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I used to believe I was owed reparations due to slavery.

I believed that I couldn't be racist towards white people because I didn't have systemic

power.

I believed in Black Lives Matter, George Floyd, all that stuff.

I believed in transgenderism, feminism, pretty much everything that was backwards.

And now-

Did you say blackwards?

Yeah, that was actually a Freudian slip, but yeah, backwards.

And now I'm pretty much the opposite of everything.

I'm not for the feminism.

I'm not for the stuff.

I'm not for Black Lives Matter or reparations.

What happened?

Well, I had a situation back in Chicago where I moved in an apartment and they originally

told me I'd be assigned a roommate of the same gender to share a bathroom.

They actually ended up assigning me a transgender as a roommate.

And I only found out it was a transgender because the toilet seat was being left up

consistently.

And when I reached out to my black housing manager, she told me they weren't allowed

to discriminate and I could move down the hallway to another room if I had a problem.

And when she used the word discriminate, it made me think about politics.

So I started looking up just what in politics made it legal for a man to be in a woman's

space.

And all of a sudden I'm seeing all the evil racist Republican white people are the ones

with common sense who don't want this weirdness going on.

So I found myself voting for Trump.

And you became a wife at 23?

I did.

After being a feminist your whole life?

Did.

Okay.