Intriguetheorist, Bizarro NS Citizen.

"the workaround we came up with is, we had to ban most words in the English language, so to prevent negativity and bigotry" - Lia Scanlan

Bryanna Marie, a contemporary artist who creates tiny artwork with pennies (small coins) as as her canvas #WomensArt

Same.

.@GadSaad puts Trudeau's "2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan" into perspective, and says what should actually be done to create a more tolerant and safe society.

These upper class, administrative caste clowns just want to enforce speech codes, blasphemy laws and coercive conformity, forced politeness that only serves them. Just say Lia Thomas is a woman and don't raise your voice at Freeland! So they can be degenerates in peace.

2.elites almost invariably deem themselves worthier of expressing themselves or receiving information than others, and those others have usually been the poor, women and the young" - Dangerous Ideas

1. "But then, what is venomous for persons in one social class is often nourishment for those in another, and class questions pervade most censorship issues. From the beginning, censorship has been an exercise not just in suppressing speech but also in channeling it. Censorious

"Censorship is always, by various degrees, a display of weakness" - Dangerous Ideas, Eric Berkowitz.

2. “arse,” and why members of governments have been consumed with suppressing even accurate statements that question their actions" - Dangerous Ideas, Eric Berkowitz

1. "London printer was chopped into four pieces in 1664 for publishing a pamphlet arguing that the king was accountable to the people. It’s why a New Jersey drunkard was jailed for sedition in 1800 for voicing his hope that a flying cannonball land in President John Adams’s

2. brittle veneer of infallibility it strives to maintain. “Authority requires a mask,” observes the sociologist F. G. Bailey, to conceal its failings and shield it from contempt" - Dangerous Ideas, Eric Berkowitz

1. "Much political censorship over the centuries has been directed at small aggressions against institutional authority: speech that in some way challenges or denigrates a government or its personnel. Such aggressions pose no tangible risk to a regime. Rather, they chip at the

BUT sometimes its not one way. The issue is mammals have chromosomal DNA sequences which can encode cellular reverse transcriptases.. Some nonviral RNA sequences can serve as templates for cellular DNA synthesis

I don't understand how injecting genetic material isn't viewed with total existential horror. I'm not even considering spike protein, just reverse transcription is horrifying enough

They knew about this, these people understood biology. I knew about it, so they did. Strang is telling people to still get vaccinated and he knows it's causing cancer.

And once that happens, this can happen. The break or gas pedal to cellular replication gets pushed at the wrong time, due to oncogene or TS gene mutation Chromosomal instability, endless cancers.

Any alien genetic material that finds it way into your body by virus or vaccine can reverse transcribe. Mammals have reverse transcriptases, nucleoprotein complexes, miRNA, and besides that the molecular and genetic complexity of Eukaryotes is not understood.

The Truckers protesting were not Nazis, the Azov are Nazis

Oh, and taking children to pride parades, kink festivals, and drag shows. And inventing fake pronouns and genders... And forcing masks and injections onto people, including kids. I'm still not sure how any of this helps 'the working class'.

It's very strange that Western 'progressives' have chosen allowing males into female spaces, the drugging, mutilating, and sterilising of gender confused minors, and pushing for legalising abortion up until the point of birth, as their hills to die on.

youtu.be/Bprk8P-Dbss Energy catastrophe.