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One was a middle aged man with a daughter when this happened and one was a kid.
He's doing fine actually pushing back on GOPers. Leave him alone. Everyone deals with trauma in their own way.
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i hope Pappa Frank's ghost follows tbese assclowns around until they have a coronary from it
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Many people are saying that adultery is a Biblical capital offense, punishable by stoning.
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Many people are saying that adultery is a Biblical capital offense, punishable by stoning.
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JD Vance: THERE WILL BE NO ECUMENICAL SCOLDING!
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it's very frustrating now because you don't know *what* is going to retain value and the more I think about that the more I'm like NOBODY internationally is going to invest in this shit lol 😄💀
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"a proper look"??
o_o
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Proverbs 21:28
A false witness will perish,
But the man who listens to the truth will speak forever.
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It won’t catch everything but Canada and the US share a lot of foods so maybe start here if the FDA isn’t going to FDA anymore
www.canada.ca/en/services/...
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#AreTheStraightsOK 🤔
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These trans men. Do they ever do things like actual men do? Wear slippers and smoke a pipe? Read a newspaper in an armchair while drinking a martini their wife made? Taken part in a football riot? Set fire to their own farts?
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honesrly, sometimes you just don't. Can't focus. Don't sleep.
but keeping up with things like a potentially disasterous upcoming economy will be worth it because at VERY least you can prepare a bit.
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Enough people who are not MoC on Fox are repeating this ad nauseam. Start there.
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I'd personally prefer something that directly contributes to the candidate instead of Act Blue but there's...quite a lot that's wrapped up in that federal tax besides paying politicians you wouldn't want to get rid of.
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fk you, ya assclowns. over 80% of y'all voted for this.
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there are LOTS of people he can *personally* sue when he gets back here, and I want that GoFundMe addy like fffkin' STAT.
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Here's alt text for this jackass dipshit piece of work response:
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holy shit this response 🤦
Thank you for doing the right thing ❤️️🇺🇸❤️️🇺🇸❤️️🇺🇸
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there were *massive*, public pro-nazi rallies here and our national policy was idolizing Ford, isolationism and shooing away Jewish refugees.
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"Things that shaped my opinions of transpeople."
bsky.app/profile/arti...
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8/ fin?
Sooo, two biggest shapers of my inner world were parents that never really used sex/gender as a nail bat (either through distant parenting/self-absorption or just not having the drive to?) and the realization that *I* was not hetnorm.
So, I cannot imagine ppl that vote against themselves.
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I went full throttle lefty after really considering conservative opinions and the actions of conservatives in government. I realized that this is all smoke and mirrors, these people do not have a genuine cell in their bodies, and everything!! was a euphemism for xenophobia and raiding money.
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And then i met some people that came out as trans. They were VERY worried, terrified even. And I just kinda went, "🤷uh, OK, you do you. good luck coordinating cute clothes!" because while having *some* conservative leanings, it never occured to me to police anothers' existence.
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It took *years* to figure out: "gosh. so..I'm not straight...I'm queer?? That rainbow flag is mine, too." And then I started to understand that if the chuds came after ONE, they came after all of us.
I read some "Sister Claire," which has a transgirl as a main character, and THAT helped a lot.
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I'm not saying there aren't antitrans aros/aces/aroaces. It's just the particualr combo of no supervision, exposure or gears in my head really gave me a clean slate to judge people my whole life.
When I found out I was aro ace, THAT was a paradigm shift and I started to think about things.
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I didn't know I was aro ace until middle age, so categorizing other people according to gender and sex was *never* on my mental radar. And it never came up in conversation except in rare circumstances. So IMHO that had a lot to do with not finding (imaginary) moral offense w/ trans people.
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2/ This particular combo ensured my thoughts were never policed like a tradfamily.
I had some contact with LGBT+ folks in college.
Never *thought* about anything much to do with sexuality, gender ID, etc tho because, whelp, I was aromantic and asexual and these things never even came for myself.
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jfc 🤦
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blessed ❤️️
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True but on the reddit subs a lot of regular workers are writing that theur management all the way up did want all this
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GOSH if only there weren't so many very very well-off people that voted for this.
oh well 🤷 suck it up, Trumpaloompas