Sex is binary and immutable. No is a complete sentence.
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TRAs need to be honest with themselves & everyone else and admit they don't think women and girls have the right to decide whether and which bare penises will be in their immediate proximity when they're undressed.
🖖🏻 Today's Star Trek Trivia Question (Level: Intermediate)
Continuing from yesterday: Who did *not* attend Starfleet Academy?
a. Data
b. Chakotay
c. Ben Sisko
d. James Kirk
e. Miles O'Brien
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The reason you think women wouldn't want women disguised as men in their bathrooms, is because you know men should not be there. Yet, you think men disguised as women should be allowed in, because the disguise is what matters, not the reality.
You're in a cult.
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🖖🏻 Today's Star Trek Trivia Question Level Intermediate-Advanced)
All of these attended Starfleet Academy. Who actually graduated?
a. B'Elana Torres
b. Wesley Crusher
c. Tom Paris
d. They all graduated
e. None of them graduated
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CROWN HIM PHIL I: Gov.-Elect Weiser Thinks He Knows Better Than Colorado Voters
In a healthy democracy, when the voters speak, elected officials listen. But before the ink on the ballots is even dry, Governor-elect Phil Weiser is already signaling that the vote of the people is merely a "suggestion."
With Coloradans approving ballot measures to crack down on fentanyl and protect youth sports and children, Weiser walked up to the podium on Wednesday and essentially declared that the will of the majority needs to pass his personal vibe check first. He claims these voter-passed measures will need a "long, hard look" before implementation and suggests the legislature needs to intervene.
Translation? "You voted for it, but I don't like it, so I'm going to let my party in the legislature rewrite it."
Whether you agree with these specific propositions or not, this sets a dangerous precedent. We do not elect governors to act as kings who veto the direct voice of the people simply because the election results didn't go their way.
Colorado voters spoke. If our newly elected leaders immediately look for ways to undermine, stall, or alter voter-passed initiatives, they aren't governing—they’re ruling.
Respect the vote. Implement the laws as written. We live in a constitutional republic, not a monarchy.
No kings.
denverpost.com/2026/11/04/ph…
@pweiser @cologop
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Do you realize how absurd and dangerous this is? It's not just sex hormones levels that are different in men and women. Even the most basic of blood tests, the simple hemoglobin, has different levels considered normal for both sexes. This is a good example of the horrifying takeover by the trans industry of the practice of evidence-based medicine through state-sanctioned punishment. Gender ideology imposes a literal war on reality. Wake up! #medtwitter #medx
Trans-identifying trio wins $32K from LifeLabs at B.C. tribunal
A B.C. tribunal says the "sex" box on your health card can't be relied on to document your physiology, and now LifeLabs is paying the price.
rebelne.ws/3WslcVh
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They don’t just want to pee, they want to pee with women.
They don’t just want to compete, they want to compete with women.
They don’t just want rights, they want the rights of women.
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One small group of people experiencing gender dysphoria does NOT constitute evidence that everyone else has an endogenous “gender identity”. These are not synonymous with each other.
As an example, finding neurological differences in people with depression, schizophrenia, or anorexia does not mean we all have some innate “depression”, “schizophrenia”, or “anorexia” specialised circuits in our brains.
Of course, the neural systems implicated in these conditions exist in everyone. We all share the same basic neurological layout, brain regions and networks. But that doesn’t mean we all possess some innate neurological identity corresponding to each condition. I don’t have a particularly well-connected “depression circuit” simply because I’m not depressed. Nor does the absence of anorexia mean I possess some neurologically encoded “non-anorexic identity”.
The same logic applies here. Even if we found a distinct neurological signature of gender dysphoria, that would NOT establish the existence of an innate “gender identity” in everyone else.
We need to reframe our understanding when discussing neurological differences between gender dysphoric individuals and those without. Applying a phenotype of one to then generalise to others is not appropriate in this context.
I agree with this fwiw
Mr. Vice-President,
Please allow me to present a different perspective.
The problem was not the Iran War. It was the cease fire.
If you start a war, you need to win it and finish it – otherwise don’t start it.
This war should have been over six months ago, with the Strait of Hormuz wide open and oil flowing. The second and third tiers of Iranian leadership should have been destroyed, and we should have supported the pro-western forces who could have taken leadership. We stood on the brink of a new, more peaceful Middle East - and then we blinked. We had a chance not only to deny Iran nuclear weapons, but to get rid of the world’s biggest supporter of terrorism.
Instead, we had a cease fire, which was followed by months of will we or won’t we finish the job. Every day was a different message. There still is. Is the war over? Is it about to begin? No one knows. There is confusion and inconsistency.
In June 2025, America was not involved. This was an Israel vs Iran issue.
No one forced the United States to attack Iran then, or in February of 2026. It was a decision made by President Trump. In my opinion, it was the right decision.
Once the decision was made, we should not have stopped until the regime fell. But instead, you negotiated a cease fire that didn’t last, didn’t work and left us in no man’s land, with higher prices and our troops still deployed.
Our troops could have been home, the Navy returned to its bases, a peaceful regime in place , new alliances forged, and gas prices below $3.00 a gallon.
No, Mr. Vice President. It’s not the war. It’s the so-called cease fire.
🖖🏻 Today's Star Trek Trivia Question (Level Intermediate)
Find the sacred Vulcan monastery:
a. T'hy'la
b. Kroykah
c. P'jem
d. C'thia
e. Nemayo
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it's wild to hear the same people say:
- sports aren't important
- there aren't that many trans girls so the impact is small
- but trans girls will kill themselves if they can't play on the girls team
like, it just isn't a coherent set of beliefs
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I get a fraction of the engagement under Elon's X than I used to get under Woke Twitter. (About 1/3.)
I found this puzzling. But the story is increasingly clear: when trans activists learned that posts and accounts are throttled when they are widely blocked, muted, and downranked, they organized a network of thousands of NPC's to do this to gender critical posts.
Trans activist dominated online discourse for a decade through policies of explicit bans. When they lost the ability to do that, they found a loophole in X's content ranking algorithm to suppress their opponents through coordinated activity.
This surely can't be what X intended for its policies, and the site should be looking for ways to fix this.
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In Umani Springs, everyone now walks at ‘Mwezi pace’!
At just five days old, our tiniest girl can’t travel very far or very fast, but the herd is very, very happy to slow down to her baby speed.
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We can all cite sources. The difference is in understanding the limitations and methodology, looking at how “gender” is defined and assessed, considering other variables that can explain the data, and knowing if the appropriate statistics were used.
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52 percent of the voters who delivered a historic bloodbath to the GOP told pollsters that transgender rights have gone too far.
Voters in Washington state and Colorado voted to ban trans inclusion in women's sports.
Democrats who moderated on trans in their advertising and messaging ran the table.
This means that the Supreme Court has a constitutional duty that the framers saw as just as important as thwarting majoritarian tyranny: preventing powerful minority factions from thwarting the legitimate will of the majority.
The Democrats are resolved to fend off the popular will, including that of their own voters, for another generation, in spite of widespread opposition to their agenda, as they did with affirmative action, which lost eight out of nine state ballot initiatives, was persistently unpopular, and remained entrenched in elite institutions for decades before the Supreme Court found that race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard and UNC violated the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment.
The Court has a responsibility to protect the rights of women to privacy and bodily dignity. It has a responsibility to ensure women's equal rights to educational opportunity and the rights of parents to direct the upbringing of their children.
It also has a duty to protect majority rights when a powerful minority threatens the rights of individual citizens who happen to comprise a majority.
Democracy, after all, is a system designed to ensure that majorities rule. Constitutional rights limit that power; they do not confer upon minorities a general right to rule in its place.
The majority of Americans who want to keep a naked man out of a woman's locker room must prevail over the powerful minority of Americans that want to give him a right to be there and punish the women who want him out.
If democracy is to mean anything, a powerful faction cannot be in a position to thwart that will forever. It falls to the Court to protect a woman's right to privacy—and, in the process, to protect the right of the people to govern themselves.
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We did it, Colorado.
Massive victories in Colorado!
Not by politicians. By people who took matters into their own hands.
@Erin4Parents, with virtually no money, led a team of volunteers to collect more than 500,000 signatures.
They got three child protection measures on the ballot, and three victories!
• No more gender surgeries on kids.
• Girls’ sports protected.
• Life in prison without parole for child sex traffickers.
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Trans women in women's sports is a top tier issue for humanity because it's a proxy for the following questions:
-- Are we liberal society? (Or are we a progressive authoritarian society?)
-- Are we a pluralistic society? (Or are we social justice theocracy?)
-- Are we a democratic society? (Or are we governed by the unrepresentative consensus of a tiny, delusional elite?)
-- Are we a reason-based society? (Or are we a cargo cult that worships idols?)
-- Are we a reality-based society? (Or do we treat falsehoods as truths when told by people in power that it is virtuous to do so?)
-- Can we put a stop to obvious insanity? (Or are we in the thrall of ridiculous dogmas that no one can dispute because a powerful lobby calls it virtuous to clap along to absurdities and cruelties that destroy fairness?)