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Hearing your story makes me believe that people can change. I just hope if and when they watch this they can.

In a functioning society we would have better walkability

out of curiosity, did Brenda give you explicit permission to tell her story in this video? you didn't mention it, and i can only hope she did. regardless, this was a very important video, and i'm glad you made it

Im pretty sure the last time I came to this video, I was negative and left hate. Im sorry, but I am very happy to return as an ally, even questioning. Thank you for still being positive.

Hey guys!! A year late but this video is really good. I am a trans and gay guy and I would love to answer any questions anyone has. This can be for anyone wanting to ask anything, not just recovering transphobes/homophobes ❤

If I did the same thing I’d go to prison for a minimum of 31 months

As a professional driver, most people on the roads absolutely shouldn't be.

10:46 Unfortunately, it still happens. My own EX would even talk about other trans people (Im a Trans Male) openly to me expressing his deep transphobic views. Ive had my own coworkers, associates, teammates and their parents talk down upon other trans people to my face (while they dont know im trans myself) or directly threaten me (after finding out) while im looking at them like "wtf???" EDIT: OMG I didnt know you were the cop moto guy! Glad I found your videos, youre a wonderful human, keep rocking on!

Vaush is a blue eyed leftist who lives in LA and debates people online... THAT'S NOT A LEFTIST

Common Horrid Vaush take

😂😂😂😂😂

oh yeah well i went from transphobe to transgender /hj

there is nothing i love more than cars, but id love to safely drive a Suzuki cappuccino even more

5:32 he only sees value in young people and people who have young girlfriends, got it.

I should make my own video: "How I went from Transphobe to Trans"

He seems to be wrong about many things...

Randomly found this video, and I really love your stance on this. Just putting the flags up and standing by queer people is amazing. It reminds me very much of another youtuber, mikeburnfire, and his Fallout 4 videos, in his home base, he has the progress pride flag just up on the wall, for everyone viewing to see

As someone who is trans and rides motorcycles I have nothing but respect for you for what you do.

In my humble opinion, the whole idea seems very degenerate. I'm sure youtube won't delete this comment, suspend my comments or ban my channel for stating my opinion 😊.

In the past i wasnt a quote on quote transphobe but i did not understand transgender people at all. That is until a read a book called "felix ever after" which was about a transgender man and his relationship with his friends and bullying (transphobia). I swear that single book (which i was actually forced to read for a school project) was actually amazing and really showed me the experience of a trans person written by a trans author. I suggest people should really read queer books- fictional or not. It really opened my eyes and now i 100% support any queer identity and i empathize with them as a woman with how society can be so hateful for no reason.

The guns and threats are completely unjustified, and I am not sure how you got into those confrontations. However, in the clip, you are weaving in traffic in a lane you are not supposed to be in and in between cars. Not very orderly or societal.

Thank you AJ for promoting the community as you do. No bullshit, no sugar coating; but just by being a decent person. I, myself am a really feminine gay man who always had trouble getting along with straight men. However, within the past couple years I have become really close with one who he admits to never having/wanting a LGTBQ friend before. I had noticed in class that he would actively avoid me, but it wasn't until we actually had a heart-to-heart at a party that we opened up to each other. Now we talk nearly every day and sure there are times where I have to guide him in proper language etc since he's still super straight (his gf helps too lol) but I am so happy to have him in my life. ❤

My g u.u

Hey saw you on instagram reels talking about painting your nails and the benefits of that :D that's awesome that you have a yt channel. Actually learning something about bikes and that's real cool, subbed :3

Your transparency is greatly appreciated never stop learning and keeping your mind open. You’re a work in progress your entire life. Keep doing u

Thank you. Seriously, thank you so much, you and Sara. This was incredibly inspirational for me.

To be honest, its less decision, more culture. In the UK, helmets are mandatory and gear is very much encouraged. The DVLA will not let you sit a test without adequate gear/skin coverage. Im confident i can avoid 90% of accidents involving cars. I cant be confident that a deer wont run out in front of me, or that my tyre wont suddenly blowout, or that my engine wont suddenly explode. So im ATGATT, id much rather fall off covered so i can ride again tmrw, than have to go through months of recovery or death in an accident and never ride again.

Reading all these comments is so validating. I used to be very religious and hateful in my childhood and preteen years (nothing wrong with faith as long as it doesn't hurt or endanger others/fuel hateful acts, but it was very dangerous for me in my case). When I left the church I had a bit of a crisis. I started seeing the world through new eyes and allowing myself to look in the mirror and ask why I was feeling this pit in my stomach when I'd see pride/discussions on LGBT+ etc. What I was feeling was that same as when my family would exclude me, when they'd insist I hate someone I don't know, the same feeling of being pushed down, aside, forgotten, laughed at, etc. I was JEALOUS to see people understand who they are and be happy for it. I went from this pre installed hatred to "I'm straight but I'm an ally", to "I think I'm bi" to "Bi is too restrictive" to "I'm pan" to "I'm cis but pan" to "I'm nb and pan", which is where I am now. I have more friends now than I ever had before. That pit in my stomach is gone. Family makes fun of me for going "woke" and making friends (they insisted I go to college, I graduate by myself, and then they insist I was indoctrinated there. YOU TOLD ME TO GO!) but every day, it's easier to laugh at them. Imagine using your faith to stomp others down, to use as a basis for removing/preventing someone from enjoying basic human rights, to defend your abuse with. That's sad. I'm so thankful I left when I left. It wasn't easy and even 15 years later I miss the *community and sense of belonging* in the church but I do not miss being bullied. I don't miss being treated like an object. I don't miss the physical and verbal assault. I don't miss that feeling in my gut. I smile now because want to, not because I fear the repercussions of smiling when I have been threatened to do so.

10:01 similar experience here but it was in a skateboarding context

So, the main problem I and most other people have with motorcycles is that they’re really, REALLY loud and annoying. Even with super large and wide roads with lots of cars, you can DEFINITELY, CLEARLY hear the super loud noise of the motorcycle engine (I live in Europe, and we don’t have as much gigantic roads, and if I’m just chilling at a coffee shop or walking, especially if I’m talking to someone, a super loud motorcycle just ruins everything). Now, I’m really glad that y’all are supporting us in fighting cars, but motorcycles are usually just as bad

My moped is only 40kg, so I just pick it up.

This guy exales estrogen

18:24 is that Jacob Wysocki?????????????????????????????? (loved the vid, i watch it every time i dont feel supported)

I've had trans and queer friends for a long time and have been extremely supportive towards them but I've found that I've had internalized transphobia towards myself when I insisted I'm non-binary simply because I was afraid to call myself a trans man. It took a lot of support from my friends and most importantly an extremely supportive, loving man I have fortune to call my better half to kickstart my transition journey and finally accept myself.

Obviously he was using dramatic hyperbole. And if you pay attention, he was specifically referring to the active choice of removing the muffler - a choice that can do actual hearing damage to you and those around you - an antisocial act without any benefit. He is the opposite of "car brained", actively wanting to turn the majority of city roads into pedestrian zones, replace semi trucks entirely with freight trains, and even entertains restricting the legality of private cars to rural residents who have no other logistical choice.

He’s also wrong about all the pdf files he’s got on his computer. AH YOOO WOMP WOMP okay I’m done. Bye.

Oddly specific and relatable video to get recommended. I feel like being born before the 2000s had a lot to do wirh it. Different time and environment, my ex helped me grow out of it, same applies to the weird right wing internet bubble, insane shit.

Vaush is a horse fan and a poser to Socialism. I mean, sure loud shit is annoying, but brother, calls to violence are never okay ☠️

The fact that vaush and destiny call themselves leftists is crazy to me. They despise impoverished and working class people and fighting that sentiment is kind of at the core of leftism Clearly I wasn't at the end of the video when making this comment and I'm so so happy you talked about this and the way vaush and similar creators exploit their label instead of abiding by the ideology it represents

I love how authentic you were while telling your story, thank you for sharing your experiences and im sorry you had to go through that.❤ The ending lowkey made me cry though lol it was so meaningful. Do i want to change the world? Id like to but i doubt that will happen in my lifetime. Ill do what i can to spread peace and love as someone in the community, even though its scary. Its really scary sometimes. Im honestly very scared for the future but i pray that people will become more loving as the years go on so we dont have to fear for our lives 😢man this vid made me emotional. Anyway good vid loved it a lot and ur awesome 🔥🔥

All I think about is the south park episode about motorcycles you know the one

I'm a gay man and I used to have transwomen friends who I would play videogames with. At first I didnt really care about them revealing me their true selves, in fact I supported them at first, but when we started talking about transphobia and how me only liking cis men made me a transphobic person that's when I started drifting away from them, and more broadly from the transgenders. I have no issues with them, I just dont understand why g*nitalia choice makes me a transphobic person, and I will never understand why they (my friends) started picking on me because of that. From that moment on I began to covet some degree of hatred inside of me, but even then, I still understood in my head that after all, it's not really something that impacts me directly and it doesn't do me any harm. What I want is that I don't get called names only because I have a preference, it is not fair and it only disrupts the progress that you guys had so far.

What a great video, thank you for sharing ❤

As a non-binary motorcyclist, I always have to stay a little wary when interacting with the community. Seeing outspoken allies like you in the community is not just refreshing, but heartwarming. Thank you for using your platform to promote tolerance in a digestible manner to those who need it the most ♡

You were mislabeled and lied to, you had no spine and caved in to the cultists, 23 minutes and 40 seconds saved.

Honestly, I used to be very much the person who hated motorcycles and just thought of them as like this very dangerous thing. But after finding your content and a few other motorcycle content creators, my opinion has completely changed. So I thank you for that. As a matter of fact, one day I actually hope to have one. I also hope to actually live in a place that I can use it year round eventually. Unfortunately where I currently live. There's a lot of snow for like a good part of the year

Anyone willing to put money on how many times vaush orders from doordash or uber eats? Lol

Huh. Curious.

Why was 'transsexual' censored??

Sorry you were attacked by people with guns, but did they attack you because you were on a motorcycle, which would not be the reason you would be attacked by people in Vaush's utopia, or because you removed your muffler to make your motorcycle louder on purpose, which actually is the thing that Vaush is complaining about? This is like hearing someone say "I think people who listen to loud music in public without headphones should spontaneously combust!" and thinking "Oh my god, this person wants me dead because I listen to music on walks through my headphones!" and internally justifying it by remembering that you were mugged on your walk a few weeks ago.