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Life is confusing, bro. I have some bathtub estrogen and several pamphlets in case you are feeling emotionally vulnerable and confused.
Keffals / Clara Sorrenti / Lucas John Roberts / Queen Clara the Fart Dominatrix / SorrentiThott - Twitter / Twitch slacktivist. Obsessed with being famous. Operator of the Catboy Ranch. Canadian T-Girl porn star and independent Fart Fetish / Findom Dominatrix. Personally sponsored sending Chinese HRT from Brazil to children without parental consent.
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The stress has got to Lucas, he's back to smoking.
sorry for the shadowplay clip
sorry for the shadowplay clip
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So this Lucas Keffals fella sounds like a real faggot.
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We're in his head
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He's the biggest one in the sektur.
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Someone who thinks castrating themselves in the name of "gender euphoria" is a good idea is simply more likely to commit crimes. People who are unhinged will do unhinged shit, and all trannies are a result of derangement so crime becomes an inevitability.
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"Hate donations" are probably one of the stupidest things you can do to a streamer you don't like. Sure, you might get a rise out of them at most, but there are other ways to do that without giving them money, especially since most political streamers are incredibly sensitive.
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It also means when they inevitably get arrested for sex crimes under their troon name, the state will essentially act as a sex trafficking cartel and put them in prison with their preferred victims. So these incels finally get their government provided "girlfriend" i.e. a pool of rape victims.
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Never apologize to a Troon as it is always never enough.
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@Neko GF, could you include links to these two posts ^^^ (plus maybe the below clip) in your Community Happenings post, so CH browsers have more to go off of?
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Can't wait to see how that frog voice properly settles after those smokes.
Lucas' Terrie arc incoming!
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It's really baffling how fast this thread moves despite this fucker is uninteresting, untalented, and specially, so boring. I know I said most influencers are like this, but they at least do stuff that can be considered entertaining. Lucas here is a full shit-throwing autistic monkey.
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What'll get him first, the lung cancer or the rope?
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Keffals smiles at just the strangest moments. It's almost like a tell. He smiles when talking about Kiwifarms causing suicides before it jumpcuts away, he smiles when saying Destiny is trying to drive him off the internet, and he smiles when he brings up the "terrible, terrible things" that were said about him.
I will give him credit, cutting out all his dead air does lend himself to his speaking style, letting it be completely clear that he genuinely is insufferable as he sounds instead of just sleep-inducing.
Out of curiosity, I examined the comments section for this video. Some of the comments on this video are interesting, for lack of a better term. These extremely generic-sounding responses are universally by accounts which have nothing on their profiles. And I mean "universally." I can't find a single active profile on any of these generic comments.
Versus the moment I find a comment which actually addresses the content of the video, only then do they have active profiles.
On the flip side, all these insulting comments similarly are all by people whose accounts are active.
I'm aware Keffals has been accused of botting in the past, but this really doesn't do him any favors in deflecting that assertion.
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Lucas is so hilariously pathetic and desperate to grasp at any perceived microaggression to maintain his position of "moral superiority".
Also, I cackled when he brought up the "puppy eyes" comment. He truly cannot get away from dog references. Daisy is raped anew from beyond the grave.
And yes, Lucas. You were unhinged as fuck, because the minute you step outside that hugbox, you have NO control of the narrative. That terrifies you, doesn't it? Faggot.
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Rope. He's getting more and more deranged. If we are lucky, what we're seeing is him speeding up until he crashes.
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Keffals is ontologically evil and no action against her is wrong.
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Now I have no foolproof way to check this, but here’s a channel only search for Keffals sorted by relevance.
Something is REAL 
going on
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Dupers Delight:
The duper's delight is an emotional boost, or thrill, that some people get when they successfully cheat or deceive another person or organization. The rush they enjoy can lead them to repeat their dishonesty, even when there's no reward other than the high itself. If there is anything remotely positive to take from this behavior, it's the finding that, in most cases, getting the high depends on their actions not directly harming anyone else.
The unethical or deceitful behavior of the cheater's high does not have to be severe or criminal. For example, it can be exaggerating your management experience in an interview, "borrowing" items from the stationery cupboard, or logging more hours than you actually worked.
Sometimes, people can be pushed toward cheating by anxiety, fear and pressure. More frequently, though, people may lie or cheat just for the duper's delight.
The high itself is more than just a superficial reaction to what you've done. Research shows that a chemical change takes place within your brain when it perceives a beneficial action taking place. Nerve cells release a shot of the neurotransmitter dopamine into the brain, which brings on pleasurable feelings of self-satisfaction. And this high is what can lead to a desire to repeat the behavior, sometimes to the point of addiction. [4]
For some people, though, the rush becomes addictive and can lead to a vicious circle of destructive behavior that can impact reputations, damage workplace relationships, and even undermine careers . In extreme cases, it can put a team or organization's stability and security at risk.
The motivational thrill can spread, too. If other people collaborate with a cheater, or gain from the cheater's misdeeds, they can share in the high. And as the rewards of cheating become more widely known, the cheating itself can become more widespread, too. This ripple effect can lead to an organizational culture that tolerates dishonesty.
The unethical or deceitful behavior of the cheater's high does not have to be severe or criminal. For example, it can be exaggerating your management experience in an interview, "borrowing" items from the stationery cupboard, or logging more hours than you actually worked.
Sometimes, people can be pushed toward cheating by anxiety, fear and pressure. More frequently, though, people may lie or cheat just for the duper's delight.
The high itself is more than just a superficial reaction to what you've done. Research shows that a chemical change takes place within your brain when it perceives a beneficial action taking place. Nerve cells release a shot of the neurotransmitter dopamine into the brain, which brings on pleasurable feelings of self-satisfaction. And this high is what can lead to a desire to repeat the behavior, sometimes to the point of addiction. [4]
For some people, though, the rush becomes addictive and can lead to a vicious circle of destructive behavior that can impact reputations, damage workplace relationships, and even undermine careers . In extreme cases, it can put a team or organization's stability and security at risk.
The motivational thrill can spread, too. If other people collaborate with a cheater, or gain from the cheater's misdeeds, they can share in the high. And as the rewards of cheating become more widely known, the cheating itself can become more widespread, too. This ripple effect can lead to an organizational culture that tolerates dishonesty.