• nkat2112@sh.itjust.works
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    It seems CNN did excellent research in tying Mark Robinson to minisoldr.

    And this article is very revealing, and shows how gross, sick this individual is. There’s something really wrong with him.

    The article is disturbing - and it’s worth noting that CNN has withheld more evidence that is evidently much more disturbing. Goodness…

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      Yep.

      If he had something like a normal healthy interest in sex, even with a bit of a kink, nobody would care.

      Announcing that you’re a Nazi and pro-slavery is the problem here.

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          The majority of porn with trans women is aggressively fetishized and dog-whistley to blatantly transphobic. I’m honestly not surprised that someone who consumes it is a transphobe.

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      being in NC, i’m glad this came out before the election. but being in NC, i can tell you: the people who need to read the article most, won’t

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        2 months ago

        Thankfully Josh Stein seems to be well-positioned to win this one… as long as everybody gets up off their ass and votes

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          Would yall stop with this rhetoric? You mean as long as voter suppression tactics continue to deny a lot of people their right to vote including by making voting inaccessible and/or unfair? Hopefully despite that people can rally and fight against it and use their rights and vote?

          It’s not a “laziness,” thing, it’s a serious systemic issue with our voting process. Stop victim blaming.

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            Y’all? Excuse me sir/madam, but it’s y’all that needs to cut it out with the rhetoric.

            The level of effort to cast a vote, even in states with aggressive voter suppression, is still lower than the impact that the next 4-6 years of policy will have. Every state has options for mail voting or early voting.

            You’d have a hard time convincing me that someone who intends to vote would decide not to unless they’re simply too lazy to be bothered. If mild shaming encourages even a single person to exercise their right to vote, it’s worth doing.

            In fact, I’d even go so far as to say that it’s people like you coming out here and coddling people with your sYsTeMiC iSsUeS that is enabling people to consider voting and instead think, “hmm, do I want to deal with the systemic voter suppression issue or should I just skip voting this time? Yeah, I don’t want to wait in a line or cast my vote early, so best to just sit this one out and complain about the outcome.”

            It’s not victim blaming, it’s reminding people that they have a CIVIC DUTY to vote, just like registering for the draft or getting called for jury duty.

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              Okay, so this was about your ego the whole time, got it.

              I one time stood in a line to vote in a caucus primary for over 4 hours. We were crammed in a gym because turnout was so unexpected and huge, and it took another 2 hours once everyone was inside to actually finish voting. People who were disabled had to leave because they couldn’t physically endure the voting process. People in wheelchairs had to leave - couldnt get off their ass ig, like you said. Laziness, that classist ableist chestnut. People who had kids and jobs also had to leave because they literally didn’t have alternatives and could not afford alternatives. Lazy parents and workers.

              And then you blame the people who were victims of this? Just because you enjoy feeling superior? Really helpful for your cause

              It’s not about your entitlement to their actions or the public’s entitlement to someone’s actions. It’s about individuals being able to enforce their rights and their voice and their autonomy - THAT’S why people should vote. Not because they owe anyone else anything, but because they owe themselves that right.

              You’re literally mimicking abusive relationships by using fear, obligation, guilt, and shame to force behavior. And then wonder why people don’t like Dem messaging.

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        Well that is fucking depressing. Hopefully some of the information spreads to them via cultural osmosis I guess.

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      It’s really a testament to trump that this will not be the end of this disgusting bastard’s political career. Heck it may even help him.