One thing that can irk me about people like Matt Walsh on the Daily Wire is their hard line stances on certain issues, like the transgender one he brings up in this documentary. But at the end of the day he isn't really confronting the people he interviews so much as asking them extremely basic questions that you should be able to get out of the way in the first 2 minutes, but ends up getting these people rambling in circles.
The documentary is very simple in format and style, there's never any lulls in interest or tone and the amount of common sense coming from both Matt Walsh and the people who are against the aggressively woke trans movement is incredible. It's also very satisfying to watch people become visibly flustered and uncomfortable being unable to answer straightforward questions, causing them to either let forth awkward smiles like when your teacher caught you cheating on a test or just exit the interview.
This film harbors absolutely no hate, no transphobia and is more a cautionary tale on the dangers that this movement gone awry has gotten to.
The documentary is very simple in format and style, there's never any lulls in interest or tone and the amount of common sense coming from both Matt Walsh and the people who are against the aggressively woke trans movement is incredible. It's also very satisfying to watch people become visibly flustered and uncomfortable being unable to answer straightforward questions, causing them to either let forth awkward smiles like when your teacher caught you cheating on a test or just exit the interview.
This film harbors absolutely no hate, no transphobia and is more a cautionary tale on the dangers that this movement gone awry has gotten to.