And god knows that all it takes with someone like Lou is to disagree with him once, in passing on one topic, and all prior history with him is suddenly null and void and you’re a goosestepping kiwifarmer out to kill him. His friends are as disposable to him as his electronics.
I need help gathering all the scrap fights that just broke out right now. Lou is calling out mutuals and trying to "cancel" our furry artist with thousands of followers over him I can't keep up, there is so much to screen grab and archive 
Say it with me: it's a fetish.
For that matter, we really don't criticize him for being trans. We criticize him for being a grifting piece of shit, a useless waste of skin, and a rotten human being who's cruel to people for no reason, but not for being a troon à la Kevin Gibes or Rhys McKinnon. And I think that's because he makes it so clear that he doesn't really consider himself to be trans. Personally, I've always thought of him as a LARPer rather than a troon, and I get the feeling that I'm far from alone in that.
what a beautiful day for a HARVEST
Jesus, I already roll my eyes when I see autistic teenagers on twitter doing this shit, but I keep having to remind myself that this is a 37 year old man. He's going to lose at least half of the people he mentioned in that tweet for creating drama..
"They have been harassing me since I dared ask for $275 for food."
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And how he keeps greedily trying to expand his list of things for his new tack of 'buy me shit to make KF mad', that too. Can you imagine this hulking manbeast fattie in a lion onesie. Just in case his mother wasn't ashamed enough.
I'd be unsurprised if some of the troons on Twitter trooned out because of the clout it gave them.
I'm copy pasting from here and here for your benefit Lou:
This definition has been agreed by a team of international experts from here at Diabetes UK, the American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes.
Educate yourself, it saves you a lot of embarrassment in the long run 
I'm with @Wooden Spoon: there's just too much. I can't keep up. I do what I can.
Holy shit, he just admitted he's a grifter:
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We're coming to the end of the manic phase. Now he's deeply sorry for everything:
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He's actually addressing the lies he's being called out on:
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edit: I'm trying to get through these as fast as I can because I suspect we're coming up on a DFE event. More on Chloe Sagal:
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corust_ has the receipts. You're welcome!
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(For the record: Gave iPad to his brother. Selling a 9.7 inch iPad. Also, please enjoy the scammer replying to the scammer.
Beta enabler odi_lunar has had enough:
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The corruption runs deeper than we ever imagined! #TrustThePlan #wwg1wga
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Thanks @Chicken Picnic, It drives me absolutely nuts when retarded, lazy gluttons like Lou make claims about type 2 diabetes.I'm copy pasting from here and here for your benefit Lou:
Diabetes remission
Diabetes remission in people with Type 2 diabetes means that your blood sugar levels are healthy without needing to take any diabetes medication.
People with type 1 diabetes cannot put their diabetes into remission though our scientists are working hard to discover how this might be possible and to develop new treatments. Some people with type 1 can start to produce some of their own insulin again with islet transplants.
Here we will explain how adults with type 2 diabetes may be able to put their diabetes into remission, highlight our ground-breaking research and share the stories of people with type 2 diabetes who are in remission.
What is diabetes remission?
Remission means that your blood sugar levels (also known as blood glucose levels) are below the diabetes range, usually without you needing to take any diabetes medication.
This definition has been agreed by a team of international experts from here at Diabetes UK, the American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes.
Some people call this ‘reversing type 2 diabetes’, but we use the term remission because your diabetes can come back. If your regular blood tests show your HbA1c remaining below 48 mmol/mol or 6.5%, talk to your healthcare team to discuss diabetes remission and how this applies to you.
Reversing type 2 diabetes
We don’t call it diabetes reversal, because this might sound like it's permanent, and there’s no guarantee that your diabetes has gone forever.
But yes, it may be possible to put your type 2 diabetes into remission. This is when your blood sugar levels are below the diabetes range and you don’t need to take diabetes medication anymore. This could be life-changing.
How do you reverse diabetes?
The strongest evidence we have at the moment suggests that type 2 diabetes is mainly put into remission by weight loss. Remission is more likely if you lose weight as soon as possible after your diabetes diagnosis. However, we do know of people who have put their diabetes into remission 25 years after diagnosis.
If you have obesity, your diabetes is more likely to go into remission if you lose a substantial amount of weight – 15kg (or 2 stone 5lbs) – as quickly and safely as possible following diagnosis.
It’s important to know that not everyone who loses this much weight will be able to put their diabetes into remission. But losing 15kg comes with a lot of health benefits, even if you don’t lead to remission. Research shows that getting support to lose just 5% of your body weight can have huge benefits for your health.
Losing extra weight can lead to:
• fewer medications
• better blood sugar levels
• a lower risk of complications.
