nwtreeoctopus

This is the real two-step to worry about.

I mean, inaccuratly dunk on their stupid attempt at defining gender in a genderless single-cell, but this is the scary part.

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It is unimpeachably reliable! Top 10 vote lists are infallible.

Those claims regarding his nobility are pretty weak tea. Almost completely just slight expansions on the claim "killing the CEO was wrong."

Edit: Very Serious Counterpoint List of Arguments

Why do you think people are asking these kids complicated questions about gender and sex? Who's asking? Teachers aren't asking. Their friends aren't asking. Maybe a very slim minority of parents?

And at the secondary level, the most they're gonna get asked is "what pronouns do you prefer?" and that just lets teachers respect kids choices.

Where are kids getting complicated questions about what gender they are? When is it ever more complicated than "are you a girl or a boy?"

Edit: I should clarify and say some kids use they/them and may identify as non binary, but, like, they just tell folks and go from there. It's not complicated.

And they returned an impasta.

I just spray paint mine. Last for months.

At least it looks like it hasn't happened twice?

Is that the one where the idiot cop got his gun stuck in the MRI and hit the emergency button to shut it down?

There are still some out there, but so many businesses prioritize turnover to raise profits that it can be difficult to have a place to just hang out with friends.

"Your emotional and mental reality is less important than my physical appreciation/judgement of you."

Referenced in a lower comment, but that loss of a meet and hangout place is often called a "third place," as opposed to work or home. The show Cheers is a depiction of a third place in that it's a place where "everybody knows your name" and the norm is staying and chatting, not spending a few bucks and running out.

There are some interesting suppositions about how this loneliness became more and more endemic with the decline in bowling leagues. People, men in particular, just have fewer regular hangout activities and so get more and more lonely. Things like bowling leagues, lodges, and the corner bar all were meeting spots to socialize and they have declined or morphed over the years, losing their original social role.