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1. How does this person know that? 2. Last time I checked, you didn’t have to be personally affected by an issue to care about it. 3. How do the opinions of “transphobes” necessarily affect trans people? 4. What about the many trans people who want societal support and acceptance of their desired identity?
1. Trans people existing has the same negative effect that gay people existing, or Black people existing does. Any negativity due to that comes from within.
2. The point of the bumper sticker is that trans people existing isn’t an issue. Your point isn’t wrong, but it misses the objective of the sticker
3. Opinions lead to actions, such as hypothetically the re-enacting (or enforcing) of cross-dressing laws, or trans panic laws. Plus, knowing a lot of people hate your guts feels bad, no matter how much you logically know it’s wrong.
4. I don’t know what that has to do with the bumper sticker. It doesn’t say you have to be trans-positive, just that trans people existing isn’t a crime against your reality. Most people want support and acceptance, regardless of identity.
People can keep their opinions to themselves and never act on them, just like someone can be trans and closeted.
The bailey here is “trans people want acceptance and respect”, which is a perfectly understandable goal. The motte is “trans people exist”.
@azuremallone moved from LA to Chicago almost 3 years ago, today. Ah, memories. This is the first time she went outside in October at the new place
U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Navy emblems adorn several panels at the Iwo Jima display at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Quantico, VA. Each emblem represents a serviceman who lost their life during the battle.
March 26, 1945, marked the end of the 36-day long battle that resulted in over 26,000 American casualties, including 6,800 killed in action.
The battle for Iwo Jima also saw 27 Medals of Honor awarded to Marine and Navy personnel for gallantry above and beyond the call of duty.
(Photo courtesy of Sgtgrunt0331)
My reasons for posting these is to show exactly how violent and uneducated the leftist loonies are. Their adherence to echo chambers have reduced their collective intelligence to one neuron shared between all of them. Their belief that Nazis are in power is a complete fantasy. It’s vested in a collective hysteria. A delusion being pushed forth by leftist media fueled by the dark money coming from real Nazis and the CCP.
In the past twenty years, liberalism has:
I don’t know about anyone else, but that indicates the liberal party is saying one thing and doing exactly the opposite. Each one of those items are racist, sexist, and absolutely illegal. The whole idea of “Coloreds Only” dorms, classrooms, and graduations was eliminated, but here we are in the 21st Century and the liberals somehow brought it back and also deleted Women’s Rights.
More evidence of innocent people being attacked by mindless violent liberals.
More evidence of innocent people being attacked by mindless violent liberals.
Evidence that the anti-Trump factions are backed and being driven by members of the Communist Party. Keynotes are calling this organized terrorism.
I always wanted to see them drive this car around in the show more often. It was a real car…kind of. I attempted to buy the car model, but it was sold out at the time. I loved how the exhaust poked out of the front wheel arch. ❤️
The back was kind of funky, but it fit the silly vibe of the band. Back wheels were to skinny and small for my liking.
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it's been so long ago, I can't remember which of these Johnny Lightning MonkeeMobile diecast cars I have
The car wasn't street legal at the time of shooting when they added it. That limited the production value and the car was actually dangerous to drive. It had been designed as a show car after I Dream of Genie (Major Nelson's car). Most of the time, the cars were on tour to drum up viewership and money to keep the show going.
Mouse Armor by Jeff De Boer
I love his stated intention behind these projects, ‘Confuse historians’.
I wonder how many humans in the past decided to do shit just to confuse the future
I know a number of those Humans in the past who decided to do shit just to confuse the future. It's a lot. Way before you were Homo Sapiens, and even longer before that. I'm also guilty of intentionally depositing a few things out of place to turn into fossils here and there.
This is one of mine. That's my signature on the tail, in the writing of my species.
— ANTONIO JACINTO ⚜️ When My Brothers Come Home: Poems from Central and Southern Africa (Ed. Frank Chipasula), transl. by Margaret Dickinson, (1986)
