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I did and it does, but what I think is more interesting about that cover is that it’s a perfect example of gender as a construct

I just find every piece of this hypothetical weird. But my absolute least favorite part is how heavily it implies that we owe people sex (and however they want it) if we're in a relationship with them.

Also:

“She's super happy and excited that she'll get to feel what it's like being inside you...”

Does this dude know we can feel with our fingers? And since I also have a vagina I know exactly what it feels like to be on the receiving end of what I’m doing? And maybe I find that exciting?

The reason Rivera was being booed at the event pictured here was because she stormed the stage during lesbian activist Jean O’Leary’s speech, took the microphone from her, and called her a bitch. O’Leary was critical of misogyny within the gay community, specifically drag culture and men who do insulting impersonations of women for money.

I’ve been told to “listen to transwomen.” So let’s hear what they have to say! Here’s one:

“I’m not saying that I endorse skinning cis girls to buid a woman suit…but I get it…I’ve wanted to kill cis girls for way less :)”

His full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEJOp5O93Ac

Trans people: no one is trying to redefine your sexuality, but if you say you only engage sexualy with this specific set of genitals you need to stop calling yourself a lesbian, because men have pussy too.

ok i’m procrastinating my classwork right now so let’s do this *cracks knuckles* 

it’s easier for me to break this down into small chunks so i’ll start from the top.

“You're not saving the LGB community; you're harming it.”

never said i was saving it, i just advocate for it. none of us here know whether our efforts will be successful. there’s no harm in advocacy. how am I harming LGBs?

“Transgender people have been included with the community form the beginning.“

Wrong. the T was only added in the 1990s. Marsha P Johnson was not trans and self-identified as a gay man in this documentary. The first brick at the Stonewall Riots was thrown by a lesbian named Storme Delarverie. The gay man who founded the first Pride, Fred Sergeant, openly admits that trans people were not part of the gay/LGB”T” rights movement and did not do anything for our rights. I’m not even American and there’s even less to be said for the trans movement in my country. Trans people do nothing more than ride our coat tails. 

Also, how are the struggles of trans people related to same sex attracted people? gay men, lesbians and bisexual people all experience same sex attraction and all face similar problems in life as a result of that. gender identity, dysphoria, and transitioning are a totally different issue. why are we all grouped under the same umbrella when we barely even live under the same sky?

“Terfs are already attacking bi people, as seen in the gender critical tag, to make it the LG community, and soon after that'll split up as well. “

You’re employing a logical fallacy here known as the slippery slope hypothesis. however, i will admit to being aware of infighting between the L, G, and B factions of this movement. it’s important to remember 2 things here:

1. we do not represent the majority of LGB people, we represent a vocal and militant minority. because of these strong beliefs, “terfs” often end up in heated debates with one another when disagreements arise. I personally do not agree with the points some homosexuals make about bisexual people, nor do I agree with the occasional insensitivity of some bisexual people towards homosexuals.

2. separatism exists in many oppressed groups. female separatism, lesbian separatism, gay male separatism and bisexual separatism all already exist. the people calling for LG to drop the B are totally entitled to go ahead and do so  - but it doesn’t mean the rest of us will follow.

“Just because you met a single mentally unwell trans women doesn't justify bigotry“

You’re jumping to conclusions about my personal life. I’ve met several trans people and every single one i met is like that. however, i still don’t think all trans people are like that, of course reasonable and nice trans people exist. honestly i’m so tired of tumblr discourse wheeling out the hashtag-not-all-[group] trope, it’s been done to death. show some mercy and pull the plug on it already.

that said, i still cannot accept the inclusion of a group of people with a significant proportion that routinely send us rape/death threats and call us homophobic slurs when they don’t get their way. you can’t threaten your way into a community. it doesn’t work like that. please see my receipts tag and this document of receipts on the abuse of gay men by trans activists. i understand that this is not representative of all trans people, but these homophobes and misogynists would be automatically included if i was inclusive of trans people as a whole. i will not break bread with my oppressors. they can find their own safe space.

“The only gay guy in my small town is on the sex offenders list, but it's illogical to assume all of them are like that.“

He sounds like an asshole.

“Stop being a bigot”

They have NEVER been pivotal to the success of the LGB Liberation Movement. They have gone back in history and transed who they consider to be GNC people through clothing choices, posthumously.

I will return to the Transwashing of the LGB Liberation Movement later.

So a law enabling women and girls who have been sexually assaulted to request a FEMALE examiner, is called transphobic.

TRAs are literally demanding that Trans women be able to examine rape victims. This is how corrosivly narcissistic these people are.

They are making the ability to listen and exam women and girls who were raped into a Gender Validation Vector

—

Derrick Jensen, 

Liberals and the New McCarthyism

This is Andrew Extein. The freak who wrote “Why Queers Should Care About Sex Offenders”. Other hits include “Capitol Punishment: The Troubling Consequences of Federal Child Pornography Laws” and “Fear the Bogeyman: Sex Offender Panic on Halloween” in which he bemoans that “we (society) believe that sex offenders prove a serious threat to children and families”.

He’s a clinical social worker and specifies in his bio that he is especially interested in working with kids and teens. Oh and he cares deeply about “men’s issues”, of course lmao. He also says he does “feminist therapy” and works with people who have been sexually abused which is frankly fucking horrifying.

The story is getting worse still.

Today CISA said that the hackers used many different tools to get into government systems, taking them into critical infrastructure, which could include the electrical grid, telecommunications companies, defense contractors, and so on. Officials said that the hacks were “a grave risk to the federal government.”

Later in the day, it came out that the Energy Department and the National Nuclear Security Administration, which oversees our nuclear weapons, was also hit, although a Department of Energy spokesperson said that there is no evidence that the hackers breached critical defense systems, including the NNSA.

Microsoft’s president, Brad Smith, today said the company had identified 40 different companies, government agencies, and think tanks the hackers infiltrated, and that those forty were just the tip of the iceberg. Smith said that more companies had been hit than government agencies, “with a big focus on I.T. companies, especially in the security industry.”

The Associated Press quoted a U.S. official as saying: “This is looking like it’s the worst hacking case in the history of America. They got into everything.” Tom Kellermann, the cybersecurity strategy chief of the software company VMware, told Ben Fox of the Associated Press that the hackers could now see everything in the federal agencies they’ve hacked, and that, now that they have been found out, “there is viable concern that they might leverage destructive attacks within these agencies.”

It is not clear yet how far the hackers have penetrated, and we will likely not know for months. But given the fact they have had access to our systems since March and have almost certainly been planting new ways into them (known as “back doors”), all assumptions are that this is serious indeed.

Initially, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo downplayed the attack, saying that such attacks are common and that China, not Russia, is the biggest offender. Trump has said nothing about the attacks, and administration officials say that they are simply planning to hand the crisis off to Biden.

But this attack does not come out of the blue for the Trump administration. There was discussion of strengthening our security systems against attackers after the 2016 election, and on July 9, 2017, Trump suggested we would partner with Russia to address the issue. “Putin & I discussed forming an impenetrable Cyber Security unit so that election hacking, & many other negative things, will be guarded,” he tweeted.

Congress instead created the CISA within the Department of Homeland Security in 2018 to protect against precisely the sort of attack which has just occurred, shortly after Russia hacked our electrical grid, including “multiple organizations in the energy, nuclear, water, aviation, construction, and critical manufacturing sectors,” according to the FBI and Department of Homeland Security report.

In response to the Russian attack, the U.S. hit Russia’s electrical grid in June 2019.

Since then, administration officials have deliberately forced out of CISA key cybersecurity officials. The destruction was so widespread, according to Dr. Josephine Wolff, a professor of cybersecurity policy at Tufts University’s Fletcher School who holds her PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), “they signify the systematic decimation of the personnel most directly responsible for protecting critical infrastructure, shielding our elections from interference and guarding the White House’s data, devices and networks.”

Almost exactly a year ago, on December 19, 2019, Wolff warned in the New York Times that “As we head into 2020, worrying about the integrity of our elections, the growing scourge of ransomware and the increasingly sophisticated forms of cyberespionage and cybersabotage being developed by our adversaries, it’s disconcerting to feel that many of our government’s best cybersecurity minds are walking out the front door and leaving behind too few people to monitor what’s coming in our back doors.”

Just a month ago, Trump continued this process, firing Christopher Krebs, the former director of CISA, on November 18, saying he was doing so because Krebs defended the 2020 election as “the most secure in American history.” Krebs said that there “is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.”

And now, here we are. Senator Mitt Romney (R-UT) said to SiriusXM about the hack: "Our national security is extraordinarily vulnerable. And, in this setting, to not have the White House aggressively speaking out and protesting and taking punitive action is really, really quite extraordinary."

The timing of the exposure of this hack might be coincidence, but it is curiously well timed. It illustrates to the world that Russia now holds power over the U.S. while the perpetrators can assume, after four years of Trump’s refusal to stand up to Putin, that they will not have to face immediate retaliation for the attack as they would have to if it were revealed just a month later.

So a law enabling women and girls who have been sexually assaulted to request a FEMALE examiner, is called transphobic.

TRAs are literally demanding that Trans women be able to examine rape victims. This is how corrosivly narcissistic these people are.

They are making the ability to listen and exam women and girls who were raped into a Gender Validation Vector

Yah. I like to drop this little diddy on them...

Another important factor is that when it comes to suicide rates, the ways men and women attempt to kill themselves is different, which directly ties into the success. Men use guns and hanging, which are widely successful methods. Women, on the other hand, pursue methods that are not inconveniencing to clean up...methods that don't leave a big mess.....like pills or cutting wrists in a bathtub. These methods are more survivable.