One of the biggest bamboozles of the 21st century is woke circles making you think that “TERFs” are the second coming of Satan and then you learn what they believe and it is literally just science

Cannot overstate how disappointing it is when men pretend to be women

It’s been 20 years and not a single leftist has even begun the necessary research to prepare their response to this.

I didn’t vote Trump either time but I do find this cycle of “obviously fair use parody” → “ugly men in striped socks get big mad” quite entertaining

real life is funnier than fiction

If only we had a word for "fatally assaulted"

Tech billionaires are massive pussies for retreating immediately from California. Stay and fight. Don’t let these idiots take the best land on earth.

"One of the oddities of today’s politics is the way in which rich people renting the wombs and buying the babies of the poor has been coded as progressive, while any criticism is cast as mean-spirited and unempathetic..." @glosswitch telegraph.co.uk/gift/c69d53d…

Always said sailor moon was better

我沒有丁丁耶… laughably bad attempt at ad targeting

does anybody ever die a non political death in minneapolis. Like cancer or heart attack or whatever

I just wanna thank right wingers for being openly anti immigrant lately because my ardent centrism was starting to get shaken and now I remember I hate both sides

Today I was fired by NY Attorney General Letitia James for speaking out against pediatric gender medicine (PGM). James supports "transitioning" kids with puberty blockers, hormones, and surgery. She sued the federal government to protect the PGM industry from investigations and funding cuts. And she argued (dubiously) that doctors who decline to offer PGM are liable for "discrimination." I was an attorney in NYAG's consumer frauds bureau, which did not work on anything related to PGM. Since 2024 I'd been raising the alarm publicly and within NYAG that PGM providers may be engaged in a dangerous consumer fraud. James's officials treated me like a pest. These attorneys struggled to explain why my public statements were problematic, apparently because they weren't engaging with the issue. When the general counsel finally identified an objectionable line in my blog, it was where I stated the holding of US v. Skrmetti (banning PGM isn't discriminatory). She wrote that it contradicted James's legal position. Indeed. NYAG's ethics chief warned me it was unethical to "take public legal positions that conflict with" James's. The Rule of Professional Conduct that he cited said no such thing. It seemed he was trying to protect James by cowing me into silence. I'm a lesbian, i.e., a "member of the LGBTQ community" that James purports to champion. I tried to explain to NYAG officials that PGM, by its nature, targets children who defy sexed norms -- whom studies show are more likely to be gay when they grow up. PGM can reportedly leave them with sexual dysfunction, chronic genital pain, and incontinence, among all sorts of other side effects. No one in authority at NYAG showed interest in the concern that PGM may be homophobic. If Letitia James actually cared about "LGBTQ" youth then she'd research "gender" drugs and learn what they do. Instead she glibly calls the drugs "safe" and fires me for contradicting her. I've practiced public interest law for my entire 15-year career. My social circles are full of progressive lawyers. Like most Americans, they tend to be leery of PGM. But their leaders on the left treat it like a battle of good vs. evil. That makes ordinary people afraid to voice skepticism. James's behavior toward me illustrates why the public discussion of PGM is often one-sided in places like NYC -- and so strikingly different from what you hear behind closed doors. James was wrong to treat me like a pest. I was trying to warn her about red flags for fraud that I saw around PGM -- that's what she hired me to do. I was honored to serve in the consumer frauds bureau and thought my colleagues there did great work. I still do. I hope someday they'll investigate PGM providers. In the end NYAG accused me of engaging in "disruptive public speech." Unfortunately, that's not true. I haven't disrupted the Democratic elite's zombie-like devotion to PGM providers. But I'm just getting started.

The PG&E blackout was devastating for Richmond District merchants: bakeries tossed their product, walk-in refrigerators were emptied, reservations were canceled. “PG&E fucked us." Our latest "Richmond Buzz" column on goings-on in the neighborhood. missionlocal.org/2025/12/sf-…

"Trans" is one of the most capitalistic things going. You literally pay to reshape your body into what you think it should be, and then you keep paying for the rest of your life to maintain it. Hormone prescriptions, injections, surgeries, revisions, follow-ups — none of it is free. Every time you inject cross-sex hormones or have a body part removed or altered, someone is making money. It’s an endless consumer model built on the backs of confused people like you.

He’s an extremely dangerous zealot of sex denialism, woman hating, pro removal of child safeguards and trafficking. He’s basically a men’s entitlement activist that works to remove boundaries from girls, women and children. Stop. Him.

I was supposed to be an object lesson to other women. I've seen more than one person say on X, 'd'you want what happened to JK Rowling to happen to you?' This is a movement that relies on intimidation. The only possible response is to refuse to be intimidated. That said, I've always acknowledged that standing my ground was far easier for me than for women who risked losing their livelihoods. I have nothing but sympathy for those who can't speak out because they face job loss if they do. The people I despise are those who turned ostrich even though they had the financial means and standing to speak up. There are a lot of people in the arts and academia who believe exactly what I believe (and I know this because they've told me so), but chose comfort over conscience. In doing so, they condemned vulnerable youth, and women and girls without their privileges, to suffer what they themselves will never need to endure.

I had to argue with insurance for like 3mo to get ear tubes for my son

Am I the only one who unironically enjoys both of these videos?

On October 28th, @Forest_Romm, WDI USA State Contact for MA, testified before the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women on the subject of men in women's prisons. "More than 86% of the women incarcerated at MCI Framingham have survived sexual abuse by men. Now these men, proven dangerous to women and girls, are not only granted intimate access to these incarcerated women, but then also successfully sued the Commonwealth for access to costly surgeries intended to disguise their sex."