Lolcow Charles Clymer / Charlotte Clymer / @cmclymer - fake feminist, fake tranny, fake veteran. SJW4$. Respect my gender identity or I'll have you fired

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Real Ariana Grande said:
I don't actually give a shit how tall dudes are, but lying about it reeks of insecurity. Women lying about their weight (and/or using filters on social media) is the female version of this phenomenon.
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Because women happily and openly mock men for a physical attribute they can do little about. I think your analogy is ill-fitting.
 
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obongo said:
Because women happily and openly mock men for a physical attribute they can do little about. I think your analogy is ill-fitting.
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People also happily and openly mock people for being white. If the existence of shallow and/or retarded people makes you lie about yourself, you are insecure, just like Charles here.
 
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LightEmittingDiode said:
Standing directly under the light like that really makes the MALE pattern baldness stand out.
So dainty. So demure.
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plus he's got lucille-bluth-driver's-license-level filtering on his cro-magnon manface1729288779617.png

just imagine how terrifying he'd look if his craggy ron jeremy visage wasn't digitally blurred into a dainty pink oval
 
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Charles "Charlotte" Clymer, most well known for the below greentext, is now a spokesperson for AllVote.
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AllVote is a PAC that seemingly runs campaigns to confuse voters in the run-up to the election, despite their stated mission being to increase voter turn out.
The Philidelphia Inquirer is now reporting that they've been sending out texts to people falsely claiming that they had already voted in the upcoming election in Pennsylvania. This has also apparently been noted in Arizona and North Carolina.
“Records show you voted,” the text read, linking them to an official Pennsylvania website with information about polling places and early voting.


But the message did not come from an official government resource or a well-known get-out-the-vote advocacy group. Instead, it was signed by “AllVote,” a self-proclaimed voter-mobilization program that election officials have repeatedly flagged as a scam to be avoided and ignored.

If “AllVote” sounds familiar, the name has been linked to other confusion-sowing text campaigns in the lead-up to the election. Montgomery County officials in August warned voters about “AllVote.com” that was texting registered voters and falsely claiming that they were not registered to vote — part of a scam to “capture personal, sensitive information from voters in an attempt to exploit them later on,” election commissioners said.

Election officials in Arizona and North Carolina raised concerns about text campaigns from an organization with the same name in recent months.
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Of course, AllVote gets their top spokesperson, Clymer, out to defend their campaign by stating... oopsy it was totally just a typo! Also, no you can't know how many people we lied to
Charlotte Clymer, a contracted spokesperson for AllVote, sent The Inquirer an apologetic statement, describing the texts as a well-intended reminder-turned-disastrous mistake, thanks to a typo committed by staffers.

“We are mortified by this mistake and the confusion it has caused,” the organization said in the statement.

The organization would not say how many voters were sent the erroneous text.
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Oh, also you can't know who funds this. That could make our funders unsafe™ due to all the far-right lynching squads going around
Clymer described AllVote as “funded by progressive donors aiming to increase voting participation” but declined to provide details about the group’s backers. A political action committee with that name was registered this year. Yet little public information is available about AllVote, and its website lists no founder or staffers.


Clymer said the organization does not disclose its backers for fear of being targeted by the far-right. She also said that election officials and news reports that issued statements characterizing their recent efforts as phishing scams were incorrect.
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Thank goodness this was good faith disinformation!
 
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