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You cannot rules-lawyer your way safe from bad faith
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I think that you need to have a certain amount of rule breaking attitude to be the first to do something.
I think that my grandmother didnât become the first woman race car driver because sheâs the sort of person who thinks that every time you eat at a dining table you need a full table placement. You canât just bring a plate and fork to the table youâve gotta have like tablecloth, placemats, two kinds of knives, the works. Her mind cannot comprehend a universe where you could just eat a sandwich off of a napkin at the table.
So in the same vein she couldnât conceive of a woman race car driver because there werenât women race car drivers when she was a kid. She was like âoh it just wasnât done back thenâ so she didnât even try even though that was her dream job.
Anyways I do often wonder how much talent and passion has been lost over the years because thereâs a lot of people out there like my grandmother who canât conceive of things outside of the established norms. If there had been even one person who pushed her to follow her dreams, she probably wouldâve been a damn good race car driver but nobody did and she wasnât.
As a trans-androgynous person, what the hell is this? Are we not allowed to be happy about who we are???
this is exorsexism
No :) deal with it. Second hand dysphoria isn't my problem :)
stop trying to make secondhand dysphoria happen, gretchen (oop)
"your euphoria would be my dysphoria which means your euphoria is problematic" is truly like baby's first egocentric trans infighting and it will never be any more reasonable than it was the first time
States can offset the rule by subsidizing such care with their own dollars. They could also sue the Administration for what many see as a power grab by Trump officials. âThe rule announced today will face legal challenge,â a press release put out by GLAD Law reads, emphasizing that there is precedent in this arenaâand even in the recent past, equal rights groups have scored meaningful victories against the White House on this front. âFederal courts have blocked previous efforts by the Trump administration to use funding threats to override statesâ longstanding authority to regulate medical care, including transgender health care,â it says. âThus far, Courts have consistently and resoundingly rejected the administrationâs efforts to abandon the patients and families who rely on this care.â The finalized rule does not ban care nationally, nor does it advance Trumpâs efforts to ban hospitals from providing these services if they receive Medicaid funds in other areas of practice. It does not change the fact that there is still no federal law restricting gender-affirming care, and in fact, many states have laws explicitly protecting such care. Ultimately, the rule places the ultimate burden on low-income trans youth and their families, who disproportionately rely on Medicaid services.
âDespite this being called a âfinal rule,â we have time to fight back. Nothing will change overnight.â

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I will reiterate over and over again that chronically ill and disabled people have always existed. We have evidence Neanderthals took care of members of their community who became disabled after a serious injury or were born with disabilities like Down Syndrome. Yes, many more illnesses âjust killed youâ before modern medicine but the lack of modern medicine meant there were even more people struggling with chronic ill health. Institutionalization and the stigma around discussing disabilities and illnesses is the reason you think there were fewer people with disabilities and chronic health concerns, not reality. Bad backs, bad lungs, bad stomachs, mobility issues, poor eyesight, poor hearing, countless other things that range from mild annoyances to serious life-limiting disabilities. We have always existed. Pretending like there was a time in history where a sizable portion of the human population wasnât chronically ill or disabled is historical revisionism.
We should always be thinking âHow do we make the world better for disabled people and how can we prevent acquired disabilities like post-viral chronic illness and lifelong injuries from things like motor vehicle accidents?â and not âHow do we stop disabled people from surviving and existing in public?â
âSurvival of the fittestâ never referred to survival of only the most healthy and robust individuals, it is about an organismâs ability to adapt. Humans are social creatures. You can be the most genetically sound and physically fit human being on earth and if you break your leg and there is no one to help you, you die. Caring for our most vulnerable, sick and/or weak community members is a core part of what it means to be human and if we didnât not have that drive, weâd go extinct.
for real i don't think being racist towards black americans and native americans in our behalf is helping us at all in latin america. the energy and time you waste in calling a random black person "amerikkkan" or arguing that native americans are actually privileged for living in reservations and in food deserts could go towards helping madres buscadoras or donating to damnificados de venezuela or literally anything else you can imagine. please stop being racist online and instead help us in an actually tangible way. thankies
can we stop pretending liberal politicians actually have a strategy involving gaining conservative voters? it's just an excuse to not go further left to protect their pockets.
honestly I hate âcan you pet the dog?!?â not for any of the common reasons but because it was initially interesting as a proposition of âcan you interact with the world in a way that is not within the primary mechanical loopâ and that very quickly fell away to being âwell now any indie developer making a game has to have a pet the dog button or theyâre going to get lettersâ
One of my dream projects has an NPC with a dog, and if you try to pet it, the owner tells you not to do that. If you try again, it bites you and you take damage. I want to do this entirely because I genuinely believe that this would make me feel way more grounded in the world than any âclick button to see cute animationâ would ever do, and also it would be really funny to have a game where people lose their runs because they tried to pet a dog they were told not to pet
Sinners post credit scene with old Sammie Moore / Buddy Guy was crazy. I have so many questions about Sammieâs later life (Did he ever see vampires again? Even with his sick guitar playing?? Did anyone ever ask him about his face scar? What did he say? ) but the real question I want to raise is reaction to vampire-related media. Dracula (the book) came out in 1897. Dracula (1931) came out shortly before sinners takes place. Imagine Sammie hanging out and someone is like âwow I would love to go see the hit film Dracula (1931). Or perhaps Draculas Daughter. Or Carmillia. Or the lost boysâ . I would go crazy seeing all the vampire themed stuff and not being able to say âhey. Vampires are real, they fucked up my face and killed a big chunk of my family. And finally and most crucially, some of them are Irishâ

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I love when people try to gotcha me on my stance that all sports should be gender integrated with "even American football???" because I can instantly come back with "oh lmao, no, I don't think ANYONE should play American football at all, it's way too dangerous" like nice try but I know no amount of testosterone is going to protect you from the profound, life ruining health issues caused by getting repeated severe concussions over the course of several years. No one should play this sport.
Like do you really think muscle mass or gender/sex can protect you from CTE?? You think men are naturally more resistant to concussions?? Because idk how else you square this sport being too dangerous for cis women and people afab but perfectly safe for cis men and people amab. Having a testosterone dominant endocrine system isn't gonna do shit in the face of traumatic brain injury. Be serious. This sport should not exist.
Honestly it's pretty weird to me that people dismiss the harm football players go through as fine because they're men, especially when so many players are black men. Always remember the argument that women are weaker than men is also an argument that men are stronger than women and can withstand more injury and abuse which isn't true, and absolutely ties into eugenicist beliefs about black bodies while obscuring their suffering as not existing because they're men and football is only dangerous for women, so how could they be hurt?
Systems can exploit men too, especially non-white or otherwise marginalized men who also deserve to be defended and liberated from said system's devaluation of their humanity and mistreatment.
@lunammoon over here saying what I tried to way more eloquently, thank you o7 no one should be subjected to the Hell Spiral 3000!!!!
Tao was a tenured chemical engineering professor at KU in 2019 when he became one of the first professors arrested under the first Trump administrationâs âChina Initiative,â a DOJ campaign purportedly created to thwart economic espionage and intellectual property theft. After a federal indictment, a criminal conviction and an acquittal by an appeals court, Tao said in a lawsuit filed July 21 in federal court that the university violated state and federal workplace discrimination protections and caused harm to his reputation and career prospects. The lawsuit is Taoâs second against KU. He sued in 2025 in an attempt to regain his job and claimed the university discriminated against him. The July lawsuit accused KU of retaliating because of the 2025 discrimination complaints. Central to the newest lawsuit is KUâs choice to create a temporary faculty review board, made up of non-tenured faculty, that was tasked with wading through charges against Tao. âBy installing non-tenured faculty â whose careers and advancement remain subject to KUâs discretion â KU compromised the very independence the FRB was designed to protect by creating exactly the kind of conflict of interest that the policy was meant to prevent,â his lawsuit said.
An anonymous tip accusing a Chinese-American chemist and researcher of espionage spurred the University of Kansas into action, notifying the
In corporate and centrists circles, this is yet another matter of controlling framing. You cannot have an adult and informed conversation about why something like 9/11 ever took place. Itâs unacceptable and this is because control of perception is key to their remaining in power. If you do look critically at major events like 9/11 or the War on Terror, what emerges is proof that the people who still control political machines and corporate media have ceaselessly supported policies and actions that have hurt millions of people around the world and have brought America to its place of crisis. They were wrong. Consistently and undeniably wrong. And youâll notice thereâs no hand-wringing over any of this or any number of mainstream pundits or voices who are continually voicing genocidal beliefs or advocating for actions that would undoubtedly kill many, many more innocent people. That isnât a conversation they want to have because, again, they cannot win it. Instead, the conversation is wrestled through mainstream consensus to a place where it becomes about a person who said something inarticulately even while the spirit of the comment remains true.
Establishment Democrats have no desire to debate actual issues. And we've seen this happen before.
El-Sayed has repeatedly distanced himself from these comments, which is part of the streamlining of an insurgent candidate that a machine expects, but unlike Obama, who happened to be a centrist candidate himself, the mark against El-Sayed is that he intends to pursue actual reform of the present system. Obamaâs win of the Democratic nomination was powered by broad popular support. Thatâs what got his foot in the door. What led to his takeover of the party machinery was the synthesizing of this broad support and his ability, in conversations with both the party apparatchik and members of the corporate media superstructure, was his convincing them he wasnât the wild-eyed, leftist, socialist he was portrayed as or that some of his supporters believed that he secretly was. The pairing of El-Sayed to Piker will not melt away the way Obama was able to distance himself from Wright. If El-Sayed were to give a speech in the same vein as Obamaâs âA More Perfect Union,â it likely wouldnât matter to the centrist Democrats. And so, we are now stuck in this tiring cycle that will continue on and on. Centrists will continue to claim theyâre not trying to sink El-Sayedâs candidacy in Michigan and that theyâd be fine with it if he just âmoderated.â The threat is quite simple. Disavow Piker all you want, but youâll be held hostage by this framing unless you show a willingness to get with the program and moderate the leftist ideology. Heâs also disavowed the statements, distanced himself, and yet the deluge continues. For anyone interested in El-Sayedâs success or even just compelled to give leftist change a try, itâs on them to ignore the noise and simply engage with the issues and the conversations that are trying to be distracted from.
The thing about identity pissmatches is that identity alone in a supremacist structure is not enough, you must also perform.
Women are seen as inherently lesser. You must also perform womanhood, femininity, etc and if you do a good enough job, you are granted little treats. You are still treated "like a woman" but you are in a position of considerable more grace than those who do not perform as well as you do.
Men are seen as inherently better. But you must also perform manhood, masculinity, etc and if you do a good enough job, you are at mimumum seen as deserving of preference, and at peak, held up as the gold standard of personhood. If you fail to perform, you are slowly stripped of the position of "superior" and can be cast to the lowest of positions.
BOTH of these are JUST along gendered lines.
A Black man is seen as more than Black women, he is conditionally seen as better than white women, and he is seen as inferior to white men.
Queerness, transness, intersex status, race, ethnicity, religion, disability, class, etc all of these things impact your performance.
The only actual peak of the hierarchy (in most Western societies) is a white cishet perisex non-disabled (not intellectually, not mentally, not physically, not ANY) rich Christian man who is attractive and SELLS that.
Everyone else EXCEPT for this imagined god among people is "less than" and everyone is judged on our ability to pretend to be him. The farther we are from him, the less power we have, the less autonomy we have, the less of a person we are.
Really, no one is him. He does not exist. There are people who are close, but they are performing too.
It's fake.
So the inclusion of "even the patriarchy hurts cis men" is not a boo hoo poor cis baby boys we need to coddle them, it's that the standards set for all of us are unattainable and recognizing that everyone is a peer in one form or another is crucial to dismantling these systems.

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"The truth is⌠sometimes I miss you so much I can hardly stand it." BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN 2005, dir. Ang Lee
Unlike my local football team, which has sprinted right in the last couple of years (faster than they travel on the field, that's for sure), our local baseball team celebrated a pride night this year.
Yay! Winning, right?
That team is also celebrating a Harry Potter night next month.
I suppose it's convenient that they are providing an example of why rainbow capitalism is still worthless right when people are deciding empty shows of support are something we need to prostrate ourselves for.
Still, I'd prefer that they not be on the wizard lady's bigot train.