Beorio

@beorio.bsky.social

Look at the bears in the banner. They are cute and in a tree.

The shameless abuse and violence against trans people by these so-called "medical experts" continues to this day, unabated, because the vulnerability of the trans population is downplayed and the harms against us go unreported and unpunished. We are positioned as aggressors even as we are discarded.

tpwrtrdmn@tpwrtrmnky.bsky.social · 4d ago

Anine is one of the people who worked to expose the research misconduct against trans people at Oslo University Hospital. Yesterday, she was told she is no longer on their waitlist to receive gender-affirming care. This is so obviously retaliatory, it's hard to put into words!

The transphobic shift in Dems was pretty obvious when the rhetoric first shifted from actually supportive if ignorant statements to republicans transphobia being treated as a “distraction” from “real issues” avoiding any actual commitment to defend trans people openly and minimizing harm.

Competition, which is keenest in a period of crisis like the present, calls for the invention of an increasing number of new devices to reduce the cost of production. But the domination of capital converts all these devices into instruments for the further exploitation of the workers.

We absolutely should be horrified by reports of planned public executions and see them as an overt re-embrace of spectacle lynchings--while also understanding that the story of the "modern" death penalty in this country is inextricable from that history, rooted in racial violence & white supremacy.

Alabama’s Lynching Memorial and the Legacy of Racial Terror in the South

At the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama, the historical link between lynching and the death penalty is hard to miss.

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You simply do not get to build an apartheid state that regularly imprisons, tortures, molests and murders children and complain when their parents and siblings kill you and yours in inevitable retaliation. You have no right to mourn frankly.

It’s actually so fucking offense to frame that as “reconciliation” with Jews. First of all it’s literal dual loyalty shit, second of all reconciliation about WHAT? Did the sin of being Muslim in public? Why do you think he NEEDS to “reconcile” with us????

They’re actually mad he just gave a bunch of money to the nypd and pro Zionist groups to “train in fighting antisemitism” which mainly includes cracking down on pro Palestine activists but this antisemitic loser wants you to think that’s for all of us

Katherine Alejandra Cross@quinnae.com · 4d ago

Also, lest I just leave this at a dunk, it's worth recalling what constitutes the "betrayal" here. They're angry that Mamdani has tried to reconcile with the Jewish community in New York, and, well... Maoist Communist Union indeed.

Pro-Palestinian protesters gather outside City Hall to call out Mayor Zohran Mamdani for what they see as his betrayal of the movement. "Mayor Mamdani, you can't hide we charge you with genocide" was a chant that just rang out.

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People forget that J6 was successful. Everyone who participated was let out of jail and the guy who perpetrated it is President again. There were no consequences. They have plenty of incentive to do a much bigger and worse version.

Religious people can do whatever they want to their kids and at their business but the non religious can’t do whatever they want. Thats the construct of religious liberty to a religion supremacist society

that's probably why he held all youtube comments for review also, the newest comments on all his videos are from three days ago. stops people finding out. pretty clever guy

he did also find the time yesterday to edit his patreon's about page and make private the financial information on there. it seems like the main lesson he's learned from all this is that he needs to hide things better