Hundreds of protesters gather at a public library in Rhode Island to accuse parents discussing secretive social transition policies of hate and bigotry
I am talking to relatives, one by one, trying to explain. I think I've made some progress.
The problem I encounter is that it's hard for normal people to *believe* the insanity is actually happening. I have yet to manage staying fully calm when trying to explain it. Maybe with more practice I will be able to. Billboard Chris helps demonstrate how.
For better or worse (certainly worse), elites (in general) and universities (in particular) are a bastion of intolerant, religious, anti-truth thinking these days. Consider two propositions, “sex is a spectrum” and “race has no biological basis”. Neither statement is evenly remotely true. However, 99% of university students and faculty would affirm the “truth” of these statements, at least publicly. Like it or not, universities have become deeply irrational. It is somewhat unclear if the race nonsense or the sex nonsense is more deeply held. This academic insanity is somewhat new (perhaps not, see below). From “Sex is a Spectrum” (https://westhunt.wordpress.com/2021/08/07/sex-is-a-spectrum/) a comment by Spencer
“Lol. I introduce students every semester to various non-overlapping or barley overlapping graphs by sex. Every year their jaws drop further. Twenty years ago barely an eyebrow was raised.”
The converse point is that universities were deeply religious and intolerant even years ago. The famous book “The Blank Slate” was written in 2003. The Summers affair (at Harvard) is from 2006. The Pinker/Spleke debate is from 2005. It was clear then (and still is) that Spelke was/is a liar. Was she ever punished for lying? Of course, not.
Of course, these problems are by no means limited to Harvard. Over at Yale, a talk was given on 'The Psychopathic Problem of the White Mind'. The speaker (Dr. Aruna Khilanani) explicitly fantasized about killing innocent white people and then was offended because Yale would not give her the recording. The following is from her speech.
“I had fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way, burying their body, and wiping my bloody hands as I walked away relatively guiltless with a bounce in my step. Like I did the world a fucking favor. (Time stamp: 7:17)”
She was actually mad that Yale didn’t give her the video of the speech.
These issues are by no means limited to elite universities. At University of Southern Maine, an instructor (Christy Hammer) dared to say that there are two sexes All but one student (21 of 22) walked out in protest. The one student later caved to the fanatics. Of course, Hammer was entirely correct.
I’m not a big sign guy in general because that’s me, I can’t reduce my positions to three words so I generally feel awkward. But going around the country with a billboard seems kinda Westboro Baptisty to me. But I’m not saying other people should feel the way I do!
I think we need the YT channel link, not the video link. The link just comes up "this video is private" with no way to subscribe to the channel, even when the link is opened in the YT app.
YouTube link has been updated
Litigate the menace of gender ideology until it's as discredited as phrenology and creationism.
Video is private on YT channel.
I am talking to relatives, one by one, trying to explain. I think I've made some progress.
The problem I encounter is that it's hard for normal people to *believe* the insanity is actually happening. I have yet to manage staying fully calm when trying to explain it. Maybe with more practice I will be able to. Billboard Chris helps demonstrate how.
For better or worse (certainly worse), elites (in general) and universities (in particular) are a bastion of intolerant, religious, anti-truth thinking these days. Consider two propositions, “sex is a spectrum” and “race has no biological basis”. Neither statement is evenly remotely true. However, 99% of university students and faculty would affirm the “truth” of these statements, at least publicly. Like it or not, universities have become deeply irrational. It is somewhat unclear if the race nonsense or the sex nonsense is more deeply held. This academic insanity is somewhat new (perhaps not, see below). From “Sex is a Spectrum” (https://westhunt.wordpress.com/2021/08/07/sex-is-a-spectrum/) a comment by Spencer
“Lol. I introduce students every semester to various non-overlapping or barley overlapping graphs by sex. Every year their jaws drop further. Twenty years ago barely an eyebrow was raised.”
The converse point is that universities were deeply religious and intolerant even years ago. The famous book “The Blank Slate” was written in 2003. The Summers affair (at Harvard) is from 2006. The Pinker/Spleke debate is from 2005. It was clear then (and still is) that Spelke was/is a liar. Was she ever punished for lying? Of course, not.
Of course, these problems are by no means limited to Harvard. Over at Yale, a talk was given on 'The Psychopathic Problem of the White Mind'. The speaker (Dr. Aruna Khilanani) explicitly fantasized about killing innocent white people and then was offended because Yale would not give her the recording. The following is from her speech.
“I had fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way, burying their body, and wiping my bloody hands as I walked away relatively guiltless with a bounce in my step. Like I did the world a fucking favor. (Time stamp: 7:17)”
She was actually mad that Yale didn’t give her the video of the speech.
These issues are by no means limited to elite universities. At University of Southern Maine, an instructor (Christy Hammer) dared to say that there are two sexes All but one student (21 of 22) walked out in protest. The one student later caved to the fanatics. Of course, Hammer was entirely correct.
https://open.substack.com/pub/lisaselindavis/p/the-brandt-files-an-introduction?r=g8ci1&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
I don’t like this tactic in the slightest.
What tactic are you referring to?
Following people around with a sign.
Do you dislike anyone walking around with a sign, or are you referring to Chris specifically?
I’m not a big sign guy in general because that’s me, I can’t reduce my positions to three words so I generally feel awkward. But going around the country with a billboard seems kinda Westboro Baptisty to me. But I’m not saying other people should feel the way I do!
I think we need the YT channel link, not the video link. The link just comes up "this video is private" with no way to subscribe to the channel, even when the link is opened in the YT app.
The basic principle here is: the more bonkers, the better. For adopting the in-house weird beliefs sorts folk into righteous believers and infidels.
https://www.notonyourteam.co.uk/p/the-transcult
Feminism is About Equality.
That's the problem. This is what happens things that are different are proclaimed equal by fiat.