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now ... if you reblog from ONE person ? that is ok. we all reblog from one person.

if you reblog from TWO people??? ok that is strange ... but still allowed

but ohhh boy. if you reblog from. a third person. then you're a fucking Peed of Phile. (i will not elaborate on who most of these people are or why theyre allegedly EvilBad. surely pointing to them is enough for you to know what evil trannies they are)

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Buckle up, European and Foreigner Tumblypoos, because I'm about to learn you a thing about AMERICA.

You see these delectable motherflippers? These are called STATES. You stupid foreigners might not be able to wrap your head around this, but basically they're administrative subdivisions of the country.

And here's the thing: They are totally heckin' different from each other! For instance, New York:

Looks TOTALLY DIFFERENT from Kansas:

And they both look TOTALLY different from California!

So before you make fun of an American for not knowing where tiny third-world countries like "Check Republic" or "South Korea" are, maybe think about how much we have to learn about the unique regional differences in our OWN country. Maybe you should think about AMERICA more.

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being a fan of a friend's ocs is actually so humiliating....... like yes my favourite character rn is tragically doomed and a pillar of humanity who i think is relevant to the current world. you can find information about them on discord dot com and sometimes in late-night conversations with this guy i know. what the fuck

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When the mutual you really enjoy seeing in ur notes shows up in ur notes

#Shoop #miss you.

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guy sitting in front of me in class was vandalizing wikipedia and i kept reverting his edits as soon as he made them and he couldn't figure out why it was happening

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i actually don't care if this or that tgirl who was called out is, in fact, dangerous because the medium of the Callout isn't an effective vehicle for dealing with genuinely dangerous people in your spaces to begin with. it is a vehicle first and foremost for abuse, rumor milling and social murder, and any dangerous individual who's caught in the process is a matter of pure coincidence, not a result of the system working as intended. also i think the best way to make sure that abusive or predatory people get worse and even more dangerous is to socially isolate them and cut them off from anybody who could challenge them to change and own up to their actions. i don't support prisons for the same reason

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people in the notes of that boycott post acting like academia is this wholly separate thing from the state lmfao. this is an even more insane claim to make about the social sciences, which are one of the main faculties being boycotted. what social scientific research do you think is being produced in a settler colonial state actively conducting genocide? like there is such a wildly out of touch perception that social scientists & humanities academics are these vanguards of progressivism holding the hordes of ignorant conservatives at bay. the decades-old reactionary claim that the university is a commie hive-mind has been fully internalised by the general population. social science departments are some of the most right wing places I’ve ever worked in precisely because they are an extension of the state. whether they’re publicly or privately funded, research grants and student funding and hiring decisions and research agendas and equipment purchases and conferences and software licensing are structured to accommodate the desires of the people who fund them. the fact that they do a land acknowledgement before teaching you how to produce optimal statistical models and crime maps for local police departments doesn’t mean these places are somehow less materially implicated in oppression. academia is an intellectual arm of the state and the only moral response to israel committing unprecedented levels of violence murder and destruction is to said arm of the state

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Shout-out to all the stories that didn't make it out of the shower with us in time to be actually written down.

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Nobody in this game has any chill

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Once while I was at work a grown ass man told me "no matter how tough you act you'll never be a man, just like I'll never be a woman" and I know he MEANT like "I'm tougher than you because women are weak" but I heard it in Queer and went "Oh.... sweetheart" and he just completely recoiled it was insane

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Before the abolition of slavery in the United States, the majority of American Christians believed God condoned slavery. That didn't change until after the abolition of slavery. Abolitionist Christians existed, and there were denominational splits over the issue, but the abolition of slavery wasn't made possible through those abolitionist Christians persuading their fellow Christians to change their minds. Their fellow Christians were only able to gain space to change their minds once slavery was abolished. Before it was abolished, many Christians didn't have the ability to imagine God beyond a God that ordained the status quo. The same lack of imagination exists today. This is how most beliefs function. We rationalize and internalize the reality that has been institutionalized in our everyday lives. We naturally want to assume that there must be a good reason that things are the way they are, and that people much smarter than us must have set things up this way. Obviously, individuals can change their minds on their own, but the only way to change minds on a mass scale is to transform the institutions in our everyday lives to give people a new reality to rationalize and internalize. This is how minds change en masse, for better or for worse. Before a massive transformation, people fight and cling to their old conceptions of God, claiming that those who are trying to transform things are working against God, who carefully set things up the way they are. Then, after the transformation takes place, people praise God for leading the way for this necessary historic change. . . . Abolishing the institutions that maintain our inequalities is the only way to open up space for Christian teachings that preach equality to become the norm. Christian history is filled with those who understood this and were empowered by their faith to resist the institutions that used Christianity to oppress them. Those who choose to continue this important work today are joining a long line of Christians who helped shape the path toward our collective liberation.

Damon Garcia, The God Who Riots: Taking Back the Radical Jesus

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tumblr users will make entire burner accounts with the sole purpose of saying “this tranny i mean shemale i mean trans girl once reblogged a post made by somebody she didn’t even follow, and that person later turned out to be a predator. and their account was nuked so it doesn’t even matter. but one (1) time she reblogged a post from them!!!.” there is no such thing as benefit of the doubt when it comes to trans women. we are all predators waiting to be proven it by the flimsiest receipts you could ever muster up

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Its really funny how popular chilchuck x senshi appears to be with tumblr users that would obviously write callouts and blocklists if they were a pair of women and they saw trans women shipping them.

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>*big bold font*

>YOU'RE NOW READING

>*scary screenshot*

>A GOOD OLD FASHIONED

>*anonymous author with fandom name*

>NON-TRANSMYSOGYNISTIC CALLOUT POST

>*list of targets*

>WHERE WE PROVE BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT THAT THESE PEOPLE ARE SEX PESTS

>*tagging 1000 people*

>THIS AIN'T YOUR USUAL TRANSPHOBIC BULLSHIT

>*screenshots showing a trans woman reblogged from someone who liked a post from a deactivated blog that followed an account which-*

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beating the transmisogyny allegations by writing a 150 page google doc accusing a bunch of trans women of pedophilia