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Hear me out: Pay the TSA workers to do their jobs instead of paying ICE agents to do TSA jobs.

Paying ICE to come to the Atlanta airport, which includes housing them, instead of just paying the TSA employees is actually another reason why this is a very unserious place.

It hasn't gotten enough attention that Trump, Homan, and Duffy have all confirmed there's a plan in the works to have armed ICE agents at airports *tomorrow.* Words fail to describe how stupid this is. Let's hope more people aren't disappeared or killed.

@FemBroGuam @dsmstudd @Exjacey often times****

@FemBroGuam @dsmstudd @Exjacey You are aware that gender dysphoria and being transgender are two separate things entirely, right? While sometimes linked, the two aren’t mutually exclusive and can exist independently of one another.

Being a trans woman with a beard is fine and shouldn’t get you ostracized. It’s your body, your choice, your circumstances.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey Well, what you’re describing sounds like being cis. Most cis people don’t feel a strong gender-based feeling. It just feels normal so they don’t really notice it.

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey Since I dont really believe in gender identities, that means I am technically "trans", right? Because if there is "a way men feel that lets them know they were born in the correct body" I certainly dont feel it. So that makes me trans by your definitions, no?

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey How am I late? Lol I already told you I don’t subscribe to gender norms.

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey It's been done already. You're too late.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey Hell yeah, and I 100% support the breaking of those gender norms. That’s wonderful!

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey All i see out there in the world is people doing what ever they want to do. Women are police and construction workers and mayors. Men are getting their eyebrows waxed. This was 40 years ago already ..

@JuraMurphy @ObviousElk @ambr0ga @Exjacey But the real kicker is that the same research group did another study where they found transgender brain patterns remained even after controlling for homosexuality. Which brings us to the conclusion that the differences aren’t explained by homosexuality… meaning, you’re wrong.

@JuraMurphy @ObviousElk @ambr0ga @Exjacey And on top of being wrong about that, you’re also wrong about the amount of people included in the study. You were referring to the 27 trans women included in the study but ignored the 40 trans men and 140+ cisgender people in the study as well.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey People in the manosphere literally teach these stereotypes. You can’t pretend the internet isn’t real and that social media doesn’t impact society.

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey >These qualities are actually still pushed on society quite heavily by the manosphere. Like .. "on the interwebs by some random streamers"? Yah you can find whatever you want to look for on the internet. Nobody is telling people how they have to act.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey Yes, as I’ve already stated to you, these are stereotypes. You asked, I answered. These qualities are actually still pushed on society quite heavily by the manosphere. So yes, while old fashioned, I don’t think these misogynistic expectations of women are outdated.

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey Arent you really just taking some old-fashioned cliches that arent so common anymore and then claiming "THIS IS WHAT SOCIETY SAYS"? It's like you are putting up a "boogeyman" of "SOCIETY" and then giving it the qualities of your perceived enemies.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey Yeah, I just don’t believe in stereotypes so I don’t pay them much mind. While I don’t subscribe to them, people typically expect women to be nurturing, emotionally expressive, polite and non-aggressive, things like that. Does that help at all?

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey It's really interesting that nobody ... (like, not a single person) .. has ever been able to describe the social roles that they claim society pushes. The only 1 thing i ever got was "Women have to stay home and take care of kids", which isnt a common belief at all.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey You’ll have to ask someone who believes in those stereotypes, my friend. I don’t subscribe to those social roles.

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey What is the social role of woman in the West/USA/UK? How are women expected to be?

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey biological aspect to being trans.

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey show that trans people often have neurological patterns that align more with their gender identity than their biological sex. The exact cause of this isn’t fully understood yet but it does make me excited for future research that could potentially prove there’s a

@ObviousElk @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey I think you’re misunderstanding the information in that source. What they’re saying is that gender roles vary across cultures. Just because expectations of you change when you travel doesn’t mean your internal sense of self does. Expectations and identity aren’t the same thing.

@spoopocalypse @JuraMurphy @ambr0ga @Exjacey If gender varies from society to society .. .. does your gender change as you travel around the world and conform more or less to the local gender roles? Like .."Here you qualify as a man, but if you go to Kazhakstan you no longer are a man according to their gender roles"?

I'd like to revisit to Charlie Kirk phenomenon. Here's a guy who said, the Civil Rights Act of the 60's was a mistake that was turned into an anti-white weapon. He once said, "If I see a Black pilot, I’m going to be like, ‘Boy, I hope he’s qualified." He went as far as to called Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson (a black woman) a 'diversity hire' saying she wasn't qualified to serve on the court despite her extraordinary judicial experience. He was a vile racist, who was embraced by this administration, millions adore him and he was given a National Day of Remembrance and flags were lowered to half staff. Yet, the same wasn't done for Civil Rights leader (Rev. Jessie Jacskon). I won't ask why or how Charlie Kirk was embraced this way. I already know. So when I say that everything in America is about race. This is what I mean.