In a recent interview with Jordan Peterson, Elon Musk showed perhaps more vulnerability than we’ve ever seen him when the topic of transgender activism came up.
according to Sara GonzalezTheir conversation was a “powerful exchange” because the topic was close to home for Musk, as one of his sons, Xavier (now Vivian), has “transitioned.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HZFwG0kTYQElon Musk Reveals How Family Instability Affects the Transgender Movement | ft. Drinkin’ BrosClick here for details
“It was not explained to me that puberty blockers are simply fertility drugs,” he told Peterson. “I essentially lost my son.”
“It’s called Deadnaming because your son is dead. I mean, my son Xavier is dead. He was killed by the awakened mind virus,” he continued, adding, “I then vowed to destroy the awakened mind virus.”
“It’s like superhero shit,” Sarah tells Drinkin’ Brothers Dan Holaway and Ross Patterson.
Ross then recounts a story about a “Dallas-area school principal” who stopped by the Drinkin Brothers’ studio and said, “You wouldn’t believe how many people come to me and say, ‘I think I might be transgender, or I identify as transgender,’ but 99 percent of the time, it’s because their parents are getting divorced or have already divorced. They come from a single-parent home and they’re just trying to get attention. They’re not trying to change their gender, but they’re trying to get attention from the other parent who’s currently absent.”
Sarah then points out California’s recently passed SAFETY Act, which prohibits school officials from sharing a child’s gender identity, sexual orientation, or gender expression with parents.
In response to the new law, Musk announced he would be keeping his vow to fight the “virus of the woke mind” and relocating SpaceX and its headquarters to Texas.
Want to know more about Sara Gonzalez?
To enjoy more of Sarah’s honest news and culture insights, Subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American Dream.
