Juliana

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Jim Banks Skips Town Hall, Mocks Constituents With Donut Stunt Video The GOP Senator is now facing backlash online

Jim Banks Skips Town Hall, Mocks Constituents With Donut Stunt Video

The GOP Senator is now facing backlash online meidasnews.com/news/jim-ban...

Now that’s a proper title.

Texas makes the move to deny ANY gender affirming care (meds, surgery) for ALL ages.

This is what eradication looks like.

capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/89R/...

She's 19. These people are real, and no longer hiding their views, because on Twitter, they're accepted. While many are nameless and faceless accounts, a growing number are no longer hiding behind anonymous accounts. This is what grooming your children actually looks like.
x.com/MinnickCarly

Nancy Mace on X: "What are y'all planning to buy on Friday? Need some ideas. https://t.co/ErO0IDV4dQ" / X What are y'all planning to buy on Friday? Need some ideas. https://t.co/ErO0IDV4dQ

Economic blackout manages to put nearly half the country into even deeper credit card debit... in order the own the libs 🤣 (see the comments on the link)

x.com/NancyMace/st...

...and absolutely no one was surprised.

Rip google.

Right?

"Everyone I don't agree with is a pedo"

Which is the exact same process trans people take. (7/7)

Only once you've gotten all your information can you then say, "Yes I know all the dangers and side effects of how this change will impact the rest of my life, and that those changes may not be reversible" should you actually go through with the surgery. (6/7)

They should have a deep understanding of what changes it will bring to their life. They should talk to one or more therapists about removing that limb. They should consult a doctor and understand the struggles they'll face post removal of said limb. (5/7)

so why would anyone else (in their right mind) choose to do so? Simple, you never understand what anyone feels about their own body, you can only understand your own. Second - No, people should not be allowed to just cut off a limb because they want to. (4/7)

Trans people aren't removing healthy body parts, they are removing things that cause dysphoria. To them the part they want removed causes discomfort. They know they would never dream of removing their own ________, (3/7)

jumping through all sorts of hoops for the procedure thats going to change your life for the better, and then you're bombarded with asinine arguments like "so if I wanted to cut of a healthy arm or leg, I should be allowed to?" First - No. (2/7)

Picture this, you're an adult who has been hurting (physically, emotionally) for most of your life. One day You find out there is a cure that will fix both the mental and physical hurt, and consequentially make you a happier person overall. You sign up, (1/7)

It’s becoming more acceptable for elected members of congress to use trans people as the butt of jokes again. Fucking wonderful.

Ending Radical Indoctrination in K-12 Schooling – The White House By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered: Section 1.  Purpose and

And this is where being trans officially becomes anti-American.

Do you see it yet? 2 weeks in and to just know us could land you in jail.

www.whitehouse.gov/presidential...

Thank you love 😘

It’s been all doom and gloom from me lately, guitar pics are needed. There’s the bass I got a few months back, after 40+ years of playing I finally have my own! Then, I got some cute new art for my wall and needed to have more guitars to join the cute cats, so my living room now has a Taylor wall.

We will not give up what we’ve learned, or who we are. (9/9)

Now we’re in a place where people are ok that they don’t fit into an exact social norm. We’ve made it ok to break stereotypes. We found our way to happy. The amount of people fighting to keep others from their happiness is on full display now. (8/9)

As online communities grew, so did the health support. WPATH became a common name among trans people, and we introduced it to more health providers than you could imagine. We understood what we needed and how it would affect us, both positively and negatively. (7/9)

In early 2000s we started seeing transition time lines. The stories and images showed just how possible it really was to not only transition, but to blend in and live, rather than the often scary thought of just trying to survive we all face before coming out. (6/9)

We learned we (you) were not alone, and it opened our eyes to just how many others there were like us. It took some time, but that lead to more and more sites gathering information in a time before the internet knew everything. (5/9)

and being a villain doing sex work in any movie or storyline that included a trans person. We were still trans. In the 90s we got, don’t ask, don’t tell. Because being different was ok, as long as you didn’t tell anyone. Then the internet happened. (4/9)

there were a handful of people who made their way through to live publicly as transgender. The 80s scared the shit out of most trans kids. We saw people who came out being reduced to daytime tv, sex work, (3/9)