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richwicks
2024 May 7, 11:03pm
richwicks
2024 May 7, 11:03pm
You may want to look up who John Money is, let me get you started:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Money
Then find out what he did when two twins were born, one unfortunately had his penis cut off during a circumcision - that was David Reimer. His HYPOTHESIS was that men and women are identical and that the only difference was they were raised with different cultural expectations, so instead of trying to restore his penis, turn him into a girl.
The result was catastrophic. Watch the video if you like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zw1EdRKocI
There are people who really do want to help, but there's 100 to 1 that stand in the way. It's just terrible.
This maniac, Dr. Money, is the primary source for gender ideology. He was horribly abused as a child, he was very damaged and he thought he had a solution, but even when he tested it, and it failed, he continued with it. He was just a natural monster just as his father was.
The really bad and the really good shouldn't have kids. Hard to tell which side you're really on but you know when you're on the extreme.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Money
Then find out what he did when two twins were born, one unfortunately had his penis cut off during a circumcision - that was David Reimer. His HYPOTHESIS was that men and women are identical and that the only difference was they were raised with different cultural expectations, so instead of trying to restore his penis, turn him into a girl.
The result was catastrophic. Watch the video if you like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Zw1EdRKocI
There are people who really do want to help, but there's 100 to 1 that stand in the way. It's just terrible.
This maniac, Dr. Money, is the primary source for gender ideology. He was horribly abused as a child, he was very damaged and he thought he had a solution, but even when he tested it, and it failed, he continued with it. He was just a natural monster just as his father was.
The really bad and the really good shouldn't have kids. Hard to tell which side you're really on but you know when you're on the extreme.
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Patrick
2024 May 8, 9:32am
Patrick
2024 May 8, 9:32am
AmericanKulak says
@AmericanKulak
Ruth Ginsburg took credit for that, claiming that she insisted on the use of the term gender instead of sex while on the Supreme Court, because she didn't want the men thinking about sex.
At some point, rather ambiguously, in the 20th century the term "gender" started to also refer to a sense of being male or female as a person, at least at some times and some places.
@AmericanKulak
Ruth Ginsburg took credit for that, claiming that she insisted on the use of the term gender instead of sex while on the Supreme Court, because she didn't want the men thinking about sex.
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Ceffer
2024 May 8, 10:13am
Ceffer
2024 May 8, 10:13am
Patrick says
I doubt there was an erection she encountered that she couldn't quell in a New York second. She probably had anti-erection ESP, the wilt was on upon the merest engagement.
She could wilt erections in a 300 yard radius.
Ruth Ginsburg took credit for that
I doubt there was an erection she encountered that she couldn't quell in a New York second. She probably had anti-erection ESP, the wilt was on upon the merest engagement.
She could wilt erections in a 300 yard radius.
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Ceffer
2024 May 8, 10:23am
Ceffer
2024 May 8, 10:23am
...And now, for something completely different. Or, is it something completely the same. I'm confused.
https://t.me/SGTnewsNetwork/65929
https://t.me/SGTnewsNetwork/65929
It doesn't mean anything at all. It's a completely ideological contrivance.
Historically, for over a century, people have used the term "gender" to mean "sex," a kind of polite synonym for that particular biological status that doesn't happen to be exactly the same word as the activity people do when they're getting down with one another.
The term seems to have been an import from grammar, where certain words are said to have a gender (masculine, feminine, and sometimes neuter), which is not really much of a feature of the English language but is common in others like Latin, French, Spanish, Italian, and German.
At some point, rather ambiguously, in the 20th century the term "gender" started to also refer to a sense of being male or female as a person, at least at some times and some places. Most people still just used it as a polite synonym for "sex," though, in the biological sense.
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