Matthew Harks. Tara Pearsall. Fallon Aubee. Tara Desousa. John Boulachanis.
A serial pedophile. A serial sex offender. A contract killer. A child killer. A murderer.
All going for the same gambit. Now Williams.
I, Napoleon
I, Napoleon
Heh. It’s come to this.
Joe Biden says there's "no room to compromise" on trans issues, as Bernie Sanders faces backlash for touting an endorsement from @joerogan, who's been a critic of forcing female athletes to compete against biologically male athletes who identify as trans https://t.co/jCJpO5OjMr
— Peter J. Hasson (@peterjhasson) January 25, 2020
They’ll turn this into a Joe Rogan Trump endorsement before it’s over.
I, Napoleon
Denver Post writer fired after arguing there are only two sexes
Let Me Fix That Headline For You
Visit The Washington Monument While You Still Can
Seattle Progressives slam ‘problematic’ performance of ‘Mrs. Doubtfire.’
I, Napoleon
I am a professor of philosophy, employed at a British university in a Philosophy Department. Today, an UK employment tribunal judge ruled that the belief that biological sex is immutable, and that it is impossible to change one’s sex, is “incompatible with human dignity and fundamental rights of others”.
Fallout!
Woke author JK Rowling, who retroactively made her book characters gay to appease the mob, is getting attacked by the same mob for not being woke enough. pic.twitter.com/qKxAxuAoTj
— Roosh (@rooshv) December 19, 2019
I, Napoleon
Transgender strippers — they’re not just for preschoolers anymore.
Last week, Seattle and King County leaders hired transgender stripper Beyoncé Black St. James to perform at their annual conference on solving homelessness.
Here's how they're using taxpayer money: pic.twitter.com/J0lCKVVfgO
— Christopher F. Rufo (@realchrisrufo) December 15, 2019
I, Napoleon
Watch out! Ze’s got a gun!
The Children Are Our Future
And it’s juxtapose time!
Because it’s 2019: Drag Queen Story Hour Continues Its Reign at Libraries, Despite Backlash
Because it’s 2019: A ten-year boy has just been charged as a sex offender as a result of a schoolyard game of tag that got out of control.
Your Moral And Intellectual Superiors
The Guardian arranged a blind date between a lesbian and a trans-identified male without making the lesbian aware her date was trans.
Remember, it was a BLIND date, to be later written up in this huge publication. That’s a lot of pressure to not be tagged a transphobe. pic.twitter.com/Q0sAqRxfr5
— Lara Adams-Miller (@LaraAdamsMille1) November 26, 2019
Thread. Some of the replies are insane.
Related: Man Accused of Hate Crime for Refusing To Have Sex with Transgender Who Has Male Genitalia
I, Napoleon
The normalization of pedophilia continues apace.
I, Napoleon
Why don’t you believe in women’s equality, Posie?
I’ve met far too many fucking women, that’s why.
An interview with Posie Parker: “Trans Women Aren’t Women” You’ll like her.
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A Glimpse at the Intersectional Left’s Political Endgame: “There is a word for this kind of politics and this kind of ideology when it is fully and completely realized, and it is totalitarian.”
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I, Napoleon
Sprite: the soft drink of child sexual grooming.
Here’s @Sprite joining the push for full societal rot.
If it feels like the forces pushing this degeneracy are building, it’s because they are. Don’t be shamed into silence. pic.twitter.com/5EG9A9UnZL
— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) November 16, 2019
I, Heather Swanson
NSFW
I’ve Just Flown In From California
The 17-year-old cousin of a former Conservative MP hopeful in the 2019 federal election and her friend have apparently been suspended from Stonewall Collegiate for refusing to wear a rainbow poppy.
Cyara Bird of the Little Black River First Nation, who was on the ballot for the Churchill-Keewatinook Aski riding of northern Manitoba this past election, took to Twitter tonight to express her anger after learning her cousin and another student had both been suspended for “hate speech” after rejecting the idea that rainbow poppies should replace the traditional red-and-black ones worn during their school’s Remembrance Day performance.
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Cricket: Maxine Blythin was recognised as the 2019 Kent Women Player of the Year following her role in the team’s County Championship triumph.
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Is it the end of womens sports?
One way to address these issues, Heather and her colleagues wrote in an essay published in the Journal of Medical Ethics, would be to create a handicap system that uses an algorithm to account for physiological parameters such as testosterone, hemoglobin levels, height, and endurance capacity, as well as social factors like gender identity and socioeconomic status. “Such an algorithm would be analogous to the divisions in the Paralympics, and may also include paralympians,” they write. Instead of two divisions, male and female, there would be multiple ones and “athletes would be placed into a division which best mitigates unfair physical and social parameters.” The algorithm would need to be sport-specific, and Heather and her colleagues acknowledge that producing it would be a difficult task.
No, it’s the end of women.
Where to draw the line between inclusiveness for transgender athletes and fairness for cis ones is an ethical question that ultimately requires value judgements that can only be informed, not decided, by science. Even basic notions of a level playing field aren’t easy to codify. Which means that at some point the question of who is a woman becomes a cultural inquiry: How athletically outstanding can a girl or woman be before we no longer see her as female?