ThinkFreer451

1382 pts ยท September 15, 2014


Ah, apologies, I took your original comment to mean the opposite.

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

But this does not preclude a conversation, feel free to contact me. It's difficult to have discussions in 140 characters...

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 2

Tut, tut. Now who's making "declarative statement"? Nothing wrong with being trans, something wrong with trying to bypass science. 1

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By the standards of most liberal minded scientists, they did indeed. Otherwise you wouldn't have heard about it :).

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Ha, so being trans is psychological and not inate, got it, thanks.

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Haha, love it. I can play too. "manslut" - homophobe. 'Cause if gender is a social construct then being gay is a choice, homophobe.

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If so, why would they need hormone replacements and surgery?

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Unless you have Eisenberg Compensator in your transporter unit.

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You know they did this to prove that intersectional feminism and gender theory was bull, right?

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a very small minority. Other genetic deformities of genitalia are rare and unrelated to sex and/or gender.

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No, not really, at least not from a genetics point of view. In most cases XX = female = vagina, XY = male = penis. Intersexed people are

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Ah, here we go, in a post about factual science someone starts on the gender theory nonsense....

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around ready when they need to.

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You're not wrong wrt the no knock thing, but I don't think it will stop what we saw. Sure, you'll slow them down, but they'll have a work

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Maybe it's just a drop in the bucket, but still...

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and it did look like it benefited cops on several occasions in the cases they presented anyway.

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Well, as a Canadian, we don't have such a thing as qualified immunity, but the institute for justice did make a few videos on the subject

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I'm just afraid that politicians are just blowing smoke making laws that change very little and making grandiose claims of it...

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less than lethal rules of engagement, higher salaries, bigger consequences, etc., etc., etc. Sure we can make small steps towards this,

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education (4+ years/BA in policing), demilitarization, defund the police unions, easier prosecution of cops, removal of qualified immunity,

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Well... hiring practices, protection on whistleblowers, psychological requirements for officers, psychological testing, training,

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Something more substantial than that or "defund the police" is needed.

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Not my point. My Point is that even if you force cameras and stop no-knock warrant, the problem will not simply go away.

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The fact that they have cams and did "follow the law" doesn't mean they won't barge in and kill innocent people anyway.

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