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Pope Negro Joe the XIIIth
AI Pope of Entropic Declesiastics/Ver. U+1F0ED
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Don't call it a grave, it's the trash fire culture you choose.
Remember, Trump was going to destroy women's rights and that's why you voted for Biden. Something what you deserve. I don't care handmaidens, fix it yourselves.
Remember, Trump was going to destroy women's rights and that's why you voted for Biden. Something what you deserve. I don't care handmaidens, fix it yourselves.
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ResetEra users will scream that the forum is now alt-right every time someone isn't immediately permabanned for something even remotely "controversal."
It'sallabitsillyreally
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No, not abuse on the internet. They've the only people that ever happens to.
round robin
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No no no, this is good, let them think this. Maybe they'll all fuck off somewhere else and Twitter can start to be a usable platform again.
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If you had asked me what the easiest thing imaginable was, I would say "being a tranny on twitter." The only things that I could imagine to be easier than that are "getting wet while standing in the rain" or "sleeping with your eyes closed".
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It really is interesting how in current year a group which consists of mostly white males is able to weasel their way into female only areas and undermine feminism because it's currently considered politically correct. I guess the current culture is saying that trans rights trump women's rights?
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The Women's March, for all its fanfare, destroyed itself with corruption and troonery. In the end, he won and he didn't even have to lift a finger.
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Its a great opportunity for new clubs! in 5 years my all trans, Female Bundesliga team will win the championship. Buy your "Masculina Berlin" Jerseys now, they will be very expensive soon...
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This is typical for Monroe. He’s been on a constant offend-deny-retreat-accuse loop for the better part of a decade. It’s amazing that anyone, even the woke, want to work with him anymore because he’s such a hassle.
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What funeral? People get funerals, Troons get dumped in potter's fields with the rest of the bums.
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how long until the straight men step the fuck up and say "look, we don't watch women's sports to look at tranny ass, gtfo"
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Isn't it odd that proof of this harassment is never shown?
Pope Negro Joe the XIIIth
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Oh no no no, we already tried to warn everyone.
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well do it harder
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I fully expect many women in first world countries to wind up in a situation like those who live in Iran. Troons want to eradicate women's rights and to obliterate boundaries to predating on children.
This was porn culture and online grooming. Transhumanism is big business, and they see a "way in" by grooming people into thinking transitioning will make them permanently happy. They've taken over most social media platforms that children/young people use.
24/7 porn exposure makes them question their genitalia, and glorifies bizarre sex practices, which promotes transgenderism, which furthers transhumanist goals.
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almost like troons vocally fetishize being harassed like "real women"
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Troons are protected on social media. But get some meanie weanie comments and all of the sudden you are being harassed off of the platform.
What does he mean by clamp down? You can't even think mean thoughts about troons without your twitter getting nuked. They've taken over the whole platform. Isn't that what they wanted? A few mean comments should be totally worth the price of essentially being bulletproof.
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It also prevents them from seeking sexual relationships with other people. So much porn is so extreme or based so far into fantasy that addicts are unable to get off to sex with another person. They never settle down with someone, they're just always out there looking for ever more extreme stimuli to satisfy their sexual appetites.
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Also the projecting and extremely hysterical reaction to even the slightest rejection is classic narcissistic/borderline spectrum which MANY of these online troons exhibit
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Judge dismisses transgender woman’s suit against Miss United States of America pageant
https://www.oregonlive.com/portland...st-miss-united-states-of-america-pageant.html
And the winner is: Miss United States of America.
A federal judge Thursday threw out a lawsuit by a transgender woman who accused the private pageant corporation of discrimination for denying her the right to participate in competitions.
U.S. District Judge Michael W. Mosman found that the pageant association cannot be required to allow a transgender woman to participate in light of its mission to promote “natural-born” females.
“I view it as an association that cannot under the Constitution be required to allow plaintiff to participate in what defendant says is a contradiction of that message,” Mosman ruled from the bench.
Anita Noelle Green of Clackamas said she was disappointed in the ruling but that her suit drew attention to an important bias issue even if it wasn’t ultimately successful.
“This case brought awareness to an issue many people were and still are unaware of and that issue is that discrimination against transgender people is still actively happening in the private and public sector even within the pageant circuit,” Green said in a statement.
Attorney John T. Kaempf, who represented Miss United States of America LLC, praised the ruling.
“My client is not anti-transgender but it just wants to be able to hold a pageant that is only for biological females,” Kaempf said after the ruling.
“Contrary to what people might think, my client, the pageant, is a supporter of diversity. It believes there can be a Miss Black USA pageant, a Miss Native American pageant or a transgender pageant,” Kaempf said.
Green holds the title of 2019 Miss Earth Elite Oregon and competed in the 2018 Miss Montana contest.
She applied to participate in the Miss United States of America national pageant in 2019 but her application was rejected.
“This policy, intentionally designed to exclude the specific class to which plaintiff belongs – transgender females – is discriminatory because it denied plaintiff the full and equal advantages and privileges of defendant’s services in violation of Oregon’s public accommodations law,’' her suit alleged.
Shenoa L. Payne, Green’s lawyer, argued that the pageant corporation is predominantly a commercial business that is granted “minimal protection,” as opposed to an “expressive association” protected by the First Amendment.
The national pageant’s exclusion of an entire class of individuals - transgender women - “is not message-based, but status-based,” Payne argued.
Green holds the same viewpoints and goals as the Miss United States of America pageant, “which is to promote and uplift women and she wants to advance their goals,” Payne said.
Mosman found that the national pageant is predominantly an “expressive” association.
As opposed to the company Les Schwab, which has a simple, entirely commercial message that is to “buy our tires,” the pageant corporation, both nationally and locally, is primarily engaged in expressive activity and not substantially commercial, the judge ruled.
“Because I viewed it as an organization that does promote a message and seeks to maintain control of that message, I view it as an association that cannot under the Constitution be required to allow plaintiffs to participate in what defendant says is a contradiction of that message,” Mosman said.
He referenced the 2000 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Boy Scouts of America v. Dale, in which the nation’s high court ruled that New Jersey couldn’t enforce its nondiscrimination laws to force the Boy Scouts to allow gay scoutmasters in the state. The Supreme Court reversed a lower-court decision that ruled in favor of allowing James Dale to serve as an assistant scoutmaster.
Kaempf cited another U.S. Supreme Court ruling, a 1995 decision that established that the First Amendment free speech rights of private groups to define the parameters of their expressive conduct during a parade trumped the provisions of a state anti-discrimination law.
In that case, the Irish-American Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Group of Boston had wanted to participate in the annual South Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade, in part to show its members’ pride in their dual identity as Irish Americans and gay Americans. Its application to register for the parade was rejected by the parade’s organizer, the South Boston Allied War Veterans Council.
Green said she viewed the ruling as a “minor setback” and would be exploring options for a way to move forward.
“I believe Miss United States of America is on the wrong side of history for choosing to actively discriminate against transgender people, but the road to creating meaningful change has always been a long and bumpy one,” she said.
In court papers, Green’s lawyer questioned the pageant’s so-called mission, noting that the Miss United States of America pageant has had a man dressed in drag serve as a judge and that minors have been provided with alcohol at a 2019 Miss Oregon competition, part of the United States of America Pageants.
The pageant corporation said it would investigate the alcohol allegation. Kaempf, its lawyer, said once the issue of a man dressed in drag serving as a pageant judge was brought to the pageant’s attention during litigation, it prohibited the man’s future participation.
Green said she won’t let the ruling change her stance.
“Transgender women are women,” Green’s statement said. “My message has always been consistent and my message is this: Every person has beauty.”
-- Maxine Bernstein
A federal judge Thursday threw out a lawsuit by a transgender woman who accused the private pageant corporation of discrimination for denying her the right to participate in competitions.
U.S. District Judge Michael W. Mosman found that the pageant association cannot be required to allow a transgender woman to participate in light of its mission to promote “natural-born” females.
“I view it as an association that cannot under the Constitution be required to allow plaintiff to participate in what defendant says is a contradiction of that message,” Mosman ruled from the bench.
Anita Noelle Green of Clackamas said she was disappointed in the ruling but that her suit drew attention to an important bias issue even if it wasn’t ultimately successful.
“This case brought awareness to an issue many people were and still are unaware of and that issue is that discrimination against transgender people is still actively happening in the private and public sector even within the pageant circuit,” Green said in a statement.
Attorney John T. Kaempf, who represented Miss United States of America LLC, praised the ruling.
“My client is not anti-transgender but it just wants to be able to hold a pageant that is only for biological females,” Kaempf said after the ruling.
“Contrary to what people might think, my client, the pageant, is a supporter of diversity. It believes there can be a Miss Black USA pageant, a Miss Native American pageant or a transgender pageant,” Kaempf said.
Green holds the title of 2019 Miss Earth Elite Oregon and competed in the 2018 Miss Montana contest.
She applied to participate in the Miss United States of America national pageant in 2019 but her application was rejected.
“This policy, intentionally designed to exclude the specific class to which plaintiff belongs – transgender females – is discriminatory because it denied plaintiff the full and equal advantages and privileges of defendant’s services in violation of Oregon’s public accommodations law,’' her suit alleged.
Shenoa L. Payne, Green’s lawyer, argued that the pageant corporation is predominantly a commercial business that is granted “minimal protection,” as opposed to an “expressive association” protected by the First Amendment.
The national pageant’s exclusion of an entire class of individuals - transgender women - “is not message-based, but status-based,” Payne argued.
Green holds the same viewpoints and goals as the Miss United States of America pageant, “which is to promote and uplift women and she wants to advance their goals,” Payne said.
Mosman found that the national pageant is predominantly an “expressive” association.
As opposed to the company Les Schwab, which has a simple, entirely commercial message that is to “buy our tires,” the pageant corporation, both nationally and locally, is primarily engaged in expressive activity and not substantially commercial, the judge ruled.
“Because I viewed it as an organization that does promote a message and seeks to maintain control of that message, I view it as an association that cannot under the Constitution be required to allow plaintiffs to participate in what defendant says is a contradiction of that message,” Mosman said.
He referenced the 2000 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Boy Scouts of America v. Dale, in which the nation’s high court ruled that New Jersey couldn’t enforce its nondiscrimination laws to force the Boy Scouts to allow gay scoutmasters in the state. The Supreme Court reversed a lower-court decision that ruled in favor of allowing James Dale to serve as an assistant scoutmaster.
Kaempf cited another U.S. Supreme Court ruling, a 1995 decision that established that the First Amendment free speech rights of private groups to define the parameters of their expressive conduct during a parade trumped the provisions of a state anti-discrimination law.
In that case, the Irish-American Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Group of Boston had wanted to participate in the annual South Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade, in part to show its members’ pride in their dual identity as Irish Americans and gay Americans. Its application to register for the parade was rejected by the parade’s organizer, the South Boston Allied War Veterans Council.
Green said she viewed the ruling as a “minor setback” and would be exploring options for a way to move forward.
“I believe Miss United States of America is on the wrong side of history for choosing to actively discriminate against transgender people, but the road to creating meaningful change has always been a long and bumpy one,” she said.
In court papers, Green’s lawyer questioned the pageant’s so-called mission, noting that the Miss United States of America pageant has had a man dressed in drag serve as a judge and that minors have been provided with alcohol at a 2019 Miss Oregon competition, part of the United States of America Pageants.
The pageant corporation said it would investigate the alcohol allegation. Kaempf, its lawyer, said once the issue of a man dressed in drag serving as a pageant judge was brought to the pageant’s attention during litigation, it prohibited the man’s future participation.
Green said she won’t let the ruling change her stance.
“Transgender women are women,” Green’s statement said. “My message has always been consistent and my message is this: Every person has beauty.”
-- Maxine Bernstein