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PinstripeLuns said:
Here's some of these trannies getting dunk'd on:
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"Men can have pussy or dick", "Girls have dick" when will troons and their white-knights learn that repeating a false statement over and over again doesn't make it magically become true?
 
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Mridul Wadhwa, a dick and balls-having troon and still fucking chief executive of Edinburgh Rape Crisis (a job that was advertised as reserved for a woman) loves to tweet/retweet about troon stuff.

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This fucker is a former Scottish parliamentary SNP candidate, but left the party in December after MSPs overwhelmingly backed an amendment in Holyrood to allow survivors of rape and sexual assaults to pick the sex rather than the gender of the person examining them. That was too much for Wadhwa who tweeted that he “could no longer call it home”.

This is the person you want running a rape crisis center?

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PinstripeLuns said:
Here's some of these trannies getting dunk'd on:
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AssignedEva said:
Ironically that response is still transphobic, because as they note the mukhannath means "effeminate ones". This isn't "trans women are women so no need for the hijab, sister", it's "trans women are men, but weird effeminate men, so no need for the hijab, sister".

The thread's wild, because there's such a range in opinion from "you're fine" to "well you did your best not to offend her and you were put on the spot but your discomfort needs work" to "it doesn't matter if you were polite, you are JUST as bad as someone who spat on her and called her a tranny" (so then why bother being tolerant, if you're just as bad?).

Also in awe of Jackie's sister, who apparently deliberately left "Tori" off the guest list so she could spring Tori on her. Since OP had previously only met "Tori" pre-transition, who wants to bet that Tori came out three months ago and hasn't started hormones yet? Maybe Tori's some sort of 6'2 lump with stubble yelling at a Muslim woman to take her hijab off or else they'll all ruin the bridal shower. This is the exact same behaviour as the troon who deliberately went to Wi Spa - either nothing happens and they get validation for forcing uncomfortable women to comply, or they get to yell at women for not complying.
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...soooo...everything - literally everything, from sexuality to personal beliefs - is transphobic. Got it.

CONTENT WARNING: This response is transphobic.

CONTENT WARNING: That CONTENT WARNING is transphobic.

CONTENT WARNING: Oh, shit, I was supposed to post the CONTENT WARNING first, huh?

CONTENT WARNING: That last thing was also transphobic, somehow.
 
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Pope Negro Joe the XIIIth said:
@Ginger Piglet, sound familiar?

My local one is nice once you get past the whole "everything is a sin, the end is nigh" thing he's got going on.
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Definitely an Amiga or Atari STE tracker piece. You can tell because they never had proper stereo. Tracks 1 and 2 were in the left channel and 3 and 4 in the right channel. Both exclusively. Neither system had the CPU grunt to properly mix tracks into a stereo channel on the fly so they would ersatz it if they needed a centre-aligned sounding thing by doubling up, say, tracks 2 and 3.

The Atari Falcon could do proper stereo though, but nobody bought one because Atari shoved it out the door and abandoned it, and they were aiming it at a business market in which nobody ever got fired for buying IBM.
 
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garbage cake said:
Yelling at a woman to remove her headscarf is good, actually- Reddit
AITA https://archive.md/fQRK1

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this comment- again with the assumption that he’s just really extra gay AND has also had srs- but this post screams entitled troonsbian swinging a girldick around.
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This legitimately makes me MATI. Being included in a girls-only event wasn't enough for "Tori" -- no, everyone present must believe, in their heart of hearts, that "she" is a true and honest woman. "I will literally kill myself if people are allowed to think unapproved thoughts about me" is malignant narcissism at its finest. How is this not obvious?
 
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3512.jpgIOC praises weightlifter Laurel Hubbard before transgender athlete’s Olympic debut​

  • New Zealander’s ‘courage and tenacity’ hailed
  • Appearance at Games continues to divide opinion
Sean Ingle in Tokyo
Thu 29 Jul 2021 09.20 BST

The International Olympic Committee has praised the weightlifter Laurel Hubbard’s “courage and tenacity” as she prepares to become the first transgender athlete to compete in an Olympics on Monday. The IOC’s medical and science director, Dr Richard Budgett, said “everyone agrees that trans women are women”.
Hubbard’s participation in Tokyo has proved controversial with her supporters hailing it as a historic moment for trans rights with the IOC’s critics believing that the 42-year-old New Zealander, who had never competed internationally until transitioning at 35, has an unfair and substantial advantage.

Budgett accepted that the issue was “large, difficult and complex”, but backed Hubbard’s right to compete.“To put it in a nutshell, the IOC had a scientific consensus back in 2015,” he said. “There are no IOC rules or regulations around transgender participation. That depends on each international federation. So Laurel Hubbard is a woman, is competing under the rules of her federationand we have to pay tribute to her courage and tenacity in actually competing and qualifying for the Games.”
While Budgett appeared to accept Hubbard had an advantage from going through male puberty, he stressed that inclusivity was an important factor too. “There are lots of aspects of physiology and anatomy, and the mental side, that contribute to an elite performance,. It’s very difficult to say, ‘yes, she has an advantage because she went through male puberty,’ when there’s so many other factors to take into account,” he said.
“It’s not simple. Each sport has to make their own assessment depending on the physiology of that sport, so that they can ensure there is fair competition, but also the inclusion of everyone – whether they’re male or female – so they are able to take part in the sport they love.”
As first revealed in the Guardian, the IOC has delayed updating its 2015 guidelines because finding a consensus has proved so difficult. But, as things stand, they state that trans women can compete in the women’s category without gender reassignment surgery as long as they keep their total testosterone level in serum below 10 nanomoles per litre.
Those guidelines have been challenged on multiple fronts, with critics noting the vast majority of females, including elite athletes, have a testosterone range of 0.12-1.78 nmol/L.
Recent scientific papers have also shown that anyone who undergoes male puberty retains significant advantages in power and strength even after taking medication to suppress their testosterone levels.

“There is a lot of disagreement across the whole world of sport and beyond on this issue of eligibility,” said Budgett. “Everyone agrees transgender women are women. But it’s a matter of eligibility for sport, and particular events, and it really has to be very sport-specific.
“One of the reasons there is no new framework published yet is not just because of the difficulty in coming to any consensus. It’s because it would have been inappropriate to come out with new guidelines just before the Olympics. There will be a new framework to help individual sports and we’re working very closely with them, but it’s not published yet.”
 
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scathefire said:
I'm so damn sick of the word "normalize", every time I see it I think of when Yuri Bezmenov said that it was the very cynical word the Soviet Union used in order to make excuses for whatever aggressive intrusions they would do to people.
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If you have to "make" something normal, there's a good chance IT AIN'T FUCKING NORMAL
 
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scathefire said:
I'm so damn sick of the word "normalize", every time I see it I think of when Yuri Bezmenov said that it was the very cynical word the Soviet Union used in order to make excuses for whatever aggressive intrusions they would do to people.
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I'm not digging for it right now but as the meme says: Normalize this, normalize that, How about you start fucking acting normal.
 
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View attachment 2389513IOC praises weightlifter Laurel Hubbard before transgender athlete’s Olympic debut​

  • New Zealander’s ‘courage and tenacity’ hailed
  • Appearance at Games continues to divide opinion
Sean Ingle in Tokyo
Thu 29 Jul 2021 09.20 BST

The International Olympic Committee has praised the weightlifter Laurel Hubbard’s “courage and tenacity” as she prepares to become the first transgender athlete to compete in an Olympics on Monday. The IOC’s medical and science director, Dr Richard Budgett, said “everyone agrees that trans women are women”.
Hubbard’s participation in Tokyo has proved controversial with her supporters hailing it as a historic moment for trans rights with the IOC’s critics believing that the 42-year-old New Zealander, who had never competed internationally until transitioning at 35, has an unfair and substantial advantage.

Budgett accepted that the issue was “large, difficult and complex”, but backed Hubbard’s right to compete.“To put it in a nutshell, the IOC had a scientific consensus back in 2015,” he said. “There are no IOC rules or regulations around transgender participation. That depends on each international federation. So Laurel Hubbard is a woman, is competing under the rules of her federationand we have to pay tribute to her courage and tenacity in actually competing and qualifying for the Games.”
While Budgett appeared to accept Hubbard had an advantage from going through male puberty, he stressed that inclusivity was an important factor too. “There are lots of aspects of physiology and anatomy, and the mental side, that contribute to an elite performance,. It’s very difficult to say, ‘yes, she has an advantage because she went through male puberty,’ when there’s so many other factors to take into account,” he said.
“It’s not simple. Each sport has to make their own assessment depending on the physiology of that sport, so that they can ensure there is fair competition, but also the inclusion of everyone – whether they’re male or female – so they are able to take part in the sport they love.”
As first revealed in the Guardian, the IOC has delayed updating its 2015 guidelines because finding a consensus has proved so difficult. But, as things stand, they state that trans women can compete in the women’s category without gender reassignment surgery as long as they keep their total testosterone level in serum below 10 nanomoles per litre.
Those guidelines have been challenged on multiple fronts, with critics noting the vast majority of females, including elite athletes, have a testosterone range of 0.12-1.78 nmol/L.
Recent scientific papers have also shown that anyone who undergoes male puberty retains significant advantages in power and strength even after taking medication to suppress their testosterone levels.

“There is a lot of disagreement across the whole world of sport and beyond on this issue of eligibility,” said Budgett. “Everyone agrees transgender women are women. But it’s a matter of eligibility for sport, and particular events, and it really has to be very sport-specific.
“One of the reasons there is no new framework published yet is not just because of the difficulty in coming to any consensus. It’s because it would have been inappropriate to come out with new guidelines just before the Olympics. There will be a new framework to help individual sports and we’re working very closely with them, but it’s not published yet.”
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I wish nothing but success for Hubbard. I hope he wins a gold medal. It'd be great entertainment.
 
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