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The Hodgetwins recently uploaded yet another reaction video attacking a transgender individual and mocking broader cultural shifts, a pattern that has become all too familiar from high-profile conservative creators. Their channel reaches millions, and these videos rack up views while generating predictable outrage from the left and applause from their base. This is not harmless comedy for many Americans — it is part of a larger cultural fight over how we define sex, safety, and common sense in public life.
Conservatives understand that people have the right to live their lives, but we also have the right to question social experiments that erase biological reality and put vulnerable populations at risk. Calling out gender ideology and the bizarre social theater it produces is not hatred, it is a defense of commonsense norms and the privacy of women and children. The real scandal is the moral arrogance of elite institutions that insist dissent must be silenced rather than debated. Strong opinions should be met with debate, not deplatforming.
Yet Big Tech treats messages selectively, taking down some content while allowing other creators to hurl insults and misgender public figures for years without consequence. YouTube has removed certain anti-trans videos, but enforcement is inconsistent and opaque, leading many conservatives to believe there is a double standard. If the platforms are going to police speech, they must do it fairly and transparently, not as political theater to shield favored viewpoints.
There is also a safety and commonsense argument that gets ignored in the woke scramble for visibility: policies that collapse the distinction between men and women in single-sex spaces have real-world consequences. Parents and teachers are rightly alarmed when ideology crowds out basic protections in locker rooms, sports, and shelters. Demanding accountability and sensible policy isn’t bigotry; it’s stewardship of our communities and a refusal to accept that anything goes in the name of progress.
Meanwhile, platforms and some media outlets profit from controversy while gaslighting the public about what “inclusion” really means, often treating dissent as an attack rather than a viewpoint to be contested. The monetization of outrage rewards creators on all sides, but conservatives see a clear pattern where voices questioning gender orthodoxy are branded as villains. If the marketplace of ideas is to function, it must allow robust critique without labeling it as inherently hateful.
This is a political battle as much as a cultural one, and grassroots conservatives should stop apologizing for raising concerns about children, privacy, and scientific realities. Push back at school boards, support lawmakers who defend single-sex protections, and demand that platforms apply their rules evenly. Our movement stands for free speech, common sense, and the safety of the next generation; those are not radical positions, they are responsibilities.
At the end of the day, hardworking Americans want leaders and media that tell the truth plainly and protect basic decency. We will not be shamed into silence by virtue-signaling elites or tech monopolies that pick winners and losers. Stand firm, keep asking questions, and insist that our institutions serve all citizens rather than a fleeting ideological agenda.
