at this time period yeah yeah people might be surprised to learn we think that like the the gender

swapping or um gender abolition ideas are new a lot of people think that's from the last decade or

two but these are actually very old ideas that do go back to this period you could arguably even

say they go back to ancient times, but certainly during the revolutionary

period in France, you had people like Simon Ganoe and Mary Wollstonecraft and other gender bending

figures who wanted gender abolition. You know, we're talking the late 1700s. And this was always a part of

feminism. Feminism always had elements of it that wanted gender abolition and basically just to erase any sort of boundaries or differences among people.

One of the people I wanted to mention today too is Mary Woll, not just Mary Wollstonecraft, but Victoria Woodhull, who was an American women's lib person from the 19th century, and she gave a famous

speech where she made appeals to religious liberty in the American Constitution, which was,

you know, born out of this revolutionary period as well. And she insisted that the natural

conclusion of the ideas in the constitution and of this revolutionary period,

were going to be abolition of marriage and even gender abolition.

Because she said these things were, you know, central to liberty, like this ultimate

liberty for liberty's sake, right?

We're going to just get rid of divisions between people, boundaries

and differences that could cause conflict, and that's going to lead us to this new age,

one world era of peace. So these are very old ideas that were baked into feminism right from the

start. So you couldn't have, as you pointed out, the present-day trans movement, if you had not had, bump it back three or four, quote, revolutionary movements to feminism.

Feminism is what prepares the way for where we are now.

And this is precisely why, for example, a lot of the mainline conservative

movements will go after the biology attack, the trans agenda, but they won't talk about the prior

revolution of feminism because too many so-called right-wingerers are themselves feminist.

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