Hello underachievers!
So, as we all know,
there are some pretty bad tweets out there.
Personally, I don't think you guys
should have to put up with reading them on your own
So I thought today,
we could read them together!
It's a fun bonding activity.
Obviously, trigger warning Arielle Scarcella.
Trigger warning TERF.
You've read the title!
I read Arielle Scarcella's tweets
so you don't have to.
So if you don't know who Arielle Scarcella is,
I made two videos about her.
She's a youtuber who's, you know,
fallen into the right wing grift,
as they do.
She's a Trump supporter,
whilst also being a lesbian.
She thinks Elliot Page is a long lost lesbian.
She doesn't think that institutionalized racism is a problem.
There's a lot going on there
and usually I would make like a serious video about her
because she said some dreadful things
and hurt a lot of people.
But, you know, I thought
we could do with the laugh.
There's so much going on in the world
that we just need to laugh at bigots at this point.
There's a lot of tweets to get through today,
so let's just start!
So I saw this tweet come up on my timeline
because somebody had screenshotted it,
but this is the tweet that made me think about making this video.
By the way if there's noises in the background,
I have pet rats.
They're really loud.
So Arielle says:
So I'm not entirely sure what she was trying to achieve with this one.
I don't think the whole:
"HAHA, let's send gay and trans people
to a country where being LGBT
is punishable by death!"
I don't think that is the whole, like, sick burn
that you think is.
Like I genuinely don't...
I feel like this tweet
would make more sense if you were straight,
but you're literally gay.
I personally do not wish to send conservative trans people
to Iran to be put to death.
That's just me, you know, like
I don't think we should send LGBT people
to countries where they will die...
for fun!
I don't think we could do that!
I don't think we should do that!
Also, this whole like:
"Let's see what real transphobia and real homophobia is like",
she's only saying this
because she wants an excuse to actually be transphobic.
Like just because other people have it worse
and like other countries
are more homophobic or transphobic,
does not mean that like what you're doing
doesn't count as homophobia and transphobia?
Like I know the tweet is a joke,
but just the fact that she's like:
"You call me a bigot?
Go die.
Go die in Iran!
Like there's some brain worms going on in there.
I do not know what to tell you.
So, next tweet:
"Listing of their mental illness".
I'm sure there are specific reasons
why people put their mental illnesses in their bio.
Maybe is to find a community.
Like, I have a friend who has BPD
and I know that there's a community of people
with BPD on Twitter
and they like to talk about like
relatable BPD things.
It's kind of a way to signal to other people like
"Hey, we're part of the same community,
maybe we can find each other,
like that makes sense to me.
"Pronouns in bio".
This is not a red flag!
A lot of trans people will put their pronouns in their bio,
so that they don't get misgendered.
And a lot of cis people will put their pronouns in their bio
to normalize trans people
putting their pronouns on their bio.
It's kind of like:
"Hey, I see you, I will also do this to help you out".
I don't have my pronouns in my bio
for reasons that are not relevant.
It makes me uncomfortable because I'm trans
and I don't want that to be like a...
That's just me!
But, obviously, pronouns in bio
it's not a red flag
"Anime profile pics".
I do not have much to say about that.
"*Blank* don't interact".
I get it! Like "TERF's don't interact".
So I know a lot of people intend to have: "Tories don't interact".
It's kind of an easy way to be like:
"Hey, this place is not for you!".
I should probably put like:
"Arielle Scarcella don't interact" in my bio.
And lastly, she said having "activist" in your bio
is a red flag.
I'm pretty sure I can't find a screenshot,
but I made a video about her, maybe like, 10 months ago.
I'm pretty sure back then, she had "LGBT activist" in her bio.
I may be wrong.
Somebody can let me know whether that's true or not,
but I'm 90 sure that's true.
Let's have a look at her bio:
I would argue that, that, is a red flag.
"Queen of controversial conversations".
The next tweet:
LGBT.
What does that stand for? Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans?
NO!
Clearly not!
I think being a leftist makes you sexy.
That is just my opinion.
I'm sorry if it does not match up with yours.
But, obviously, that's not what LGBT stands for!
Sure, yes, the majority of the LGBT community is
left leaning, but that's because
it just makes sense!
Conservatives, historically,
have not been too nice to the LGBT's.
I'm not saying all conservatives are homophobic,
but, you know like,
all homophobes are probably conservative.
Being a leftist and being homophobic does not...
You can't, they don't gel well together
The next tweet is:
Well, this should have those fake news exclamation marks,
please Twitter.
Lesbians are not an endangered species,
there are more lesbians than there are trans people
and you don't see me going around being like:
"Oh no! Trans people they're an endangered species",
because I don't care!
Honestly, I don't know if it's just me,
but I don't care
how many trans people there are.
I don't care how many gay people there are.
I do not care about the numbers.
I just want LGBT's to be happy.
You know, if they're not happy with the label trans,
sure fine, don't use it.
Who cares?
I agree with this tweet.
I'm not part of the lesbian community
so I can't really have much of a say on this
but it's of my understanding that lesbian bottoms are normalized?
I don't know what the motivation behind this tweet was.
The whole like "#WeExist" thing is a bit...
Yes.
i may just be talking out my ass
but I just feel like lesbian bottoms are normalized.
Lesbian bottoms I love you.
I love you!
So, after Elliot Page came out as trans,
Arielle was very, very, upset.
She was very upset for many reasons.
We'll be talking a bit about that later but,
this one tweet is prompted by Elliot coming out.
Right.
So...
This was tweeted maybe like, a few hours,
a few days after Elliot came out.
The difference between Scarlett Johansson
trying to play a trans man
and Elliot Page trying to play a woman.
Scarlett Johansson IS a woman.
She's always been a woman
and her trying to play a trans man
is a bit like...
'Cause it's kind of like...
It kind of...
Kind of weird that a woman can just dress up as a man,
play a man in a movie, you know,
speak about the trans experience and then,
when it comes to finishing filming,
she's just a woman.
She's just happily living her life as a cis woman.
She doesn't know the trans experience.
I don't know, there's a whole conversation about like,
should trans characters be played by trans people?
I'd say yes, but you know,
I can't be asked for that conversation here
Elliot Page was known as a woman his whole life:
He played the roles of women in the shows
that he acted in.
And now, suddenly, he's come out as trans
and Arielle's just like:
"BUT YOU CAN'T PLAY A WOMAN
BECAUSE YOU'RE A MAN!"
Like, chill! Fuck!
Also, not to be a conspiracy theorist,
but I kind of feel like, you know,
The Umbrella Academy,
Gerard Way, you know, he's pretty cool
when it comes to gender.
I kind of just feel like, they're just gonna make Vanya trans.
Like, I feel like that makes sense.
But regarding this tweet,
Arielle loves to just create problems.
where problems aren't.
Elliot's only just come out as trans and
you're already criticizing the roles he's played?
Like, what?
So, I don't know who Lauren Chen is,
but she tweeted:
And Arielle just quote tweeted it saying:
Women aren't going anywhere!
There is no left's war on women!
Honestly, don't know where this has come from.
I feel like right wingers just love to make s[ ] up.
Bring back women from where?
They've not gone anywhere!
Also I feel like I don't really need to explain to you
why it's easy to comment "bring back woman"
on a tweet where a trans person has just come out.
Like...
If I came out as trans and someone was just like "bring back women!"
Where is the relevance? And also shut the f[ ] up!
So Arielle has been called a TERF a lot,
understandably, deservedly.
You know what?
I don't know if she's a radical feminist,
so maybe TERF isn't the right word to describe her.
She's definitely a transphobe,
but she truly does think TERF's are oppressed.
So there is nothing wrong with biological women
having opinions on things that affect them.
Obviously not! Like women absolutely should have
the 100% say on abortion laws,
but people don't call "TERF's" TERF's because
they have opinions.
People call "TERF's" TERF's because they're bigots!
They call them "TERF's" because they're trans-exclusionary.
They s[ ] on trans people.
That's not an opinion!
Whether or not, I'm a dude, isn't really an opinion.
So Arielle does this thing where she prints out stickers
and sticks them on herself,
so this one says:
"Hahaha, I have criminal criminal thoughts".
"Hahaha, the left think I'm a criminal for having different opinions to them".
"Hahaha, what's going on my brain is criminal".
I don't think saying you have criminal thoughts
is deserve you thought it was.
"I think bad things about trans people".
"I think bad things about black people".
That's not... why is that?
Why have you made that into a sticker?
Creature.
She also printed out a sticker that said:
i hope she knows that the only people trying to take away her rights
are like, the republicans
and the conservatives that she sticks by.
Like, what rights?
What rights are being taken away by the left?
None rights!
None rights are being taken away by the left!
Like conservatives love to do this thing
where they pretend that they're under attack
and that their freedoms are at risk.
They are not!
Why do people who aren't oppressed
want to be oppressed so bad?
Why is that a thing?
Like the whole like: "Oh, back in my day we could say this
but now the left doesn't want us to say it!"
Maybe it's because it was sh[ ].
I feel like i'm gonna have to make another video like this,
if people want that,
because there are so many tweets to go through,
but the last one is this one:
Magdalen Berns
was a feminist lesbian
who didn't agree
with being trans.
What is there to not agree with?
This is the whole thing that I don't understand like,
people are like: "I just don't agree with being gay",
"I just don't agree with being trans".
What do you mean?
How does that work?
Like "I just, I don't agree with gravity".
It is here.
It is clear to see.
What do you mean you don't agree with it?
You could be upset that it exists,
but not agreeing with it? It just doesn't make sense.
But yeah, Magdalen Berns was a TERF.
She was a nasty woman, she was not nice.
she was very transphobic and made horrible videos about trans people.
It sucks that she had to die the way she did,
but, you know, celebrating her stunning and brave is just a bit f[ ] up.
Like Arielle's lost like 90% of her trans friends
but she has some,
you know, she's got some new ones that she's recruiting.
She had to go for smaller creators now
because, obviously, the bigger ones, you know, they don't like her.
But I just feel bad for them
because there's clearly, you know,
there's something going on if you're a trans person
and you just hate trans people.
That's one thing.
But like being a trans person and being friends with somebody
who kind of celebrates Magdalen Berns,
that's just a whole...
That's a whole thing.
But, yeah, that's the end of the video.
Let me know what you think about it.
Comment below how you feel.
But, yeah, what's your favorite Arielle Scarcella tweet?
Have a good day or don't
See you later losers.
Goodbye.