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To sum it up, Officer Lauderback doxxed a councilwoman who got a budget passed that stripped the local PD nearly a million dollars. Two days a later, someone assaulted her neighbor mistaking her neighbor for her and violently raped the neighbor. And before you say, how do you know the rapist is mistaken? They live in a duplex so they have the same address. And the rapist told the victim that “maybe she will learn her lesson” before throwing her to the ground.

So yeah, the police are targeting politicians now.

Tried checking the source.

Within only a few years, we will stop knowing what the rate of sex-selective abortion of female fetuses is, or in what regions those rates are highest.

Within a few years, places that usually show a skewed sex ratio of adults due to highly gendered workplaces (for example, cities with oilfields and many temporary male workers, or capital cities with many women in low-level government jobs) will not be able to plan or budget according to known factors—for example, planning for female or male-specific healthcare, or prisons. 

Within 10 or so years, we will lack any verifiable data on the oppression of women and girls. We will not know if they are underrepresented or overrepresented in certain jobs, we will not know what the wage gap is (or if it exists), and we will not be able to make data-based arguments for programs that support women and girls.

Within 20+ years, we will no longer even have verified proof that the sex ratio of human beings, is, on average, roughly 52:50 females to males, with male infants slightly outpopulating female infants, and female elderly people being much more populous than male elderly people.

This means that MRAs will finally achieve their dream—being able to make the spurious argument that, for example, women are not underrepresented in the highest levels of corporate and governmental power. Maybe women really are just 10% of the overall population, so it makes sense that they are 10% of XYZ’s board of directors, or cabinet ministers. Maybe women are actually dramatically, rather than slightly, overrepresented in certain fields (like law school), so we need to do affirmative action for males.

Prison planning will now be very difficult for all cities, not just the ones with highly dynamic sex ratios and temporary workforces. Likely, planners will just save money by building very few female prisons, and overcrowding them if necessary. This is assuming that male and female prisons are still segregated at all, though. If, in the MOGAI hell world, we decide to do mixed-sex prisons, female prisoners will likely commit suicide before or after being subjected to multiple sexual assaults a day, and constant harassment.

Data on male violence against women will become nonexistent. We will only have statistics about human violence against humans, which makes it difficult to know which humans need a special shelter with a secret address and a detailed plan to escape another human.

Obviously, the problems with health care planning will be tremendous. Even assuming that individuals still have proof of their sex, but that sex is not recorded on mandatory census forms, accuracy in allocating funds to sex-specific healthcare needs will be drastically reduced by lack of accurate data.

Census companies will take advantage of the growing corporate demand for census data. However, their data will be fractured, market-based, and targeted only at specific consumer populations. (For example, what percentage of people in income bracket $25-50,000 and neighbourhood LMN are male and female?) Some companies will deliberately engage in biased data-collection processes in order to skew data in the way their commissioning company wants.

Companies competing for government contracts will use skewed and dishonest private data sets to make it look like their particular services are absolutely necessary and urgent.

So sad for skinny people’s fragile egos and inability to see people for who they are and not what they weigh or wear

1) I can walk up stairs just fine. Most fat people can. It’s fatphobic stereotyping to act like we can’t, or that there aren’t skinny people who have sore knees or lose their breath walking up stairs.

2) it’s ableist as fuck to act like hating someone for not being able to walk upstairs is ok. But hey, ableism and fat phobia walk hand in hand and it’s no surprise that you look down on people for mobility issues. My guess is you have problems with chronically ill people too and can be seen in your daily life referring to anyone who is fat or disabled or chronically ill as just lazy because that’s what skinny people do.

3) my doctor has never once told me in my life I have to lose weight. This is probably because every aspect of my health is totally normal and fine, save for a thyroid condition that’s genetic and can’t be solved from losing weight anyway. Though it can cause me to gain weight, not that that’s relevant to you, someone who’s never even considered that majority of fat people are fat for reasons they can’t help including genetics, disability or chronic illness as I stated before, side effects of medications they must take for conditions unrelated to weight or as a symptom of a condition like the one I have. But if you took that into consideration you wouldn’t be able to hate fat people for being fat as easily so you’re going to ignore or dismiss this like every skinny person does.

4) I take care of myself too. I go to the gym six days a week and follow a HIIT program along with doing yoga and swimming for leisure and even going to the occasional pole dance or aerial arts class! Not to mention I’m a strict vegan who neither smokes, nor drinks any alcohol ever on any occasion (I’ve literally never been drunk before) and I don’t even drink pop! But this too, has never occurred to you has it? That plenty of fat people not only live very active lives and eat totally normal healthy diets or even vigorously strict diets because once again this would make you have to reconsider why your bigotry is justified -

Though I would like to point out that it’s not justified either way because for every fat person who doesn’t work out and eats too much of anything they want, there’s a skinny person who does too and who doesn’t receive an ounce of criticism because they’re still skinny and therefore, be virtue of being skinny ~must~ be taking care of themselves and not just taking advantage of their genetic lottery huh? Funny how that works.

Also for those who follow me and have been paying attention to this thread: remember that fatphobe who tried to convince me that skinny people don’t think they look good in everything and don’t believe everything automatically flatters their figure? 🤔 hmm it’s almost like they were lying to make a point!

Lmao and the fucking arrogance! The vanity! The self-absorption! To think that my problem with skinny people stems from my desire to look like them!

2) ALSO: So what? So what if all fat people are unhealthy? What’s your fucking point? Is your point that it’s okay to hate people for being unhealthy or okay to hate them because they’re unhealthy? Not only are all fat people NOT unhealthy just like I said, but those that ARE unhealthy are still deserving of respect. Even if it’s their own fault - which as I said, not all fat people are fat because it’s their fault. This is how I know you either hate all disabled people, chronically ill people, mentally ill people, and addicts OR you only hate those groups of people if they’re fat. The first is ableist and the second, once again, proves indisputabley that you hate fat people. 

Which again! Health is not a reason to hate somebody!

You are a fatphobe. You are probably an ableist. And at this point, one shitty human being!

“Guess I’m a bigot then but at least I’m proud of myself and look good.”

Continue to ignore facts and throw around the word bigot where it doesn't belong. I hope you get more realistic.

So sad for skinny people’s fragile egos and inability to see people for who they are and not what they weigh or wear

1) I can walk up stairs just fine. Most fat people can. It’s fatphobic stereotyping to act like we can’t, or that there aren’t skinny people who have sore knees or lose their breath walking up stairs.

2) it’s ableist as fuck to act like hating someone for not being able to walk upstairs is ok. But hey, ableism and fat phobia walk hand in hand and it’s no surprise that you look down on people for mobility issues. My guess is you have problems with chronically ill people too and can be seen in your daily life referring to anyone who is fat or disabled or chronically ill as just lazy because that’s what skinny people do.

3) my doctor has never once told me in my life I have to lose weight. This is probably because every aspect of my health is totally normal and fine, save for a thyroid condition that’s genetic and can’t be solved from losing weight anyway. Though it can cause me to gain weight, not that that’s relevant to you, someone who’s never even considered that majority of fat people are fat for reasons they can’t help including genetics, disability or chronic illness as I stated before, side effects of medications they must take for conditions unrelated to weight or as a symptom of a condition like the one I have. But if you took that into consideration you wouldn’t be able to hate fat people for being fat as easily so you’re going to ignore or dismiss this like every skinny person does.

4) I take care of myself too. I go to the gym six days a week and follow a HIIT program along with doing yoga and swimming for leisure and even going to the occasional pole dance or aerial arts class! Not to mention I’m a strict vegan who neither smokes, nor drinks any alcohol ever on any occasion (I’ve literally never been drunk before) and I don’t even drink pop! But this too, has never occurred to you has it? That plenty of fat people not only live very active lives and eat totally normal healthy diets or even vigorously strict diets because once again this would make you have to reconsider why your bigotry is justified -

Though I would like to point out that it’s not justified either way because for every fat person who doesn’t work out and eats too much of anything they want, there’s a skinny person who does too and who doesn’t receive an ounce of criticism because they’re still skinny and therefore, be virtue of being skinny ~must~ be taking care of themselves and not just taking advantage of their genetic lottery huh? Funny how that works.

Also for those who follow me and have been paying attention to this thread: remember that fatphobe who tried to convince me that skinny people don’t think they look good in everything and don’t believe everything automatically flatters their figure? 🤔 hmm it’s almost like they were lying to make a point!

Lmao and the fucking arrogance! The vanity! The self-absorption! To think that my problem with skinny people stems from my desire to look like them!

2) ALSO: So what? So what if all fat people are unhealthy? What’s your fucking point? Is your point that it’s okay to hate people for being unhealthy or okay to hate them because they’re unhealthy? Not only are all fat people NOT unhealthy just like I said, but those that ARE unhealthy are still deserving of respect. Even if it’s their own fault - which as I said, not all fat people are fat because it’s their fault. This is how I know you either hate all disabled people, chronically ill people, mentally ill people, and addicts OR you only hate those groups of people if they’re fat. The first is ableist and the second, once again, proves indisputabley that you hate fat people. 

Which again! Health is not a reason to hate somebody!

You are a fatphobe. You are probably an ableist. And at this point, one shitty human being!

So sad for skinny people’s fragile egos and inability to see people for who they are and not what they weigh or wear

1) I can walk up stairs just fine. Most fat people can. It’s fatphobic stereotyping to act like we can’t, or that there aren’t skinny people who have sore knees or lose their breath walking up stairs.

2) it’s ableist as fuck to act like hating someone for not being able to walk upstairs is ok. But hey, ableism and fat phobia walk hand in hand and it’s no surprise that you look down on people for mobility issues. My guess is you have problems with chronically ill people too and can be seen in your daily life referring to anyone who is fat or disabled or chronically ill as just lazy because that’s what skinny people do.

3) my doctor has never once told me in my life I have to lose weight. This is probably because every aspect of my health is totally normal and fine, save for a thyroid condition that’s genetic and can’t be solved from losing weight anyway. Though it can cause me to gain weight, not that that’s relevant to you, someone who’s never even considered that majority of fat people are fat for reasons they can’t help including genetics, disability or chronic illness as I stated before, side effects of medications they must take for conditions unrelated to weight or as a symptom of a condition like the one I have. But if you took that into consideration you wouldn’t be able to hate fat people for being fat as easily so you’re going to ignore or dismiss this like every skinny person does.

4) I take care of myself too. I go to the gym six days a week and follow a HIIT program along with doing yoga and swimming for leisure and even going to the occasional pole dance or aerial arts class! Not to mention I’m a strict vegan who neither smokes, nor drinks any alcohol ever on any occasion (I’ve literally never been drunk before) and I don’t even drink pop! But this too, has never occurred to you has it? That plenty of fat people not only live very active lives and eat totally normal healthy diets or even vigorously strict diets because once again this would make you have to reconsider why your bigotry is justified -

Though I would like to point out that it’s not justified either way because for every fat person who doesn’t work out and eats too much of anything they want, there’s a skinny person who does too and who doesn’t receive an ounce of criticism because they’re still skinny and therefore, be virtue of being skinny ~must~ be taking care of themselves and not just taking advantage of their genetic lottery huh? Funny how that works.

Also for those who follow me and have been paying attention to this thread: remember that fatphobe who tried to convince me that skinny people don’t think they look good in everything and don’t believe everything automatically flatters their figure? 🤔 hmm it’s almost like they were lying to make a point!

Lmao and the fucking arrogance! The vanity! The self-absorption! To think that my problem with skinny people stems from my desire to look like them!

it has NOTHING to do with weight.

So sad for skinny people’s fragile egos and inability to see people for who they are and not what they weigh or wear

1) I can walk up stairs just fine. Most fat people can. It’s fatphobic stereotyping to act like we can’t, or that there aren’t skinny people who have sore knees or lose their breath walking up stairs.

2) it’s ableist as fuck to act like hating someone for not being able to walk upstairs is ok. But hey, ableism and fat phobia walk hand in hand and it’s no surprise that you look down on people for mobility issues. My guess is you have problems with chronically ill people too and can be seen in your daily life referring to anyone who is fat or disabled or chronically ill as just lazy because that’s what skinny people do.

3) my doctor has never once told me in my life I have to lose weight. This is probably because every aspect of my health is totally normal and fine, save for a thyroid condition that’s genetic and can’t be solved from losing weight anyway. Though it can cause me to gain weight, not that that’s relevant to you, someone who’s never even considered that majority of fat people are fat for reasons they can’t help including genetics, disability or chronic illness as I stated before, side effects of medications they must take for conditions unrelated to weight or as a symptom of a condition like the one I have. But if you took that into consideration you wouldn’t be able to hate fat people for being fat as easily so you’re going to ignore or dismiss this like every skinny person does.

4) I take care of myself too. I go to the gym six days a week and follow a HIIT program along with doing yoga and swimming for leisure and even going to the occasional pole dance or aerial arts class! Not to mention I’m a strict vegan who neither smokes, nor drinks any alcohol ever on any occasion (I’ve literally never been drunk before) and I don’t even drink pop! But this too, has never occurred to you has it? That plenty of fat people not only live very active lives and eat totally normal healthy diets or even vigorously strict diets because once again this would make you have to reconsider why your bigotry is justified -

Though I would like to point out that it’s not justified either way because for every fat person who doesn’t work out and eats too much of anything they want, there’s a skinny person who does too and who doesn’t receive an ounce of criticism because they’re still skinny and therefore, be virtue of being skinny ~must~ be taking care of themselves and not just taking advantage of their genetic lottery huh? Funny how that works.

Also for those who follow me and have been paying attention to this thread: remember that fatphobe who tried to convince me that skinny people don’t think they look good in everything and don’t believe everything automatically flatters their figure? 🤔 hmm it’s almost like they were lying to make a point!

Lmao and the fucking arrogance! The vanity! The self-absorption! To think that my problem with skinny people stems from my desire to look like them!

So sad for skinny people’s fragile egos and inability to see people for who they are and not what they weigh or wear

1) I can walk up stairs just fine. Most fat people can. It’s fatphobic stereotyping to act like we can’t, or that there aren’t skinny people who have sore knees or lose their breath walking up stairs.

2) it’s ableist as fuck to act like hating someone for not being able to walk upstairs is ok. But hey, ableism and fat phobia walk hand in hand and it’s no surprise that you look down on people for mobility issues. My guess is you have problems with chronically ill people too and can be seen in your daily life referring to anyone who is fat or disabled or chronically ill as just lazy because that’s what skinny people do.

3) my doctor has never once told me in my life I have to lose weight. This is probably because every aspect of my health is totally normal and fine, save for a thyroid condition that’s genetic and can’t be solved from losing weight anyway. Though it can cause me to gain weight, not that that’s relevant to you, someone who’s never even considered that majority of fat people are fat for reasons they can’t help including genetics, disability or chronic illness as I stated before, side effects of medications they must take for conditions unrelated to weight or as a symptom of a condition like the one I have. But if you took that into consideration you wouldn’t be able to hate fat people for being fat as easily so you’re going to ignore or dismiss this like every skinny person does.

4) I take care of myself too. I go to the gym six days a week and follow a HIIT program along with doing yoga and swimming for leisure and even going to the occasional pole dance or aerial arts class! Not to mention I’m a strict vegan who neither smokes, nor drinks any alcohol ever on any occasion (I’ve literally never been drunk before) and I don’t even drink pop! But this too, has never occurred to you has it? That plenty of fat people not only live very active lives and eat totally normal healthy diets or even vigorously strict diets because once again this would make you have to reconsider why your bigotry is justified -

Though I would like to point out that it’s not justified either way because for every fat person who doesn’t work out and eats too much of anything they want, there’s a skinny person who does too and who doesn’t receive an ounce of criticism because they’re still skinny and therefore, be virtue of being skinny ~must~ be taking care of themselves and not just taking advantage of their genetic lottery huh? Funny how that works.

Also for those who follow me and have been paying attention to this thread: remember that fatphobe who tried to convince me that skinny people don’t think they look good in everything and don’t believe everything automatically flatters their figure? 🤔 hmm it’s almost like they were lying to make a point!

Lmao and the fucking arrogance! The vanity! The self-absorption! To think that my problem with skinny people stems from my desire to look like them!

So sad for skinny people’s fragile egos and inability to see people for who they are and not what they weigh or wear

why wouldn’t I be afraid of that? I had to fight hard for my health, my body, and my sanity. of course I fear going back to that horrible victim mindset. of course I fear going back to a time where I was in daily and debilitating constant pain; where my obesity actively stopped me from participating in activities I loved.