Ending the straight world order: Mads Ananda Lodahl at TEDxCopenhagen

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  • There is a 90% risk that you will get in trouble with the straight world order at some point in your life. It is a system that puts masculinity, traditional gender roles and men at the top of the chart, and not only homosexuals, bisexuals and trans*people are at risk. If we can find ways to end or weaken the straight world order we would all have something to win. But of course some would have more to win than others.
    Mads Ananda Lodahl has spend the last 10 years writing articles and books and giving lectures at schools, universities and festivals with the purpose of destroying what he calls the straight world order, and making life easier for everyone in conflict with it.
    He is going to continue doing this.
    Read more here: www.almindelig.com
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Komentáře • 204

  • @PryncessAngelyk
    @PryncessAngelyk Před 8 lety +152

    A lot of people seem to be taking his words the wrong way. He's not attacking straight people. He's attacking the societal norms that force people to hide themselves to be safe, that make the world needlessly dangerous and difficult for certain groups, and put a very small, undeservedly exalted group on a pedestal. He doesn't care if you're straight, gay, cis, trans- he wants to change the way society views people based on those things.

  • @camelCased
    @camelCased Před 7 lety +100

    I was born with a vision defect. Parents did not send me to a special school, so I learned in a normal local school, where everyone expected everyone else to be normal. But I was not normal. I was overly cautious, put my eyes close to books, avoided lots of activities which were dangerous to me. And, of course, I was bullied and got my ass kicked often because I was not normal.
    So, "straight world order" is not just about sexual attraction or gender behavior differences. It is about majority's attitude to minorities. The attitude is usually aggressive, especially in teenage years when kids are full of energy and overwhelmed by hormone storms.

    • @camelCased
      @camelCased Před 7 lety +3

      ***** Thanks for the appreciation!

    • @hershy1594
      @hershy1594 Před 4 lety +1

      Yeah I was bullied just for being not that athletic. Kids will kill you for anything

    • @treyweeeee
      @treyweeeee Před 2 lety +2

      THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS!

  • @logangarcia
    @logangarcia Před rokem +13

    "When you choose to hide the little part of you that deviates from the straight norm, that is a choice you make for other people too."
    "The hierarchies of the straight world order are not built on merit."
    "People may not live up to your expectations to them, but that is not a problem-it's not a threat to you-it's not a mistake or failure that you need to fix."

  • @Delmundo2002
    @Delmundo2002 Před 10 lety +57

    It is very difficult to put into words how wonderful this talk is.
    We have so far to go, but thank you!

  • @RosaGlittrigt
    @RosaGlittrigt Před 10 lety +51

    This might be one of the best speeches I've ever heard!

  • @snack0daddy
    @snack0daddy Před 10 lety +24

    Brilliant: "You should know when you choose to hide that little part of you that makes you deviate from the norm that is a choice you make for other people too"

  • @rachaelandrews3493
    @rachaelandrews3493 Před 8 lety +68

    It's such a shame people have misunderstood him. So much. wow - I have been trying to articulate this for a long time - he does it so much better. Beautiful. He isn't slagging straight people or heterosexuality - not at all - he is criticising the structures that uphold the lie that heterosexuality is normal, that it is at the top of some apex or hierarchy of deserving sexualities. Such a hierarchy only exists because we play into it - that is his point. He didn't call himself a deviant in the sense that deviance is bad - seeing deviance in that way is to collude with the straight world order - his use of deviate, and all its attendant forms simply means that he deviates from the heterosexual norm that is anyway a lie.

    • @Spyderinagourd
      @Spyderinagourd Před 8 lety +2

      How exactly is heterosexuality not the norm? How is it a lie?

    • @Spyderinagourd
      @Spyderinagourd Před 8 lety

      +Parthalam Lancer can I please get a link?

    • @rachaelandrews3493
      @rachaelandrews3493 Před 8 lety +4

      I think heterosexuality as a social norm is an imposition called scientifically normal. In a truly gender and sexual orientation neutral society heterosexuality would be just one sexuality among others and ther range of sexualities would be far more evenly practiced, We are strongly, from the moment of our births, socialised into one gender or or other and into heterosexuality (usually). Gender and sexuality are social and cultural constructions largely based on our biological sex. There is no neurological ()hormonal/sex hormone/the drivers of sexual orientation) evidence to suggest that heterosexuality is normal ergo is it not natural that it ought be the statistical norm either. That is how I understand it. It is by and large our cultural and social milieu that embeds the accepted norms around most things gender and sexuality included.

    • @bubblesgrappling736
      @bubblesgrappling736 Před 4 lety

      @Livin Gunk no man, thats hate speech. If the patriarchy was not ruling the world (with the illuminati) beautiful genderfluid people would be able to generate children from the power of their happy thoughts and tumblr images

  • @Basquepandalover
    @Basquepandalover Před 4 lety +14

    He’s on point in everything he says. I love this guy.

  • @TheOlgatonic
    @TheOlgatonic Před 10 lety +16

    thank you for letting me know and making me think and having made an impact on me and giving me the chance to become a better and more supportive fellow human and for giving me strength and courage to stand up for the real ME. thank you.

  • @juliemeibaum1485
    @juliemeibaum1485 Před 8 lety +21

    Copenhagen and the world has to change. The more differences that are accepted, the more we will understand each other. It is only through understanding each other that we can progress and succeed as a society.

  • @Technoidmania
    @Technoidmania Před 10 lety +55

    Right, no more hiding. I'm wearing eyeliner every day from now on. And about time I got myself a wig and some feminine clothes too. (I'm genderqueer but I look male most of the time)

    • @ruthtrentwood3374
      @ruthtrentwood3374 Před 3 lety +6

      It's awesome reading this comment, and then checking your channel to see you made HUGE progress. Wow Keep being you!

    • @Technoidmania
      @Technoidmania Před 3 lety +5

      @@ruthtrentwood3374 aw thanks. Turns out I'm a woman. Been on hormones for about two and a half years now. Weird seeing that old comment of mine. Wig? Lol. I just needed to grow my hair. Thanks for the kind comment.

    • @Hoptimistline
      @Hoptimistline Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@Technoidmania I was so happy as well when I saw this nine year old comment and could see your evolution

    • @Technoidmania
      @Technoidmania Před 9 měsíci

      @@Hoptimistline yeah what a journey it's been 😊

  • @SknoeDayBluez
    @SknoeDayBluez Před 10 lety +15

    I've been in trouble since I started questioning about gender. You'll only notice problems when you start questioning them.

  • @Yeahjackee
    @Yeahjackee Před 10 lety +12

    FINALLY! THIS IS GENIUS! BEST TED TALK YET!

  • @globalman
    @globalman Před 6 lety +31

    I suspect most of the negative comments come from usamericans who have little to know experience with or knowledge of other cultures. He is Scandinavian. They are to a great extent socially minded, forward thinking and strive toward equality. As do the Dutch who have a long history struggling toward real tolerance, understanding and acceptance of all. He is a Dane and they have a history also of standing against tyranny and oppression. His war is against attitudes and stereotypes NOT heterosexuals.
    But the hostile reaction of some is interesting because when the bigot heterosexuals let loose their vile poison verbally in public or at CZcams making war against homosexuals, especially in the usa there is no outcry as here against this man.

    • @lucaspoles3251
      @lucaspoles3251 Před 3 lety

      what makes you think its us americans? Do you know any americans that you are personally friends with? I feel like that's not a fair assumption to make, are there no other people with closed minds in other parts of the world? England? Italy? Czechia?

  • @littlekiwi9724
    @littlekiwi9724 Před 5 lety +16

    Yay!! Bang that drum. It's about time we get angry. I was never bullied at school but - I completely fed in to the straight world order: I punished myself.

  • @kaaeferrara
    @kaaeferrara Před 10 lety +21

    This really is my favorite TED talk ever. I've watched it 3 times already, and I can't stress how good a job Mads does putting our society's gender hierarchy into perspective. Everyone needs to watch it, bar none.

  • @naiario4814
    @naiario4814 Před 5 lety +10

    This is an incredible speech

  • @earthworm4255
    @earthworm4255 Před 9 lety +6

    Well spoken. Thank you for your articulation!

  • @oregano2771
    @oregano2771 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you for giving me the courage to be who I am.

  • @cathycronin3662
    @cathycronin3662 Před 7 lety +8

    Absolutely brilliant.

  • @FDFreak180
    @FDFreak180 Před 4 lety +4

    Its like he read my subconscious mind that i usually keep to myself

  • @coraluscombe547
    @coraluscombe547 Před 8 lety +19

    This talk is so powerful and moving.

    • @jurgenspieterse9613
      @jurgenspieterse9613 Před 7 lety +1

      Uncanny Ally I'm Gay and I didn't like this talk. If you read the comments a lot of Gay people didn't like this talk.

    • @coraluscombe547
      @coraluscombe547 Před 7 lety

      Happy Eccentrics why do you in particular not like it?

    • @wolfstar675
      @wolfstar675 Před 7 lety +1

      There is no such thing as a "straight world order" just the name sounds fucking ridiculous.

    • @Mcfreddo
      @Mcfreddo Před 3 lety

      @@wolfstar675 Well if you go round with a hoodie over your eyes and ears, you're not going to be able to tell much eh?

  • @forisma
    @forisma Před 9 lety +8

    Thank you for your talk.

  • @perfectflaw75
    @perfectflaw75 Před 10 lety +6

    Great talk. Shared this on fb.

  • @Kolabund
    @Kolabund Před 10 lety +5

    Great talk!

  • @juliemeibaum1485
    @juliemeibaum1485 Před 8 lety +16

    Bring back Dave with the long hair and swaying hips!

  • @joho9815
    @joho9815 Před 2 lety +3

    Wow! This is the best TED talk I've ever heard! This guy is fantastic! I never heard that term The straight world order. I find it shocking that there is so much discrimination in Denmark!! I thought all the Scandinavian countries were so progressive and so liberal. That's what shocked me the most about the speech. I feel baffled. Nevertheless, I think the speech was so powerful and necessary.

    • @augustbramming4926
      @augustbramming4926 Před rokem

      The problem is that everyone thinks the same as you in denmark aswell, even though LGBT people are still suffering. Probably still it is better than a lot of places in the world:)

  • @Lasse.Hyttel
    @Lasse.Hyttel Před 3 lety +1

    Mind-blowing. Beautiful. Thanks a lot, Mads.

  • @jessicaaitken8858
    @jessicaaitken8858 Před rokem +1

    I am so moved by this talk. He is so correct in every aspect and I even had a moment where I imagined what it would be like if every cis, straight white male vanished (or men of other cultures that equally repress and are violent towards anyone who isn’t exactly like them) and you know what? There would be peace. There would be no war. People could be who they want to be.

  • @gwenkennedy1
    @gwenkennedy1 Před 9 lety +4

    Thanks for this insightful , thought provoking talk the world needs this mirror:-)

  • @tcvideo45
    @tcvideo45 Před 9 lety +3

    Brilliantly put.

  • @Missteree87
    @Missteree87 Před 8 lety +3

    My sentiments exactly

  • @MattDuarte11
    @MattDuarte11 Před 10 lety +4

    Really good video.

  • @fetchthebolt-cutters
    @fetchthebolt-cutters Před 3 lety +1

    This is gold

  • @santihp11
    @santihp11 Před 10 lety +7

    This video was just great. I wanna share it with my fellows. Does anybody have the subtitles in spanish?

  • @jeppe.ejsing.christensen
    @jeppe.ejsing.christensen Před 10 lety +4

    Mads

  • @treyweeeee
    @treyweeeee Před 2 lety +1

    Absolutely something the whole world needs to process and understand! Perfect video! When did we forget that we're all humans... :/
    I hope to see a future with more equity and diversity. True strength comes from those that protect others.

  • @MrPedobeariscoming
    @MrPedobeariscoming Před 10 lety +2

    amen!

  • @BwanaChakravarty
    @BwanaChakravarty Před 9 lety +1

    Fantastisk rørende og skarp tale!

  • @treyweeeee
    @treyweeeee Před 2 lety +1

    This is the perfect TED Talk except for whoever is loudly talking in the background. You can distinctly hear them around the 13 to 14 minute mark. As someone who suffers from some weird learning disability where outside noise completely obliterates and derails my concentration AND short term memory on the topic at hand, it's very frustrating listening to this and trying not to have my brain shift to that voice. Otherwise. 10/10 talk. Would have rated 11/10 if it wasn't for whoever was in the background.

  • @xokowings
    @xokowings Před 9 lety +8

    Anyone should be happy to be whoever they want to be. No one has the right to criticize or even punish someone who they do not think to fit in the norm. what is normal anyway? child molestation, maybe animal cruelty? maybe the bible has had a negative impact on our perspective of what lgbt is. a book without an author published hundreds of years ago to which everyone bows down to. Ignorance at its max, but as einstein stated once, stupidity will always be infinite.

    •  Před 8 lety +1

      +Vanessa Ferreira Now you nailed it like a boss! :)
      Greetings from Brazil.

    • @borizzle1
      @borizzle1 Před 8 lety +1

      Actually, the bible has several authors, and they are not hidden in any way. Just saying.

    • @land_and_air1250
      @land_and_air1250 Před 4 lety

      boris alright so who wrote Mathew mark luke and John (hint: the answer isn’t Mathew, mark, Luke, or John)

  • @DANIELRODRIGUEZ-qn7dh
    @DANIELRODRIGUEZ-qn7dh Před 3 lety

    Wooow 👏👏👏👏👏👏

  • @krasnyjvolk
    @krasnyjvolk Před 10 lety +5

    anyone familiar with Kate Bornstein's work? i d like to quote as Mads puts it : "The straight world order is a hierarchy that puts the heterosexual masculine man who is not transgendered at the top, and gets everyone in trouble who can't be, be like, or be liked by him" but i would like to know the original content/text

    • @krasnyjvolk
      @krasnyjvolk Před 10 lety +3

      Thanks! Ill check it out.

    • @Hetrofascist
      @Hetrofascist Před měsícem

      The gays want a World Order he is just blameing us for World Order

  • @jannicolaisen4671
    @jannicolaisen4671 Před 5 lety +1

    Mads er bare så interessant, det han siger bør vi lytte til.

  • @DANIELRODRIGUEZ-qn7dh
    @DANIELRODRIGUEZ-qn7dh Před 2 lety

    👏👏👏👏

  • @StanzaTseng
    @StanzaTseng Před 10 lety

    我們要戰鬥下去

  • @itgetssohardtobreathedownh8022

    Do you think that this talk is to help straight people or LGBT people understand each other and themselves? I hope so but I'm not so sure.

  • @brewek666
    @brewek666 Před 4 lety

    Ok. Its like one hour I've been witching a different motivations film's. Every person speaks are so beautiful that almost true...
    But its not

    • @mikipav1064
      @mikipav1064 Před 4 lety +1

      brewek666 how is what he’s saying not true?

  • @jrscisneros
    @jrscisneros Před 2 lety +1

    I’ve never felt so guilty for being in the closet.

  • @user-kh8wv2er5m
    @user-kh8wv2er5m Před 4 lety +1

    Why do people say "straight", nut not hetero?

  • @lisarood9509
    @lisarood9509 Před 3 lety +3

    I like the part of him pointing out that straight males did nothing to earn the place at the top of the hierarchy. Also at the top are mothers. I am child free by choice and just a week ago I was speaking to someone I had met a few months ago at sporting events ( we're equestrians) and I told her that I have no children. She goes " oh, I'm sorry " . Meaning, oh what a pity you never had the joy of being a mother. I'm not bashing parents. I'm pointing out that the norm was not met, therefore; I am the deviant or a person who should be regarded as less.

  • @americanparser
    @americanparser Před 4 lety +1

    Why is he getting attacked and spit on? I thought Europe was enlightened compared to the United States. I am an American, and although I know homosexuals experience persecution, I don't think they experience any more persecution in America than any other person that doesn't fit the norm in some way.
    People are persecuted because of their weight, height, hair color, skin color, occupation, attire, mannerisms, accent, socio-economic status, education, and any number of other factors.
    Of course, no one should be harassed or personally attacked for any personal characteristic or lifestyle choice. Then again, none of those things should earn anyone special consideration, either.
    We all have the right to live our lives and make our choices. And we all have the right to be treated respectfully as fellow humans. We do not have the right to demand that our abnormal, unhealthy choices be accepted as normal and healthy. And that's where society struggles.

    • @cee4049
      @cee4049 Před 4 lety +1

      Compared to the states it probably is, but it's still not perfect.

    • @Mcfreddo
      @Mcfreddo Před 3 lety

      @@cee4049 Probably from more of the imports

  • @heru-deshet359
    @heru-deshet359 Před 9 lety +8

    "Ending The Straight World Order". I haven't watched the video, but those are definitely fighting words.

  • @koddinn
    @koddinn Před 10 lety +3

    People are getting more comfortable with being themselves, but only two weeks ago two friends of mine were attacked by seven men at the central train station in Copenhagen because they were holding hands. Holding hands can be dangerous, walking in a manner that is considered feminine can be dangerous for a man and the same for a woman who presents herself in a manner that is considered masculine. For trans* people it can be even more dangerous. Don't be fooled by seeing gay people out and about

    • @rose-a-bleu4281
      @rose-a-bleu4281 Před 5 lety +3

      Björgvin Útíheimi maybe it would be better if people just minded their own damn business and maybe NOT attack people for holding hands? That seems like the SANE thing to do

  • @wolfstar675
    @wolfstar675 Před 8 lety +2

    Homosexuals are no better than heterosexuals and heterosexuals are no better than homosexuals. People need to judge people as individuals and not by gender or sexuality etc. I say it because there is this behavior of applauding anybody who says "I'm gay" and they get responses like "you are a role model" "you are an inspiration" why? He is just gay. Sexuality shouldn't give you benefits or applauses only what you contribute to the world sexuality is just that sexuality.

    • @IsaacMaganaMusic
      @IsaacMaganaMusic Před 8 lety +1

      +Enrique Godinez Exactly! Nobody wants to be a hero or brave just because they are being themselves, but for actually achieving something.

    • @mysteryswordstudios
      @mysteryswordstudios Před 8 lety +4

      +Enrique Godinez I like how this guy is going to a bunch of gay ted talks and copypasting the same idiocy over and over again.
      Straight and non-straight people are not treated the same. There are still a lot of rights non-straight people don't have and are still fighting for today. I'm putting myself at a disadvantage in this society when I'm openly accepting who I am, allowing the possibility that straight people in power who have a bias will discriminate against me. I'm statistically opening myself up to a higher percentage of violence and depending on where I live, even getting killed (especially if I'm trans).
      So please, stop the whining. Educate yourself.

  • @biggsydaboss3410
    @biggsydaboss3410 Před 7 lety +4

    Rationale brought to you care of Danny Duchamp.
    The Cecelia Trans-woman attack in Copenhagen. The accused claimed she called him a "Mog Perker", which is a derogatory term for someone from the Middle East. Which would be a strange claim to make if the accused wasn't from the Middle East. What actual ideology promotes intolerance towards LGBT and is synonymous with the Middle East? Hint: It's not called the Straight World Order.

    • @Mcfreddo
      @Mcfreddo Před 3 lety

      Oh yeah, it's peasant religions, but school boys (mostly) buy into the stereotypes. Exposure and education is the key and making private schools follow a curriculum in all ares.

  • @syphorx7
    @syphorx7 Před 9 lety +1

    I had assumed that Denmark was a particularly progressive place where you simply wouldn't see much homophobic violence, was I wrong? I'm trans myself and walking around Sydney can shit me to no end with the daily inevitability fuck fest of condescending smirks and underhanded comments by a poxy minority...but being bashed in the head with a hammer? I don't think I could see that happening.

    • @jeppe.ejsing.christensen
      @jeppe.ejsing.christensen Před 8 lety

      +syphorx7
      A lot of people in Denmark (especially in Corpenhagen) want to believe we are such a tolerant people. I many ways we are, but it is definitely not all people who are tolerant at all. I don't want to lie and say I am a super duper tolerant guy. I want to be tolerant, but that's something else. There is a difference between "to be" and "want to be".

    • @sebastianmelmoth685
      @sebastianmelmoth685 Před 3 lety

      The muggles will always look at us strangely.

    • @tula1433
      @tula1433 Před 2 lety

      @@jeppe.ejsing.christensen of course there is but if you attack or harass another person then you are wrong. Not to mention the “pretty tolerant BUT” views you have are entirely BECAUSE of the “straight world order” and how you’ve been TAUGHT what’s NORMAL !! Lol !!

  • @SCDJMU
    @SCDJMU Před 10 lety

    Very nice speech, though ive seen countless gay couples in the streets of copenhagen. I even saw a gay couple today.

  • @kennethd.4994
    @kennethd.4994 Před 2 lety +1

    Who your Daddy?
    GodHead.. or Leviathan...

    • @kennethd.4994
      @kennethd.4994 Před 2 lety +1

      or Lilith...a demon..of feminine.spirit...

  • @jackwilliam8167
    @jackwilliam8167 Před 4 lety +4

    This guy is insufferable.

    • @blackpyxy9583
      @blackpyxy9583 Před 4 lety +1

      Jack William how

    • @masonnelson6710
      @masonnelson6710 Před 4 lety +3

      So don't watch him...?

    • @Mcfreddo
      @Mcfreddo Před 3 lety

      Yank?

    • @tula1433
      @tula1433 Před 2 lety

      You must be at the top of the straight world order and can’t understand. Must be nice up there eh buddy ?

  • @TheFF00XX100
    @TheFF00XX100 Před 10 lety +2

    Idiocracy

  • @KevinJ1live
    @KevinJ1live Před 5 lety +2

    If homosexuality is the norm wouldn't that be an evolutionary blunder?

    • @bodoorgeest
      @bodoorgeest Před 5 lety +10

      You didn't watch the video, did you..

    • @julianvillegas5431
      @julianvillegas5431 Před 4 lety +8

      kevin hunt he’s not saying he wants homosexuality to be the new norm. He’s commenting on the current norm and how it hurts varying people, and that we need a completely new norm.

  • @GrandDan0is
    @GrandDan0is Před 8 lety +4

    The reason why the straight world order is so successful because it is fruitful.. Children... You know, the ones we used to be...
    If I said "I hate the Gay world order" you would call me a homophobe, but you're not a heterophobe ? (Notice the dictionary in my phone came up with "homophobe" suggestion when I wrote "homop" yet heterophobe was not in the dictionary, minority privileges pfff.)

    • @jeppe.ejsing.christensen
      @jeppe.ejsing.christensen Před 8 lety +5

      +GrandDan0is
      If you hate heterosexuals simply because they are heterosexual, then you are a heterophobe, but this has nothing to do with Mads Ananda Lodal's speech. He doens't hate heterosexuals. How often do you hear people say "I hate heterosexuals, they are disgusting!" and how often do you hear people say "I hate homosexuals, they are disgusting!"?

    • @GrandDan0is
      @GrandDan0is Před 8 lety

      it's not about heterophobia, it's about political correctness.

    • @GrandDan0is
      @GrandDan0is Před 8 lety

      Callie S Get a reality check. I suggest Ben Shapiro on CZcams.
      The gay world order is more existing than a straight world order.
      Look at media ffs.

    • @jeppe.ejsing.christensen
      @jeppe.ejsing.christensen Před 8 lety +10

      GrandDan0is
      "Look at media" = Best argument ever.....
      How many heterosexuals are being killed for beings heterosexuals?
      And how many homosexuals are being killed for being homosexuals?

  • @cfconant
    @cfconant Před 5 lety +1

    if david had kept his long hair and swiviling hips he'd probably be dead now. he was trying to survive. this narrator does not appear the least bit feminine and should not speak for men who are. the narrator can pass for straight.

    • @mikipav1064
      @mikipav1064 Před 4 lety +2

      cammer i don’t get your point..?

  • @redshipley
    @redshipley Před 7 lety +11

    Straight world order? Tedx really has no standards

    • @adrianmak3r659
      @adrianmak3r659 Před 7 lety +4

      Taylor Britton How do you expect people to take you serious with that profile pic?

    • @caramel7050
      @caramel7050 Před 6 lety +7

      You didn't watch the video, did you?

    • @tula1433
      @tula1433 Před 2 lety

      Def didn’t watch the video just read the title eh ?

  • @lilliangraham9850
    @lilliangraham9850 Před 9 lety

    so other wise "when in doubt blame the straight people "for all your physical pain and suffering !?!?
    what ever happened to gay on gay violence what makes that ok

    • @BrennanYoung
      @BrennanYoung Před 9 lety +9

      You misrepresented his argument, and then disagreed with your own misrepresentation. That's called a strawman.
      He's not blaming straight people, he's saying that the straight world order is harmful, even to straight people, and even uses examples of straight people who have suffered because of it. Maybe you should watch it again and take more careful notes.
      And while you are doing that, could you point out where anybody said that gay on gay violence is ok? I missed that part entirely, even after watching a second time.

    • @sinachiniforoosh
      @sinachiniforoosh Před 9 lety +5

      Lillian Graham Gay on gay violence? That's funny. You seem to think that getting racist arguments and replacing "black" with "gay" will work.

    • @lilliangraham9850
      @lilliangraham9850 Před 9 lety

      if you knew that gay on gay violence actually did happen would you think differently !!!!!!!!,my point being stating the most obsolete question when gays stick it to other gays (ex.domestic assault )

    • @mattlagenskold9196
      @mattlagenskold9196 Před 7 lety +1

      Gay in gay violence? In what world?

    • @lilliangraham9850
      @lilliangraham9850 Před 7 lety

      today's world

  • @SilvanaDil
    @SilvanaDil Před 8 lety +2

    Respectful treatment of homosexuals? No problem.
    Just keep in mind: roughly 97% of people are heterosexual, and heterosexuality is an essential, a necessity.
    Also: Diversity is not intrinsically positive. If you live in a society in which only half the people bathed regularly, would that be better than one in which everyone bathed regularly?

    • @shyrush4290
      @shyrush4290 Před 8 lety +6

      +SilvanaDil wtf

    • @SilvanaDil
      @SilvanaDil Před 8 lety

      +Shy Rush
      Which part confused you?

    • @shyrush4290
      @shyrush4290 Před 8 lety +5

      bad and misleading comparison.
      by the way , it is a completely wrong and silly point

    • @SilvanaDil
      @SilvanaDil Před 8 lety

      +Shy Rush
      We're each entitled to our opinions.

    • @shyrush4290
      @shyrush4290 Před 8 lety +5

      +SilvanaDil its cool that ur feeling this way as long as u r aware of the fact that having an
      simplistic , unsympathetic and regressive opinion just for the sake of having an opinion is completely worthless ...
      have a nice day. bye

  • @Canalus
    @Canalus Před 9 lety

    Oh, no, I get it. People who adhere to traditional gender roles hurt you, therefore, traditional gender roles are bad. Same way as people who adhere to communism hurt other people, therefore communism was bad. Or same as people who like to play videogames hurt other people by going on a killing spree, therefore videogames are bad. Or same as people who listen to Black Metal like to burn down churches, therefore Black Metal is bad.
    Sad thing is, you may even think that you're proposing something new and groundbreaking.
    Good luck with your "war", general.

    • @Lumidingo
      @Lumidingo Před 9 lety +8

      This. This is the dumbest comment on CZcams.

    • @Canalus
      @Canalus Před 9 lety

      Lumidingo No! Yours is!

    • @Lumidingo
      @Lumidingo Před 9 lety +6

      To be fair, dude, you've mistaken people adhering to gender roles, for people who discriminate against others who DON'T adhere to traditional gender roles. Like, these are very blatantly different things.

    • @Canalus
      @Canalus Před 9 lety

      Lumidingo Oh, so you want to have a civil discussion with a "dumb" person such as I? Well, I don't want to have a civil discussion with you. Hope you don't mind.

    • @Lumidingo
      @Lumidingo Před 9 lety +5

      And now, because I've called a comment you made 'dumb', you're inferring that I'm calling you, yourself, 'dumb'. Which I very clearly didn't do. I think you need to take more time analyzing the content you are watching or reading, because it seems that you jump to conclusions that don't really respond to what's actually being said.

  • @benisturning30
    @benisturning30 Před 10 lety +6

    This is not a good Tedtalk. This is a rant. Ted talk is about science and intellectualism.

    • @KBaum-vx1mv
      @KBaum-vx1mv Před 10 lety +14

      No. This is a TEDx talk.

    • @benisturning30
      @benisturning30 Před 10 lety

      K. Baum
      TEd is for progress and scientific debate; it isn't a place to go and rant about heterosexual privileges which might not even exist.

    • @KBaum-vx1mv
      @KBaum-vx1mv Před 10 lety +21

      Ben A
      I think it's fairly clear that the concept of TED (and TEDx) has evolved throughout the years. Funny you'd nitpick this talk in particular. Perhaps it has to do with your last clause, "which might not even exist". Are you threatened by non-heterosexual people calling heterosexuals out on their bullshit?

    • @benisturning30
      @benisturning30 Před 10 lety

      K. Baum
      What bullshit? You cannot be angry at people for being privileged. What you are really saying is that you are jealous. And he doesn't get any deeper than that. He could have explained causes and then given solutions. Trash!

    • @KBaum-vx1mv
      @KBaum-vx1mv Před 10 lety +11

      Ben A
      You seem to be deliberately misunderstanding his words, and I hope you are, because if all you can really get from this talk is "he's jealous/whining/angry at straight people", you've got a serious problem.
      But hey, I'm sure you're just unwilling to see things from a perspective that doesn't cater to you, which is a totally normal psychological flaw. Just make sure you don't use it to hurt people (emotionally or physically), like the speaker exemplified.

  • @sinnersavedbygracethrufait8933

    Repent from your sin!

    • @sebastianmelmoth685
      @sebastianmelmoth685 Před 3 lety

      Up your bum!

    • @Mcfreddo
      @Mcfreddo Před 3 lety +1

      Prove there's a god.
      That's right, you can't, just from you calling it a belief, a faith. That just means it not substantiated, even acknowledged by you, as if you did go around, "I've seen him, this that, whatever, do you know where those people are? The mental asylum.
      Actually in the neo liberal economics, health has been run down and they're on the streets and some get shot there, because they need help and don't get it.

    • @astitvatiwari4418
      @astitvatiwari4418 Před 2 lety

      Lol