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TRANSGENDERISM IS A MENTAL DISORDER!
NoHassle
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As you’ll see in the video below, Markey insists that trans people have the right to live free of violence. That’s true of all people, including the people who have been shot and killed by trans people in two shootings in just the past two weeks.
Democrat Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts Pushes Separate ‘Trans Bill of Rights’ and Wants Minors to Have Access to ‘Gender Affirming Care’
People in Massachusetts are struggling with massive home heating costs and other issues, yet this is what one of their senators is focused on. Separate rights for trans people.As you’ll see in the video below, Markey insists that trans people have the right to live free of violence. That’s true of all people, including the people who have been shot and killed by trans people in two shootings in just the past two weeks.
NoHassle
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Legacy media is covering up for transgender murderers
Can we stop pretending there is no correlation between transgenderism and dangerous mental instability?Within hours of the third-worst mass shooting in Canadian history, the mainstream legacy media has once again gone to great lengths to cover up the real identity of the shooter.
On February 10, residents of Tumbler Ridge, a remote town in British Columbia, Canada were left reeling from a shooting spree that left 9 dead and 27 wounded. Judging by the screaming headlines and stories that followed the attack, the majority of readers would certainly believe that a female shooter was responsible for the carnage.
The New York Times, in its early coverage of the massacre, would only describe the killer as a “female in a dress with brown hair.” While the Grey Lady was playing it safe, not revealing details until all of the facts were known, later reporting reserved just a single line to acknowledge that the killer, 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, was “born as a biological male and chose to identify as a female.”
Meanwhile, the Associated Press completely and unforgivably failed to mention the fact that Rootselaar was a biological male. In its description of the killer, AP would only say that “she was an 18-year-old who had a history of police visits to her home to check on her mental health…”
That is a critical omission, since millions of people depend on the AP for their daily news consumption. News stories collected by the agency are published and republished by more than 1,300 newspapers and broadcasters. Founded in 1846, the AP attracts more than 128 million monthly website visits, making it one of the top 10 news websites in the US.
Meanwhile, Reuters performed only marginally better, informing its readers that the shooter was “born male but began identifying as a female six years ago.” However, that information was buried more than halfway down in the story, thus guaranteeing that only the most ardent readers would discover that crucial detail.
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Look and learn you two miscreants.
Look and learn you two miscreants.
JamesTiberiusKirk
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Zero murdering ICE agents arrested. There's the tragedy.
Floyd Eye
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Faggot.
NoHassle
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You're never happy you miserable cunt.
NoHassle
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I present @JDs Couch as proof of the problem and the fix.
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The Blazing Saddle
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NoHassle
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The Dems just keep creating them...one after another.
House File 1434 (HF 1434), introduced by Republican Rep. Ben Bakeberg, aims to protect minors from explicit online content by mandating age verification on websites where at least one-third of the material appeals to a “prurient interest” in nudity, sex, or excretion, or depicts sexual conduct in a patently offensive way.
The bill defines “harmful to minors” based on standards lacking serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value for youth.
It would allow the state Attorney General to enforce and create a private right of action for parents or guardians to sue noncompliant sites for up to $10,000 per violation, plus actual damages and attorney’s fees.
During the Commerce Finance and Policy Committee hearing, supporters like Renee Carlson, general counsel for True North Legal, emphasized the bill’s focus on shielding children from a “predatory industry.”
Carlson cited the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, which upheld similar age verification laws, arguing that the measure is constitutional and prioritizes child safety over First Amendment concerns.
However, Finke, who represents District 66A in St. Paul, fought hard to defend allowing children access to adult content.
Finke claimed that the vague definition of “prurient interest” could be interpreted to include “the very existence of transgender kids.”
The representative also claimed attorneys general in other states with similar laws are “almost jubilant” about using them to ban children from accessing material that “could be educational if they are queer.”
Finke asserted there is a need to ensure the bill does not prohibit content designed for those under 18 to “educate them about themselves, their lives, their community.”
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Creepy and EVIL Minnesota Transgender Lawmaker Leigh Finke Opposes Age Verification for Porn Sites, Claims Content Can Be ‘Educational’ for Queer Kids
In a contentious hearing at the Minnesota State Capitol on Thursday, Democratic State Representative Leigh Finke, the state’s first openly transgender legislator, voiced strong opposition to a bill requiring age verification for websites containing material harmful to minors, claiming porn can be “educational” for queer kids.
Finke argued that such restrictions could block access to “educational” content for queer children.House File 1434 (HF 1434), introduced by Republican Rep. Ben Bakeberg, aims to protect minors from explicit online content by mandating age verification on websites where at least one-third of the material appeals to a “prurient interest” in nudity, sex, or excretion, or depicts sexual conduct in a patently offensive way.
The bill defines “harmful to minors” based on standards lacking serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value for youth.
It would allow the state Attorney General to enforce and create a private right of action for parents or guardians to sue noncompliant sites for up to $10,000 per violation, plus actual damages and attorney’s fees.
During the Commerce Finance and Policy Committee hearing, supporters like Renee Carlson, general counsel for True North Legal, emphasized the bill’s focus on shielding children from a “predatory industry.”
Carlson cited the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, which upheld similar age verification laws, arguing that the measure is constitutional and prioritizes child safety over First Amendment concerns.
However, Finke, who represents District 66A in St. Paul, fought hard to defend allowing children access to adult content.
Finke claimed that the vague definition of “prurient interest” could be interpreted to include “the very existence of transgender kids.”
The representative also claimed attorneys general in other states with similar laws are “almost jubilant” about using them to ban children from accessing material that “could be educational if they are queer.”
Finke asserted there is a need to ensure the bill does not prohibit content designed for those under 18 to “educate them about themselves, their lives, their community.”
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This GIF rules.
watson503
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"Finke"....that's Italian, right?
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Robostyle
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Shooter was originally from RI but had been living in FLA. Shooter returned briefly to RI to attend the funeral of his mother.
watson503
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The Blazing Saddle
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See post #81.
Wizard of Ozz
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Jew.
They all shortened their name after leaving Europe... more likely:
Finkelstein
Finkelmann
Finkleberg
Finkelbaum
The surname Finke is primarily of German and Ashkenazi Jewish origin, originating in medieval times as a nickname for a cheerful, lively person, or as an occupational name for a bird catcher or seller. Derived from the Middle High German vinke (finch), it also served as a topographic name for someone living near a finch habitat.
watson503
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I worked in an attorney's office as one of my first jobs and my boss would always make that joke whenever a name like one of those came up..."Rosenbaum - that's Italian, right?"
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