'I don’t want Lizzo as my trainer': Candace Owens says ‘society would be safer’ with MORE discrimination
WASHINGTON, DC: Candace Owens explained why she believes that more discrimination will actually make society safer in the opening of her recent podcast. "I discriminate," Owens, 33, said at the very beginning of her show on December 13. "I just want to get that off my chest. I openly discriminate against weirdos and freaks and I encourage you to do the same," she added.
Owens, the right wing commentator and talk show host, also mentioned transgender people, saying, "I definitely discriminate against men that paint their nails or wear dresses" during her opening monologue on 'Candace Owens Podcast'. In order to avoid getting too close to a transgender or non-binary person physically, Owens claimed she would purposefully cross the street.
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"You can wear your dress and you can paint your nails but I'd prefer you keeping 100 feet away from a playground and all of the feet away from my children and me," she said, as per Daily Mail. "I actually think that society would be safer if we discriminated more what's happening now is insanity because they're telling us to accept everything to say, 'oh its fine, he just has a fetish, he likes to wear panties.'"
Owens also claimed that, "no matter how normal they look," she would treat any adult—particularly a man—discriminatorily, if she encountered him alone on a playground. She said, "It's a healthy discrimination for me," before adding that she would be equally prejudiced while selecting a personal trainer, dentist, or doctor. Additionally, Owens admitted that she discriminates against obese people and declared that she wouldn't want Lizzo, to coach her. “I don’t want a dentist with bad teeth. I don’t want Lizzo being my trainer. I am going to discriminate against somebody that is that clinically obese. They’re never gonna get me healthy," she said.
The left, according to Owens, has turned the word "discriminate" into a "dirty word," and she believes that discrimination is important for enabling us to make crucial judgments that protect us from dangerous people. "We want to survive," she continued. "And so, when we get that feeling. My mother used to refer to it as the heebie-jeebies. 'When someone just gives you the heebie-jeebies, even if you can't quite put your finger on why, I think you need to lean into that," Owens added.
She then turned her attention to Sam Brinton, who was fired from his position as a representative of President Joe Biden's Department of Energy in December after being accused of stealing two pieces of luggage from women at American airports. Brinton gained notoriety in June 2022 after being appointed the deputy assistant secretary in the Office of Nuclear Energy for spent fuel and waste disposition. They were the first openly non-binary person in a top position in the federal administration.
Before displaying images of Brinton in gowns, Owens remarked on her podcast that they "looked like a crazy person" when they first got their government job. "We're supposed to go, 'Oh my God, yay. It's so inclusive and I love it,'" Owens said. "No, when I saw it, I went, 'I'd like to discriminate against that. Yeah, I wouldn't like my tax dollars to go toward that.' I don't want them in any positions of power. I don't want to invest in that in any way, not even with my tax dollars. And it turns out that if we had that healthy dose of discrimination as a nation, that person wouldn't have been able to victimize two women, because that's what [Brinton has] done," she added.
Calling Brinton a "freak," Owens said, "If only we as a nation were willing to discriminate right when we saw [Brinton] wearing all those dresses and thigh-high slits, maybe these young women wouldn't have been victimized. All of this to say, ladies and gentlemen, I openly discriminate against weirdos and freaks, and I encourage you to do the same."