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I thought it was TOO outlandish to believe at first but with the way everything has been going on lately I don't think anything that happens at the ranch can surprise me.
Like why doesn't that building have windows?
Kevin Gibes / Kathryn Gibes / TransSalamander / RageTreb / The Green Salamander - "Am hole:" The epitomized Twitter MtF you thought was just a myth! Donate to his Transformers toy fund today!
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Like why doesn't that building have windows?
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Otherwise it would happen, but somebody has to be the hole, and he is.
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I hole, therefore I am
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But shouldn't the hole be functional? Maybe he is just there so the other troons can at least say, "thank God I'm not as bad off as that poor bastard". You're guaranteed to not be the most pathetic loser if Kev's around.
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He's got four gigabytes of fucking porn, and apparently he payed for all of it. Who the fuck pays for porn anymore?
>"Crippling amounts of empathy"
Says the autist who
- shrieks at his followers when they say something he even slightly disagrees with
- kicked his brother out and expects to be forgiven without doing anything
- watches his housemates toil away doing manual labor while he sits inside and browses twitter
- screeched at his elderly mother after she mentioned being in pain because she called him a childhood nickname
- thinks constantly talking about porn and fetishes is an even remotely appropriate way to interact with other human beings
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Why does he even watch porn? Nothing works down there. Seems like it would be pretty frustrating to watch it if you don't have functioning genitalia. Maybe it's just research so he can continue with his pretend thirst posts. Everything about Kev seems like larping. It's almost as if he isn't human at all. He's somehow made himself into a rough parody of a human being by trying to emulate the worst of Twitter degeneracy.
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Old habits die hard? He might also want the illusion of, or a substitute for sex, just like how he gets the substitute for having a relationship and the illusion of being loved and desired on twatter dot com.
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Hmmm I'm the last one to get uppity over fictional characters, but with Kevin... I'll just say
SPYRO IS A CHILD
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He wrapped his critique of dumb product marketing with a heavy dose of cultural insensitivity and homophobia, and used family guy as an exampleThoughts of masculinity
Big yikes. 
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Kevin describing himself as having a "crippling amount of empathy" has me somewhere between MOTI and incredibly amused. I feel so conflicted about this absolute sociopath.
It's almost as hypocritical as him ripping on capitalism while spending all his money on plastic kids' toys produced by multi-national corporations.
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What did the tangerine terror do against trannies now?
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Transgender people deny the existence of biological sex:
The administration just recognized biological sex:
Link & archive.
HHS Finalizes Rule on Section 1557 Protecting Civil Rights in Healthcare, Restoring the Rule of Law, and Relieving Americans of Billions in Excessive Costs
Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) finalized a rule under Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that maintains vigorous enforcement of federal civil rights laws on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, and sex, and restores the rule of law by revising certain provisions that go beyond the plain meaning of the law as enacted by Congress. The final rule will also relieve the American people of approximately $2.9 billion in undue and ineffective regulatory burdens over five years.
Conforming to the Text of Our Laws
In Section 1557, Congress prohibited covered health programs or activities from discriminating on any of the grounds protected by longstanding federal civil rights statutes. One of those federal statues is Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX) prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex in certain federally funded programs. In 2016, the previous administration issued a regulation implementing Section 1557 (the 2016 Rule) that redefined sex discrimination to include termination of pregnancy and gender identity, which it defined as “one’s internal sense of gender, which may be male, female, neither, or a combination of male and female.”
On December 31, 2016, a federal court preliminarily enjoined, on a nationwide basis the prior administration’s attempt to redefine sex discrimination in the 2016 Rule, concluding that the provisions were likely contrary to applicable civil rights law, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and the Administrative Procedure Act. A second federal court agreed. On October 15, 2019, the first federal court issued a final judgment, and vacated and remanded these provisions as unlawful; this final ruling is binding on HHS.
HHS has not been able to enforce these provisions since December 2016, and the provisions have been vacated since October 2019. Under the final rule, HHS eliminates certain provisions of the 2016 Rule that exceeded the scope of the authority delegated by Congress in Section 1557. HHS will enforce Section 1557 by returning to the government’s interpretation of sex discrimination according to the plain meaning of the word “sex” as male or female and as determined by biology. The 2016 Rule declined to recognize sexual orientation as a protected category under the ACA, and HHS will leave that judgment undisturbed.
Continued Robust Enforcement of Civil Rights Law
Under the final rule, HHS will continue to vigorously enforce federal civil rights laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, and sex in healthcare, as Section 1557 provides. The final rule retains protections from the 2016 Rule that ensure physical access for individuals with disabilities to healthcare facilities and appropriate communication technology to assist persons who are visually or hearing-impaired. The final rule also retains certain protections from 2016 Rule for non-English speakers, including the right to meaningful language access to healthcare, qualification standards for translators and interpreters, and limitations on the use of minors and family members as translators in healthcare settings. Regulated entities will also continue to be required to provide written assurances to HHS that they will comply with Section 1557’s civil rights protections and the final rule.
“HHS respects the dignity of every human being, and as we have shown in our response to the pandemic, we vigorously protect and enforce the civil rights of all to the fullest extent permitted by our laws as passed by Congress. We are unwavering in our commitment to enforcing civil rights in healthcare,” Roger Severino, Director of the Office for Civil Rights at HHS.
Removing Costly and Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens
The final rule will also relieve the American people of approximately $2.9 billion in unnecessary regulatory burdens over five years from eliminating the mandate for regulated entities to send patients and customers excessive “notice and taglines” inserts in 15 or more foreign languages in almost every health care mailing, costs that get passed down to patients and consumers. These expensive notices have not generally proven effective at accomplishing their purpose of providing meaningful language access to healthcare.
“Now more than ever, Americans do not want billions of dollars in ineffective regulatory burdens raising the costs of their healthcare. We are doing our part to reel in unnecessary costs that add economic burdens to patients, providers, and insurers alike,” concluded Severino.
Today, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) finalized a rule under Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) that maintains vigorous enforcement of federal civil rights laws on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, and sex, and restores the rule of law by revising certain provisions that go beyond the plain meaning of the law as enacted by Congress. The final rule will also relieve the American people of approximately $2.9 billion in undue and ineffective regulatory burdens over five years.
Conforming to the Text of Our Laws
In Section 1557, Congress prohibited covered health programs or activities from discriminating on any of the grounds protected by longstanding federal civil rights statutes. One of those federal statues is Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX) prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex in certain federally funded programs. In 2016, the previous administration issued a regulation implementing Section 1557 (the 2016 Rule) that redefined sex discrimination to include termination of pregnancy and gender identity, which it defined as “one’s internal sense of gender, which may be male, female, neither, or a combination of male and female.”
On December 31, 2016, a federal court preliminarily enjoined, on a nationwide basis the prior administration’s attempt to redefine sex discrimination in the 2016 Rule, concluding that the provisions were likely contrary to applicable civil rights law, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and the Administrative Procedure Act. A second federal court agreed. On October 15, 2019, the first federal court issued a final judgment, and vacated and remanded these provisions as unlawful; this final ruling is binding on HHS.
HHS has not been able to enforce these provisions since December 2016, and the provisions have been vacated since October 2019. Under the final rule, HHS eliminates certain provisions of the 2016 Rule that exceeded the scope of the authority delegated by Congress in Section 1557. HHS will enforce Section 1557 by returning to the government’s interpretation of sex discrimination according to the plain meaning of the word “sex” as male or female and as determined by biology. The 2016 Rule declined to recognize sexual orientation as a protected category under the ACA, and HHS will leave that judgment undisturbed.
Continued Robust Enforcement of Civil Rights Law
Under the final rule, HHS will continue to vigorously enforce federal civil rights laws prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, and sex in healthcare, as Section 1557 provides. The final rule retains protections from the 2016 Rule that ensure physical access for individuals with disabilities to healthcare facilities and appropriate communication technology to assist persons who are visually or hearing-impaired. The final rule also retains certain protections from 2016 Rule for non-English speakers, including the right to meaningful language access to healthcare, qualification standards for translators and interpreters, and limitations on the use of minors and family members as translators in healthcare settings. Regulated entities will also continue to be required to provide written assurances to HHS that they will comply with Section 1557’s civil rights protections and the final rule.
“HHS respects the dignity of every human being, and as we have shown in our response to the pandemic, we vigorously protect and enforce the civil rights of all to the fullest extent permitted by our laws as passed by Congress. We are unwavering in our commitment to enforcing civil rights in healthcare,” Roger Severino, Director of the Office for Civil Rights at HHS.
Removing Costly and Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens
The final rule will also relieve the American people of approximately $2.9 billion in unnecessary regulatory burdens over five years from eliminating the mandate for regulated entities to send patients and customers excessive “notice and taglines” inserts in 15 or more foreign languages in almost every health care mailing, costs that get passed down to patients and consumers. These expensive notices have not generally proven effective at accomplishing their purpose of providing meaningful language access to healthcare.
“Now more than ever, Americans do not want billions of dollars in ineffective regulatory burdens raising the costs of their healthcare. We are doing our part to reel in unnecessary costs that add economic burdens to patients, providers, and insurers alike,” concluded Severino.
"HHS will enforce Section 1557 by returning to the government’s interpretation of sex discrimination according to the plain meaning of the word 'sex' as male or female and as determined by biology."
tl;dr: Kevie male. Kevie mad.
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I don't often comment on politics, but even I can admit that's incredibly amusing timing given the recent "biological sex isn't real" hysteria.
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Maybe this is late or dumb or something but I genuinely miss adverts like this.
It reminds me of when I was a kid and my family would go on vacation and every tacky novelty shirt shop had a corner of Big Johnson shirts tucked away out of sight somewhere.
This whole bullshit that men and women are the same and it's problematic to disagree and you have to advertise to everyone like we're one big homogeneous blob is honestly hitting different for some reason and kind of has me MOTI.
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I think they're trying to rebuild Krema II to get rid of the bodies.
And it was such a nice wooden shed.
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It’s a troon thing, Blanchard and/or Lawrence documented it but the specifics are escaping me. Basically autogynephiliacs becomes so entrenched in their fetish that it brings them comfort long after wearing silk panties and fingering their am holes stops getting them off. Kevin is living the autogynephiliac story arc with very little deviation from the plot.
I wish he’d share with us just one pic of his weird flap before it gets the snip. I hope the surgeon hides smelling vials in his Covid mask, that am hole must be absolutely rank.
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Indeed lol
Mode_View is just so... Mode_View. I don't know how else to describe him.
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Mode_View is just so... Mode_View. I don't know how else to describe him.
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Holy shit does Penny and Crew actually fucking hate trans people? There “tRans Heaven cottage” has a literal fucking tin roof like a fucking re-education camp or something. That’s gonna fucking be an oven in the high altitude summer. I will also gander a guess there not gonna shill out for any air con. Also the windows are tiny, ok for colder climate but won’t help to get air circulation when you want to open them during your dilation sessions.
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I wonder why mode_view hasn’t been invited up to tranny Waco yet. I thought their whole thing was “housing vulnerable trans people”, especially marginalized bricks and hons. Surely mode_view’s pathetic ass hits the marker, no? Unless.... the ranch has a no fats policy because they expect whoever they house to be dtf (down to fuck/farm)anyways lol