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Limerick Purist Pronouns: He/Him
Oh, sorry. What's "Post"? I've never heard of it.I thought it was clear I was referring to Post.
Oh, sorry. What's "Post"? I've never heard of it.I thought it was clear I was referring to Post.
Take it to the transphobia thread
Oh, sorry. What's "Post"? I've never heard of it.
I was aware of (and have an account on) Mastodon and Threads, but somehow Post had eluded my attention.It’s one of a handful of sites/apps that have sprung up to provide an alternative to Twitter. Mastodon, Threads, and Post are the main ones springing to mind.
I tried out Threads, and have an account. fastereddieb.
I’ll give it another look. No need to be monogamous!
Edited to add: Is it just me, or is there an inordinate amount of soft core porn on Threads. I’ve never posted to it, nor “liked” any of that content, so I don’t know why I’d be targeted.
This.I have trans friends. I listen to them and assume their assessment of how they feel is how they feel.
Is Elon more human or less human after this?
And speaking as a former trans(ed)-girl, I can tell them: tough luck. Deal with it. Learn to take the fire or get out of the kitchen. Nobody owes you a damn thing, much less to pretend your fantasies are true. Not any more than anyone needs to pretend I'm actually a TIE Fighter pilot when I look at the bright lights and dials on my car's dashboard.
At the end of the day, you're still just a guy in a skirt (I know I was), or a girl in pants. And maybe some falsies like I had. And whether they actually say it or pretend otherwise or they're just too dumbfounded to actually say it (hi to my old high school teachers!), that's what 90% of the people around you will see you as. And about 3 out of 4 of those will see you as, at the very least, weird. Again, learn to take the fire or get out of the kitchen. YOU are the one making demands of their behaviour, not the other way around, and they don't have any obligation to comply.
But, again, they don't owe you a damn thing. You don't get to try to cancel them if they do the thought crime of thinking different than you do. And no, you're not entitled to an echo-chamber either![]()
Sure, as soon as the opposite disappears from this thread too. As in, when the case about Musk or X having transphobic opinions is also moved there. ESPECIALLY when it comes to cis guys with no personal stake taking the paternalistic-autocratic attitude of telling the trans what we should be offended about, and what we should be against. Otherwise it's just another case of "I'm right because nobody is allowed to disagree with me" (where I make my case.) No different from what the flat-earthers, or MAGA, or apologists, etc, wish they had for a playing field![]()
That was partially a joke, but I didn't expect someone cis who's just virtue-signalling off the trans to get it.
The platform is used by every current and past New Zealand prime Minister, but I never contribute, I read some material.When asked for the names of those he was referring to he was only able to give one name. He is fine with people wanting to kill trans kids, kill the mentally ill, kill the homosexuals and so on being let back onto the platform. That's just the price Samson is willing to pay to have one person he agrees with - on the matter of what medical treatments should be made available to trans kids - be allowed back onto the platform.
Elon Musk Told Bankers They Wouldn’t Lose Any Money On Twitter Purchase
Large hedge funds and credit investors on Wall Street held conversations
with the banks late last year, offering to buy the senior-most portion of
the debt at roughly 65 cents on the dollar. But in recent interviews with
the Financial Times, several said there was no price at which they would
buy the bonds and loans, given their inability to gauge whether Linda
Yaccarino, X’s chief executive, could turn the business around. One
multibillion-dollar firm that specializes in distressed debt called X’s
debt “uninvestable.”
Selling the $12.5 billion of bonds and loans below 60 cents on the dollar
— a price many investors believe the banks would be lucky to achieve in
the current market—would imply losses before accounting for X’s interest
payments of $4 billion or more, write downs that have not yet been publicly
reported by the syndicate of lenders, according to FT calculations. The debt
is split between $6.5 billion of term loans, as well as $6 billion of senior and
junior bonds and a $500 million revolver.
The platform is used by every current and past New Zealand prime Minister, but I never contribute, I read some material.
This reads like, "It's over."
Bankruptcy in 2024? Who knows.