The FARTs found that post about razorblades and boy are they pissed. They seem to think it makes a big difference whether or not itâs true, as if this is the worst thing theyâve been accused of, rather than being a tiny drop in the massive ocean of much more serious FART violence that goes on every damn day. You bet your collective arse Iâm not apologising to you disgusting excuses for human beings.
For the benefit of my followers, who are not awful people, it appears that this was probably a case of someone saying âWatch out for razorblades when youâre taking down stickers, people sometimes put them behind these kind of disgusting hateful stickersâ which was then reinterpreted through the grapevine as âRazorblades have been found behind these stickersâ. So you should still all be careful, any time youâre removing fash propaganda, because itâs never worth taking the risk.
For the benefit of the FARTs in my notifications: fuck off. If you donât want these kinds of rumours to spread you should work on making them less eminently believable.
ETA: Bonus points to the now-blocked individual who called me Hitler, youâre living your best life ainât ya.
âThey seem to think it makes a big difference whether or not itâs true,â
broâŚ
The genderists have started just openly admitting to the libel theyâre spreading against radical feminists, so thatâs a fun way to start my Tuesday.
OP, it DOES make a big difference whether the things you say are true or not, especially when youâre accusing people/groups of people of doing things to physically endanger others.
Let me ask you a question: If radical feminists really commit a âmassive ocean of serious violenceâ, then why do you need to lie about radical feminists doing things like this? Why not talk about all the violence that you claim radical feminists ACTUALLY commit? If weâre the monsters you say we are, then expose us.
Lying makes you look worse than us tbh.
Okay but theyâre unironically calling people FARTs can we please talk about this ,, ,đłđłđł
Ariana Grande, ending white cis-het misogynists one at a time
I wouldâve scratched myself to blood to not walk out that room if i was in her position
she makes me so happy. Iâm so proud of her. itâs hard to do that when itâs you vs everyone else in the room. especially cause theyâre obnoxious
this country is dumb as shit. explain american bathroom politics to the avg immigrant and see the response u get. I showed that stuff and the âbio sex is a social constructâ crap to my chinese immigrant physician and she was like why is this country so stupidâŚlmao
Sid said life was much simpler in his younger years, when he was
labeled a tomboy for playing with trucks instead of Barbie dolls.
âI was just very masculine growing up as a child, but I had no
knowledge of what it was to be transgender,â Sid said. âI had no wanting
to be a boy or really even a girlâI was just being a kid. No one really
cared about what I looked like. But you hit middle school and the peer
pressure and influence starts.â
In sixth grade, Sid began realizing that he didnât look or act like
other girlsâthey were fascinated with wearing makeup, straightening
their hair and talking about boys, while he had short hair and wore boy
shorts and baggy shirts to school every day. Sid remembers trying, for a
time, to conform to what seemed normal by growing long locks and
maintaining a more feminine appearance.
âIt was just really fake. I didnât have much depth to myself as a
person,â he said. âI wasnât really sure who I was, but then again, I
didnât think about it too much because I was like, 11 or 12 years old. I
thought this was something everyone goes through.â
Sidâs transition began in eighth grade, when he came out as a lesbian
to his friends and family. He began facing instances of cyber bullying
on the site Ask.fm, where peers sent him hateful messages. Rather than
becoming depressed about the negativity, Sid said he began embracing who
he is and truly understanding the separation of gender and orientation.
âI realized that I was born a maleâthatâs what it is to be
transgender,â Sid said. âWe are born the identity weâre supposed to live
as. It took me a long time, but the epiphany I had was that I was born
in the wrong body, not that my mind was wrong.â
As a girl who grew up not conforming to gender roles, this is really fucking outrageous and sad to me.
Itâs okay to be a girl and not care about boys, makeup, dresses, and dolls. Itâs normal. Itâs okay. Weâre human beings and weâre diverse and weâre not all going to fit in the little gender role boxes that were crafted for us.
Transing children for not conforming to gender roles is sick.
This is the one big thing that bothers me
because I had lesbian friends tell me their stories, and had a trans acquaintance tell me and my girlfriend that -oh, not to worry- i, drift, will be transitioning soon because i am a boyish lesbian. (Yes i had a period where i looked much much less femme).
If you feel that your body is somehow wrong and should be different, i accept that and i believe that the option of changing it should be available for all, without question.
But for gods sake, do not use transitioning as an excuse to reinforce gender roles. Gender roles are bullshit. We are allowed to enjoy things that are traditionally âfor the other genderâ. You can love people of the same sex. You can wear skirts if you are a man and you can be into makeup. You can be a mechanic if you are a woman, you can hate makeup and skirts. NONE of those things define womanhood and manhood. And implying so would be misogynistic, homophobic and, well, transphobic.
I dont actually know, and I would like to find out if there is any solid data quantifying this pressure to transition if you dont fit in. Let me know if you got anything, any studies? But it definitely exists. And I really hope that it is not a frequent thing.
Trans activists and genderists could be using their time to do some actual justice in this world like⌠idk volunteer at a soup kitchen?? but instead their priorities are to harass women on the internet, make endless arguments about dumbass genderist bullshit, spread misinformation⌠AND feel complacent about it as if they are a paragon of social justice. Yâall do not help this world
Donât even talk to me about working in the kitchen, I LIVE in there!! My meatloaf sandwhich is the best youâll ever eat. So good youâll say âplease, this is too good, itâs so good I canât eat anymoreâ.
Justine Troondeau 