00:04:54.000And it deserves to be mocked, which is why it is being mocked.
00:04:57.620So here we are where we have the government of Saskatchewan pushing out information that is just not true.
00:05:03.940And this is why so many people are skeptical of public health and public health experts and the government officials who say that they are the only ones who provide the truth.
00:05:13.600It's like, no, you're pushing propaganda.
00:05:40.860And the more that government officials and public health experts push this kind of propaganda and nonsense to try to pull the wool over our eyes,
00:05:47.300the more people will be skeptical and not believe it.
00:16:54.160Many organizations are rightly opting for precise language when talking about things that have to do with biological traits rather than gender identity.
00:17:01.500It's not an attack on womanhood to not equate gender with specific biology.
00:17:05.960That's basically the argument of the trans community.
00:17:08.460Another account with 70,000 followers who identifies as a non-binary trans mom says this.
00:17:53.600The two communities really don't see eye-to-eye on some issues when it comes to sort of protecting womanhood, women's spaces.
00:18:02.340And it's really interesting to see this play out on the left.
00:18:05.260And it also might be a little bit of karma because, remember, not too long ago, Margaret Atwood came after J.K. Rowling over a very similar kind of issue.
00:18:13.720Atwood signed an open letter in support of the trans community from a group of U.S. writers and authors when J.K. Rowling was facing her being cancelled over comments about the fact that sex is real, biological sex is real.
00:18:26.680J.K. Rowling's comment says, if sex isn't real, the lived reality of women globally is erased.
00:18:32.300And so instead of defending J.K. Rowling in that instance, Atwood signed the letter essentially denouncing Rowling and defending the people who wanted to cancel her