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These people collect conditions like Pokémon, I swear.
E Beggars on Twitter / Social Media E Beggar General - "Pay for FUCKING EVERYTHING"
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Ohhh, they're utterly contemptible and I love them. A cat breaking a litter box -more than once!!!- is the most absurd lie ever told. I wish them every misery they claim to have.
Nice find.
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Some Shadow updates
I really hope that those kids are not with her (assuming they even exist; I’m starting to wonder that). I wonder if the 8th is either when the title loan is owed or when Chino goes to court? What if he was reminded of his court date with a serve and that’s what the “harassment” was? Finally, how are you funding these photography books, Candice? More ebegging?
I'm starting to think it's court related.
Suicide threats:
Good god, take those kids away.
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There are many, many people who have more money than common sense, least until their money is all gone.
I donate a little to GoFundMes that seem legit and worthy. I also will donate to certain cases on Modest Needs. People on Modest Needs need a relatively small amount of money for rent, medical, etc., and can post only after they've tried help from the government.
Wouldn't give a penny to any of the sacks of shit seen in the first couple of pages. No cred with me at all, so NFG.
I donate a little to GoFundMes that seem legit and worthy. I also will donate to certain cases on Modest Needs. People on Modest Needs need a relatively small amount of money for rent, medical, etc., and can post only after they've tried help from the government.
Wouldn't give a penny to any of the sacks of shit seen in the first couple of pages. No cred with me at all, so NFG.
MetalParakeet
kiwifarms.net
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Thank you. I've been asking for one of these ever since Louis came to our attention, as he was the reason I discovered the Twitter grift network.
One dude I've been creeping on lately goes by the Twitter handle @cjwsr1
Can't link cause I'm stupid and don't know how on mobile, so maybe someone can help a gal out.
Hes slowed down a bit in the past week because his dad died, but he caught my attention when Louis and Jasmine marsh kept retweeting his beg posts.
His story is that he's a single father due to the mother dying in pregnancy. He's always requiring everything for the kid, from diapers to snacks to basic medication. In one tweet he will talk about how his family takes care of his child while he works a probationary period at a new job, but in others he will talk about needing to pay the babysitter.
When I found him, I noticed that he was tweeting upwards of 10-15 times an hour while supposedly at work at his brand new job, and even once begged for his cellphone bill because he NEEDED to be in constant communication with the "babysitter" all shift. Now I dunno where you guys work, but that would definitely get me fired.
His stories aren't very juicy. As I said, all he does is beg for diapers, gas, Yada Yada. What made him interesting to me was how openly pissy he gets when people don't donate. Dude actually has the gall to yell at his followers for not bathing him in the cash he deserves.
Note how his father apparently has died but instead of actually working for the money to bury him, his Twitter is filled with HUNDREDS of retweets of other people's beg posts. I mean hundreds. This dude is literally sitting on Twitter, retweeting every beg post he sees instead of helping himself. To date, he's retweeted rabbie, shadow, Louis, Jasmine etc so he's somehow connected to their whole circle of useless.
I'll try to find some good Screencaps on my weekend. It's been getting harder to see his own posts since he's been manically retweeting other grifters
One dude I've been creeping on lately goes by the Twitter handle @cjwsr1
Can't link cause I'm stupid and don't know how on mobile, so maybe someone can help a gal out.
Hes slowed down a bit in the past week because his dad died, but he caught my attention when Louis and Jasmine marsh kept retweeting his beg posts.
His story is that he's a single father due to the mother dying in pregnancy. He's always requiring everything for the kid, from diapers to snacks to basic medication. In one tweet he will talk about how his family takes care of his child while he works a probationary period at a new job, but in others he will talk about needing to pay the babysitter.
When I found him, I noticed that he was tweeting upwards of 10-15 times an hour while supposedly at work at his brand new job, and even once begged for his cellphone bill because he NEEDED to be in constant communication with the "babysitter" all shift. Now I dunno where you guys work, but that would definitely get me fired.
His stories aren't very juicy. As I said, all he does is beg for diapers, gas, Yada Yada. What made him interesting to me was how openly pissy he gets when people don't donate. Dude actually has the gall to yell at his followers for not bathing him in the cash he deserves.
Note how his father apparently has died but instead of actually working for the money to bury him, his Twitter is filled with HUNDREDS of retweets of other people's beg posts. I mean hundreds. This dude is literally sitting on Twitter, retweeting every beg post he sees instead of helping himself. To date, he's retweeted rabbie, shadow, Louis, Jasmine etc so he's somehow connected to their whole circle of useless.
I'll try to find some good Screencaps on my weekend. It's been getting harder to see his own posts since he's been manically retweeting other grifters
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His uncle too died, allegedly in some shooting.
Will this do?
Mepsi Pax
kiwifarms.net
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$250 for a full set of tires, mounted and balanced? Those are 18" rims too. I dunno dude... sounds like bullshit, but if so they should be thankful it's so cheap instead of pretending like it's the end of the world. Tires should get you 30-40k miles pretty easy.
This stuff exemplifies the end stages of the victim mentality. It's especially pathetic. I'm not sure if victimhood spreading to all aspects of society is entirely organic (monkey see monkey grift) or if that was intended when "higher powers" started to promote it, but either way it's gotta be one of the most caustic and degenerative ideologies currently permeating society.
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Dear God, those poor pets. When you can't afford to have pets, don't raise them. It's selfish.
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so this stuff is tentative as far as a conclusion. sorry if this reads like a shit OP, i definitely don't have plans to make a thread on this moron but i feel like proper detailing is important for the lols. let me introduce to you: a stupid fucking tranny.
King Midas AKA Jayden Bedard AKA Jennarose Pamugas Bedard is a scammy grifter currently living in Portland, previously in California, who claims to make a living by being a "findom" with an onlyfans and renting out his tranny body IRL to perverts for money. However, it seems most likely that he makes a good portion of his income by grifting online. It's not just any old grifting though. This loser lies about having life-threatening illnesses, makes claims of stolen valor, and also lies about having other ailments that require everyone's sympathy. As a blasian, Jennarose also likes to guilt whitey into donating using a number of different tactics, but loves to talk about how whitey will only pay attention to struggling blacks if they do a "minstrel show" for them. Unfortunately during all this investigating, he has gone private on Twitter where the majority of his grifting happens.
Some tweets and FB grifting over the years for context posted chronologically....Things to take note of:
-claims he was diagnosed with cancer around end of 2018
-claims to have been working as a chapter president for a nonprofit geared towards medical marijuana for veterans
-claims he lost all of his friends, all credibility due to someone calling him a thief because they wanted their donation back, and then getting called out for faking the cancer and stolen valor by a mystery whitey tranny
-claims his fiance is white "passing"
-it's all because racism against black people
the accusations begin to roll in....an explaination
Troon even shamelessly grifts to his family
Well, seems like people were fact checking him all along but never bothered to make noise about it outside of the tranny twitter sw grifting community.
I can't find any proof of this 2018 GFM Midas claims to have started which got all these accusations thrown at him, and considering I can find other GFM's with his names on it from the past, I'm going to assume this is also a lie and it was probably a direct cash payment sent to one of his many accounts he loves to advertise.
Anyways, fast forward to now. The GFM originally in question was started by one of his SWer friends in order to raise enough money to get him some medical treatment for HIS ovarian cancer (lol) along with rent and bill money for time healing. A very generous and selfless move to make to help a friend while knocking on death's door.
Help Kind Midas Fight Cancer (archive)
You can see on the site that the fundraiser was closed by Midas before reaching it's goal. This is because Midas decided to close it and take the funds after getting caught lying. Scummy move. Here's a screenshot to show it before it was closed...
Strange how someone struggling with ovarian cancer for 4 years would decide to shut down their own fundraiser before it even met it's halfway goal and only within a month of starting it.
Before I get to the proof of his lies, lets look at some more recent grifting and guilting he did for this GFM:
so how do we know he lied? well, he told us!!!!!
After this message, the recipient was blocked. What followed was a mass delete of tweets and an eventual privating of his twitter account. As of right now he is still private, but the person who started the GFM for him has totally disavowed Midas after finding out this information and realizing that he took the money and ran.
Maybe one of you could help lay this out more clearly for me since I have no idea how to properly read military documents. Midas provided this as proof that he served in the military prior to admitting he only did boot camp. From what I do understand, this reads to me as if he never even shipped out because he backed out of delayed enlistment. Someone please confirm what I'm reading plz
The stolen valor actually cracks me the fuck up because of other shit I found on him after his admissions of lying. Here is an article from some fag mag featuring Midas just for being a tranny.
Oh, and about that nonprofit he was a chapter president for.....Weed for Warriors Project has something to say about that...
They called her "she"
Anyways, for some more lols, here is his troon fiance
definitely WHITE, not white PASSING
twitter NSFW LOTS OF GIRL DICK
archive of Madison White aka Madi Bedard's medical profession in the mental health field before trooning out LOL
Oh and also, here are Midas and Madi's illegal prostitution websites
MADI/SALEM
Unfortunately, Midas' has been suspended LOL
but here is a useless archive thanks to age verification.
*ETA Midas is public on twitter again as of today, may not last long though*
THEK1ngm1dasXXX twitter
can't get the archive to work at the moment but here is a ton of other archived posts
King Midas AKA Jayden Bedard AKA Jennarose Pamugas Bedard is a scammy grifter currently living in Portland, previously in California, who claims to make a living by being a "findom" with an onlyfans and renting out his tranny body IRL to perverts for money. However, it seems most likely that he makes a good portion of his income by grifting online. It's not just any old grifting though. This loser lies about having life-threatening illnesses, makes claims of stolen valor, and also lies about having other ailments that require everyone's sympathy. As a blasian, Jennarose also likes to guilt whitey into donating using a number of different tactics, but loves to talk about how whitey will only pay attention to struggling blacks if they do a "minstrel show" for them. Unfortunately during all this investigating, he has gone private on Twitter where the majority of his grifting happens.
Some tweets and FB grifting over the years for context posted chronologically....Things to take note of:
-claims he was diagnosed with cancer around end of 2018
-claims to have been working as a chapter president for a nonprofit geared towards medical marijuana for veterans
-claims he lost all of his friends, all credibility due to someone calling him a thief because they wanted their donation back, and then getting called out for faking the cancer and stolen valor by a mystery whitey tranny
-claims his fiance is white "passing"
-it's all because racism against black people
the accusations begin to roll in....an explaination
Troon even shamelessly grifts to his family
I can't find any proof of this 2018 GFM Midas claims to have started which got all these accusations thrown at him, and considering I can find other GFM's with his names on it from the past, I'm going to assume this is also a lie and it was probably a direct cash payment sent to one of his many accounts he loves to advertise.
Anyways, fast forward to now. The GFM originally in question was started by one of his SWer friends in order to raise enough money to get him some medical treatment for HIS ovarian cancer (lol) along with rent and bill money for time healing. A very generous and selfless move to make to help a friend while knocking on death's door.
Help Kind Midas Fight Cancer (archive)
You can see on the site that the fundraiser was closed by Midas before reaching it's goal. This is because Midas decided to close it and take the funds after getting caught lying. Scummy move. Here's a screenshot to show it before it was closed...
Strange how someone struggling with ovarian cancer for 4 years would decide to shut down their own fundraiser before it even met it's halfway goal and only within a month of starting it.
Before I get to the proof of his lies, lets look at some more recent grifting and guilting he did for this GFM:
so how do we know he lied? well, he told us!!!!!
These screenshots ARE NOT MINE, they were shared with me by the party in contact with Midas. This is only a portion of the conversation for key highlights.
THIS IS WHERE IT GETS GOOD!
THIS IS WHERE IT GETS GOOD!
Maybe one of you could help lay this out more clearly for me since I have no idea how to properly read military documents. Midas provided this as proof that he served in the military prior to admitting he only did boot camp. From what I do understand, this reads to me as if he never even shipped out because he backed out of delayed enlistment. Someone please confirm what I'm reading plz
The stolen valor actually cracks me the fuck up because of other shit I found on him after his admissions of lying. Here is an article from some fag mag featuring Midas just for being a tranny.
Guys We Love!
August 24, 2017Aaron Rose
“I am steady loving me.”
“My calling is to nourish people.” That’s how Jayden Bedard explains what motivates his work in the world. The queer, trans, black veteran holds a fierce commitment to his communities, to his own wellbeing, and to ensuring that people at the intersections of multiple marginalized identities can survive and thrive.
Bedard is a yogi, a cannabis advocate, a culinary enthusiast, and an intersectional activist. His Instagram handle, @soul_alchemist411, is a reference to his identity as an alchemist, someone who seeks to use the tools the universe has given them to manifest the reality they want.
Bedard’s commitment to growth, exploration, and connection is palpable and contagious. His enthusiasm puts a smile on your face, and his conviction will put a little extra fuel in your tank for the important work ahead.
Bedard spoke with GO about his focus on intersectionality; his passion for supporting veterans, queer and trans people of color, and everyone with whom he shares community; and the vision that keeps him hopeful amidst a turbulent political climate.
Help Jayden Bedard fundraise for his top surgery.
“For lack of better terminology, I’m a black trans nonbinary person of a spiritual experience. As for pronouns, just don’t call me late for dinner! (laughs) I prefer the pronouns that keep me safest and those tend to be he/him or they/them.”
“I am a medical cannabis patient. Like many veterans, I suffer from a lot of neurological disorders. I have PTSD, bipolar disorder, and dissociative identity disorder. All of these things are kind of unmanageable without treatment. So many veterans commit suicide after getting out of the military because of the PTSD and the dependence they form on pharmaceutical treatments like opiates. The current number is 22 a day. I found myself in that position after I got out. But, in the past decade, I’ve been able to treat myself only with cannabis. And it’s the reason I’m still here today.
“I’m currently the Vice President of my local Los Angeles chapter of a national nonprofit called Weed for Warriors. It’s a nonprofit that educates veterans and civilians about the high rate of veteran suicide and the high rate of lack of care by the VA (the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs). I’m working to make the cannabis industry intersectional with veterans, and with trans people, so that everyone can access the treatment they need.
“It’s really hard to be an open queer trans person in both the military and the cannabis industry. The war on drugs is not a war on drugs, it’s a war on people of color. There’s a huge disconnect that comes with being black and being in this industry. There’s also a huge disconnect between being trans and being black. That’s why I live as openly as I do—to try to break down those stereotypes.”
Jayden with his partner MadiJayden with his partner MadiPhoto by Justine Ellise
“Joining the military at 17 allowed me to emancipate myself from my parents. I served 3 years in active duty. My MOS, my job, was as a combat medic.
“I didn’t exactly know I was trans yet. I didn’t have the language. I just knew I wasn’t right in my body. I do remember from a very early point in my life telling my mom I wanted to be a cowboy. I really looked up to John Wayne for some reason; I wanted to be like him.
“While I was in the military, this feeling just sort of manifested as being a lesbian. I didn’t really have any issues being out. Don’t Ask Don’t Tell was still very much a thing. I got caught a lot fraternizing, especially in basic training, getting caught making out in the latrine, things like that.”
“Gender became no longer the construct that it was and is to everyone else, but instead this amazing freedom. Everyone I know uses the term “gender dysphoria.” I don’t. I experience gender euphoria, even with all the bits and doodads I feel like could be better off on someone else.
“I am made of the same energy as this universe, and I am exactly where I am supposed to be. I am moving through the world in the way I am destined to move through it. That’s the beautiful thing about being trans. It’s the ultimate form of being an alchemist: transmuting what we have into something new.
“I hope other people can understand that this can be their truth, too. At the end of the day, are you really unhappy with yourself, or are you unhappy with how other people see or treat you? I was never unhappy with the things that I have—just with how people perceived me. And truthfully, I don’t give a fuck about what other people think, because I am happy as me. They’re not the ones living my life and trying to accomplish my goals.
“The only time I really experience dysphoria these days is when I find my safety comes into play, like when I’m asking myself which bathroom to use because I don’t want to get beat up today. Otherwise, I am steady loving me.”
“I am part of the queer community because those are the people I share a certain experience with. I am part of the cannabis community because it’s something I partake in every day. Do a lot of those people consider me part of their community? Probably not. What about veterans? Probably not either, especially because I don’t accept this president and I don’t agree with a lot of what this country stands for.
“I am being an activist simply by existing and by continuing to exist loudly. Nobody is going to police me out of my communities.”
Photo by Justine Ellise
“White people tend to have this knee-jerk reaction, where they ball up and shut down. What I’m saying is: you’re hurting me and this is how it can stop. Listen.
“A second big issue in the LGBTQ community is misogyny. Sometimes I joke that FTM doesn’t stand for female to male, but female to misogynist. Some people who are queer or trans think that they escape being misogynist because they are a part of our community. The problem is they’re not holding themselves accountable for how they’re talking over and hurting women and femmes.
“A lot of them are concerned about continuing to be popular, which is why they’re nervous to talk about these things. Just because you have a million followers doesn’t mean you’re doing the right thing. Popular isn’t always right. If we want to escape the gender binary we have to stop uplifting the people in our communities who reinforce it. It’s only making our work that much harder.”
“I also want to be more courageous like Bennett is. He doesn’t let fear determine him. He has a lot of privilege, but he isn’t afraid to use it and help people no matter what others think. He has things to lose when he stands up for people like me, but he notices where he has the ability to lift someone else up and he does. During the marches after the election, he stood next to me and basically carried me on his shoulders when people were trying to silence me and my chants.
“If I didn’t have this home with these two people to make my magic in, my magic wouldn’t be as strong.
“Another one of my role models is Prince. No matter what spotlight was on him, he just did what he was going to do. He presented himself in the way I like to present himself. He didn’t care about what was masc or femme. He put things on because he thought he looked good in it, and that’s all that matters. He gave me some lines to scribble outside of.”
“It is human nature to evolve, that is why we’re different from any other species on the planet. That’s what makes us us: the ability to be uncomfortable and do something about it. Some of us have felt uncomfortable for a long time, but more and more people are feeling it now. We’re coming to the pinnacle; we’re about to come over the hill.
“The reason we are hurting is because we can’t close our eyes to the reality of the world. If we can’t close our eyes, it means we are here to change it. That’s beautiful to me. We are all becoming aware of the power we have.”
To learn more about Jayden’s work, check out the Weed for Warriors Project at http://www.wfwproject.org/ and visit him on Instagram @soul_alchemist411.
This right here is extremely laughable. Not only is he claiming for a publication that he served 3 whole years in active duty, but he is also claiming to suffer such an extreme form of PTSD, Dissociative Identity Disorder, because of it. If you know anything about DID or even just take 5 minutes to google it, you would know that DID can only form during early childhood years caused by trauma during that time.....NOT trauma as an adult in the military. This faggot most certainly has never seen combat either.
Guys We Love: Meet Trans Veteran Jayden Bedard
August 24, 2017Aaron Rose
“I am steady loving me.”
“My calling is to nourish people.” That’s how Jayden Bedard explains what motivates his work in the world. The queer, trans, black veteran holds a fierce commitment to his communities, to his own wellbeing, and to ensuring that people at the intersections of multiple marginalized identities can survive and thrive.
Bedard is a yogi, a cannabis advocate, a culinary enthusiast, and an intersectional activist. His Instagram handle, @soul_alchemist411, is a reference to his identity as an alchemist, someone who seeks to use the tools the universe has given them to manifest the reality they want.
Bedard’s commitment to growth, exploration, and connection is palpable and contagious. His enthusiasm puts a smile on your face, and his conviction will put a little extra fuel in your tank for the important work ahead.
Bedard spoke with GO about his focus on intersectionality; his passion for supporting veterans, queer and trans people of color, and everyone with whom he shares community; and the vision that keeps him hopeful amidst a turbulent political climate.
Help Jayden Bedard fundraise for his top surgery.
On his identities:
“Something I’ve been trying to do lately with my activism is to incorporate different intersections of my life to show people that I don’t just exist one way. I’m not just a vet, or black, or queer, or trans. All of those things interact with one another.“For lack of better terminology, I’m a black trans nonbinary person of a spiritual experience. As for pronouns, just don’t call me late for dinner! (laughs) I prefer the pronouns that keep me safest and those tend to be he/him or they/them.”
On what he does and why:
“I am a veteran, and I am in school for culinary arts. My calling is less about cooking for people and more about nourishing people.“I am a medical cannabis patient. Like many veterans, I suffer from a lot of neurological disorders. I have PTSD, bipolar disorder, and dissociative identity disorder. All of these things are kind of unmanageable without treatment. So many veterans commit suicide after getting out of the military because of the PTSD and the dependence they form on pharmaceutical treatments like opiates. The current number is 22 a day. I found myself in that position after I got out. But, in the past decade, I’ve been able to treat myself only with cannabis. And it’s the reason I’m still here today.
“I’m currently the Vice President of my local Los Angeles chapter of a national nonprofit called Weed for Warriors. It’s a nonprofit that educates veterans and civilians about the high rate of veteran suicide and the high rate of lack of care by the VA (the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs). I’m working to make the cannabis industry intersectional with veterans, and with trans people, so that everyone can access the treatment they need.
“It’s really hard to be an open queer trans person in both the military and the cannabis industry. The war on drugs is not a war on drugs, it’s a war on people of color. There’s a huge disconnect that comes with being black and being in this industry. There’s also a huge disconnect between being trans and being black. That’s why I live as openly as I do—to try to break down those stereotypes.”
Jayden with his partner MadiJayden with his partner MadiPhoto by Justine Ellise
On his path through the military:
“I am a military brat. I have not known a moment of my life without the military. I enlisted as a junior in high school. At that time they were handing a ton of money to people who were enlisting—it was still during the height of the war. I used that as a way to get out of my house.“Joining the military at 17 allowed me to emancipate myself from my parents. I served 3 years in active duty. My MOS, my job, was as a combat medic.
“I didn’t exactly know I was trans yet. I didn’t have the language. I just knew I wasn’t right in my body. I do remember from a very early point in my life telling my mom I wanted to be a cowboy. I really looked up to John Wayne for some reason; I wanted to be like him.
“While I was in the military, this feeling just sort of manifested as being a lesbian. I didn’t really have any issues being out. Don’t Ask Don’t Tell was still very much a thing. I got caught a lot fraternizing, especially in basic training, getting caught making out in the latrine, things like that.”
On the evolution of his relationship to gender:
“After I had finished my three years in active duty, the day after I turned 19, I attempted suicide. I woke up from a coma after 5 days. After that point is when my spiritual shift started to happen. I found alchemy, I found gender, I found a language for what I was going through.“Gender became no longer the construct that it was and is to everyone else, but instead this amazing freedom. Everyone I know uses the term “gender dysphoria.” I don’t. I experience gender euphoria, even with all the bits and doodads I feel like could be better off on someone else.
“I am made of the same energy as this universe, and I am exactly where I am supposed to be. I am moving through the world in the way I am destined to move through it. That’s the beautiful thing about being trans. It’s the ultimate form of being an alchemist: transmuting what we have into something new.
“I hope other people can understand that this can be their truth, too. At the end of the day, are you really unhappy with yourself, or are you unhappy with how other people see or treat you? I was never unhappy with the things that I have—just with how people perceived me. And truthfully, I don’t give a fuck about what other people think, because I am happy as me. They’re not the ones living my life and trying to accomplish my goals.
“The only time I really experience dysphoria these days is when I find my safety comes into play, like when I’m asking myself which bathroom to use because I don’t want to get beat up today. Otherwise, I am steady loving me.”
On the communities he calls his own:
“I exist in many, many, many intersections. I am actively a part of many communities, even if they don’t support me. As a trans person you know just how silent the T in LGBTQ can be. But that doesn’t make you any less a part of that community.“I am part of the queer community because those are the people I share a certain experience with. I am part of the cannabis community because it’s something I partake in every day. Do a lot of those people consider me part of their community? Probably not. What about veterans? Probably not either, especially because I don’t accept this president and I don’t agree with a lot of what this country stands for.
“I am being an activist simply by existing and by continuing to exist loudly. Nobody is going to police me out of my communities.”
Photo by Justine Ellise
On the message he wants to share with the wider LGBTQ community:
“Being called out is not a bad thing. It’s a way to change. You’re my friend, so I’m going to call you out because I care. I’m not saying you are a horrible, evil person. I’m letting you know that you are doing something right now that is harmful, and now you have language for it and you can educate yourself and change your behavior.“White people tend to have this knee-jerk reaction, where they ball up and shut down. What I’m saying is: you’re hurting me and this is how it can stop. Listen.
“A second big issue in the LGBTQ community is misogyny. Sometimes I joke that FTM doesn’t stand for female to male, but female to misogynist. Some people who are queer or trans think that they escape being misogynist because they are a part of our community. The problem is they’re not holding themselves accountable for how they’re talking over and hurting women and femmes.
“A lot of them are concerned about continuing to be popular, which is why they’re nervous to talk about these things. Just because you have a million followers doesn’t mean you’re doing the right thing. Popular isn’t always right. If we want to escape the gender binary we have to stop uplifting the people in our communities who reinforce it. It’s only making our work that much harder.”
On his role models:
“This is going to sound so cheesy but one of my biggest role models is my spouse, Madi. And my roommate Bennett. These are two people I am constantly trying to be more like. They’re both trans. I want to be more humble and in touch with myself like Madi. They do such important work. If it were me, I would be shouting it from the mountain tops, but they’re just low-key doing it.“I also want to be more courageous like Bennett is. He doesn’t let fear determine him. He has a lot of privilege, but he isn’t afraid to use it and help people no matter what others think. He has things to lose when he stands up for people like me, but he notices where he has the ability to lift someone else up and he does. During the marches after the election, he stood next to me and basically carried me on his shoulders when people were trying to silence me and my chants.
“If I didn’t have this home with these two people to make my magic in, my magic wouldn’t be as strong.
“Another one of my role models is Prince. No matter what spotlight was on him, he just did what he was going to do. He presented himself in the way I like to present himself. He didn’t care about what was masc or femme. He put things on because he thought he looked good in it, and that’s all that matters. He gave me some lines to scribble outside of.”
On what gives him hope under the new administration:
“What keeps me hopeful during this time is that I am here during this time. It would worry me so much more if I heard about this in a history class. I am glad that I am here right now to change this. The discomfort that we are feeling shows us that it’s time to change.“It is human nature to evolve, that is why we’re different from any other species on the planet. That’s what makes us us: the ability to be uncomfortable and do something about it. Some of us have felt uncomfortable for a long time, but more and more people are feeling it now. We’re coming to the pinnacle; we’re about to come over the hill.
“The reason we are hurting is because we can’t close our eyes to the reality of the world. If we can’t close our eyes, it means we are here to change it. That’s beautiful to me. We are all becoming aware of the power we have.”
To learn more about Jayden’s work, check out the Weed for Warriors Project at http://www.wfwproject.org/ and visit him on Instagram @soul_alchemist411.
This right here is extremely laughable. Not only is he claiming for a publication that he served 3 whole years in active duty, but he is also claiming to suffer such an extreme form of PTSD, Dissociative Identity Disorder, because of it. If you know anything about DID or even just take 5 minutes to google it, you would know that DID can only form during early childhood years caused by trauma during that time.....NOT trauma as an adult in the military. This faggot most certainly has never seen combat either.
Oh, and about that nonprofit he was a chapter president for.....Weed for Warriors Project has something to say about that...
They called her "she"
Anyways, for some more lols, here is his troon fiance
definitely WHITE, not white PASSING
twitter NSFW LOTS OF GIRL DICK
archive of Madison White aka Madi Bedard's medical profession in the mental health field before trooning out LOL
Oh and also, here are Midas and Madi's illegal prostitution websites
MADI/SALEM
Unfortunately, Midas' has been suspended LOL
but here is a useless archive thanks to age verification.
*ETA Midas is public on twitter again as of today, may not last long though*
THEK1ngm1dasXXX twitter
can't get the archive to work at the moment but here is a ton of other archived posts
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E-begging is a great subtopic as it is a chronic cow trait to e-beg for a living like Gibes or at least have done it before shamelessly.
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@dirt lamb I can't reply to you but can help confirm your suspicion here.
Once you ship to basic, you are getting a DD-214. There's no "voluntary" withdrawal going forward, you're in big boy/big girl military.
Of note is the PEBD (Pay Entry Base Date) of 20060322/22 Mar 2006. Reservists in DEP will start drilling and therefore that date reflects their enlistment, not their ship date.
To enlist into DEP, they would need more than 1 month between their date of enlistment and Basic ship date. What he is describing is a "split option" contract where a high school junior joins the National Guard or Reserve, completes Basic training the summer between their junior and senior year, drills on the weekends as a sort of half-soldier, and then completes their MOS training the following summer.
Basic on a split option contract would be 10 weeks beginning generally the first week or two into June to allow them to be back for school in the fall.
Obviously, there is no way to compress this timeline to even allow for them to have completed 10 weeks of training between the beginning of June and the 29th of June.
Once you ship to basic, you are getting a DD-214. There's no "voluntary" withdrawal going forward, you're in big boy/big girl military.
Of note is the PEBD (Pay Entry Base Date) of 20060322/22 Mar 2006. Reservists in DEP will start drilling and therefore that date reflects their enlistment, not their ship date.
To enlist into DEP, they would need more than 1 month between their date of enlistment and Basic ship date. What he is describing is a "split option" contract where a high school junior joins the National Guard or Reserve, completes Basic training the summer between their junior and senior year, drills on the weekends as a sort of half-soldier, and then completes their MOS training the following summer.
Basic on a split option contract would be 10 weeks beginning generally the first week or two into June to allow them to be back for school in the fall.
Obviously, there is no way to compress this timeline to even allow for them to have completed 10 weeks of training between the beginning of June and the 29th of June.
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You know what that means? That means they they're problem people, or any of the ''issues'' were them, not 211. Without going into too much, people at 211 are extremely helpful and do what they can to help people who need help and are struggling.
It's posts like this and convince me more and more that they just want people to enable them and their addictions and don't want actual help aka working, finding jobs, getting housing until they're stable. They're addicts.
Or- it's all her boyfriend's fault and he won't quit the drugs and drinking. Because it's pretty easy to get homeless shelter help when you're a mother with children. In fact, I guarantee it's mostly the boyfriend's fault.
LOL, get a job, then.
I have a feeling it is.
By the way, it's hilarious how these people are ALWAYS commies.
Funny how the people who say this shit have a history of arrests.
Edit: Just had a realization.
1. I don't think Shadow is the one with the addiction problem. I think it's all the boyfriend.
2. I think the reason they're going from motel to motel is not because of the drug dealers. He's dodging the courts. Not dealers. He should have paid the fines by the arrest in 2016.
3. 211 is turning her away probably because of the boyfriend.
4. She's not in the homeless shelter because she's not married to the loser Chino. They'll take a woman with kids. Not him. She's choosing to be in motels and endanger her kids.
5. He's clearly got warrants.
Why I know: I know someone in this exact situation, living in motels with a loser addict. I 100 percent think that's what's happening.
That's the truth.
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I agree 100%. Chino is a huge part of the problem here. If she's really defending a loser this goddamned much over her own children, she can go fuck herself. BTW I mentioned this earlier but I did not see any criminal records for Candice, at least in Denton County. Chino is bringing her down hard and she's letting him.
PS- Chino ain't gonna need a new phone or gym membership if he doesn't get probation because he has a history of drug abuse and DUI. Texas is pretty infamous for harsh ass punishments, especially for reoffenders.
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I know it's Chino, and I know his current issues are because of his arrest, his 2nd DUI arrest. It doesn't take this long to settle the fines from an arrest in 2016. It should be finished by now. Which tells me he's been avoiding the courts, moving to motel to motel to stay away from bounty officers or the court.
This should have been taken care of ages ago and if the court's coming for him, good. He's not taking care of his punishment for drinking and driving. I have sympathy for people struggling for alcohol addiction, it's hard. But pay your fines and put up with your punishment for choosing to get behind the wheel while drunk. She says the cops are harassing him. At the risk of sounding MATI, fuck her, fuck anyone who enables that shit by saying the cops are being mean to him by doing their jobs by making sure a drunk driver gets his proper punishment for his crime.
She should be grateful her boyfriend didn't kill anyone while doing it.
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What is this? Mental illness bingo?
MetalParakeet
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If I remember correctly, she claims her profile pic is her DID personalities alter. Or whatever.
She was mentioned in a thread ages ago but I can't remember which
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yup posted them already. these accounts seem pretty notorious, i've had multiple people send them to me after i was already following them lmao. they're a real laugh though