.
I don't know if you watched it.
I did not.
But he was, uh, talking about his immigration policy being good for the entire country.
Do you think that his, uh, border policies and executive orders about the border and immigration, could that be good for women in any way?
I think I don't know enough about that to really speak on it.
I, I don't really think so.
I don't know.
I honestly, I mean, I can't see how really.
Okay.
Yeah.
He also has an executive order where men are not allowed to compete in women's sports.
Um, they've, he cited statistics about how there has been 900 medals taken from women worldwide because of men entering their sports.
Do you think that could be good for women?
Um, cause he kind of champions as women's rights and fairness for women.
Do you think that's fair for women?
That, I feel like.
sports gets really tricky with me because i honestly think the whole thing just needs to be revamped i don't think like um there are uh men that are born biologically male that end up like later in life producing estrogen and stuff like that.
I think it's so complicated, all of the hormones and all that stuff.
I don't know if it's even fair to separate it into male and female categories.
Like if we're really getting down to the fairness of it, I'm not really sure.
Right, right, right.
They cite examples that there, for example, there's a high schooler that ranked 19th in track and field, and then he transitioned into a woman and then won first place in college in track and field and set the new women's record.
But, you know, he just transitioned to a woman like a few years earlier.
And that's one of the examples that they cite.
When I say they, I mean like Trump supporters to say like, ah, that's not really fair for women.
Does that have any merit to it?
I don't really know.
I mean, I can see how definitely people would feel upset about that.
I can imagine training really, really hard and feeling like, you know, I'm finally making my way in women's sports just to have, I don't know, somebody told me.
I don't think that it's fair that, you know, I can see how that could upset some people, but again, I think it's a much bigger conversation.
Like, I think there's so much more that goes into it than just splitting it and dividing it into male and female.
All right.
Thank you.
I love your sign.
What does your sign say?
Actually, I didn't even get to ask you about your sign.
Protect all women's rights.
My friend Allie actually made all of these signs for me to hand out.
Yeah.
Beautiful.
What's the third one?
Protector.
And we were just talking about that.
Yeah.
What is this one?
What is forced birth is violence?
That's interesting.
Well, so you didn't make this sign.
Do you know?
You're going to hand it out to people.
Do you know?
The immediate thing that comes to mind, and I'm not going to get any names or anything.
I really just saw this story.
But there's, I don't know what state she's in.
She's a doctor.
And there's a 10-year-old girl that was raped and had to go across state lines to, I think, Ohio or something.
She was in Ohio and she had to go across straight lines, I think, to Illinois.
Yeah, to have access to an abortion.
And now that doctor is being prosecuted.
Oh, she is.
Or she's on trial.
I don't know.
That seems crazy to me.
I think there are definitely, I don't know, I think some states are allowed to get too extreme with it.
I also think like it's my body.
I don't know.
I think if a woman can go to a doctor and that prevents her from going and having something horrible done somewhere else because she's scared and she doesn't know what to do, I think it's ridiculous that people are voting against that.
Here at a Women's Day rally, are Trump supporting women not allowed to be here?
No, I don't want you to use anything that I've given you.
I mean, honestly, I was under the impression.
No way.
Yeah, I don't know.
No!
Yeah, I didn't know I was talking to somebody who was going to cut up my words.
And you're going to be in the middle of your text.
Are you confident in your words?
I am pretty confident.
And you should be good.
But you can edit it.
Yeah, that's it.
And you don't think it's very trustworthy.
Why not?
You know nothing about me.
Talking about an untrustworthy news.
I'm not a news source.
I'm just a YouTube channel.
Where's your YouTube channel actually?
It's a.
It's Feminist Camp.
And if you want to subscribe to Feminist Camp, you could hit that subscribe button right now.
We're on the road to a million.
I just reached 800,000 subscribers on YouTube.
Is that not amazing?
So there's a lot of people who would like to listen to your words.
Is there anything you want to correct that you told me earlier?
Trump can suck my sopping wet fat p.
Okay.
So you're like, oh, I would like to do that.
So you're like interested in him that way.
That's the second time you've said something about him doing something sexual to you.
Okay.
Are you familiar with that?
I am.
I am familiar with people saying that.
I've just never heard what it means.
No, what's it mean?
No, it means like f off.
Okay.
Like f you.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah, sure.
Sure.
I think there's other ways.
You could have just said that, but you mentioned your genitals in a way that he would engage with them.
So you said it's women's day when I mentioned women's genitals.
So women and men are different, right?
Women and men are different.
And they cannot be interchanged.
So men cannot be women.
Would you say women have a vagina and that's that's part of what makes a woman a woman?
No, that's not what I would say.
Okay, what would you say?
Um I wouldn't talk to you.
You have anymore.
And you have been.
What is a woman?
Well, you're what the feminists tell us.
That's your website.
A woman is an adult human female.
Okay.
No, what do you think is a woman?
What do you think a woman is?
You don't have any more opinion of what a woman is?
No, I think a lot of things about what a woman is.
A woman.
Well, I want everyone else's opinion, but if you want mine, a woman is an adult human female, and she cannot be anything other than that.
A woman is someone who is not a man.
She has a unique special ability to bring children into this world and to render them.
So what about women who can't have children?
Yeah, so there are, but they are still women.
They can't have children.
Do you want to finish an adult?
Do you want to hear me?
Who can bring children into this world?
Yeah, what the f?
I said women.
Are you guys going to let me finish?
Are you going to let me finish?
And you were wrong, actually.
Are you going to let me finish?
Yeah, so are you going to let me finish?
Edit this one.
So a woman generally is able to produce eggs and have children, and she has a uterus for that.
If they can't, that doesn't make her not a woman.
That means something has gone wrong.
I said a woman generally can do those things, and that's a quality of a woman's body that she can do.
Now, if someone is born with 11 fingers, we don't go around saying humans have 11 fingers.
We say humans have 10 fingers, and there's sometimes a mutation or something that goes wrong that someone is born with an extra finger.
But that doesn't mean humans have 11 fingers.
So women who are very, very unfortunate to be infertile, you're not going to fill a bus for me.
There aren't.
There are.
That is true.
That is true.
So intersex people are less than about half a percent in this country.
Yeah, all people matter, especially people in the womb who are being aborted by the millions in this country.
They all matter.
They all matter.
Another one bites the dust.
So what are your hanger earrings?
I am pro-choice.
Okay.
What do the hangers have to do with it?
I prefer women not to have to stab themselves to have birth control.
Yeah.
Or die in weird places like their bathrooms because they can't go to the doctor.
So what would they receive at the doctor that they need to have a hanger for?
Are people that hesitant to say the word abortion?
Well, I'm not getting you to say it because you wouldn't say it.
Yeah.
But I mean, you have to ask questions the way you have to ask questions because it's your job.
I just find it disconcerting that people make you have to, you know, talk around it.
Yeah, so you're...
Well, it's about health care.
Right.
Because abortion is healthcare.
Yes.
Okay.
How is it healthcare?
Well, if you have an ectopic pregnancy, you have to have an abortion or you die.
Well, that's not an abortion, is it?
Yes, it is.
No, it has its own separate term.
It's like a salcotomy or something like that.
Sorts of an S, I still forget it.
It's a complicated word, but are we purposely killing that child or ending that child's life in an ectopic pregnancy?
It's a spontaneous abortion is the words you're looking for.
No.
No.
It's always an abortion, whether it's spontaneous or medicated.
So what you're talking about is a miscarriage, right?
Okay, so the medical word, yeah.
Yeah, my friend had a miscarriage and they labeled it as a spontaneous abortion, right?
Right.
Do you think a miscarriage is an abortion?
I think words have meanings.
Are they the same?
They don't.
It's manipulation.
No, I believe they do have meanings.
I believe.
Okay, you just tell me what you believe.
The second someone like tries to go and dive deeper into what they think and like, you know, what is this?
What is this?
They just walk away.
What?
I've just asked her her opinions.
And actually, because of her hanger earrings, I don't know if you got to see them on camera.
That is a myth that feminists love to tout around that women were having to have illegal coat hanger abortions and blah blah blah.
That really didn't happen.
That really wasn't a thing because we see that when abortions are illegal, actually women are too afraid to go and get them.
And they usually do not attempt to hurt themselves or get rid of the baby in other ways.
It's not usually what happens.
They just suck it up and they are pregnant.
And that's usually how it happens.
That's like having a candy stand out here and it's like, candy, here's candy, here's candy.
But then you take the candy away.
Well, guess what?
They're not going to go up and say, oh, I guess I could have a piece of candy.
It's going to be like, no, you can't have a piece of candy.
It's really that simple.
And they try to make it not simple, but whatever.
Can you tell me when women's rights begin?
I'm really not here to speak for this group.
I'm just asking you.
I'm just asking you, do you want to, do you have anything like, because pro-lifers would say like women's rights begin in the womb?
Would you believe?
No, I'm just asking what you think.
Would you agree with them or would you not agree with them?
I don't think there's any one statement I would completely agree or disagree with on the topic.
It would require a nuanced conversation.
Okay, do you think women's race began in the womb?
*Squeak*
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