Minnesota humor writer. Author of Bad Dates, Ginger Snapped & 128 Small Things. Writing my memoir of the summer of 1978. Books 👇
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"Adam Coleman Live on Cut the Bull!!!" xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dJrPrzRQ…
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🔥 LMAO! Students at the Trump rally in Dayton started TAUNTING a "protestor" as he was being escorted out
"Na Na Na Na, Na Na Na Na, Hey Hey Hey, GOOD BYE!" 🤣
TRUMP: "You know [NFL coach] Jon Gruden is standing right here saying 'I don't believes this. This is rougher than a football game!'" 😂
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Can confirm.
Won’t want to miss this.
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For shits and giggles, I decided to see just how hard it would be to replace my birth certificate, Social Security card, AND my marriage license, since Democrats think women are too stupid to figure it out.
Here's how it went:
1. Birth certificate: Contacted the health department of the county where I was born. They OVERNIGHTED a certified copy to me the next day - total cost, $14.
2. SS Card: Contacted Social Security on their site. They asked if I was sure I needed the card, since I 'won't likely be asked for it.' I went ahead and got it - took five business days to arrive - total cost, $0.
3. Marriage License: Went to the 'vital docs' site of the county where we were hitched. Filled everything out online, arrived in three days - total cost, $5.
It cost less than $20 to obtain all three certified/legal documents, and it took less than five business days to receive them. Note: if I had lived where I was born or married, it would have been a day. Tops.
Anyone telling you this is too hard or unfair is lying and hiding the real reason they want to stop Voter ID.
I know you guys knew that already... lol
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Please contact the last Save America ACT holdouts:
Capito
@SenCapito
Collins
@SenatorCollins
McConnell
@SenMcConnell
Murkowski
@lisamurkowski
Sullivan
@SenDanSullivan
Thune
@LeaderJohnThune
Tillis
@senthomtillis
Wicker
@SenatorWicker
Scott, T
@SenatorTimScott
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EMOTIONALLY SAFE PARTNERS SAY THINGS LIKE:
• Let’s slow down before we hurt each other
• Help me understand, not win
• I hear you. I’m not dismissing this
• I didn’t realize it affected you like that - thank you for telling me
• We’re on the same team
• Your feelings don’t scare me
• I’m listening, not defending
• We can talk about this without attacking
• I care more about repair than being right
• You don’t have to earn my care
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Let’s make 2026 the year of the letter. Feel inspired, send a letter. Feel grateful, send a letter. Feel hope, send a letter. Feel lost or numb, send a letter. Be it to a friend, loved one, actor, author, MP, business leader, whoever you want. Just know, letters still matter. ✉️
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🚨 LMAO! The Somali Daycare who falsely claim someone broke in and stole their “student enrollment” documents are now showing off the where the “burglar” entered
Unfortunately for them though, the cuts in the Sheetrock seem to have been made on the INSIDE
Total clown show 🤣
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The "Quality Learing Center" has numerous egregious violations. And yet, they remain licensed and receiving taxpayer dollars. Shocking violations.
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Well, I've suffered through this @robbystarbuck interview, @AndrewGold_ok's podcast, the debate with @HJoyceGender on the radio, and the YouTube debate with @bindelj.
If I never hear another word spoken by @HelenWebberley again it would be too soon - the woman is an absolute fucking lunatic, and a dangerous one at that.
Her lies are so pernicious, but so obvious. Anytime someone quotes her, she denies saying what's being claimed or insists words should not be put in her mouth (making her look particularly stupid as well as a liar when one such quote is placed right there on screen, post-production as she continues to not only deny saying it but claiming to not even know who the person is she said it to).
She obfuscates and deflects with every opportunity. "Well what do you MEAN by that? Why does it bother YOU if that happens?" By the time she's finished arguing about the question, she's avoided having to answer it at all. She gets away with that cheap tactic far too often but we all see the sleight of hand for what it is - a con artist's trick.
Her sneering contempt, laced with sarcasm, for any harm caused by her ideology is truly repugnant. It's wrapped up in her fake politeness, resulting in "oh golly gosh she got raped by a penis - how terribly frightful that must have been for this one example you're citing of someone who doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things!!". The way she dismisses without a moment's hesitation anyone negatively impacted by the bullshit she promotes is really quite something to witness.
And her feverish, rabid compulsion to control the language of others is really quite telling. She becomes a bunny in the headlight whenever someone dares to describe something using the language of reality - because heaven forbid people understand what's really being said, right?
She really is very difficult to watch. It's a repeated cycle of avoided questions, responses full of absolute categorical lies, sneering contempt and sarcasm, misinformation, emotional manipulation and anger. But I hope people can stomach through at least one of them because in each and every one people will see the unhinged insanity barely hidden beneath the surface.
No wonder her husband was struck off. It's enough to have anyone posit that she only neglected to renew her own for fear the exact same thing could have happened to her. Imagine the horror of being denied the opportunity to monetise her title to wring every last penny out of vulnerable children and their emotionally-battered parents, eh?
I always thought her to be a crazed zealot but I must admit to being surprised as to quite how low she's sunk. I'm not a religious person and therefore I'm never too sure whether I can really use terms like good and evil, but if there are such concepts, I know where this deranged, sneering, dismissive, heartless, compulsive liar would sit on the scales.
Evil incarnate.
This week I debated @HelenWebberley, a pro trans doctor who supports transitioning kids, and who runs a clinic that does it.
Now Helen’s expanding her clinic to 🇺🇸.
What you’re about to see is total lunacy. Here’s our full, uncut debate on transgenderism.
Timestamps ⬇️
But first, I have to say, after talking with Helen, I believe that Helen is not only evil but of a significantly inferior intelligence.
For a doctor* to not know simple brain science and biology is mind boggling. Her disconnect from reality is both frightening & fascinating. How she talks about @Riley_Gaines_, rape victims, detransitioners and kids is just absolutely vile.
I put an asterisk* after "doctor" because number one I don’t think Helen deserves to be called a doctor and #2: After lots of pressure Helen relinquished a license to practice medicine in the UK but Helen still owns GenderGP where the clinic treat kids.
Cut & share this interview however you want.
00:00 – Intro - Helen Webberley debate
02:37 – Why is she expanding to the US?
03:38 – Are critics of child transition “bigots”? + Riley Gaines dispute
05:44 – Men in women’s locker rooms
08:09 – “Some women have a penis” and clash over science, consent + language
10:21 – Do trans identities really exist?
12:00 – Is being transracial or trans species really different from transgender?
13:50 – Gender dysphoria vs. changing sex; chromosomes discussion
15:21 – Addressing Detransitioners
18:35 – Brain development for kids who decide to transition, impulse control and more
19:44 – Orgasm, fertility & other side effects
23:55 – Helen claims Robby’s views are harming trans people 🥴🙄
25:36 – Free speech vs. “hate” and should such views be banned?
28:31 – How can a child consent to this?
30:11 – Cass Review discussion and countries restricting or banning transitions for kids
35:16 – Can a Brazilian butt lift be gender affirming care? Where is the line drawn?
36:15 – Helen attempts elitist talking point
38:30 – Helen argues we must validate trans experiences, Robby asks how she applies that to 45 yr old men who identify as 6 years old
42:00 – What a a male/What is a woman?
45:46 – Biological differences and Helen compliments Robby’s appearance… 😳😬
47:34 – Are trans identifying people disadvantaged by society? + social contagions
53:15 – Why does this bother Robby so much?
54:19 – Protecting daughters, bathroom assaults at schools and the bathroom issue
58:10 – Autogynephelia
1:01:43 – How quickly does she believe drugs should be given and how parents should deal with a confused child…
1:05:13 – Argument over conversion therapy
1:07:00 – Debate over World Health Org, “mental illness” classifications, and COVID
1:08:18 – Helen’s stated goal for the US and Robby’s closing critique
1:09:18 – Robby’s final words on risk, evidence, and “protecting kids”
Redhead Ranting™ retweeted
Ever since “A Precarious State” came out, the local DFL/media (pardon the redundancy) mafia has been trying to undercut the documentary, and Rick Kupchella.
I keep asking questions. I never get answers.
/2
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I have just heard from one of the incarcerated women I am in contact with at Shakopee Women’s Correctional that two more men have just arrived into the prison.
Minnesota DOC refuses to answer my FOIA requests without significant financial burden, so I can’t be sure, but I believe that is now 7 men at Shakopee. I am working on figuring out what they are in for, but it is a goddamn shame that this is happening and the state is refusing transparency and accountability.
86% of incarcerated women are survivors of sexual violence, and they are being retraumatized every single day by being locked in cages with these men.
Does anyone care?
@WalterHudson @LisaDemuthMN @mngop @lizcollin @alphanews
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Author Mia Hughes @_CryMiaRiver :
“I am absolutely convinced: if we did bombard kids with the same messaging that people can be born with innate amputee identities, if we put amputees into children's television shows, if surgeons advertise their amputee services, we could trigger a social contagion of children and adolescence identifying as amputees.”
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I had a new student who would come in and tear up the classroom. Ripped posters off the wall. Throw desks. Break things.
He had trauma.
He had a condition.
He had a diagnosis.
His anger was very justified.
But actions have consequences, especially in the world outside of Room 212.
We were using research-based techniques for behavior management, and it was going well... but he had his bad days. One day it was pretty bad.
So I had to call the police. I had to keep a straight face not to show my breaking heart inside when they arrested him. He was stunned. They put him in the car, and I left to follow them in mine. I knew I would need to wait a little bit for the booking to let him think on what he did.
He was so scared when I went in.
We talked about how actions have consequences. The real world doesn't care about your trauma or condition or your reasons. You'd likely to get killed fighting in the street or in a public place. Coping needs to be healthy and acceptable in society.
The cop with me helped navigate the conversation. Prison is not a nice place.
They let him out the next day.
He never tore up my classroom again.
Sometimes the hardest lessons to teach are the ones they need the most.
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Nobody wants to talk about how vulnerable highly agreeable women are, especially between the ages of about 18 to 25.
Literally out there trying to be good people and fit in and get led down every kind of dark alley.
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I was 18 when I took one of my best friends to a psychiatrist where he was officially diagnosed with schizophrenia.
He’d been hearing horrible things—said in the voices of his friends who loved him—for months.
We tried to tell him, over and over, that it wasn’t happening.
In the end, it took him hearing my voice when he knew I wasn’t there for him to finally admit that his own mind was betraying him.
Schizophrenia eventually took his life, using his own hands.
I remember the doctor saying that he believed the onset most likely involved two triggers:
His age (males tend to develop it in late teens), and marijuana use.
That was the first time I heard there was a connection.
Most of my life, with the exclusion of that incident, I felt how most people around me did about weed.
That it was basically harmless.
When it was legalized here in CO in 2012, I was for it. I thought it would put relief on the prison system, give the state good taxes, and decriminalize something I considered to be less harmful than alcohol.
I was wrong.
Looking back, I think that moment was the beginning of the downfall of Colorado.
Legalization brought the influx of many people seeking to live a certain kind of lifestyle, and those people don’t tend to contribute much to society.
Whether it was just liberal hippies, or the ones referred to as “wanderers” who choose a life outside the system (voluntarily homeless) who came for the sunshine and drugs… the population began to change.
So did the political landscape.
It also drew another kind of person: the science geeks everyone knew back in high school that grew hydroponic pot in their basements.
They got labs and grow houses (which STINK for miles) and basically did to weed what Walter White did to meth in Breaking Bad.
I was quickly robbed of any notion that it was harmless or non addictive, when I started having friends go thru heroin level withdrawals so intense that most would just relapse instead of suffer thru it.
I know many people who can’t sleep, can’t travel (bc they’re unable to go without it), can’t take needed medication (it blocks receptors in the brain for things like antidepressants and pain killers), and are totally dependent.
This is far from the stuff we grew up with.
When we look at the state of Colorado today, and ask how we got here…
I think if we look back to 2012, we see the answer.
Marijuana triggered the disease that killed my friend.
I think it also triggered the disease that killed my state.
"The connection between cannabis and severe mental illness, including the psychotic disorder schizophrenia, comes as no surprise to me."
@AlexBerenson discusses how a growing body of research reveals the alarming negative health impacts of marijuana use.
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One of my less-"based," but totally accurate, takes on immigration is that most legal and even illegal immigrants are great guys.
I have a lot more in common with Jose, the master plasterer from Monterey - who walked across a desert to get here - than I do with a purple-haired 1/8 Black graduate from whatever that prep college in Maine is called. If anything, he thinks I am soft as butter leather.
BUT, THAT DOESN'T MATTER!!! Without knowing their attitudes on hard drugs, partisan voting, age of consent, proper wages, and a dozen other things, we can't let in 12,000,000 of Jose.
And that, Virginia, is why we have a legal migration process.