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1. Humans are a dimorphic species. It's not only been known through all history, but confirmed by science. We were so certain of this, we put it on space probes to advertise this fact to any aliens they might come across. 2. The Trans movement is not content to live and let live. It wishes to make demands of all the rest of us. It wishes to even put laws in place to control and punish us if we DON'T play along. 3. The Trans Movement (and Queers) are actively trying to proselytize their beliefs. To recruit children. (aka, Grooming) 4. They call it "phobic" when anyone objects to males exposing themselves to women or underage girls. (Boys should be protected too) 5. They are invading the private spaces and sports of women. Now there is pushback on that. 6. If children cannot consent to sex, they cannot consent to a sex change. This is an adult decision. 7. More and more states are putting blocks in place against the transing of underage minors. So are several European nations. This follows the science, indicating that there is no benefit to underage transitions. The risk of suicide actually INCREASES. (And premature transition ignores desistance rates, while also creating #DeTrans nightmares) 8. The demands and the attempts to control the majority of us amounts to an attempt at TransApartheid. They wish to be a special class which can trump anyone else's rights at will. 9. Similarly, the sexual displays of the Queer crowd are pedophilic. There is no such thing as a "family friendly drag show."

@OrdnancePackard I don't believe Hulud was ever really SHY. The Great Worm is busy, y'all. How much do you appreciate His coming and going? His cleaning the world? No. You only think of YOURSELVES. Check your privilege, Waterfat.

People said it couldn't be done. They said, "Leto, it’s too much, it’s too big, nobody can carry that kind of future." And I said, wrong. Totally wrong. Because the problem, folks, is humanity got soft. Comfortable. Predictable. Very weak, very lazy, and frankly, very stupid in the way they were thinking. They wanted safety, they wanted little pleasures, little routines, and they were walking straight into extinction. Straight into it. So I did what had to be done. Not what was easy. Not what was popular. What was necessary. Very few people understand necessity. They talk about tyranny, they talk about cruelty, they say, "Oh, look how terrible, look how harsh." But they don’t understand the alternative. The alternative was total collapse. Final collapse. No more humanity. Game over. Bad ending, folks. The worst. The Golden Path is not a gift. It’s a correction. A big correction. A tremendous correction. It forces people to remember what they are when all the cushions are taken away. It teaches them to survive, to scatter, to become so impossible to control, so impossible to erase, that no empire, no machine, no fate, no prophet could ever put all of humanity in one box again. That’s the whole thing. That’s the genius of it. You hate the cage so much that when it finally breaks, you never build it again. And they blame me for the burden of it. Of course they do. That’s what people do. They love the future, but they hate the man who drags them into it. Sad. Very unfair, but sad. Because I gave up everything for this. My body, my life, my humanity, gone. All of it, sacrificed so that the species could have a future. And believe me, nobody else was going to do it. Nobody. They didn’t have the strength. They didn’t have the vision. They didn’t have the guts. One day they’ll understand. Maybe not now, maybe not soon, but they will. They’ll look back and say, "He was brutal, yes. He was terrible, yes. But he was right." And that’s enough. Because I’m not here to be loved. I’m here to make sure there’s still a humanity left to do the loving.

@Colovion @OrdnancePackard I suddenly wonder... Do Amish ever "cheat" with a major appliance? Are investigative reporters looking hard enough, if they've never found the secret Amish Zoom server?

Well @OrdnancePackard could go over there and be their Warlord! No electricity? No problem!

@docmurdock @Georgesantos @NancyMace You lack the discernment of difference between rumors and truth

@Georgesantos So @NancyMace isn't as cleancut as she claims to be?

When I was in Congress I used to talk to Staff and reporters on the Hill a lot. During that time I learned about the activities taking place in the “cages” which are the storage rooms in the basement of the House office buildings. I reported it to House Admin Chair at the time Brian Steil and he did NOTHING. But over the course of my time on Capitol Hill I learned a lot of members had Rumors and or allegations against them… now I’m not the sex police and never dug into it but to name a few rumors I heard about when I was there of members engaging in lewd or alleged sexual misconduct like behavior with staff or reporters: Eric Swalwell D-CA Tony Gonzalez R-TX Max Miller R-OH Dan Meuser R-PA Matt Rosendale (former Rep) R-MT Ruben Gallego D-AZ Nancy Mace R-SC Anthony DeEsposito (former Rep) R-NY Mark Green (former Rep) R-TN Lori Chavez (former Rep) R-OR Ritchie Torres D-NY Brian Steil R-WI Cory Booker D-NJ Bob Menendez (former senator) D-NJ

@LDS_Dems x.com/MarinaMedvin/s…

If I had said a year ago that Trump would block the Strait of Hormuz, openly attack the Pope and claim to be the Messiah, Republicans would have said I was deranged. There is no such thing as TDS. We are simply ahead of the curve.l Assume the worst and he will prove you right

@LoveAmyPond_ Yes & No. I'm medical- I see plenty of skin. Not sexual. It's work. But nudity naturally incites interest in the opposite sex, under most conditions. Just the way we're built.

The Water Nymphs, by Antoine Calbet (1860-1944) not all nudity is inherently sexual, western society just sexualizes everything

@OrdnancePackard Probably fresher. Once had dinner with some relatives who farmed, and asked what the delicious drink was. "Grape... juice?" There's nothing like the real, fresh stuff. Nothing.

@Onijitsu I really should eat them more too. I was in a little mom & pop grocery store today and said "I need some fruit". Their selection was small but these grapes were on special and fuck I'm glad I did.

I bought a slob sized bunch of seedless red grapes today and imma finish all of them.

@PolitiBunny Me: ***eats cheeseburgers and sushi, and grins at everyone getting along*** Honestly, it's great to reconnect a bit. My Japanese went to hell after returning to the States. Didn't keep it up. No classes. It's a second surge of Nippon-love, like in the 80s.

Me after two weeks of Japanese Twitter

@appacuseme @DrGusMcCrae You don't understand. 🤦🏻‍♂️😤 It's obvious. You're guilty of the very thing you accuse him of. And if Nazi is okay for this gent, then that says something crucial.

@DrGusMcCrae that you cannot understand the difference between those things says everything about you, and how you are unable to think critically, or understand nuance. given your entire page is dedicated to being a white supremacist, it makes sense.

Some time ago, I decided to block people who replied out the gate with "retard" I am not offended by the word. I really don't care. But once someone starts a conversation with it, you know they have already peaked intellectually and it doesn't get any smarter from there.

@LDS_Dems Weirdly worded. Especially, without a useful example.

Conservative Saints every time the Church acknowledges some people's righteous choices may not be traditional....

@LDS_Dems Not hyperbole. Real shit.

@LDS_Dems China is evil and communist. China is committing genocides even today. China is cutting up political dissidents and religious minorities to sell their body parts.

I will never understand the people who say "well, I didn't like Trump but I supported his policies." His "policies" were even worse than his personality. Just consider the following:

@TheMorningSpew2 Look up how Charles Rangel (D) sponsored a bill to re-instutute the Draft in Jan of 2003. Republicans forced a quick vote on it, and the bill lost, 402 to 2. Even Rangel voted against it. Most crucially? Democrats told their constituents that they SAVED THEM from the Draft.

If you think registering for selective service is the same as a draft, you might be a lying Democrat.

If you can pretend that you’re a woman, my President can say whatever the fuck he wants.

@docmurdock Are you talking about a 7 year-old girl? ... Or has there been ANOTHER such incident with a 5 year-old? the-sun.com/news/16198444/…

The story of the fedex driver and the murdered 5 yr old girl is heart wrenching. I have no mercy for that guy, he deserves to be slapped in the express lane right to an execution for his crime. SICKENING! FEDEX you need to vet your people more carefully because this guy slipped through the cracks and you should be compensating her family for the rest of their lives.

@liam_out_loud "Deputy" Mayor ❓

NYC's new deputy mayor Mamdani proposes race-communism to "solve" the "issue" that median white household wealth is $200K, while median black household wealth is $20K. In his words: the city must "put equity right at the centre of it." Sounds compassionate but it isn't. This is Herbert Marcuse's "New Proletariat" in practice. When the working class refused to revolt, Marxist intellectuals swapped them out for racial minorities. Not because they cared about racial minorities but because they needed a grievance class to justify the redistribution machine. Black Americans saw greater gains from the 1920s–1960s than they have since these policies took hold. The equity framework doesn't lift people up. Rather, it consolidates power for those running it. Marxist revolutions are almost always led by the have-somes — upper middle classes who want more. The have-nots are simply the moral justification for taking from the have-yachts. Mamdani isn't solving poverty but a framework to manage it... permanently.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio gives an excellent explanation on why the U.S. needed to strike Iran It's less than 2 minutes and is worth the watch

@wodie1776 @kurt13warner

@kurt13warner Bruther just watch this so you understand the picture. Your questions aren’t even getting to the full reasoning x.com/ryansaavedra/s…

I’m not politically or militarily intelligent - so looking for some ppl who follow me who are (not just random unintelligent comments), to tell me how any of this is even close to successful (if that’s even the right term) if in the end the following don’t happen: 1) Regime Change - freeing the Iranian ppl from the lives of oppression they are living? 2) Elimination of all nuclear material & capabilities - freeing the world of that threat by regime? 3) Something changes with the Strait that wasn’t in place before? Please, just ppl who are well versed in these things so I can become more intelligent!