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Something about looking at. People advertising AFAB housing (or well, HEARING about people doing that) it’s like. How. Do. People. Trust that??? How do people trust the idea of AFAB housing??? That feels like. Trafficking. That feels like an easy pathway TO trafficking. That feels like people looking for specific genitals to sell at a price they set, I don’t trust that shit.

And like I know they usually advertise it as “safe” (transphobic and suggesting trans women are rapists but okay). And that feels like the type of shit someone looking to manipulate a group of people would do. I’d rather live with like. People in general, no stupid fucking labels. Like how the fuck are people gonna know if someone coming in is that sex at birth anyway? Checking somebody at the door feels like sexual assault.

“I need to know what you were designated at birth because we have a lot of traumatized people here and we don’t want people socialized as male here” to me translates as a bunch of bullshit to justify excluding trans women because you and the people who you are hoping to rope into housing with you view trans women as confused/cosplaying men when they’re women who are targeted by the government for extermination.

In what world should we be offering that kind of housing while using supposedly queer-friendly language? If you WANT to ensure others’ safety, I’d sooner trust someone saying they’ll do background checks on people coming to room with them than someone saying that “only people assigned female at birth can stay here”.

GEE LIKE FUCK YOU STAFF

My nephew is very allergic to eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, and sesame. Last year my sister discovered all hot dogs and hamburger buns now contain sesame. Not "may contain", but listed in the ingredients. This year basically every brand of sliced bread also now contains sesame, making it very difficult to find bread items he can eat.

They're just adding it to their products, so they can just list it as an ingredient and not bother with worrying about cross contamination. And they aren't even bothering with telling anyone. Capitalism is going to kill us all.

"Which brings us back to Kellogg’s. Back in 2016, the company found a way around the added burden and expense of complying with the FSMA: they simply began adding trace amounts of peanut flour to their cracker products. Doing so allowed them to list peanuts as an ingredient of the product, freeing them from having to prevent cross-contact.

Mario: [italian american New York Brooklyn accent] HERE’SA MY BROTHA LUIGI NOW TA TELL YA A WHOLE HEAP AND A SPAGHETTI PILE OF INFORMASCIONI.