It still strikes me as splitting hairs when it really doesn't matter in the big picture. Is this really a thing that you can spend all of your time thinking about?
I'm fairly contrarian on this forum, because its shit post land. That being said.
I have no problem with adults that are trans or those who want to be trans and leave everyone else alone. It used to be about 10 to 1 for Men transitioning to women vs women to men. Often after years of counseling and not taking the decision lightly. All that I knew then stayed as the gender that they transitioned to.
There were also a small portion of people assigned the wrong gender at birth, had a rare genetic issue or were exposed to high androgen levels during pregnancy.
The issue is with the children pushed into believing they are trans and adults then pushig them to damage their health and the transtrenders that swap their gender identity every 6 months whilst demanding the world accommodates their demands.
The trans people I grew up with as friends, colleagues and family, just wanted to be treated as normal and accepted.
The transtrenders want everyone to stop what they are doing, change their language, change the laws and don't particularly know what they want apart from the desire to be special or different and be part of the social media crowd. I am empathetic to their mental health issues but the majority are undergoing hormone therapy, pushing others to do it, then after 2 years de-transitioning after they have destroyed their health. Hormone therapy (is probably) not the best treatment for anxiety and depression disorders.
There is a high proportion that also believe Marxism is a good idea. I am not entirely sure what the percentage of trans-trenders that are larping as communists or far left is exactly but I think it is a significant proportion. If there were more that were libertarian or possibly classical liberal then I would probably be less annoyed.
This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: May 1 2022, 07:54
Brandon made his classic 'don't jump' joke whilst giving out awards to Paralympic Athletes.
I just came across this video of Trump taking time out of his busy day when he was president in 2019 to talk to a dying man who had this wish on his bucket list. The guy ended up dying several days later. It'll make you misty-eyed when you watch it. He had said that phone call meant everything to him.
The video clip I was originally looking for was when a CNN reporter this morning was bitching about how someone referred to Trump as President Trump when he's no longer president. Then the other CNN reporter started talking about him and said President...former President Trump. LMAO
The video clip I was originally looking for was when a CNN reporter this morning was bitching about how someone referred to Trump as President Trump when he's no longer president. Then the other CNN reporter started talking about him and said President...former President Trump. LMAO
They started referring to Obama as Former President Obama more often now after he joined in saying Vice President Biden.
This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: May 6 2022, 09:32
This whole leaked abortion ruling was supposedly done on purpose. Probably leaked to give the Dems leverage in the midterm elections. People are really angry at taking away abortion rights and it is pretty outrageous but it all seems like it was rigged like everything is these days. That's the main thing I can't stand about Republicans, their religious nutty right to life BS. They're also gun crazy but it's in our constitution to bear arms. Democrats are completely batshit crazy all the time.
Brandon is now trying to blame all his wrongdoing on the GOP and even Trump which is typical potato behavior. Inflation, war, high gas prices, etc. He's a Catholic who is pro choice and supports trannies which I've never heard of them doing. Child molesting is very Catholic which he's into. Trump's angry tweets seem really tame compared to all the shit going on now.
This whole leaked abortion ruling was supposedly done on purpose.
Of course it was, they even tracked down the activist clerk who in the past said that people should oppose the supreme court and undermine it. The protestors were also prepared with signs and costumes.
As some commentators have pointed out, the principle of Roe vs Wade was based on the right to privacy, that medical procedures should be private between the patient and doctor.
Democrats then mandated the vaccine medical procedure and required proof of vaccination thus undermining the medical rights based tenuously on privacy. Then the Roe vs Wade ruling got over turned.
Luckily most Dem voters these days don't seem very smart. Not that most rusted on Republicans are much better.
Luckily most Dem voters these days don't seem very smart.
They're dead people is why.
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A woman walking her dog in East Hollywood over the weekend found a box of more than 100 mail-in ballots for the upcoming election just sitting on the sidewalk.
Even with Roe/Wade, it doesn't stop home remedy methods such as Falcon Punch or Hammer Time. [url=https://files.catbox.moe/fq4.webm]
Um, while I do appreciate Best Gore treats, you're not really allowed to post stuff like that. Christ, that's disturbing. But at least she's beating it now rather than waiting until it's born.
That's probably what Brandon's mom and pop did to him in utero and made him have mashed potato brains. Ultra Maga is the new thing Brandon has been saying. No one even knows what that means as his brain cells continue to erode.
If his account is restored on Twitter, it will mean people sacrificed the USA to stop mean tweets for literally nothing.
That's the damn truth. Dumb woke people are in control and it's like they're going balls-out stupid. Trump must have a lot of shit on people and they're afraid he'll talk. Other than that I can't understand why they hate him so much. Maybe it's his shiny hair. He's been endorsing candidates for the primaries and they've all won so far except one last I heard. Since Dr Oz has been a Trumper, people hate him, too. I don't mind him so much, he seems pretty passionate about doing the right thing.
I just hope that annoying MyPillow guy stays out of politics, I can't stand him. You watch one news station and his money-grubber commercial comes on and then in an attempt to get away from him you turn it to another news channel and the same commercial is on there, too. >_<
That's the damn truth. Dumb woke people are in control and it's like they're going balls-out stupid.
Biden said he was going to address inflation as a priority again to address the baby formula shortages and increased gas costs. He then revoked the approval of oil leases and also prioritized milk powder to illegal immigrants and Ukraine.
I think they are speed running the destruction of the US and doing better than anyone expected.
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There was a Pooper Saiyan joke in there somewhere and you missed it
I didn't watch the new kai. They are even talking about ULTRA MAGA on the news here now.
They also had that documentary where they found Neo-nazis in my country, 20 of them on facebook. This highlights the need for new government oversight laws to stop this threat.
This post has been edited by EsotericSatire: May 13 2022, 04:53
Biden said he was going to address inflation as a priority <snip>
Among the Biden administration solutions is an impending increase in social security payments (in 2023) to offset inflation. This was originally proposed to be as much as CPCI 8.5 percent to basically be COLA for 2022, but the actual inflation is much higher than 8.5 percent as the democrats changed too many definitions as well as what factors go into calculating the highly-politicized CPCI inflation index. I see most items (combined dry goods, food, services), though not all, in my area having basically a 38% price increase since 2020 when both Direct_Inflation and Shrinkflation are included in the final price. My area is prosperous which is probably why prices could increase to take up slack for places where prices cannot increase without total loss of sales. Chain sellers have different prices which is why one supermarket chain I shop at will have the same item over one dollar higher priced at my local shop than at the same chain store's shop at the other end of the city in the poorer area. I sort of resent being used to subsidize food prices for the poorer people, but I can understand the store chain's reasoning that prices in that section of town must be lower in order to keep meaningful quantity sales of that product. This social security payment increase means that social security funding will run out of money even sooner. It's also "criminal" how the democrats increased Supplemental Social Security payments to people who have never had net contributions to the pooled Social Security funds. But Biden is leaving the problem to a future government to handle since he is "spending" its political capital now for election advantages. I find this is corruption just like his very wasteful spending down of the strategic petroleum reserve to reduce fuel price increases.
**Direct_Inflation - I coined this term for my own use because most other official terms have been politicized and no longer mean what they used to be. Direct_inflation is simply the actual price increase in an item. If the item was $1.00 in November 2020 and is now $1.38 in May 2022, that is 38 percent Direct_inflation. Direct_inflation is the inflation that my wallet sees when paying out money for a service or product. It doesn't include shrinkflation or the intangible "virtual inflation" that results when product quality is decreased. ** Shrinkflation - is a somewhat politicized term to describe inflation due to product changes to keep the price the same. If the product price in Nov 2020 is the same as it is now in May 2022, but the quantity has changed from 10 ounces to now be 8 ounces, that is a shrink of 20% which implies the product inflated in price by approximately 20% (19% depending on economic education viewpoint). ** Some inflation cannot be measured as number because the product quality has changed in order to keep both the price and quantity the same. For example, some foods have decreased their protein content by as much as 17% but kept the quantity (by adding filler and processing aids (which don't need to be listed on the legal ingredient label)) the same while only increasing the price by 20% since 2020. I would like to include this nutritional change as part of the inflation, but cannot.
Among the Biden administration solutions is an impending increase in social security payments (in 2023) to offset inflation. This was originally proposed to be as much as CPCI 8.5 percent to basically be COLA for 2022, but the actual inflation is much higher than 8.5 percent as the democrats changed too many definitions as well as what factors go into calculating the highly-politicized CPCI inflation index. I see most items (combined dry goods, food, services), though not all, in my area having basically a 38% price increase since 2020 when both Direct_Inflation and Shrinkflation are included in the final price. My area is prosperous which is probably why prices could increase to take up slack for places where prices cannot increase without total loss of sales. Chain sellers have different prices which is why one supermarket chain I shop at will have the same item over one dollar higher priced at my local shop than at the same chain store's shop at the other end of the city in the poorer area. I sort of resent being used to subsidize food prices for the poorer people, but I can understand the store chain's reasoning that prices in that section of town must be lower in order to keep meaningful quantity sales of that product. This social security payment increase means that social security funding will run out of money even sooner. It's also "criminal" how the democrats increased Supplemental Social Security payments to people who have never had net contributions to the pooled Social Security funds. But Biden is leaving the problem to a future government to handle since he is "spending" its political capital now for election advantages. I find this is corruption just like his very wasteful spending down of the strategic petroleum reserve to reduce fuel price increases. **Direct_Inflation - I coined this term for my own use because most other official terms have been politicized and no longer mean what they used to be. Direct_inflation is simply the actual price increase in an item. If the item was $1.00 in November 2020 and is now $1.38 in May 2022, that is 38 percent Direct_inflation. Direct_inflation is the inflation that my wallet sees when paying out money for a service or product. It doesn't include shrinkflation or the intangible "virtual inflation" that results when product quality is decreased. ** Shrinkflation - is a somewhat politicized term to describe inflation due to product changes to keep the price the same. If the product price in Nov 2020 is the same as it is now in May 2022, but the quantity has changed from 10 ounces to now be 8 ounces, that is a shrink of 20% which implies the product inflated in price by approximately 20% (19% depending on economic education viewpoint). ** Some inflation cannot be measured as number because the product quality has changed in order to keep both the price and quantity the same. For example, some foods have decreased their protein content by as much as 17% but kept the quantity (by adding filler and processing aids (which don't need to be listed on the legal ingredient label)) the same while only increasing the price by 20% since 2020. I would like to include this nutritional change as part of the inflation, but cannot.
Reading your posts always come out to be an enjoyable experience. It makes me wish I had something meaningful to say.
Let's Go, Brandon!, CLAP CLAP CLAP-CLAP-CLAP
May 1 2022, 07:30
