#Exclu

[thee-radio-host-is-a-kookaburra]

[economically-not-a-communist]

pansexuals be like: "I identify as pan but I just have to say I'm bi because no one knows my super special label and I'm just so oppressed because of this!!!"

Like bitch, you are two steps away from understanding that THEY ARE THE SAME FUCKING THING.

And the only real difference here is that pansexuality has some pretty biphobic (and often transphobic) definitions.

[tatertots4c3po]

There’s no real easy way to put this. The internet tends to be a place where emotions reign supreme and logic is left behind, putting people like me in a difficult position. I do no more than question what I am presented with, and I am met with hostility and rage. 

I don’t like pride month. I don’t like pride month and I’ll tell you why. The entire purpose behind pride has become so obsessed with narcissistic self-identification that it has turned away completely from actual problems facing the community not just here but around the world. We seem obsessed with the idea that there is nowhere to draw the line, everything is acceptable and those who say it isn’t are bigoted and hateful. 

I have so many problems with this community it’s hard to know where to start. So many aspects of it have drastically impacted my life in ways that I don’t care to express, and I know that I’m not the only one. Almost all of us have seen the backlash against those who decide to detransition, and I think that’s forcing a lot of other people to stay in the dark. This community that claims to be so accepting treats those who disagree with it as less than human, silencing their voices when they so desperately need to be heard. 

Questioning authority either strengthens it or dismantles it by revealing how well the system actually works. To silence such opposition does nothing but raise more suspicions of what our true intentions are and reveal the movement as not that strong in the first place. For a group of people so quick to label people as fascists it’s incredibly ironic that people forget that suppression of opposing opinions is one of the key aspects of that movement. 

I’ve kept my silence for so long, and I’m tired of it. I’m not afraid anymore; I have nothing to lose. I have a right to my opinion and a right to express them, no matter the consequences. So I’m coming out here to say that I disagree with a lot of the lgbt community on a number of issues, many of which I’ll touch on in the future. I don’t care if you don’t accept me, I don’t care if you disagree and think I’m a hateful pile of garbage, just treat me like an actual human being and we’ll get along nicely.

[foxfairy06]

[d-parade]

spittin’

[clingsss]

[d-parade]

not really but ok. i can’t deny they have relations, but not necessarily correlate.

keep in mind both meanings. for example, i might not agree with the extreme actions that’s made by a islamic theocratic government and support some lessons in the quran, but i respect their religion nonetheless.

exclusion makes it so there are set boundaries to ensure a community has a proper structure, in order for meaning/ cause to not be lost. for many exclusionists, they no longer feel like the community they were once in properly represents them due to over inclusion of new ideas that goes against foundations built on the ideology. i agree that stuff like this are considered social constructs and change through time, but at the same time not so much that the original meanings are forgotten.

and shocker, i also do agree that excluding might not greatly benefit a certain cause. but at the same time i believe inclusion causes more harm to the cause and the general society in many other aspects. like those stuff i mentioned on my first reblog.

I think this is an incredibly important video to watch

[3ct0plasma]

[thee-radio-host-is-a-kookaburra]

what happened

[economically-not-a-communist]

Every once in a while I have to make sure I'm interacting a normal amount with normal women and actual feminism every once in a while, to avoid falling into the transsex-male-to-rampant-misogynist pipeline. Far too easy to go from "radfems and gender abolitionists are literally the scum of the earth" (true statement) to "well maybe all feminism is bullshit" (not at all true statement) to "trans women are somehow lesser than trans men, and all women are evil and out to get Us" (batshit crazy).

[yannosh51-blog-blog]

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[foxfairy06]

[d-parade]

news flash: you can get top surgery without being trans

let’s be real. breasts have little to no function nowadays. more and more women are not looking to be mothers, so it’s pretty useless. and it’s a hassle, causing back pain and sometimes restricts you to wearing only a certain type of clothing. not only that, it even makes men look at you in a more sexual lens. wouldn’t it be reasonable to not want them?

but that doesn’t make you non binary or trans. this disdain is not dysphoria.

[reneleijen]

Criminele chatapp beloofde "militaire beveiliging"

Waar de leveranciers en beheerders ‘militaire beveiliging’ beloofden, kon de politie ‘doodleuk’ vijf maanden meelezen op de chatapp Exclu. Het AD reconstrueerde de afluisteroperatie die behalve miljoenen berichten ook een recordvangst ketamine, miljoenen contant geld, twee drugslabs, een coke-wasserij en 42 arrestaties opleverde. Exclu wordt (vermoedelijk) in 2015 ontwikkeld, dankzij Herman Johan…

[tomatoart]

S-P-I-R-I-T ! spirit, let’s hear it!

[anarcho-catboyism]

So much of the queer community Hates fluidity. Identifying as genderfluid or abrosexual is fine until you actually specify what genders or sexualities you're fluid between then it's "you're not a REAL lesbian" "you're not a REAL girl" etc.

Unironically it's "you can say you're fluid but saying how you're fluid immediately invalidates it" which is backwards ass binary bullshit.