Sorry to cite Andy Ngô but sometimes it can’t be helped.
The recital of the creed:
I think the guy in the pastel play clothes identifies as a baby. For real.
There’s the trans baby again. I wonder what his demands are.
Sorry to cite Andy Ngô but sometimes it can’t be helped.
The recital of the creed:
I think the guy in the pastel play clothes identifies as a baby. For real.
There’s the trans baby again. I wonder what his demands are.
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12 responses to “What the dormouse said”
Pro tip: do. not. ask.
The fact that the transgender movement proudly welcomes men dressed as a babies into their group — and even let this one take the podium to speak on behalf of trans people — says it all. They recognize a fellow sexual paraphiliac when they see one.
Oh lord – anybody got a clip of the baby talking?
@3 In the first clip, “transwomen are women” is what he said, also the “nonbinary” bit. They were passing the mic.
Oh right, so he did.
It seems he organized the event. He’s this guy:
https://twitter.com/ThanielTrashCat
What a production, looks like they’re putting on some kind of twisted kiddie show. Hey hey we’re the transies, people say we transie around… :P
(apologies to the Monkees)
“Trans women are women!”
“Amen.”
Trans men are men!”
“Amen.”
“Non-binary people are non-binary!”
“Amen.”
Holms, you have to be more inclusive. It’s either “amxn” or “anonwomen”. (Yes, I know the “men” in “amen” has nothing to do with men, but wokies don’t.)
Do better.
This is simply a thing that I know – the sign the BSL interpreter employs, TRANS, is also in the lexicon of American Sign Language.
Non-binary people are non-binary.
Purple scones are purple.
Pink elepants are pink.
Green bluejays are green.
It’s simple, why can’t you just go along?
Michael Haubrich, I saw a green bluejay the other day. It definitely was not green, it just identified as green. As for my purple scones, they are definitely purple.
Someone could have pulled out a spraycan full of purple spray paint and given the green bird a purple paint job, known in the trade as a re-duco; leaving the bird unaware that it had changed colour. Till it looked in a mirror.