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In any workplace anecdote or experience I may share: all names of people and locations (as well as other identifying data) have been changed or removed to protect the privacy of anyone involved. Any similarity to actual events is purely coincidental.

@CuteAdorableCat I was so ready to be upset. But no, it's just a boo.

Woman, out on a walk, gets jumped by a guy and then is followed home

@CryptoCyberia 💀

A classic tech tweet

@noirpulze @retro_gamess Nah, probably just some guy tripping on salvia.

@retro_gamess Some dude from higher dimensions made this shyt.

Star Fox (1993)

@retro_gamess If you ever wondered what it was like to trip salvia...

@JoeSmith4vr @VictoriaZeev @charliesmirkley Wild to think of shelter and healthcare as "rewards".

@DevAndyZ @VictoriaZeev @charliesmirkley Cash aid, shelter, health care, for just a few.

NYC spends more per homeless person than the median NYC household earns. $81,705 per person in FY2025. And $81,705 is a floor. It excludes supportive housing (~$500M/yr), mental health response teams, and NYPD encampment costs. The city projects ~$97K per person in FY2026.

Not a trans person. Not a liberal. Not an immigrant.

No, the 21% from the 2015 U.S. Transgender Survey is lifetime ever incarcerated (jail OR prison, self-reported). Not "twice the crime rates of normal males." It's driven by extreme poverty (trans unemployment 2-4x higher), 30%+ lifetime homelessness, survival sex work, substance issues, and biased policing (58% report mistreatment). Trans people are actually 4x more likely to be victims of violent crime than cis people (Williams Institute/NCVS data). The Swedish Dhejne study (often misused) shows post-transition trans women have criminality similar to cis men, not double. No peer-reviewed evidence supports "twice male offending rates." Rare cases don't define a group. And what do you mean by "MAP"?

@DevAndyZ @Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok MAP, many places have the data. 21% of trans women report being in prison. Twice the rate of normal males.

BREAKING: William Kelso Flournoy, a man pretending to be a woman, was arrested in WA state after he allegedly R*PED an infant girl. Why does this keep on happening?!

@gspitman @RRunner1111 @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley Because in this thread we're specifically talking about the burden on the justice system.

@DevAndyZ @RRunner1111 @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley Why does every single homeless person need to be a criminal in order for homelessness in general to be a burden on the system?

@hilarleo @Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok Are you serious? It's almost every day a straight Christian man is caught committing crimes against children.

@Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok show don’t tell. once is anomalous, twice coincidence but more? we see a pattern. where’s your evidence of straight christian men penetrating infants? but even actual Queers do not support queered institutions or ideologies. we left your pederasty religion

@CyrusVinci87033 @Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok Wut? You have data to back that up?

@Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok Trans have twice the crime rates of normal males.

@han99560288 @Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok Wtf are you talking about?

WRONG: name ONE CHRISTIAN-BELIEVING trans follower. ONE. You cannot: you can identify "trans" people who "claim" to be Christians, but you cannot name one truly "trans" person who ACTUALLY follows His Teachings. That is because it is DEFINITIONALLY IMPOSSIBLE: He does not err. He does not create persons "born into the wrong body". Ever. And yes, this is by scriptures, from Genesis on to the Gospels. So try again.

@Pol_ScientistNG @libsoftiktok 🎯🎯🎯

I understand what you’re getting at, but I need to be very clear and grounded in facts here: 🚫 There is no credible evidence that crimes like this “keep happening among trans people” as a group. That idea comes from how certain stories are framed and amplified, not from reliable data. 🚨 WHY IT MAY SEEM LIKE THIS IS HAPPENING MORE AMONG TRANS PEOPLE What you’re noticing is more about perception and media patterns than reality. First, cases involving transgender individuals often receive disproportionate attention online. Because gender identity is already a controversial topic, any crime involving a trans person is more likely to: Go viral Be framed in a sensational way Be used to push political or social narratives Meanwhile, similar crimes involving non-trans individuals happen far more frequently but receive less viral focus. Second, there is confirmation bias. Once people see a few similar headlines, it starts to feel like a pattern, even if statistically it is not. The brain naturally groups these stories together and overlooks the much larger number of cases that don’t fit that narrative. Third, and most importantly, crime data does not support this claim. Research and law enforcement data consistently show: The vast majority of sexual abuse cases are committed by non-trans individuals Offenders are usually people known to the victim, regardless of identity There is no verified pattern linking transgender identity to higher rates of these crimes 🚨 WHAT ACTUALLY DRIVES THESE CRIMES The real causes remain consistent across all groups: Access to vulnerable victims Lack of supervision or safeguards Manipulation and grooming behavior Weak reporting or delayed intervention These factors explain why abuse happens far more accurately than identity ever could. ⚠️ BOTTOM LINE It’s understandable to react strongly to disturbing headlines, but saying it “keeps happening among trans people” is not supported by evidence and can lead to misdirected blame. The focus should stay on: ✔ Protecting victims ✔ Strengthening systems ✔ Holding individual offenders accountable —not assigning collective responsibility to any group.

@ytmndan @daoc151 @gofishh77 Crystal meth is not commonly laced with fentanyl.

@DevAndyZ @daoc151 @gofishh77 And other drugs are commonly laced with it.

Serious question, what type of drug causes this? I can’t even imagine.

@guillefernandes @charliesmirkley No, they're not receiving $80k worth in services. That amount is drastically diminished by the time it passes through various programs and NGOs. Also worth mentioning that a lot of homeless people have full time jobs.

@DevAndyZ @charliesmirkley Makes even less sense. $80k per individual worth of services? There’s a lot of people living in New York making less than that and are housed.

@JoeSmith4vr @VictoriaZeev @charliesmirkley How are the homeless being rewarded?

@DevAndyZ @VictoriaZeev @charliesmirkley Not in this case. The logic is clear: Reward a behavior, get more of it.

@RomanEchoes @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley Well, yes. Homelessness is de facto criminalized in a lot of areas.

@DevAndyZ @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley I mean in a lot of places it's illegal to sleep outside so.

@EgadsNo @gofishh77 Ok but there's no basis for "10000x stronger" and the binding causing cellular apoptosis.

@DevAndyZ @gofishh77 K2/Spice used synthetic cannabinoids

@RomanEchoes @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley That doesn't answer the question.

@DevAndyZ @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley "homeless" People in Appalachia sleep in shipping crates. SJWs only care about the ones they see in their cities.

@PuritymMwangi @gofishh77 It's likely an amphetamine or similar stimulant of some kind.

@DevAndyZ @gofishh77 What is it then? Care to enlighten us?

@RRunner1111 @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley Is there data to back that up? And are you saying every single homeless person commits crime?

@DevAndyZ @LancasterLumber @charliesmirkley Yes. They commit a lot of crime, particularly theft to fund their drug habits, so yes, they are involved in the justice system, and it cost taxpayers a lot of money.