Comments by "R K." (@DarkAngel2512) on "Fox News" channel.

  1. I'm literally crying for those kids. Sending prayers from UK.
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  2.  @brassy49er37  Go check out Yoppie, a sanitary towel company from UK who literally used the term "bleeders" on one of their ads. They had to issue an explanation later. They claimed it's because women bleed when they menstruate and the ad was for menstruation. Such a cop out.
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  3. I mean we can literally use the terms we already had so "pregnant woman" or "pregnant trans-man". We had terms already. And if anything if reaffirms them by calling them a trans-man. But they dont like that we seperate them from real men and women by putting trans infront. We need to yse our own language as much as possible so it runs off on others Because otherwise they erase it and we forget our own language if we use theirs all the time, even in jest. I've genuinely forgotten how I used to phrase a lot of stuff. I keep going to say "community". I never used that term before. I'm reclaiming my old language back.
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  4. The joke is "identify" actually comes from "identical". They are not identical to women.
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  5. @Ivan, South Korea is now peddling CRT. Infact Kpop fans are the worst for promoting CRT. They have pushed it onto South Korea and you now see Korean Youtubers and media pushing CRT-stype ideology with good intentions. They are outside our circle so take our word for things from young CRT proponents and as and older person, also from the black community my whole life and the Korean community I'm watching in horror as they force this into South Korea
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  6. My health advisor at the gp sent me an email with her pronoun. Needless to say I never followed up the app. She was a real woman aswell. No need for the pronoun atall
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  7.  @berryboy888  if you want to change your terms then fine. Do you. Dont force us to change ours. That's not your place
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  8.  @carolinerobinson8816  yep. They can say women and trans people. Change their own name. Not ours
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  9. Looks like he tickled his cheek with his willy.
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  10.  @snowflake_18  ok. So women and pregnant people. Women still want the name woman. I dont want to be called a bleeder as one company used the other day.
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  11.  @berryboy888  "trans men". That's the key word. They are still women.
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  12. It's not just asians who have done well so have African immigrants. In UK Africans and asians do better here even those in the same class as whites and British Jamaicans. Its literally just a diff work ethic. You work hard you deserve rewards.
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  13. For some people its the only thing that helps with their dysphoria. We should acknowledge both the bad stories and success stories as ideally we want people to end up happy.
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  14.  @gl1tc4_octopouzz35  not scrolling back to see what comment you're replying to. If you cant be arsed to refute what I said oh well. And I dont do any drugs :D
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  15. American police are ridiculous. Why did they throw that old man down?
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  16.  Bob Shingles  but not every male can ejaculate. You're marginalising the impotent
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  17.  @yoking1202  Critical Race Theory.
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  18. The trans terms should only apply socially. Not medically or officially in media. The other day there was a sanitary towel company using the term "bleeders".
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  19.  @jojogirl8202  jesus isnt real
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  20.  @jojogirl8202  yeah and so is santa
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  21.  @berryboy888  "people without a uterus..who do not identify as female". You mean trans-men? Also I'm not a cis-woman. I'm a real woman. And you are taking our dignity away. Calling us "birthing people", "people with uteruses", "bleeders". Erasing women and a category puts women and young girls at risk. Look at how womens and children's safe spaces have been infiltrated by people self-IDing. We have terms already. Trans-male, trans-female, male, female. There is absolutely no reason other than mental illness and agenda to change or add to those names. They're fine as they are. If you want to talk about trans-men being pregnant then use that term. "Noone is taking anything away from you". Dont remove "woman". We dont want you to. That's not just changing things on your side but changing ours. Its unnecessary and not really their place. Pregnant trans-man is identity-affirming anyway. It has man in the title.
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  22. I'm calling them "pregnant trans-men" vs "pregnant women".
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  23. Bit of agriculture and how to grow your own and maybe build some solar panels.
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  24.  @SupHapCak  I dont think it's about keeping it white so much as not marginalising the majority race in the country. However if they arent qualifying they are self-marginalising.
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  25.  @johnphillips781  why do people keep capitalising the adjective "black" all of a sudden?
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  26.  @Chuiboo  you're against CRT but use CRT speak. You capitalised the adjectives "white" and "black". They are rewriting our language seemingly without people being aware of it.
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  27.  @johnphillips781  nope. It's an adjective. Identarians only recently tried to turn it into a noun but it doesnt work like Asian or African which are actual countries.
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  28.  @johnphillips781  only "proper nouns" are capitalised such as Jamaican/Jamiaca for example. Adjective descriptors are not nouns.
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  29. I'm happy to say "pregnant women and trans-men".
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  30. People arent privileged because they're half white.
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