I just showed this to my husband, who said, "That doesn't make any sense to me at all".
Which is quite tragic, when you consider the horrific fact buried in this meaningless word salad
I just showed this to my husband, who said, "That doesn't make any sense to me at all".
I just showed this to my husband, who said, "That doesn't make any sense to me at all".
Which is quite tragic, when you consider the horrific fact buried in this meaningless word salad
You're not intolerant. You just don't believe in abusive and dangerous bullshit. That makes you a normal decent person. Hold your head high!Sometimes I just feel so intolerant. I feel like I can’t watch loads of popular tv because it all just irritates me so much. I hate wokeness but so many of my peers seem to lap it up. A friend just talked about a book she’s read all about a trans person… urgh I dunno I just feel lonely and like I avoid conversations, have to regularly turn the tv/radio off, so much makes me roll my eyes…. Social media drives me insane with virtue signalling and people wanting to be seen as inclusive or whatever. I don’t have a teenager yet but I imagine if I did all my friends would be accepting their kids coming out as NB or trans and patting themselves on the back for being such accepting and good parents.
Basically I sometimes feel
I hate everyone and everythingor like I’m agreeing more and more with the daily Mail which feels abit depressing!
I hear you with all of this, espically about the DM! With your friends I'd try and bring conversations back to women and our needs. So, read some bio's on DV victims or similar, that way you can hear your friend but also offer another point for them to consider. It doesn't have to be a negative. I've really started vetting the TV and movies I watch. For the most part anything Netflix or HBO (US Networks) are iffy on the box ticking, virtue signalling, so I just don't watch them at all. I've really got into some older (only a few years) UK TV dramas, there are some absolute crackers out there that I've really been enjoying.Sometimes I just feel so intolerant. I feel like I can’t watch loads of popular tv because it all just irritates me so much. I hate wokeness but so many of my peers seem to lap it up. A friend just talked about a book she’s read all about a trans person… urgh I dunno I just feel lonely and like I avoid conversations, have to regularly turn the tv/radio off, so much makes me roll my eyes…. Social media drives me insane with virtue signalling and people wanting to be seen as inclusive or whatever. I don’t have a teenager yet but I imagine if I did all my friends would be accepting their kids coming out as NB or trans and patting themselves on the back for being such accepting and good parents.
Basically I sometimes feel
I hate everyone and everythingor like I’m agreeing more and more with the daily Mail which feels abit depressing!
You're not the only one.......Sometimes I just feel so intolerant. I feel like I can’t watch loads of popular tv because it all just irritates me so much. I hate wokeness but so many of my peers seem to lap it up. A friend just talked about a book she’s read all about a trans person… urgh I dunno I just feel lonely and like I avoid conversations, have to regularly turn the tv/radio off, so much makes me roll my eyes…. Social media drives me insane with virtue signalling and people wanting to be seen as inclusive or whatever. I don’t have a teenager yet but I imagine if I did all my friends would be accepting their kids coming out as NB or trans and patting themselves on the back for being such accepting and good parents.
Basically I sometimes feel
I hate everyone and everythingor like I’m agreeing more and more with the daily Mail which feels abit depressing!
Is that the way companies publicly talk to their customers these days? Or is it only the “gender identity” issue that makes people take leave of their senses?
Love the stick they are getting. If that was my bank I would be closing my account too. The woman is called Gemma so I would call her 'her' or 'she' UNLESS Gemma wanted to be called 'they' for example. It's getting stupid that pronouns need putting on things like the name of the person doesn't give away what you should call them.
A lot of people are quite happy to embrace a fascist attitude given half the chance. The wokies are the biggest fascists going from what I can see.Is that the way companies publicly talk to their customers these days? Or is it only the “gender identity” issue that makes people take leave of their senses?
You’re among friends here and most certainly not alone. I feel exactly the same. I find myself getting annoyed at celebs that I really like putting their pronouns on their bio. I feel like I’m being pretty intolerant but I can’t help but lose respect for them and feel let down. Which I know is pretty daft of me! Thankfully most of my friends IRL are on the same page as me about all this although there are the odd ‘be kind’ handmaidens. They’re unavoidable unfortunatelySometimes I just feel so intolerant. I feel like I can’t watch loads of popular tv because it all just irritates me so much. I hate wokeness but so many of my peers seem to lap it up. A friend just talked about a book she’s read all about a trans person… urgh I dunno I just feel lonely and like I avoid conversations, have to regularly turn the tv/radio off, so much makes me roll my eyes…. Social media drives me insane with virtue signalling and people wanting to be seen as inclusive or whatever. I don’t have a teenager yet but I imagine if I did all my friends would be accepting their kids coming out as NB or trans and patting themselves on the back for being such accepting and good parents.
Basically I sometimes feel
I hate everyone and everythingor like I’m agreeing more and more with the daily Mail which feels abit depressing!
It became a vibe over the last few years that the way for brands to go viral on social was to go dien the 'sick burn' sassy route in a way you'd never do in real life. IMO it's not 2016 anymore and social media accounts are no longer run by the intern.Is that the way companies publicly talk to their customers these days? Or is it only the “gender identity” issue that makes people take leave of their senses?
Agreed. I do think the trans do get murdered mainly due to the client's or partner's hatred and shame of being with a trans which is terrible thoughFunny you should ask, because apparently it’s a phenomenon called phobia indoctrination and it’s common in cults. Longish thread but really interesting.
Every day is a school day on GC Twitter. It explains so much about TRA hyperbole - why you always hear people saying trans people are being “denied their existence”, are at extreme risk of being murdered in broad daylight etc etc.
Interesting. But look at psychopathic men who get pleasure from murdering women like Graham dwyer. To most people aggressively stabbing someone would bring fear, disgust and guilt. Perhaps temporary satisfaction if it's an enraged attack but rarely erotic satisfactionI think the fundamental problem is it’s not innate so it’s wrong to teach it as such.
And even if you can successfully argue that it is… that’s a slippery slope that surely opens the floodgates to teach all manner of harmful paraphilias/criminal behaviour as innate behaviours.
Also, innate is a loaded term. Innate means they can’t help it. Innate means you need to start feeling sorry for them.
Are paedophiles born or made? My assumption has always been that the “innate” argument is a fiction designed to legitimise paedophilia as a benign thing that people (aka men) are simply born with, and as long as it’s never acted upon, it’s fine, nothing to see here…
I don’t think p**dos are born any more than abusive deviant kinksters are born. I’m not sure what drives someone in that direction sexually, but I don’t think it’s innate.
Love the stick they are getting. If that was my bank I would be closing my account too. The woman is called Gemma so I would call her 'her' or 'she' UNLESS Gemma wanted to be called 'they' for example. It's getting stupid that pronouns need putting on things like the name of the person doesn't give away what you should call them.
Great response to them here:
Love the stick they are getting. If that was my bank I would be closing my account too. The woman is called Gemma so I would call her 'her' or 'she' UNLESS Gemma wanted to be called 'they' for example. It's getting stupid that pronouns need putting on things like the name of the person doesn't give away what you should call them.
I know someone who works in a bank call centre and got a complaint made about them by a TIM. You have to do basic security checks as well as the security questions - does the age match the account holder's? The accent? Voice in general? This bit is usually quite easy and the customer doesn't even realise cos for the most part, you can be reasonably sure that the elderly woman on the line is actually 90 year old Betty whose account you have up. So this TIM rang up to access an account with a very feminine name (think Felicity Ivy Surname for instance) and obviously this person was a bit taken aback and double checked the account details with the TIM. The TIM then went ballistic saying they're trans, this is discrimination, they're waiting for voice training, it's transphobic that they have to face extra questioning every time they ring up. Obviously my friend's manager thought if was a load of bs and they didn't get disciplined for it but complaints gave them an apology and £50 paid into their bank account. Ridiculous.Is that the way companies publicly talk to their customers these days? Or is it only the “gender identity” issue that makes people take leave of their senses?
Next time I get a generic email labeled dear Sir or Mr I’m going to have the biggest tantrum.I know someone who works in a bank call centre and got a complaint made about them by a TIM. You have to do basic security checks as well as the security questions - does the age match the account holder's? The accent? Voice in general? This bit is usually quite easy and the customer doesn't even realise cos for the most part, you can be reasonably sure that the elderly woman on the line is actually 90 year old Betty whose account you have up. So this TIM rang up to access an account with a very feminine name (think Felicity Ivy Surname for instance) and obviously this person was a bit taken aback and double checked the account details with the TIM. The TIM then went ballistic saying they're trans, this is discrimination, they're waiting for voice training, it's transphobic that they have to face extra questioning every time they ring up. Obviously my friend's manager thought if was a load of bs and they didn't get disciplined for it but complaints gave them an apology and £50 paid into their bank account. Ridiculous.
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