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Pride Month
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Zoot
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another degenerate
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Pride month is about accepting others and, most impotantly, accepting your true self, accepting who you really are. Your so-called "heterosexuality" is not in danger, and yeah, leave the kids alone, let them choose for themselves and be true to the way they feel, chud.
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Hooked on phobics
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You know you using quotations there makes it seem like you DON'T accept heterosexuals..... So you don't even seem consistent within this singular post
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Happy Men's Mental Health Awareness Month!
Remember to take care of yourself.
Remember to take care of yourself.
fist_of_khonshu
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It's my least favorite month where faggots decide they need to act even more entitled and rampant because they like getting down and dirty with the same gender.. I'd respect them more if they acted like normal people and not self entitled narcs. Not to mention this entire "celebration" has been watered down so much by corporations that it's just become another hallmark occassion to sell flag merchandise and then stop caring.
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I said faggots, not homosexuals.
Denki Cho 3.0
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behindyourightnow
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I also went to a PetSmart not long ago, and even it had a pride display... for some odd reason. Only things I recall from the tiny display is some shitty 3-in-1 cat toy pack featuring two mice toys and one ball-shaped pig toy in mental illness flag colors, the mice in fag and troon colors and the pig in bisexual ones and the packages' names having really weird sexual innuendos. I don't even know what the fuck is happening anymore.
Numerically, most people who label themselves "queer" today are heterosexual fat women who have decided they're bisexual or a they/them, so it makes sense that one of the strongest holdouts for Pride merchandise would be items aimed at straight-but-single cat ladies.
Hooked on phobics
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This is very true. but its also women who are horribly lonely (empty nesters, single women, undesirable women, ect) have their maternal shit effected : they want a "baby" (same reason as cats) and they see pathetic snivling faggots, trannies, whatever and basically get the same thinking, want to care for, love them, make them happy, and act as "mommy". And because its made such a good thing in pride stuff, she gets a nice PAT ON THE BACK for doing this.
And people who tell them that faggotry or trannydom is bad see this as TRYING TO HURT HER BABIES.
I really think this is true, theres just so much more women supporting pride shit than men, especially when you control for being straight, and being an investor (which is for financial reasons)
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Wouldn't this be Lust Month instead of Pride Month?
Purple fur Pomeranian
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I think of it as both lust and pride month if you think about it.
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It's sad because he was btfo our commie government hard here, really embarrassing stuff, he got threats and everyone who touched him (not in a sexual way) got fired or are now under investigation.
I'm sure it was the Brazilian federal police or intelligence services that leaked it.
I'm surprised our media hasn't talked about it, not only because he's gay and that's "evil" to expose him for it, but also exposing his name on the media might make people look him up and see what our justice system is doing (it's pretty bad)
Background: From Vaza Jato Hero to Polarizing Figure
Greenwald’s Vaza Jato leaks in 2019, published through The Intercept Brasil, revealed improper collaboration between then-Judge Sergio Moro and prosecutors in Operation Car Wash, which led to the conviction and imprisonment of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. These leaks were pivotal in overturning Lula’s convictions in 2021, enabling his 2022 presidential comeback, and were hailed by the Brazilian left as a defense of justice. However, Greenwald’s subsequent focus on alleged abuses of power by the Lula administration and the STF, particularly Moraes, has led to accusations from the left that he has aligned with the far-right, earning him labels like “extreme right-wing leper” despite his self-described progressive stance.
Recent Leaks About Alexandre de Moraes (2024)
Since 2023, Greenwald has focused on Justice Alexandre de Moraes, a key figure in Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court and former president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). His investigations, often based on leaked messages and documents, have accused Moraes of overstepping judicial authority, undermining free speech, and engaging in politically motivated censorship. The most significant recent leaks, reported in 2024 primarily through Folha de S.Paulo, include:
Improper Use of TSE Resources for STF Investigations: In August 2024, Greenwald, alongside journalist Fabio Serapião, published reports based on a 6GB archive of internal messages, audios, and documents from Moraes’ office. These leaks revealed that Moraes used the TSE’s misinformation combat sector, which he headed during the 2022 elections, as an investigative arm for his STF inquiries, particularly the “fake news” probe targeting supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro. The messages showed Moraes’ aides unofficially requesting TSE reports to justify actions like social media bans, passport cancellations, and summons against Bolsonaro allies, such as journalist Rodrigo Constantino, without formal legal protocols. In one instance, a report was requested on December 28, 2022, after the election, when the TSE’s role in such matters should have ended.
Mafia-Like Tactics and Pressure on Aides: Leaked messages from September 2024 showed Moraes instructing aides to “go all out” in compiling reports against critics like Eduardo Bolsonaro (Jair Bolsonaro’s son) and Rodrigo Constantino. One message from Moraes’ aide, Airton Vieira, suggested pressure to fabricate or creatively justify reports, with Moraes expressing frustration when investigations failed to produce desired results. Greenwald described these actions as “mafia-like,” highlighting a lack of transparency and due process in targeting political opponents.
Secret Censorship Orders: In January 2023, Greenwald revealed a secret STF document authored by Moraes ordering the removal of extremist social media profiles and demanding user data from platforms like X without public justification. These actions were part of Moraes’ broader campaign to combat “digital militias” accused of spreading disinformation, but Greenwald argued they constituted censorship without legal basis, targeting elected officials and journalists.
Testimony Before Brazilian Senate (April 2025): In April 2025, Greenwald testified before the Brazilian Senate’s Public Security Commission, discussing the leaks. He accused Moraes of abusing power by ordering informal investigations through the TSE for personal or political purposes, bypassing legal oversight. He cited audios where Eduardo Tagliaferro, head of the TSE’s misinformation unit, expressed fear of Moraes and considered leaving Brazil, suggesting a climate of intimidation. Greenwald argued that Moraes’ censorship powers, granted for the 2022 election, were improperly extended beyond their mandate.
Why These Leaks Are Controversial
These leaks have significantly escalated tensions between Greenwald, the Lula government, and the STF:
Lula Government’s Reaction: The Lula administration, which benefited from Greenwald’s Vaza Jato work, now views his critiques as a betrayal. His focus on Moraes’ actions aligns with narratives pushed by Bolsonaro supporters, who accuse the government of authoritarianism. This has fueled perceptions that Greenwald is aiding the far-right, despite his insistence on defending free speech across political lines.
STF and Moraes’ Response: Moraes has denied wrongdoing, asserting that his actions were “official and regular” and part of ongoing STF investigations, supported by the Attorney General’s Office. He has also ordered inquiries into the source of the leaks, which critics like Greenwald argue is an attempt to deflect accountability. Moraes’ defenders, including some on the left, justify his actions as necessary to protect democracy from far-right threats, citing the January 8, 2023, attack on Brasília by Bolsonaro supporters.
Polarization and Backlash: The leaks have intensified Brazil’s political divide. The left accuses Greenwald of selectively targeting Moraes while ignoring far-right disinformation, while the right, including Bolsonaro allies, has embraced his work as evidence of judicial overreach. Misinformation on X, such as claims that Greenwald illegally recorded Car Wash officials, has further muddied his reputation, though these are unfounded.
Impact and Broader Context
Greenwald’s leaks about Moraes have sparked international debate, amplified by figures like Elon Musk, who called Moraes a “criminal” and threatened to defy STF orders, leading to X’s temporary ban in Brazil in August 2024. Critics argue Moraes’ actions, while aimed at curbing disinformation, risk undermining democratic freedoms, a concern echoed by Greenwald and even The New York Times, which questioned whether Moraes’ tactics harm Brazil’s democracy. Supporters, however, see Moraes as a bulwark against far-right extremism, with some arguing that Greenwald’s leaks lack context and overstate abuses.
Greenwald’s shift from exposing Car Wash to challenging Moraes reflects his broader critique of institutional power, but it has alienated the Brazilian left, who once saw him as an ally. His leaks about Moraes—detailing unofficial investigations, censorship, and intimidation—have positioned him as a lightning rod in Brazil’s polarized landscape, drawing ire from both the Lula government and the STF while fueling debates about judicial overreach and free speech.
Greenwald’s Vaza Jato leaks in 2019, published through The Intercept Brasil, revealed improper collaboration between then-Judge Sergio Moro and prosecutors in Operation Car Wash, which led to the conviction and imprisonment of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. These leaks were pivotal in overturning Lula’s convictions in 2021, enabling his 2022 presidential comeback, and were hailed by the Brazilian left as a defense of justice. However, Greenwald’s subsequent focus on alleged abuses of power by the Lula administration and the STF, particularly Moraes, has led to accusations from the left that he has aligned with the far-right, earning him labels like “extreme right-wing leper” despite his self-described progressive stance.
Recent Leaks About Alexandre de Moraes (2024)
Since 2023, Greenwald has focused on Justice Alexandre de Moraes, a key figure in Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court and former president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE). His investigations, often based on leaked messages and documents, have accused Moraes of overstepping judicial authority, undermining free speech, and engaging in politically motivated censorship. The most significant recent leaks, reported in 2024 primarily through Folha de S.Paulo, include:
Improper Use of TSE Resources for STF Investigations: In August 2024, Greenwald, alongside journalist Fabio Serapião, published reports based on a 6GB archive of internal messages, audios, and documents from Moraes’ office. These leaks revealed that Moraes used the TSE’s misinformation combat sector, which he headed during the 2022 elections, as an investigative arm for his STF inquiries, particularly the “fake news” probe targeting supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro. The messages showed Moraes’ aides unofficially requesting TSE reports to justify actions like social media bans, passport cancellations, and summons against Bolsonaro allies, such as journalist Rodrigo Constantino, without formal legal protocols. In one instance, a report was requested on December 28, 2022, after the election, when the TSE’s role in such matters should have ended.
Mafia-Like Tactics and Pressure on Aides: Leaked messages from September 2024 showed Moraes instructing aides to “go all out” in compiling reports against critics like Eduardo Bolsonaro (Jair Bolsonaro’s son) and Rodrigo Constantino. One message from Moraes’ aide, Airton Vieira, suggested pressure to fabricate or creatively justify reports, with Moraes expressing frustration when investigations failed to produce desired results. Greenwald described these actions as “mafia-like,” highlighting a lack of transparency and due process in targeting political opponents.
Secret Censorship Orders: In January 2023, Greenwald revealed a secret STF document authored by Moraes ordering the removal of extremist social media profiles and demanding user data from platforms like X without public justification. These actions were part of Moraes’ broader campaign to combat “digital militias” accused of spreading disinformation, but Greenwald argued they constituted censorship without legal basis, targeting elected officials and journalists.
Testimony Before Brazilian Senate (April 2025): In April 2025, Greenwald testified before the Brazilian Senate’s Public Security Commission, discussing the leaks. He accused Moraes of abusing power by ordering informal investigations through the TSE for personal or political purposes, bypassing legal oversight. He cited audios where Eduardo Tagliaferro, head of the TSE’s misinformation unit, expressed fear of Moraes and considered leaving Brazil, suggesting a climate of intimidation. Greenwald argued that Moraes’ censorship powers, granted for the 2022 election, were improperly extended beyond their mandate.
Why These Leaks Are Controversial
These leaks have significantly escalated tensions between Greenwald, the Lula government, and the STF:
Lula Government’s Reaction: The Lula administration, which benefited from Greenwald’s Vaza Jato work, now views his critiques as a betrayal. His focus on Moraes’ actions aligns with narratives pushed by Bolsonaro supporters, who accuse the government of authoritarianism. This has fueled perceptions that Greenwald is aiding the far-right, despite his insistence on defending free speech across political lines.
STF and Moraes’ Response: Moraes has denied wrongdoing, asserting that his actions were “official and regular” and part of ongoing STF investigations, supported by the Attorney General’s Office. He has also ordered inquiries into the source of the leaks, which critics like Greenwald argue is an attempt to deflect accountability. Moraes’ defenders, including some on the left, justify his actions as necessary to protect democracy from far-right threats, citing the January 8, 2023, attack on Brasília by Bolsonaro supporters.
Polarization and Backlash: The leaks have intensified Brazil’s political divide. The left accuses Greenwald of selectively targeting Moraes while ignoring far-right disinformation, while the right, including Bolsonaro allies, has embraced his work as evidence of judicial overreach. Misinformation on X, such as claims that Greenwald illegally recorded Car Wash officials, has further muddied his reputation, though these are unfounded.
Impact and Broader Context
Greenwald’s leaks about Moraes have sparked international debate, amplified by figures like Elon Musk, who called Moraes a “criminal” and threatened to defy STF orders, leading to X’s temporary ban in Brazil in August 2024. Critics argue Moraes’ actions, while aimed at curbing disinformation, risk undermining democratic freedoms, a concern echoed by Greenwald and even The New York Times, which questioned whether Moraes’ tactics harm Brazil’s democracy. Supporters, however, see Moraes as a bulwark against far-right extremism, with some arguing that Greenwald’s leaks lack context and overstate abuses.
Greenwald’s shift from exposing Car Wash to challenging Moraes reflects his broader critique of institutional power, but it has alienated the Brazilian left, who once saw him as an ally. His leaks about Moraes—detailing unofficial investigations, censorship, and intimidation—have positioned him as a lightning rod in Brazil’s polarized landscape, drawing ire from both the Lula government and the STF while fueling debates about judicial overreach and free speech.
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The past few pages have reminded me of this old picture
ANYWAYS here's my tax.
"Educational"
Yet when we try you educate you on why putting children on puberty blockers is awful and dangerous they plug their ears and call you some kind of phobic term. I also love they go "Lol think of the children post". Yes you fucking assholes when you are MUTILATING CHILDREN. How dare we
"Listen and develop empathy"
that's also rich coming folks that shuns detrans people. It makes me MATI because alot of these detrans folks are young. They detrans in their early 20s from what I see. But it's much easier to be in a community that you're in accepts it. Yet what do they do? Shun them, silence them heck I've seen threats (Like they ever come to fruition). The "Horrible alt right site Kiwi Farms" has been more accepting of these people. I'm not sure if it's still active but on the detransition thread the majority of people were sympathetic from what I remember.
I know that was all trans shit but the gay community accepts and agrees with them. I will admit I like "Gays against Groomers". Calling out the bullshit in this community.
Tldr: what a hypocritical pride month post. Get rid of the T. Also stop acting like fucking degenerate in public. Having sex during your stupid parades and shit does not make people want to support you. But that's a time for another post.
ANYWAYS here's my tax.
"Educational"
Yet when we try you educate you on why putting children on puberty blockers is awful and dangerous they plug their ears and call you some kind of phobic term. I also love they go "Lol think of the children post". Yes you fucking assholes when you are MUTILATING CHILDREN. How dare we
"Listen and develop empathy"
that's also rich coming folks that shuns detrans people. It makes me MATI because alot of these detrans folks are young. They detrans in their early 20s from what I see. But it's much easier to be in a community that you're in accepts it. Yet what do they do? Shun them, silence them heck I've seen threats (Like they ever come to fruition). The "Horrible alt right site Kiwi Farms" has been more accepting of these people. I'm not sure if it's still active but on the detransition thread the majority of people were sympathetic from what I remember.
I know that was all trans shit but the gay community accepts and agrees with them. I will admit I like "Gays against Groomers". Calling out the bullshit in this community.
Tldr: what a hypocritical pride month post. Get rid of the T. Also stop acting like fucking degenerate in public. Having sex during your stupid parades and shit does not make people want to support you. But that's a time for another post.
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In other words, do what we say, and give us what we ask, otherwise, you're a -phobe.
These are people that think things that are ultimately unnecessary for sustaining life are somehow rights. They talk about privileges and entitlements but never look at themselves for what they demand and how truly necessary those things are.
Shrek
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I went into Target last night and saw zero pride merch. RIP rainbow capitalism. You will not be missed.
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brother don't share your kinks with the class u pervert
Sped Bundy
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Most of these (the ones with merit, anyway) not only are obvious but also don't even have anything to do with being gay. For people who endlessly whine about being misunderstood, they sure are quick to pretend they have other people figured out. Every time I see "queer" commentary on straight people it's this weird shit about how straight people are idiots with bad judgment and low empathy. It must be projection, considering your brain needs to be screwed on wrong to actually buy this shit.
Maybe this post is just bait but I've seen this sentiment come out many times, both online and in person. It's so strange. They hate when people assume (bad) things of them for being gay or whatever, and then they turn around and posit that people not like them are retarded and all around generally inferior. Horseshoe theory, hypocrites, blah blah blah.
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The only people in my office wearing rainbow lanyards are happily married straight women. None of the office gays wear them. Weird.