jeffreon.bsky.social
Just a lefty trying to figure out what's going on. Likes trees and green things. It's my first time on Earth, and probably yours too!
Abolish borders. Queer liberation. Eat the rich. ACAB. ✨
I'm 🥔 on ttv. He/him. 🌿💚🏳️🌈
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I'm familiar with the concept of a bimodal distribution of human sex, certainly!
But you don't really care about this, right? You're not trying to convince anyone of anything, or using your database of weird sex anecdotes to argue a point. You sort of deploy them at random.
So what's this about?
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You must know by now that you're not convincing anyone, particularly with how you react when people counter you with literal video evidence.
So I don't buy it. You're not some idiot who thinks trans liberation and women's liberation are incompatible.
Do you just hate trans people, or like arguing?
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I just dont get why youre so obsessed about this! It's fascinating. The ruling probably doesn't affect you at all, yet you unfailing swagger in here full of piss and bravado to dump your inflammatory comments.
It's clearly ideological rather than out of concern about trans people. What's going on?
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The problem is that the SC is operating under the mistaken apprehension that trans liberation and women's liberation are incompatible, and is restricting trans people's behaviour accordingly. This is unrelated to trans people belonging to a protected category.
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Urgh, you again.
Haven't we been through this already?
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Ah yes, Labour pledges and protections. How reassuring.
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I'm sorry you find it tiresome.
Perhaps you could extend some empathy towards trans people in the Green Party. They are being denied legal protection and used as a scapegoat by the govt, and Adrian is expressing the same bigotry. You can imagine they find that a little more than just tiresome.
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Absolutely agree. And then forcing dependence on imported, drought resistant seeds they're legally prohibited from replanting. Systemic corporate evil.
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I thought you disapproved of activists waving signs and knocking on doors?
Still waiting for you to apologise for your transphobic comments on the BBC by the way.
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The article takes the position that 'immigration is concerning, but this is too far'. That's exactly the kind of centrist position that gave us ICE and Trump in the first place.
Migration is a symptom of global wealth inequality. Pearlclutching about migration deliberately obscures that.
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This obsession with growth needs to stop. Throwing grants and subsidies at private corporations doesn't help anyone.
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Oh, that's disappointing. I occasionally come across your ribbings of govt and they're quite funny, but reading this and seeing you moaning about being cancelled by 'SJWs', I guess you're a bit of a twat.
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The US Gestapo. A symbol of the rot that's been festering in US society for decades.
Every administration since 2002 that failed to abolish this tumour is complicit in crimes against humanity.
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hey guys i found the knuckle dragging racist
'ravages of immigration' lol
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oh that's an excellent bug. now I'm thinking about it too
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Hopefully more Greens influence in govt, together with grassroots activism, will lead to better taxation of those private sector employers you mention. Wealth distribution is the key. I'm just not sure I trust Ellie and Adrian to do it, particularly considering Adrian's socially conservative ideas.
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Good stuff. Corporations dragging people away from important life events is ridiculous. More of this!
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Shafted by Labour yet again. Their recent obsession with nuclear power pisses me off.
Renewables are right there ready to go. We could do it. But Labour is so obsessed with handing out contracts to big private sector corps, and nuclear is easier to monopolise for them, so nuclear it is.
Cunts.
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What a bizarre and nonsensical article.
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It is an obsession. She is desperately abusing her power to force everyone else to conform to her small-minded, malicious bigotry.
There's no consistency to anything she says. None of it has even the slightest merit.
She just hates trans people.
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The state will criminalise dissent to empower the police. The police will always follow authoritarian dictate to subjugate an unruly populace. And it is done in the service of maintaining 'order' for 'ordinary people'.
Yes, we should vote, but we can't only use the tools granted by the oppressor.
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BIT LATE FOR THAT LADS
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Excellent take as usual.
We also should condemn the subsidising of nuclear power and, particularly, carbon capture. Unworkable false solutions backed by the same corporations who've been covering up climate collapse for decades.
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Carbon capture and nuclear are a grift, building nuclear submarines is an obscene farce, stirring up fear of migrants and the border is deeply irresponsible and cruel, money for private housing companies is criminal, and funding the police instead of social programmes is regressive.
Not great.
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It's great to see you play and to read your description of each piece. Thanks for sharing and for being vulnerable. 💚
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Police and the military will always side with authoritarians against their own people. This is a perfect example.
Solidarity with the folks standing up for their friends and families who are actively being disappeared by a fascist regime. ACAB. ✊
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And she's immediately into scapegoating migrants.
Labour have zero fucking shame and even fewer principles. Disgusting.
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Adrian's 'ability to connect' with transphobic people in the electorate is certainly impressive. Perhaps less so with the trans and wider queer communities that he's sacrificing to get bigots on-side.
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Are you referring to the privatised US-Israel 'aid' organisation, the GHF, which is monitored directly by the IDF and 'defended' by private military personnel, is widely condemned by humanitarian groups and the UN, and which serves as a cover for mowing down starving people?
That aid organisation?
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The citizens of the city are demonstrating because they are literally being kidnapped and disappeared by the state.
The fact that the police are facilitating violent, racist state kidnapping of human beings confirms yet again that ACAB. Abolish the lot of them.
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This is what happens when politicians rely on xenophobia and racism to cover up the ravages of decades of austerity. Entire populations end up radicalised.
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I'm still deeply disappointed that Caroline supports you after you exposed your transphobia. That hurt a lot.
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Ah, never mind, I've just seen your profile. "Alpha in a beta world".
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He doesn't do any of those things. He buys companies that pay people to do those things, then he claims ownership of them and leeches the excess value of the labour of workers.
He and the rest of the owning class are unnecessary parasites. They don't create anything.
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Whining about having (accurate) insults thrown at you when you support an exterminationist hate movement is so alarmingly out of touch and privileged.
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Don't be absurd, of course it isn't needed.
Invest in renewables, centralised and local storage, and infrastructure improvements.
And we really need to look into economic practices that favour manufacturing during peak generation times.
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I guess "more austerity" and "more money to private bodies" and "chasing the myth of infinite growth" do technically count as a "vision". Not a good one though.
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I would like more details on where the money is going. "Local authorities, private developers and housing associations" doesn't fill me with confidence. Why is govt giving public money to private developers at all? They already make obscene profits.
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Yeah, unfortunately. Perhaps there should be a 'most notorious' list for him to sit on.
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just steal the whole baby duh
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"Stabilise the economy" = more austerity apparently.
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Like I said to Mark, I'm exhausted today and I'd like to drop this. He kindly respected that, and I'd ask that you do the same. Please also respect my request that you stop following me around, or I'll have to block you. Thanks.
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Can you please stop following me around? You literally work promoting the nuclear industry. Your position is biased.
For the record, "red tape" is what companies call safety regulations they don't like. I'm sure more dangerous reactors could be built more quickly, but that's a bad thing.
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It's an appeal to racism disguised behind 'think of the women!' rhetoric. Let women wear what they want to wear.
Banning clothes won't stop men abusing their power in relationships. That requires investment in social services. But the state religion of Austerity✨ doesn't allow for that.
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Yes, Starmer, we already know you fucking suck. You don't need to declare it in a statement.
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This is how the entire world has worked for decades. Musk is just stupid enough to expose himself and the grift of the owning class.
Thankfully more people are becoming aware of how exploited we and the rest of the world are. Revolution cannot come soon enough.