lizzel tired

@fitzg35758 @DoctorTurtleboy TB started the whole movement. Nick learned about the case from TB like everyone else

@DoctorTurtleboy Fucking obviously first i ever heard of Karen Read was from Rocco. He raised over 500k. What have u done Aidan?? 🤣🤣🤣

If your support for Karen, has it all been influenced by the behavior of Nick please reply in the comments below.

@aburkhartlaw Yup

Does this mean I have to watch the trial the second time around?

@ourx_vault @Nickyhaircuts @DoctorTurtleboy Like you followed the evidence?😂😂😂

@Nickyhaircuts @DoctorTurtleboy Why is a leader needed? Only cults need leaders. People should just try following the evidence for a change, and think for themselves.

This guys calls me trash……. Has he seen his life? @DoctorTurtleboy man I almost feel bad for you at this point.

@Gaynotqueer1 🤮

This is what it's all about.

@ourx_vault @DoctorTurtleboy He reported on a story that became viral because of it. Not only is that journalism, it was highly effective

You can't possibly convince yourself that what you practiced was journalism. But let's give you the chance to put your money where your mouth is. You heard enough from Karen and others to understand by now how corrupt the US Attorney's Office was and is on this case. The victim's family has messaged them multiple times and they are ALWAYS ignored. There's no doubt they were scheming with Karen to help her win. Even if you actually still believe she is innocent...and I know you are too intelligent to believe that...you know what I'm saying is true. Why was Adam Deitch breaking sequestration to inform Dr. Wolfe what the state's experts were testifying to? I'm not a journalist. But I'm doing my best to be one on this issue. Trying to expose the truth, and doing more behind the scene than most people know. I just want the truth out, nothing more. That's what you say you want. Here's your chance.

For me the Karen Read case was never really about Karen or the McAlberts. It has been about what my journalism has always been about - 1) exposing government corruption, and 2) petitioning the government to fix problems and uphold the law. In this case I exposed that the government was covering up a murder, and I demanded that they stop covering up the murder by investigating the people who the evidence showed killed John O'Keefe. Here is how Part 1 of the Canton Coverup series ended: Trooper Proctor, Brian Albert, Colin Albert, and Jennifer McCabe should all spend significant amount of time in jail, and two of them should be charged with murder. The Canton Police Chief and Deputy Chief should be fired. Karen Read should sue them all for millions and millions of dollars. Every other person in that house should be charged with obstruction of justice, as they witnessed a crime and never reported it. Do you understand how difficult and remarkable it is for at least 11 people to keep their mouths shut for over a year after witnessing the murder of a cop? That’s the kind of fear that the Albert family put into these people. When you say that the government should charge people with crimes you are demanding that the government uphold the law. For me this has always been about holding government officials accountable. Michael Morrissey and Michael Proctor did not kill John O'Keefe, but they are more responsible than anyone for him not receiving justice. They are much worse than the people who actually committed this heinous act. The McAlberts and Karen Read are just the interchangeable characters whose actions highlighted the need for government reform. tbdailynews.com/2023/04/18/cor…

@sunQ_osrs @ScottPresler They were a full adult.

@ScottPresler So the parents violated Her bodily-autonomy by not letting Her get surgery, and all of a sudden she's the bad Guy?

🚨Transgender Schizophrenic Utahn Murdered Parents Because Mom Interfered With Genital Surgery🚨 Mia Bailey — born as Collin Troy Bailey (biological male) — shot both of his parents in the head. Mia (Collin) said that he was scheduled to have his gender reassignment surgery, but claims that his mother put a stop to it. In the coldest statement ever, Mia (Collin) said, “She (Mia’s mother) can’t say sorry to save her life, apparently.” “I had one thing going on & she (Mia’s mother) took it away from me.” “She was a target because she betrayed me.” Mia (Collin) plead guilty to 2 counts of aggravated murder & aggravated assault & was sentenced to 50 years in prison. 📍St. George, Utah

@RayAlexWilliams That’s bending human. Women can do things too

The best part of being a man is you can just do things.

@RayAlexWilliams This is why traditionally feminine attire or behaviors should be made societally ok for males and male behaviors and attire should be ok for females. Neither of these makes them a woman or a man. Dress and act how you like. No need to over think it.

I've begun to moderate some my GC positions to something like the following: Womanhood is rooted in biological sex: adult human females. However, a small subset of biological males exhibit an exceptionally strong cross-sex psychological and behavioral profile, a feminine essence, that aligns far more closely with female-typical patterns than male-typical ones. In many (but not all) social, relational, and practical contexts, and with the aid of current medical technology (hormones, surgery, voice training, etc.), treating these individuals *as if* they are women, granting social recognition, pronouns, spaces, and roles accordingly, maximizes their subjective well-being while minimizing disruption to overall social cohesion and sex-based rights. This is a social-pragmatic accommodation for rare outliers, not a redefinition of sex or womanhood.

@RachelBooksby @Martina Looks like two females. Not sure what you are trying for here.

@Martina People in glass houses, Martina… 😂

What the hell is that outfit??? Jesus…

@BriannaWu TG please keep talking. Save us from extremists

I’m producing more video content because we are in a battle to save the soul of the Democratic Party from extremists.

@Gitmo99 @GregorioSh64773 That’s assault. Should be in jail

@RayAlexWilliams I think in terms of male and female

Wait until people find out that almost all philosophical arguments, including whether trans women are men or not, are not actual philosophical debates, but mere disputes about how to define words.

@Qveen_Potato It’s not fair to trans men that they could never be competitive with males. Where can they compete then?

The trans man who signed on in Minnesota with the women's team is extremely disappointing to hear. While, yes, it is his choice to do so, the message it sends across the community at large is undoubtedly going to be misread by cis people. Affecting all of us.

@BriannaWu As a medical provider in pediatrics I can say it would be very hard to determine who is truly trans.

Here’s the truth about trans children. Most of them aren’t trans and do not need to be medicalized. But the consequences are catastrophic if you deny care for the rare actual ones. We need to get the politics out and get the right kids the right care.

@RayAlexWilliams Dress how you feel comfortable. Men should be able to dress feminine without thinking they are a woman.

Alright folks, I’m trying to decide if I’m going to troon out or not. What do we like better? Will I ever be a real woman or should I find a super heterosexual trad wife and go back to rosaries and repping? Ex-crossies still have hope on the straight dating market right?

@benchslappedtv WTF is going on in MA?!

The prosecution in the Stefon Diggs case never should have brought this case in the first place. The fact it even survived probable cause review is embarrassing enough, but the prosecutions closing argument made it even worse. The prosecutor literally stood in front of the jury and admitted their “star witness” Ms. Adams was “argumentative, avoiding, difficult,” and essentially asked the jury not to hold that against her credibility. That is insane. Credibility is the entire foundation of a case like this when there is little to no meaningful corroboration. You do not get to acknowledge your key witness is unreliable and then tell jurors to ignore it because “that’s not your job.” Assessing credibility is EXACTLY the jury’s job. This got dangerously close to misstating the jury’s constitutional function because assessing reliability and deciding what weight to give testimony is literally one of the jury’s core duties. Luckily the jury saw right through the BS! Prosecutors are ethically obligated to seek justice, not merely to convict or push questionable cases to trial and hope jurors overlook glaring reliability issues. Cases should be built on credible evidence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt, not excuses for why the state’s own witness cannot withstand scrutiny. This prosecution was an embarrassment to the judicial system from start to finish and another reminder that absolute prosecutorial immunity leaves virtually no accountability when weak cases destroy reputations and lives. Something has to change! This is the exact reason I get loud and will continue to get loud about this BS!

@daniellismore Most of us are tired or being aligned with the craziness of the TQ. Most LBG just want to assimilate into society.

We need to talk. Transphobia within the LGBTQIA+ community has gone too far. Especially from some gay and lesbian individuals who’ve aligned themselves with hate movements, court cases, and media campaigns to exclude and harm trans, intersex and non-binary people. Let’s be clear: you don’t get to claim “LGBTQIA+” while tearing the “T” apart from the inside. You don’t get to stand in Pride marches while secretly donating to gender-critical groups. You don’t get to benefit from our collective power while campaigning against our rights. From now on, let’s make this a standard: No more giving them platforms, jobs, beds, stages, or spaces to people who promote hate, no matter who they sleep with. Bigotry in a queer body is still bigotry. We’re building a future that includes everyone. You’re either with us or you’re not. Choose.

@OliLondonTV If non binary and male sex why use the ladies room?

Non-binary queer actor Wesley Han sues NYC hotel after being ‘forcibly removed’ from women’s toilet. The actor, who uses They/Them pronouns, claims he was “accosted by security personnel, who questioned their presence, and forcibly removed them from the restroom.”

@NatetheLawyer I hope he sues TF out of that county and DA office

Stefon Diggs NOT GUILTY ALL COUNTS.

@shannonsharpeee How did this case go forward??? What is happening in MA!???

Stefon diggs has been found not guilty on all charges ‼️‼️‼️