The bringer of da Raine

Ever just sit in your car for 30 minutes bc the idea of driving seems exhausting? Yeah, me too.

Conservatives wanting "to protect girls a women," with anti trans rhetoric is laughably hypocritical. Caring about protecting women and girls means not voting for a rapist who cheated on all his wives.

It is definitely a red flag when the accused responds the a defensive ad hominem.

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Investing in NIH = investing in life-saving discoveries.

Abusers/oppressors are so tragically predictable. They all use the same script. They're so predictable that I'm shocked we even got to this point in our political atmosphere.

It's wild to me that if Biden had signed executive orders to freeze funding and half the stuff the trump is doing, the right wingers would be foaming at the mouth in rage.

Charcu-tree

Facebook reels on mothers (single or otherwise) and women are just a cesspool of bitter women haters. I made a comment on this and unsurprisingly the haters rushed in to prove me right. Pathetically predictable.

I have one on my account.

*pseudo
If you're going to insult someone, at least try to spell correctly.

I agree. I've been encountering a lot of individuals (sadly on here)that blame inclusivity and some focus on inclusivity for the reason Drump is in office. These same people want class solitary while excluding a lot of marginalized classes.

THIS. They're on this very app saying we need to sideline "culture wars" and "Identity politics" for their special projects and their hot take on how it all should be. Many, many of them are NOT on our side.

True class solidarity includes marginalized voices; silencing them for “comfort” betrays that goal. Trans rights and class issues intersect. Ignoring oppression divides us; fighting together against all forms of injustice strengthens us.

The class struggle and trans rights are interconnected. Economic inequality hits marginalized groups, including trans people, hardest, with higher rates of poverty and unemployment. Fighting for trans rights is essential to dismantling the systems that perpetuate inequality for all.

I also have a block list that I add to everyday linked on my profile. Everyone feel free to subscribe.

It's also wild how many liberal, left leaning and leftist individuals push the "only two genders" myth.

It's wild to me how defensive men get over supposed gender double standards.

LMAO!!!! I'm not vegan! But, you're an wild reactionary. I'm just calling you out on your bullshit. Have the day you deserve.

Meanwhile, is this you mocking vegans and Americans for having different views?

Yabba Dabba....what?

DEMOCRATS DONT FIGHT BACK WITH EQUAL AND OPPOSITE FORCE. DEMOCRATS SPEND THEIR TIME TRYING TO BE FAIR TO REPUBLICANS BENDING OVER BACKWARDS FOR REPUBLICANS SO REPUBLICANS CAN SHOVE A BROOM UP THEIR ASS. PEOPLE ARE SO FUCKINGGGG SICK OF IT.

This is an excellent point.

This argument uses tactics like prioritizing the comfort of those uncomfortable with change, denying the reality of oppression, and victim-blaming. It shifts responsibility away from addressing oppression and instead blames marginalized groups for political issues, reinforcing harmful status quos.

If 50% of voters are willing to support a fascist simply because they don't like inclusive language, it highlights a deeper issue of bigotry. Supporting harmful candidates due to discomfort with marginalized groups perpetuates hate and oppression, not progress.

Circular conversations are manipulative tactics where the focus constantly shifts, preventing resolution. The person redirects the discussion to avoid accountability, often exhausting the other person. The issue is unresolved and allows the manipulator to maintain control and avoid responsibility.

And again you're invoking the right to comfort.

Winning hearts and minds starts with confronting ignorance, not enabling it. It's not about calling people names, it's about challenging harmful views. The problem isn't language it's the refusal to confront bigotry. Protecting trans people requires addressing the root of hate, not catering to it.

Framing trans inclusion as 'madness' validates bigotry instead of challenging it. The choice to support a felon reflects their own prejudice, not the language used. We don’t protect marginalized people by pandering to ignorance; we do it by addressing systemic biases.

No, it's not because of the way we talk. It's because they're bigots. That's the root cause. You are invoking the right to comfort in your language. Please look up what that is.

Claiming to support trans people while rejecting inclusive language is contradictory. It prioritizes the majority's comfort over the dignity of trans identities. True allyship doesn’t dismiss language that affirms marginalized people—it challenges the biases that fuel their oppression.