Erin Reed / Anthony Reed II / @ErinInTheMorn / @ErinInTheMorning / @ErinInTheNight / _supernovasky_ / beholderseye / realitybias / AnonymousRabbit - post-op transbian Twitter/TikTok "activist" with bad fashion, giant Reddit tattoo. Former drug dealer with felony. Married to Zooey Simone Zephyr / Zachary Todd Raasch.

[garbage cake]

Maybe fighting for surgeons’ right to cut off pubescent girls’ breasts isn’t actually that popular?

Florida is not having it. Tony and his boys are coping, seething and dilating:


7.7k views, not exactly going viral

“A tiny number of us won’t get our voluntary vanity pills covered by the government! Parents won’t be able to stunt their child’s bone and brain development based on the whims of a kindergartener! All of Florida will truly suffer!” these fuckin guys lol

“We are always left asking this question” yep because even your “allies” have deep hesitation and serious questions about transitioning literal children, and while their political organizations are pushing it at them and “on their behalf”, it’s not indicative of deep grassroots support. Even if Florida’s ban is held up in the courts, more sunlight and attention needs to be paid to the childhood medical procedures that “never happen” but are simultaneously so critical the kids will 41% if denied said medical procedures.

 

[AMHOLIO]

Florida is not having it. Tony and his boys are coping, seething and dilating:

I was thinking of taking a road trip there, but I had nothing to contribute other than "yes, good". I think a lot of people did, and that's why there were more troons than normies there.

I'm interested in seeing where all this goes: if they can actually get a ban off the ground several states will jump on, mostly red ones but maybe even some purple or blue ones depending on how the needle falls.

I'm also wondering what happened to that poor kid the mom was speaking about: why did the kid commit suicide? That's not a positive favor of trans treatment if the child got it but still killed themsleves.

“We are always left asking this question”

I can't think of examples off the top of my head but I'm certain there's several types of medications and procedures that do this.

 

[The Final Troondown]

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Uh oh. Seems Tony’s shitter of a car has a transmission issue.

Obligatory clip:
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$30 a day is $900 a month

in what world does loaning a ford run around run him that plus 900 more a month
$1800 a month to hire a a second hand escort or such to get around? pull the other one tone

grift detected

 

[InteracialBowelSyndrome]

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Uh oh. Seems Tony’s shitter of a car has a transmission issue.

Obligatory clip:
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Well it looks like the tranny.....

has a tranny problem.

 

[ghjoigcbn]

Some of his own dumb tweets while I'm here:
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Glad to see they are protesting the lives claimed by the transgender movement. I agree we need greater restrictions on hormones and surgeries so more lives aren't destroyed. It is truly tragic what happens to people once they assume the trans identity, represented by the flags here.

 

[behindyourightnow]

Florida is not having it. Tony and his boys are coping, seething and dilating:
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7.7k views, not exactly going viral
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“A tiny number of us won’t get our voluntary vanity pills covered by the government! Parents won’t be able to stunt their child’s bone and brain development based on the whims of a kindergartener! All of Florida will truly suffer!” these fuckin guys lol

Dear god, can you imagine a world where gender affirming care for teens is banned? It is literally unimaginable to think of a society without commonplace gender-affirming medicine for children. You’d have to go way back to the deep dark past of 2014 or 2015 to even conceive of such a thing. Is there even anyone alive who can remember that?

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“We are always left asking this question” yep because even your “allies” have deep hesitation and serious questions about transitioning literal children, and while their political organizations are pushing it at them and “on their behalf”, it’s not indicative of deep grassroots support. Even if Florida’s ban is held up in the courts, more sunlight and attention needs to be paid to the childhood medical procedures that “never happen” but are simultaneously so critical the kids will 41% if denied said medical procedures.

It's funny how much disconnect there is between institutions that are trying to launder transgenderism using the idea of "trans kids," and how much actual grassroots support you see.

I've attended protests that have gathered hundreds or thousands of people with much shorter notice, and zero media attention beforehand. The "trans kids" crowd has been begging people to turn up for weeks, and it looks like it was almost all either trans people or their immediate relatives who felt obliged.

 

[A1 Steak Sauce]

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Hey Tony. Just one one problem.

 

[GenitalFetishist]

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Hey Tony. Just one one problem.
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... is that really one of the most amazing D&D moments Tony has experienced? I'm not going to powerlevel too much but that doesn't sound particularly spectacular. Maybe it was more impactful in the moment. Divine Intervention is a hail-mary ability that clerics get at level 10. Why is he stressing IN COMBAT? It takes an action; you can take an action in combat. Not like it takes an hour to do a ritual or whatever. It's essentially a weaker version of Wish, which is itself an "ask the DM to give you whatever you want pretty pretty please" spell.

I'm not even trying to be an ass because it's Tony. I just don't get the amazingness.

 

[AirdropShitposts]

Looks like about 50 or 60 attendees. SO MANY PEOPLE.

Maybe fighting for surgeons’ right to cut off pubescent girls’ breasts isn’t actually that popular?

One of the organizing groups touted on Twitter that "hundreds" were there, which if you know anything about how these groups always represent their turnout, passerby and the media may have outnumbered the protest.

They were the outsized majority in the audience for the actual hearing, which isn't strange for such hearings, probably because nobody else on Earth gave a shit about this and they were all screaming on Twitter for days how everyone needed to get there to stop the Genocide. A bunch of troons were touting how "everyone" at the meeting was against it yet the board ignored them and did it anyway.

“A tiny number of us won’t get our voluntary vanity pills covered by the government! Parents won’t be able to stunt their child’s bone and brain development based on the whims of a kindergartener! All of Florida will truly suffer!” these fuckin guys lol
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“We are always left asking this question” yep because even your “allies” have deep hesitation and serious questions about transitioning literal children, and while their political organizations are pushing it at them and “on their behalf”, it’s not indicative of deep grassroots support. Even if Florida’s ban is held up in the courts, more sunlight and attention needs to be paid to the childhood medical procedures that “never happen” but are simultaneously so critical the kids will 41% if denied said medical procedures.

Ari and Tony think that the "equal protection clause" in the Constitution* should protect giving something off label for a different usage that has no scientific support because it's used on label for a completely different usage where it's been proven to work? While I think this is dumb, I'd be glad to follow this but I'm not sure setting such a precedent is going to make Ari and Tony (nor the 142 likes) very happy in the long run. (Especially with six Republican appointees on the Supreme Court.)

*From the 14th Amendment, for reference, it's the last part: No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

 

[Chuck]

Top cult propagandist and serial liar Jack Turban approved of Tony's tweet of his latest fraudulent propaganda missive: https://twitter.com/ErinInTheMorn/status/1554879525254750210
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TERF guerilla leader Jesse Singal wrote a post that links to the other two things I was going to link so I'll just link his pro-Genocide lies: https://jessesingal.substack.com/p/the-new-study-on-rapid-onset-gender
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Not mentioned but funny to me from something I saw on Twitter, the survey Turban used, ~70,000 of the ~90,000 respondents came from Tony's Maryland and Vermont, which is certainly strange:
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One other critique notes that Turban seems to have added six states somehow as the original survey only has 9, not 15. This fascist also noted some other issues:
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More fascists trying to justify Genocide of children by questioning the proven scientific consensus:
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I'm speaking from a criminological sociology context, since that's closer to what I study, but in my experience, there's really no way to prove a negative in these types of situations. In disciplines like statistics, you can replace a null hypothesis with an alternative hypothesis because math is objective and we can calculate the confidence we can have that a certain event will occur deterministically, so different people using the same equation will all come to the same conclusion if they did everything right. In sociology, it doesn't really work like that. You can't prove that a group of peoples' actions are NOT being caused by something, you can only fail to prove that their actions ARE being caused by something. When Tony says a (fundamentally flawed and biased) study proves kids are not taking part in a social contagion, he means to say that the study did not find enough evidence to prove that they are. But given that 40% of school kids today identify as some flavor of gay when in previous generations it was only about 5% at most, we can obviously draw our own conclusions.

 

[A1 Steak Sauce]

Tony’s shitass Ford is no more, it’s Toyota time.
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I don’t trust people who can’t spell the car model.

Smh electric cucks, ICU supremacy. Also, if you drive a Fiat, you’re opinion is automatically invalidated.

 

[The Final Troondown]

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Tony’s shitass Ford is no more, it’s Toyota time.
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I don’t trust people who can’t spell the car model.
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Smh electric cucks, ICU supremacy. Also, if you drive a Fiat, you’re opinion is automatically invalidated.

My two cars thus far have been a ford and a toyota. The ford was much older when I bought it, parts were cheaper and it was very rarely in the garage

the toyota has required a ton more maintainence and feels much flimsier

 

[AirdropShitposts]

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Smh electric cucks, ICU supremacy. Also, if you drive a Fiat, you’re opinion is automatically invalidated.

Actual woman there, RT's Tony quite often:

Spoiler: Some of her diverse interests

tl;dr:

 

[A1 Steak Sauce]

Actual woman there, RT's Tony quite often:
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Spoiler: Some of her diverse interests

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This person just seems to be a lazy white woman. I don’t think all those disabilities make your sleep schedule that fucked up. Also, how do you sleep for two hours during lunch? If you can’t do mornings, just do a wagie job during the later shifts.


Tony is unable to spell “Glenn Youngkin” correctly. They’re not sending their best.
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[AMHOLIO]

tl;dr:

>Depression and Bipolar

You fucking tard, it's one or the other.

 

[garbage cake]

Tony encouraging self-medication for HRT (again). Not much has changed since his college acid-dealer days, still gets a thrill from being an authority on drugs, now it’s just hormones for minors instead of Xanax for someone on a bad trip.

Lol “we” are using self-managed abortions No Tony, women are, you will never need an abortion pill because you are an ugly mutilated male.

Erin Reed, here to explain to your child on TikTok how to use DIY HRT, but it’s certainly not grooming! Tony is your doctor now!

 

[AMHOLIO]

>DIY medication without years of training and proper equipment can be done safely

 

[garbage cake]

>DIY medication without years of training and proper equipment can be done safely

Erin Reed’s dreams of medical school dashed by a drug felony? No matter! He will simply dispense medical advice via Twitter, TikTok and through his no-therapist-needed HRT clinic database. He’s a real doctor in the same way he’s a real woman.

 

[White-Kettle Shufflepunk]

Parents won’t be able to stunt their child’s bone and brain development based on the whims of a kindergartener!

Even assuming it’s the kid’s whims and the parents’ (or occasionally, a teacher’s) is being charitable. Vegan cats and al that.

 

[Nanashi no kiwi]

Actual woman there, RT's Tony quite often:
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I'm getting exhausted just reading this person's tweets. I can't imagine how excruciating it would be to interact with them in person.