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[Fartificial Insmelligence]

Facial hair also helps many an ugly dude look presentable/attractive. Impossible to know if it would help in this case, but I think many troons would benefit from having stayed men and finding some grooming tips on how to maintain a good beard.

Could probably throw his selfie into one of those gender-swap face apps and apply a beard, right?

 

[InteracialBowelSyndrome]

Imagine you're 100 years old and killed the Germans with your bare hands, and now in a care home and your kids won't come to visit because you're "problematic" and you're being spoonfed apple sauce by a tranny nurse.

"I fought Nazis for THIS?"

 

[Miss Andree]

There's a lot of sympathy I can spare for someone who, through no fault of their own, fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. The trooning? Less so. Maybe he'll figure out that he'll only go from the man on the moon to babayaga.

It’s an ugliness is as ugliness does kind of deal. An ugly person who is good and kind and interesting will do just fine in life. Unfortunately, troons are literally obsessed with their appearance to the point of paying thousands for outrageous surgeries and a wardrobe that no real woman would own.

being obsessed with the way you look and plastering weird sexual selfies on the internet all day is, itself, an extremely unattractive trait so….they’re losing on all fronts here,

 

[Sarcastic sockpuppet]

Bari Weiss' sister goes to the swimming championship to cover Lia Thomas. Unsurprisingly, the spectators are not fans of Lia -

Watching Lia Thomas Win

The transgender swimmer smashes more records at the Ivies. ‘It can’t feel good to know that there’s nobody in the stands who is happy you won.’

bariweiss.substack.com

Watching Lia Thomas Win - Common Sense

archived 21 Feb 2022 16:44:50 UTC

archive.md

I wanted to select my favorites quotes and ended up pasting half the article:

“I see someone who is beating people badly, and it’s not fair,” he says as we watch the first heat of the 500-yard freestyle prelims, a race that Thomas ends up winning by seven-and-a-half seconds. “But I’m also seeing that people aren’t talking to her, her teammates aren’t encouraging her. She’s like an island, alone. It can’t feel good to know that there’s nobody in the stands who is happy you won.”

“Men don’t have an advantage over women because of one of these factors, but all of them put together,” Hooven says.
“It is not fair for women to race against transgender Lia Thomas,” tweeted female tennis champion Martina Navratilova recently. Diana Nyad, the legendary female swimmer who is the only person to swim between Florida and Cuba unaided, wrote in The Washington Post that “no amount of analysis can erase male puberty’s advantages. Perhaps a fairer plan is to give competitions a new ‘open’ classification: Cisgender, transgender, intersex—all are welcome.”
Many of the parents I spoke to say they’d be fine with Thomas swimming in the male category or a category all her own, as Nyad suggests. They aren’t trying to hurt anyone’s feelings or exclude anyone outside of the necessarily exclusive and biologically defined area of women-only sports. They don’t seem to have a problem with Iszac Henig, a Yale student and a trans man (who doesn’t have the advantages from male puberty), swimming in the women’s events. (Thomas reportedly wore a one-piece and went by “she” her junior year while on the men’s team.)
It also feels cruel to hit out at Thomas—who would choose to make themselves the target of such vitriol? Plus, she’s technically following all of the rules of the Ivy League and the NCAA. But when Thomas wins by half a length, it’s a huge deal, and the blame has to lie somewhere.

All this means that Thomas will get to compete at the NCAA championships next month. And that the parents of the female swimmers she’s trouncing are very annoyed.
One Penn dad, whose daughter swims against Thomas in distance events, tells me he places the blame “squarely on the NCAA.” His wife chimes in: “The NCAA has done biological women, and her, wrong and they need to fix it.” A Brown dad says the NCAA ruling adds up to “weasel words.” A Princeton dad tells me that “either the people supporting this are on the wrong side of history, or it’s the end of women’s swimming.”
The parents’ longer-run fear is that college coaches will start recruiting trans athletes, and that female athletes who have worked tirelessly in high school won’t get a fair shot. They say their daughters can’t reasonably train harder, lift more, or do anything to overcome the biological facts that make Thomas impossible for them to beat. The NCAA and Ivy League are essentially telling their daughters, they say, to set their hopes on second place.
When Thomas won the 500 free, I started chatting with a security guard. What did he think when she won? “Speechless,” he said. “Just speechless.” What did he think the solution was? Will the league change course? “Nothing will change. This is Harvard. There’s no controversy. No racists,” he said. Then, with a wink, “Everyone is equal.”

“No amount of hormone suppression will ever roll back the advantages Lia possesses because of male puberty.” He thinks Thomas isn’t giving her all. “You can tell when a swimmer is coasting or really digging in,” he says. “Lia’s swimming is like ‘la la!’”
He and his wife, plus another Penn mom, tell me that their daughters tell them that Thomas seems oblivious to all the discussion around her. “They haven’t asked our girls how they feel about any of this,” says the mom. “My daughter is a female, and Lia has dated females, and now she’s in the locker room with male parts.”
But the Penn couple thinks that Thomas’s comfort has come at the expense of their own daughters’ who they say have received “veiled threats” from the university when it comes to speaking out. At the meet, the announcer opens with a warning against “racist, homophobic, or transphobic discrimination.”
So it is no surprise that not one of the swimmers would speak to me; nor have they spoken on the record to any other reporter. It’s not that they haven’t considered it.

The Penn parents tell me there’s yet another letter coming down the pike, this one organized by them with the help of former Olympian Nancy Hogshead-Makar, which argues that Thomas’s participation is unfair. That one has 3,000 signatures, including from more than 100 olympians and Hall of Fame swimming coaches.
These are Ivy League parents. They have opinions about everything. They will tell you that lanes four and five have the least turbulence. They will explain how there’s a $400 swimsuit that you can only wear once, but that might be worth it for the tenth of a second.
But as history unfolds in front of their noses, they refuse to comment.
One mom told me that she was happy that Lia gets to compete as her true self, before changing her mind and insisting that I delete my recording of our interview. After I spoke to one dad, his wife contacted me begging to take his name off the record. She thought that the consequences for speaking would be “severe” and texted: “Please don’t hurt my child!”
As much as wingspan, heart size, lung capacity, bone density, or nanomoles of testosterone per liter of blood, the story of Lia Thomas is a story about the Ivy League and the class of people that tends to populate it. These kids and their parents are ultra-competitive—in swimming, in schooling, and socially. In some cases, these families passed up scholarships to D1 schools so that the kids could swim for Columbia, or Dartmouth or Cornell or Yale and pick up a more elite diploma along with a varsity letter. Getting here meant a decade or so of early practices, endless carpools, faraway meets, college visits, charity projects, SAT prep and AP classes.
But getting in doesn’t mean an end to the prep and the striving. There are still job prospects, summer internships, and graduate school admissions to worry about. They love prestige, and they love rules. Rules got them and their kids where they are; these are the highest-scoring rule-followers in the country. But now the rules—Thomas has followed all of the Ivy League and NCAA ones—have turned on them. “Whether you think it or not, you can’t go against her,” says the Brown dad. “No one wants to take the hard stance because they don’t want to be demonized.”
One of the Penn moms says her own daughter warned her against speaking out. “She’s worried about getting into grad school, and she doesnt want my name or hers to come up on Google attached to this.” (Her daughter is hoping to get a graduate degree in biology.)
The parents say their daughters know it’s wrong that Thomas is swimming against them but that they will not risk getting smeared with the label transphobe.
What about Mike Schnur, the Penn’s coach, who is wearing a mask with a trans flag on Saturday night, where Thomas swims in the 100 yard freestyle? “Politically, he’s as conservative as they come,” says a Penn dad. “He just loves winning and loves his job.” A Penn mom stares at me. “Everyone’s just faking everything.”

Really shows what i said way earlier in the thread. Transwomen in sport competition absolutely doesn't make people more accepting, quite the contrary it makes them more sceptical.
But they are AFRAID of speaking out. All that resentment bubbling up, this will end badly. Everyone here won't be able to look at a troon and not think about all the emotions they had to suppress, about how their daughters were humiliated.

All those young women just learned to distrust authority, so there's a silver lining.

 

[Chandelier]

That's Jen Mccreight who was one of the founders of the atheism+ faggotry and was encouraging women to go topless because some snackbar cleric blamed earthquakes on women not dressing modestly
Hilarious that she's gone from flashing her tits about for attention to trooning out, it's hilarious if she's lopped off her USP in the search for more attention

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Shame, she was at least semi-respectable with long hair and tits. Now she looks like Lawrence Sontag of Funhaus (before he left to be an independent streamer). She was never a looker but the hair helped. Now she's straight up hideous.

She does realize that that's the biohazard symbol, right?

No, because she honestly thinks DSDs are separate sexes and is in charge of 23andMe.

 

[Reign Deer]

 

[soggy london]

checking in on my favorite twitter troon trainwreck:



filter makes it look like he's wearing a skin mask

only a troon would find this mess appealing

the receding hairline, the flag in the back, the look of absolute misery... *wipes away tear* it's beautiful


struggle tweeting:

 

[Fartificial Insmelligence]

He looks like a cartoon version of the blond from The Lone Gunmen:
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Hey man, don't insult Langley like that! The Lone Gunmen was awesome!

 

[Accept Only Substitutes]

struggle tweeting:
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The things people think are appropriate to post on a public forum never cease to amaze me. I think they forget or don't realize how public Twitter is. I know every once in a while I'll tweet something and get some random person commenting on it and remember that I really don't know everyone who's following me, let alone people who might find me by accident.

Or maybe I'm overthinking things and they are just gross degenerates who don't care that they are showing their ass (sometimes literally) online. If they didn’t, they wouldn't be cows.

 

[Gay Mouth]

checking in on my favorite twitter troon trainwreck:
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filter makes it look like he's wearing a skin mask
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only a troon would find this mess appealing

the receding hairline, the flag in the back, the look of absolute misery... *wipes away tear* it's beautiful
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struggle tweeting:
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You missed the best part! Dress up with little plastic balloon tits and a thirst post next to a poop post

 

[Miss Andree]

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okay hold on. So trans women are discriminated against because they are perceived as women now? I thought the fact that they WERENT being perceived as women was itself the discrimination (trans in sports, bathrooms etc)

surely you can’t have it both ways.

 

[soggy london]

transmisogyny discourse makes me so MATI

mf you're not treated like shit because people think you're a woman, you're treated like shit because people (rightfully so) perceive you as a pedophilic buffalo bill type faggot mong that jerks off into his mom's panties

you'll never pass because YWNBAW

 

[Neko GF]

Reddit dump:

This one found out the hard way, what we all know, the majority of trans allies don't actually believe the "trans women are women, trans men are men" rhetoric or at very least don't understand why-

Reddit | Archive

Every parent of tranny should hope get as lucky as this one did, their normal son has a great girlfriend-

Reddit | Archive

You can never escape the misgendering-

Reddit | Archive

 

[Sexual Chocolate]

That's Jen Mccreight who was one of the founders of the atheism+

Ironically, I guess, troons helped convince me that Hell is real and we need to repent our sins and seek God's forgiveness now, more than ever. My Mom was right all along.

 

[Miss Andree]

transmisogyny discourse makes me so MATI

mf you're not treated like shit because people think you're a woman, you're treated like shit because people (rightfully so) perceive you as a pedophilic buffalo bill type faggot mong that jerks off into his mom's panties

you'll never pass because YWNBAW

I’ve always thought that if the trans must attach themselves to the LGB movement, it would make more logical sense to latch onto the fact that roughly 100% of the legitimate danger they face is due to plain old homophobia. The mens room is dangerous for troons because someone’s hulking uncle Larry is going to kick your ass thinking you’re a fag, not because he is misogynistic against the true and honest laydee in his bathroom.

the most virulent terf gang on twitter poses no real danger to these men, but they know that uncle Larry will put up a much more dangerous fight, so they ignore that and make imaginary transmisogyny and terven thoughtcrimes the battle of the day.

 

[Chandelier]

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Fucking troons. Misogyny is not based on PERCEPTION. It is from the KNOWLEDGE that you are female and that the male sex despises you. You are hated for your SEX CLASS. Males cannot suffer from misogyny. MTFs only 'experience' it from perceived weakness from femininity and their fetishes, not because they're actually women.

I can't believe I have to explain this but since so many female subreddits are controlled by these fuckers it's nearly impossible to get a word in.

 

[The Southwest Strangla]

Reddit dump:

This one found out the hard way, what we all know, the majority of trans allies don't actually believe the "trans women are women, trans men are men" rhetoric or at very least don't understand why-
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Every parent of tranny should hope get as lucky as this one did, their normal son has a great girlfriend-
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You can never escape the misgendering-
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of course, a tranny likes hunter x hunter... lol and it's the 2011 remake

 

[Ihascat]

I believe the closing lines of Pagliacci best summarize what this thread has become. "The comedy has finished."

 

[Beating Women]

hello boys

 

[Da Grim Reaper]

https://otokonokopharma.com/

Fuck, there's anime girls everywhere. It's like the owner of this thing knows their main target audience.