Non-man (formerly known as woman)

Quote: DoubleGold

You have to find the data on your own because it's very negative.

The MSM article reference about Obama and the ideology, was so left of center folks would believe it.

As I mentioned in the post, it's relevant because of the motive being pure (he would have had nothing to personally gain).

No, that is a total copout. You are making a claim. The burden is on the claimant to provide the data.

"Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence" (James Randi), I actually don't necessarily agree, the level/burden of evidence is the same, but it is a good quote.

Quote: Gandler

No, that is a total copout. You are making a claim. The burden is on the claimant to provide the data.

"Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence" (James Randi), I actually don't necessarily agree, the level/burden of evidence is the same, but it is a good quote.

No, you have it wrong.

http://diversitytomorrow.com/thread/3822/4/#post203767

This person stands out also (see link).


You have to do your own sleuthing.

The conspiracy theory is she's a son of a Libyan General (Aroush).

In Libya, Kamal is the male name and Kamala the female name.



There are some pics for her too.

Even if the pics were doctored, the similarities are amazing.

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Kamala Harris Was Single Until She Was 50 Years Old

November 8, 2020
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Maybe, considering all the singlist attitudes, she would not have been selected as Joe Biden’s running mate if she were spouseless, but that’s about societal prejudices, and not about her.
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https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/living-single/202011/kamala-harris-was-single-until-she-was-50-years-old

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Quote: Gandler

No, that is a total copout. You are making a claim. The burden is on the claimant to provide the data.

Come on Gander, you aren't new to the internet. People can spew anything they want here with backing it up.

Quote: DRich

Come on Gander, you aren't new to the internet. People can spew anything they want here with backing it up.

Sadly, that is correct.

It's only going to get worse before it gets better.


Senator Cruz asked a question to the President of the Human Rights Campaign Kelley Robinson.

He asked her if she thought there is any difference between women and men.


The answer is pretty obvious, because male human cells have the XX chromosome and female XY.

But she couldn't answer in the wrong way because she could lose her job.


Then on top of this androgynous energy, we have artificial graphic processing.

A picture can be drawn to what a person types it to be.


Then to top it off, there are deep fakes, body doubles, and clones.

In an attempt to show the other side:


A story of a person that struggled with identity growing up.

Somewhat like a diary, from the age of 6 to 26 years old.

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I Am A Transwoman. I Am In The Closet. I Am Not Coming Out.

Mar 11, 2016
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I am six years old.

I wake up from a dream that I am a girl, my heart racing, feeling sick to my stomach. I am not sick with disgust; I am sick with shame. It’s not the first time I’ve had this dream, although it is one of my earliest memories. What I feel (although I won’t have access to the metaphor until years later) is like I have, via a rogue HDMI adapter, accidentally projected my most intimate browsing history in front of a classroom. I feel that somehow I’ve been caught—as if everyone in the world watched my dream in their sleep last night. But I want to dream it again. I am six years old and I believe in God, so I pray to dream it again, which — of course — I do.

Correlation, meet causation. No funny business, you two.



I am seven years old.

In school we read a chapter book about a boy who changes into a girl. My heart throbs until I feel it in my teeth and I feel like everyone is staring at me. Of course, they aren’t. Back at home I stare at the cover, which shows a boy looking into a mirror to see a girl looking back, and I cry.

I hear from a terrible singing cricket that if you wish upon a star it will come true. Almost every night I sneak out of bed and stare out the window, wishing on every star I can see, just to cover my bases. Ever the magical thinker, I tell myself that if I wish out loud one thousand times, I will wake up with long hair in cute pajamas with a different name — and maybe freckles. One thousand, to me, is such a powerfully large number that the cosmic committees — which listen up at night for desperate, whispered wishes — couldn’t possibly miss me. I wish I were a girl, I say to myself over and over (demonstrating a frankly impressive grasp of the past subjunctive). Soon I am singing it to the tune of “The Farmer in the Dell.” I laugh at this, out loud, and it feels like there are two of me sitting awake in my bed — me in cuffed baseball pajamas, and me in the blue nightgown I covet on Wendy Darling.

I am aware that the singing cricket movie is not the Wendy Darling movie. Don’t be pedantic; I am seven years old.
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https://medium.com/@jencoates/i-am-a-transwoman-i-am-in-the-closet-i-am-not-coming-out-4c2dd1907e42

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you do seem to have more sympathy towards gender dysphoria problems than other things on the agenda

it's hard not to sympathize with the genuine cases. I am alarmed by the ones where there was no sign of it till a kid goes deep into social media or gets convinced by any other outside influence

and then there is the matter of reinforcing the idea that surgical attempts to create an other-sex body is the solution

how is that the solution?

Quote: odiousgambit

I am alarmed by the ones where there was no sign of it till a kid goes deep into social media or gets convinced by any other outside influence

I am alarmed by the cases of unicorns flying down from the moon and kidnapping our children.