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I'm a valuable member of society.
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#32
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Hey no one said they werent valuable. Someone has been pimping shemales for long time.
I was watching a speaker last night and I found it interesting that he was saying that Marx would not be for LGBTQ rights. It would have been considered an aspect of decadence affecting bourgeois society. This guy is a big leftist in the UK and AUS so this struck me as interesting. He pointed out how LG?T#Q being used on the left is an aspect of cultural Marxism. Again the guy is a marxist so this isnt some fringe idea coming from the alt right. | ||
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Transgenderism benefits nobody. You should know that well. It just creates discontent. It is a fact of life for some though and it is only made worse by mental health workers who reinforce delusion. It is impossible to change your sex. Accepting that is the first step to happiness. As long as you cling to the delusion that you really are a woman, you will remain unhappy. Just accept that you prefer feminine things and be content being womanlike, because you will continue to be reminded that you are indeed not a woman indefinitely whether from others or yourself. And understand not everyone shares your interests and you will receive the best response by not thrusting your sexual fetish in everyone's face all the time. Try blending in.
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<Millenial Snowfkake Utopia>
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I don't see how an extremist point of view benefits anyone when it's been practiced in theory in multiple countries and proven to be harmful. Such as what Marxism espouses.
That doesn't mean I think Obama is a monster. Or that we should make the less fortunate pay for our lives if we can work towards a better world that helps everyone and affords everyone the same opportunities. I don't like the idea of protecting one group over another. And I think we could very much change that while still making it wrong to exploit human beings for personal greed and gain. I think humans have a lot of demons in their nature and that this is the kind of thing that takes a lifetime to work towards, then your dead, and someone else with a new set of politics or religion or ideology, or plan comes along and either undoes or improves. The idea behind America was to keep trying to get it right not let human nature create a dystopia. | ||
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No no and no. America isnt your personal refuge. America was a timocratic republic that sought to uphold personal liberty and property rights for its citizens. Its citizens were not this melting pot mud that has been produced today. They were white land owners. The dystopia began when the represented culture was allowed to be outnumbered through immigration and their interest over represented through the media. Then they use democracy to force liberalism which is exactly where unfettered democracy always leads. You are the CANCER!
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1. Identify 2. Accept 3. Surrender
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Stop trying to redefine who is an American or not to suit your idea of a white race being the perfect incarnation of humanity. The idea became thoroughly through civil rights that no citizen would be more or less of a citizen then another or that one group of citizens wouldn't suddenly start to exclude another from citizenship. A lot of people payed dearly and suffered for this and the creation of equal rights pushed America through the cold war and into the new millenia in a stronger financial, technological, and economic, position than any other country on the planet. | |||
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actually im not a citizen im from space
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