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#GoBeavs Fan & Wrestling Mark. Tons of my own, unfiltered thoughts. Pellet Grill Pioneer & Bestselling Author

Silverton, OR
Joined January 2009
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70% of elementary school principals are female and 60% of principals overall are female what the fuck are you talking about.
Replying to @yumejoshism
literally the best the teacher can do is report to the principal who is statistically most likely also a misogynist who will excuse the boys behavior
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Schools in 2026 are for the teachers unions not the kids.
Notice the focus on adults' feelings and not whether or not students are actually learning.
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Notice the focus on adults' feelings and not whether or not students are actually learning.
🚨NOW: Georgia's new Education Secretary wants to declare war on testing in schools, says they "stressing out teachers"
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"Stop giving kids tax money, that's for tech companies!"
Replying to @CatholicAtlanta
Forcing other people to pay for YOUR kids is not justifiable. I wouldn't have children then knock on my neighbors door and point a gun at his face and force him to pay to feed my kids. Because that's what "free" lunches are. Pay the tax or go to jail.
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No one will believe that you care about babies when this is your response to hungry children. The problem with the pro-life movement is that it's loudest proponents are not credible.
North Dakota voters narrowly reject free school meals for all K-12 students
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Andrew Koster retweeted
People Magazine had “Sexiest Woman Alive” once, Kate Upton in 2014, and it never returned because of public criticism regarding how mainstream media judges women primarily on their physical appearance and objectification… But it’s totally fine to rank and objectify men, apparently. It’s like everything negative people accuse society of doing towards women we’re actually doing towards men.
People has “Sexiest Man Alive” but there is no equivalent “Sexiest Woman Alive”
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Andrew Koster retweeted
A statistic that sounds fake but isn't: Not one single white American man born after 1984 has published a work of literary fiction in The New Yorker. It's not because they stopped writing. It's because The New Yorker has refused to publish them. The publishing industry has blacked out a generation of male writers & then they wonder why boys don't read.
About 70% of publishing professionals are women. Because agents and editors tend to select books they personally relate to, an increasing number of male authors are being sidelined in the publishing industry, resulting in an overwhelming number of female protagonists on our shelves—and a dearth of male ones. No wonder young men are no longer reading.
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Girls when schools don't cater to them for 1 month in middle school.
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
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Andrew Koster retweeted
I'm going to harp on the "would-be incels" thing some more and point out: Nice, respectable liberal women will talk about little boys the way the most despised lunatic fringe fascist men talk about little girls, and this is treated as normal.
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
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Andrew Koster retweeted
Technology peaked when you could carry 2000 songs in your pocket and the battery lasted four days because it wasn't tracking your location
Apple. almost 20 years ago!
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Andrew Koster retweeted
It is genuinely insane for adults to talk about like, 6th grade boys this way. I see this language directed at BABIES - women calling infant boys future monsters. It's obviously deranged, but beyond that, it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Half of all kids are boys. If they spend their whole lives being told their sex is inherently evil - and kids pick up on this stuff! - that's gonna produce something so much worse than Andrew Tate. Most differences are shallow (race, language, sexuality), but you cannot banish the difference between MEN and WOMEN. Education needs to foster empathy for both and understand that boys and girls do have different needs.
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Andrew Koster retweeted
If you are calling 10-year-old boys “would-be incels” your brain is poisoned.
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
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Andrew Koster retweeted
so basically women read everything and men hate fun, then wonder why women have richer imaginations, broader interests and better taste in literally everything.
Books men like to read vs. Books women like to read:
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This chart does not show general reading preferences. It measures the gender breakdown of reviewers on Goodreads — a platform whose user base is ~76% female, which heavily skews the chart towards women across nearly all genres. doi.org/10.1177/096100… doi.org/10.1002/asi.23…
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Andrew Koster retweeted
Yeah, I thought everyone knew Hatchet was only assigned because boys are bad readers when they’re not interested in the subject matter
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
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Andrew Koster retweeted
noticing 👀
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Women calling little boys "would-be incels" should be met with the same contempt and disgust as men calling little girls "future whores" or other sexualized insults. WILDLY inappropriate way to speak of children.
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
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At some point we need to ask why DEI is so important in everything except for educating our children.
Hearing the contempt adult women have for 3rd-grade boys simply because they enjoyed an award-winning children's book really makes you wonder what the male youth of this era are actually going through in school and how their futures are being altered because of that treatment.
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Hearing the contempt adult women have for 3rd-grade boys simply because they enjoyed an award-winning children's book really makes you wonder what the male youth of this era are actually going through in school and how their futures are being altered because of that treatment.
The first novel I ever loved was the survival classic Hatchet, but recently I’ve learned that a *lot* of women despise this book, and see it is as something they were forced to read in school to entice the idiot illiterate boys in their English class. I dove into that tension!
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