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No. 7569

A place to share moments in films, TV shows, clips from magazines, comics, interviews etc. that highlight radfem talking points or the insanity of trans ideology. Including points made accidentally.

No. 7570

thread pic is from an episode of Bojack Horseman that uses the animal captivity analogy to show how women's bodies are similarly exploited and abused for entertainment. and how this gives a terrible message to young girls.

No. 7571

and whilst on the subject of Bojack, there is also this clip which perfectly sums up how allowing men into women's spaces, removes the 'safe space' for women. i feel like there were other TERFy moments in this show. i need to rewatch it.

No. 7572

>>7571
>>7570
There were a lot of based female writers working on Bojack(which is reason I started watching it in the first place)

No. 7575

I know you've all probably seen this MADtv sketch already but damn, i just can't get over that this is now a reality. surreal to watch this presented as a ridiculous, comedic, over-the-top notion whilst women are being pressured to accept it in real life.

No. 7576

>>7572
yeah, it really comes through. Lisa Hanawalt especially seems like a cool lady and i enjoy her comics too.

No. 7577

>>7576
shame about her show, but my favorite co-wrier has to be Amy Winfrey(the one who wrote Free Churro)

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No. 7601

>>7600
kek. is this show any good by the way? tempted to watch it now.

video related is on the same topic. female empowerment = being sexy for men.

No. 7604

Could you imagine the uproar if SNL put this out today?

No. 7608

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based female immune system

No. 7620


No. 7646

>>7620
I couldn't stand this show so I missed this bit but it's hilarious kek.
>wanna play dollies later?
i laughed but then i remembered there are grown men, fathers, traumatising their daughters just like this in real life. makes me shudder.

No. 7647

can any aussie and NZ nonnies confirm if this period brand is still terfy? I looked on the website and they still mention 'girls' at least (for their products aimed at young teens).
this ad was made 10 years ago now so it wouldn't be surprising if they have since backed down and pandered to troons.

No. 7700

>>7646
Even if Ricky Gervais is a dick I have to admire how open he's become about hating troons

No. 7704

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>>7647
I haven't seen any ads from them lately but they put out an official apology on facebook which is kinda disappointing https://www.facebook.com/Libra/posts/320487091307231

No. 7709

>>7704
tbf this is one of those non-apologies that is only sorry for causing offence and doesn't backtrack on any stance or "correct" any language. if this was today, 11 years later, they would have to state clearly that TWAW or face death.

No. 7710

a clip from a Donahue show where he interviews a TIM.

watch the redhead woman at 1 minute into the video. she is so based. makes me sad that she would get piled on nowadays for being so wise.

also how he says he "isn't doing anything for women" he is only doing things for himself and other men.

No. 7722

>>7710
Incidentally that TIM said he regretted transitioning in a later interview years later

No. 7736

>>7710
The red headed woman told no fucking lies, even a moid could see how right she is. The tranny had literally nothing to say to that. He comes across as a hsts who trooned out only because he was jealous of the fact that as a man, he will never be desired by supposed straight men as women are. He probably thinks that women are lucky to get unwanted attention. I'm sure he wanted to accuse every woman in the room of being jealous that he could take their husbands.

No. 7741

This skit reminded me of anons on here who lament the grossness of men and made me smile.

No. 7747

>>7741
>selena gomez looks like my dad
i chuckled

No. 7755

>>7741
I love Syd & Olivia's sense of humor, absolute queens. They have a whole episode of their podcast where they act as their scrote alter egos. I

No. 7784

Does anyone have any recommendations for radfem podcasts and youtube channels?

No. 7792


No. 7820

>>7647
I’ve been looking for this video for ages but couldn’t find it anywhere. Was starting to think I dreamt it or something.

Thank you nonna <3

No. 7834

>>7792
First time I've chuckled at SNL in a while, thanks anon

No. 7835

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yet another bojack moment that fits here

No. 9405

The second act of We Happy Few has quite a lot of feminist themes. Too bad Sally never truly peaks, it's just "I really wish men would treat me like and actual peer and human being, but oh well, what can you do?".

No. 9410

>>7722
Of course he did, he's an obvious larping fag, kek.

No. 9412

This woman makes a 47 minute analysis video on the themes of femininity in Bloodborn, all related to menstruation and birth, and then turns around and says TERFs aren't welcome here. The analysis blatantly associates xx biological processes with the feminine, that is as anti-trans as you could possibly get kek. They don't even know what they're against. There are a lot of TIFs in the comments praising the video because 'pregnancy icky/scary', but I bet if you showed it to TIMs they would get it taken off youtube for transphobia.

No. 9414

>>9412
>TERFs aren't welcome here
That really sucks since it seems like an interesting and original analysis on the game compared to all the video essays out there made my male gamers. Women just can't have one thing for themselves without catering to troons.

No. 9451

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>>9412
>retard who overanalyzes piece of media to the point of redundancy also capes for troons
not surprising

No. 9454

>>9412
>TIFs in the comments praising the video because 'pregnancy icky/scary
more confirmation internalized sexism and tokophobia are driving forces. can't imagine why young women are scared and disgusted by pregnancy when men regularly have "breeding kinks" and fetishize pregnant women!

No. 9480

>>9412
kek the comments using terms like 'female biology', this is literally a hate crime against tims.

No. 9487

>>9454
'Tokophobia' is a made up scrote phobia. A phobia is supposed to be irrational but childbirth and gestation can be harmful to women and is certainly painful always. Acknowledging this fact doesn't mean one has internalized misogyny.

No. 9512

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No. 9519

>>9454
I am both a childfree woman and a former TIF and I can confirm, in both these communities every now and then you hear extremely degrading things about mothers, mimicking men's ungrateful behavior towards the female body. They're this close to calling women breeders, unironically.

I wouldn't call it serious tokophobia though, I don't think they have actual panic attacks or abstain from sex because of their fear of childbirth, they just have a severe case of pickmeism, and/or are overcompensating and coping because they're straight and most men are obsessed with breeding.

No. 9537

Another SNL skit 'meet your second wife'

No. 9556

more snl

No. 9722

This sex and the city scene, about 3 minutes in. TIM tells Samantha to suck his cock and she throws a bucket of water over him kek

No. 10480

currently obsessed with the rapper the buttress she has really good view points and she’s extremely fucking smart this video was super interesting and brought up a lot of things i agree with and stand by https://youtube.com/live/R9Zg_BLkXFU?si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE

No. 10488

>>10480
>white rapper feminist
kinda cringe!

No. 10492

Lisa vs Libby Libfem

This entire channel is gold, almost all of her vids belong here

No. 10738

>>10492
I love Lisa. I remember the episode when she was so disappointed in the message the doll was giving young women. 'dont ask me, i'm just a girl.' Lisa is a TERF.

No. 10773

>>10738
so is her aunt Patty

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No. 11745

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I'm reading this comic and the author really know how to make a radfem comic.

No. 11746

>>11745
Does it make up for such an ugly art style?

No. 11747

>>11746
You should see how many people were complaining about the TIM and TIF characters.

No. 12066

i love sillypoo (i hope i added the link correctly)

No. 12070

>>12066
wow… this is really something. I don't know what lol but it's something.

No. 12071

>>12066
I don't understand what's going on but I like it

No. 12073

>>11747
Are they the antagonists? Or are they realistically ugly?

No. 12074

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>>11745
i remember some nonnies mentioning this comic a while back because of this part

>>12073
>Are they the antagonists? Or are they realistically ugly?
From what I recall, they're both

No. 12083

This whole movie was cringe but Greta Gerwig's first line in this scene is gold. The bald fat guy creeps me out tho.

No. 12090

>>12066
Are they terfs? I love that for them. Also they don't take credit for the doodle board drawings but we know Sillypoo… we know.

No. 12239

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I can't find the screenshot but Disco Elysium treats da homos right. Ruby (lesbian) says getting pussy isn't a problem for her, which was cool, because you know, troons love this game and any mention of a lesbian liking pussy pisses them off.

No. 12427

>>12074
I love how the people that are against the comic draw the AGP group like cute "trans girls uwu", but there's zero fanarts of the TIF group. This shows they're willing to kiss men's asses rather than support their own "group".

No. 12614

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what are you, a gender detective?

No. 12644

>>12239
wow that's awesome!! I thought disco elysium was a game about ugly moids, so I was hesitant to give it a try. is this character there a lot?

No. 12671


No. 12695

>>12644
It is a game about ugly, self-pitying moids. Women are barely in it.

No. 12696

There is this thread:
>>>>/m/276434

No. 12697


No. 12715

I know Carlin is a man and it's a kind of boomer moid humour ("women are crazy and men are stupid hurr durr") but I liked this summation on inequality between the sexes. This would have been fairly uncontroversial at the time. Most people would have agreed with what he said, but now memory of this understanding seems to have been wiped.

No. 12718

>>12715
>muh equality
Men are biologically closer to male chimps than humans. Carlin was always one ugly monkey, too. Can’t believe they’re throwing peanuts at him and cheering him on for not saying something outrageously sexist.

No. 12900

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Nina Power is pretty based sometimes. this is from a podcast where they are discussing 'What is a Woman?' - her co-hosts are reluctant to get into it but she goes for it.
chose this small clip because I thought it was an interesting point - we really haven't had any time at all, when you think of it in the context of history, to make our mark as women before we became "floating signifiers" again.

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No. 13141

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randomly binged this girl's videos because one of her tiktoks showed up on my fyp and was pleasantly surprised when I came across this one on her page.

she's kind of corny/goofy, but she has 13.6 million followers on tiktok, 4.4 million followers on spotify, and is opening for Big Time Rush this summer and seems to be all about female empowerment, if in a sort of third wave kinda way

idk if she actually knows what radical feminism is, and is prob saying that feminism itself is ~radical~ but none of her videos have troons which is a good sign. also all the comments on picrel were positive and no mention of twans whatsoever.

fingers crossed for mainstream terf popstar

No. 13314

>>12074
anon, I read this comic because of you. Despite the crappy art style the story and characters are amazing. 10/10 recommend if you're a lesbian sick of trannies, nonnies

No. 13434

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from another SNL skit (Pride Month)

No. 13455

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>>13314
ayrt, i picked it up again after posting that! Glad you enjoyed it, nonita!

>Despite the crappy art style the story and characters are amazing

definitely agree with you, tho thankfully the art does improve a bit.

picrel is one of the best pages of it all kek

No. 13563

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>>10480
looked into this artist and was scrolling thru the comments on the video for her song brutus (which is amazing btw, very radfem anthem) and this one took me out. if I were Buttress I'd be horrified ngl

No. 13578

The Zoomers are starting to wake up.

No. 13794

>>13578
Bumping this to say I've seen a lot of women speak up about this stuff online lately, especially younger women and teens. This stuff becoming too popular actually led to people disliking trans people more because they're now openly stealing away opportunities from women.

No. 13801

>>13578
Really liked this video so I went to follow this girl on ig only to discover she’s a pro-life Christian who posts pics of mutilated fetuses and shit like that so… my hopes aren’t much higher now. F

No. 13904

weird that this is coming from an advertisement for watches but I guess no weirder than other companies pushing trans ideology in their advertisements. i'm just glad to see it out there.

No. 13905

>>13801
many such cases. but remember it's a lot easier for right wing women to speak up on this issue. they're likely surrounded by people who agree and applaud them, whereas there is far less incentive for left wing women (or just normie / non-extremists) to make these kind of videos. they could lose relationships, career, sm followers etc. I like to think there are a lot more women who agree with her (in this instance) than not, but they're just not in the position to be as open about it on their platform.

No. 13945

lmfao a resurfaced Bud Light ad from the 90s showing men dressing up as women to enter a women's pool tournament

No. 13947

>>7570
This scene was great. I feel like Diane would be a handmaiden for troons, though idk

No. 13955

>>13947
I think realistically she shouldn’t be, given her personality and how critical she is. Handmaidens are women who don’t overthink or analyze anything, and Diane is an over-thinker and over-analyzer. But the creator of the show is a TRA male so yeah there’s no hope. I’m just thankful the show was created slightly too early for a troon or nb to be forced into the plot.

No. 14043

Is there any media about all-female societies where the moral of the story is not the dumb "woman are just as bad as men boohoo"?
I'm watching The Power and it's kind of giving me that vibe, I just want stories about female only societies that don't suck

No. 14078

>>14043
There was a comic with an all-female society since men died due a "disease"… But the "main shaman woman thing" turned out to be a trans woman.

No. 14822

While not really gc or terfy, Venture Bros says the quiet part out loud in regards to how pedophilia was accepted in the gay male community back in the day although it's mostly played for dark humor and toned down significantly in later seasons.

No. 14824

>>14078
are you talking about Woman World? that was weird and I think there was some trans allegory with the little girl who wanted to paul blart

No. 14994

>>12715
Watch the full version

No. 15171

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Not TERFy but for a shonen anime Vinland Saga has a lot of radfem themes. Consistent critique of male violence and how men create war for stupid reasons leaving women and our children to suffer, how delusional men are about the power dynamics they force on us and how how men lie to themselves about the morality of their actions to do whatever they want.

Pic related, praying she and her baby get justice

No. 15177

>>14824
That means radical feminism is a thing created by some man to wipe out most other men and keep most women for themselves in the end?

No. 15189

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>>15177
What are you on about? I don't think Woman World is supposed to be some sort of allegory, its basically a post-apocalyptic slice of life and general late 2010's libfeminism

No. 15472

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Watched this BBC show that came out in late March, A Kind of Spark. The series follows Addie, "an autistic 11-year-old [who] seeks to memorialize the women once tried as witches in her Scottish village". It focuses mostly on female characters, how sisters can have both strained and deep relationships, female-on-female bullying, and the struggle of fitting in. The main three girls are all sisters, two of them have autism, one of the twins does not. It is a kids show, so nothing too mind-blowing, but I liked it and found it endearing overall. The main character makes it a frequent point to highlight that the witches were not really witches, but overwhelmingly women who did not "fit in" in one way or another, including one woman who rejected a scrote's marriage proposal. I don't recall there being any troonery mentioned.

No. 15477

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>>15472
The story of witch burnings is honestly fascinating. The Catholic Church's official position on witches and warlocks was that they didn't exist; it was just a bunch of rural people who mixed whatever pre-pagan culture and practices with Christianity, and so they needed to be corrected. However, no one should believe they had actual powers or magic. Then came Heinrich Kramer (a monk part of the Dominican order). Apparently, he was "scorned" by a nun named Helena Scheuberin, who didn't think his sermons were all that good and was very open about her dislike for them. For this, he put her on trial for heresy, but the church sided with Helena because Heinrich sounded like a bitter Incel.
So later he published Malleus Maleficarum(the main treatise regarding witchcraft), he forged a bunch of signatures to give credence to his writings, including claiming that it was approved by the university of collogne. which it wasn't. in fact, they condemned the book as heretical. the fucking inquisition had a similar opinion, and viewed the text as so heretical as to be downright silly.
he sent a copy to the Pope, who approved the thing without actually reading it. he took back his approval and fully condemned it about 2 years later. unfortunately, the damage had been done. although the inquisition did not use it, secular courts (i.e secular courts) adopted it as an official guide, particularly in germany where it was written. when the protestant reformation occured, the protestants kept the document out of spite against the Catholics and began using it in their trials, though ironically the Spanish Inquisition was one of the groups who refused to do so

No. 16987

>>14043
Herland by Charlotte Gilman
Ammonite by Nicola Griffith

No. 17097


No. 20744

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No. 20821

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Didn’t know if this was posted anywhere yet but, I just found a gender critical YouTube channel called a slightly twisted female. It’s nice to see a new gc YouTube channel that also doesn’t shill conservative shit. I have yet to watch all the videos/ streams since most of them are a half hour long though including a debate with Buck Angel but judging from the comments a lot of people were not having it with Buck Angels tru trans shill and slightly twisted is does correct people who use “he” to saying no that’s a woman. Here is a photo since idk why but I couldn’t embed links for some reason and sorry for being slightly spergy

No. 20947

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vidrel is from a DEFRA training video that is meant to show women how not to treat trannies at work but ends up making the woman look extremely based and justified. also notice the shower sign on the door - this isn't just a toilet but a shared changing/shower area for women.

No. 20982

>>20947
Lol, a normal woman standing up for other women and women's spaces is described as inappropriate. Nice try propaganda.

No. 20986

>>20821
No. She’s a tradcon and lets it slip when she gets pissed off enough, because she gets into constant arguments with actual radfems and spergs out. She isn’t upfront about it because she’s a single mom, has tattoos, and is into stupid astrology shit so she would get laughed at by the other traddies.
She only fights with other radfems (ones who critique heterosexual relationships), never men. She’s even friendly with male troons and will cape for ‘the good ones’. She’s also a critically retarded boymom and has said shit like “boys and men experience deeper and more profound emotions and are kinder than girls biologically it’s just our evil fatherless society and muh socialization that makes girls better” + she loathes single moms (despite being one) and lesbians because she is adamant that men NEED to be involved fathers, regardless of their worthiness or behavior. The type of pickme boymom who trips over herself to pander to men and “the nuclear family” but has failed miserably in her personal life. The only reason she even dislikes trannies is because she thinks femininity (including some woo woo divine mother goddess bullshit) is only for women and boys are “emasculated” by wearing dresses. She’s also paranoid troons are taking ‘heterosexual’ men’s attention away from actual women, damage controlling pickme behavior.

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>>20947
god i wish it was easier to do this irl without getting violently attacked/killed over it.

No. 21247

>>21234
i love that they chose a 6ft tall man who just looks a bit goth/new romantic. it's basically saying "let men into the women's bathroom" there is no pretence. a man can just have slightly long hair or quickly pop on a bit of lipstick and this magically makes him non-threatening.

No. 21271

Mary Bourke on TERFs and SMURFs (sexist misogynists undermining real feminism)

No. 21864

from an episode of Alan Partridge
>I know lying is wrong, but if the elephant man came in now in a blouse with some make up on, and said how do i look? Would you say, bearing in mind he's depressed, "take that blusher off you ugly mis-shapened elephant tranny" or would you say "You look nice… John"?
and Lynn concedes she would be polite and lie, like most people do when confronted with ugly men IRL who think they are women

No. 22097

>>14043
There's the Caelano series by Jane Fletcher. The first book is pretty mid imo since she has to devote some time to explaining why there's no men on the planet, but I found the rest of the books pretty comfy. There's not really a "moral" besides something along the lines of "a utopia isn't possible even if everyone was a woman and was the same race and (at the very beginning) had the same creed", but the world she depicts is correctly absent of most of the degeneracy and evil that men overwhelmingly bring about. Again, that's mostly the first book, the other books are mostly self contained stories more concerned with themselves than some larger message. It has a medieval/Roman/low-tech/kinda-magical-but-also-kinda-sci-fi aesthetic. Sorry if that's incoherent, but I don't know how else to describe it. I dunno if I'd call it radfem or TERFy beyond Fletcher not doing anything retarded like implying humanity needs or would miss men in such a world, but I find her series so comfy that I shill it any chance I get. If you skip the appendix of book 1, you never have read anything with a living male character (aside from literal wild animals) and I think that's neat.

Also also, if you do read that appendix, the guy whose POV you're reading is fairly rational and doesn't freak out about the fact that males will die out in a single generation. Unrealistic, but good if you don't want to read accurate depictions of panicked scrote logic. It's also a flashback, all the books are hundreds of years in the future where the few surviving ideas of men are basically some of the weirder looking goddesses in their pantheon (and none of the ones people find important enough to pray to specifically kek).

No. 22237

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Morrisey fanboying Germaine Greer and talking about her cancellation over her gender critical views. From his current tour in Australia.

No. 22239

>>22097
I have to ask, how do people reproduce?

No. 22245

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This is going to sound bizarre because the creator is a scrote and the consistent subject matter, but Beavis and Butthead I think actually has enough to support a blackpill radfem reading. Even beyond episodes Womyn and The History Of Women which bring up feminism. It has less to do with how the show writes women (which I think it does a decent job at) and more with how it portrays men, mostly the main characters.

B+B are unsalvageable misogynist apes, everyone who tries to help them is just wasting their time on two lost causes. They continually cause pain to others and themselves in their antics, and for that they are not cool but forever the biggest wusses who will always try and fail to score.

The new series would be a perfect opportunity to make fun of tranny shit too, like the jokes just write themselves. Imagine Beavis and Butthead identifying as girls to get access to women’s spaces. Sadly some people who work on the new cartoon are trannies and it’s 2024 US mainstream entertainment, they’d never have the ovaries.

Also Daria was born here.

No. 22249

>>22245
I genuinely agree with you lol.

No. 22290

>>22237
for all his edginess i always feel justified in liking morrissey. behind the 'i say what i want, free country' facade he's capable of genuine sympathy for women's struggle (and lesbians for some reason..? pretty rare for a gay man). one of the few men i'm comfortable describing as feminist

No. 22296

>>22239
A certain level of the population has psychic powers. Most of them are only powerful enough to make domestic animals pregnant with a genetic clone, but a smaller portion of them have the aptitude to do genetic recombination and make a human pregnant with someone genetically unique (this is all done without physical contact). Couples usually have to go to their nearest church if they want to have a child since the church rounds up anyone with a high enough psychic aptitude to work for them.

No. 22315

>>22237
This is a slight surprise but a welcome one. I’m a huge Moz fan but I was under the impression he was slightly receptive to gendies, at least hsts, as he has mentioned in past interviews that he “relates more to transsexuals than homosexuals” (paraphrasing). Of course, those interviews were in the 90s and he probably only knew hsts at the time and has a good enough head on his shoulders now to have critical thinking skills. The only reason I know about this phase Morrissey had was because this tif I knew that vehemently detested Morrissey all of a sudden loved him because of that quote and thought of him as some sort of ‘egg’, which would most likely horrify him now.

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>>12066
Sillypoo are radfems confirmed <3 Now I want a suffragette rocket pop sticker for myself…

No. 22661

>>22631
another win for terf island. i need this rocket lolly sticker IRL

No. 22722

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A scene about "transing the gay away" from The Blacklist (this episode aired about 2015 I think).

No. 22735

Posted on the /snow/ board but wanted to share this gc YouTuber here as well

No. 22754

>>22722
>2015
How did society manage to lose the plot so fast?

No. 22760

>>22754
people understood the absurdity of a religious theocratic state executing it's gays but allowing people to transition based on interpterions of some holy-texts, I guess that irony doesn't exist anymore.

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>>22722
Forcing or pressuring gays to transitions in the middle east was discussed as the horrific practice it was for a brief period in time when knowledge of the practice entered western popular culture, but for some reason no one really talks about it in popular culture now… hm wonder why. It doesn't really fit the narrative.
Go back and read this article, it's typical detrans story but the media was allowed to talk about it like the pressure to transition was bad because being gay is illegal in those countries. it's weird to compare to how transitioning is covered in the media now. https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29832690 gotta be some kind of racism or something keeping people from seeing there are obvious parallels between the practices in the middle east and in the west.

No. 22770

>>22735
Just watched this now. I found the clip of the young guy talking about his AGP interesting, especially his opinion that more AGP men should come to terms and be open with it so it can be addressed, instead of the only options being a secret shame or trooning out.
I'm torn on this because I can already see that AGP men like Debbie Hayton and Phil Illy trying to make it something that should be accepted by women (including many GC women), whilst they're still "getting off" on dressing as women. But it's better than the pretence of a trans identity I suppose.

No. 22772

>>22763
searching for stories like this and filtering the date to anything before 2015 is very interesting. the past decade of gender ideology propaganda has wiped people's brains.
I'm glad this woman became a proud lesbian and hope that's still the case. She will have gone from having the immense pressure of her family's culture and religion, right into the pressure of trans culture online.

No. 22777

>>22770
If there was a way for men to talk about it while it still being treated like a disorder like addiction that would be best. That way they're pushed to fix themselves instead of accepting this new horror into society. At least for now troondom is more accepted by people thinking it's gay men transitioning (still horrible but at least they haven't totally suppressed natural repulsion instincts)

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No. 22817

>>22787
Thanks for the laughs, great find. It's almost scary how predictive it was of the years to come and the transbian discourse
>Or maybe you're a MAN
>Why would a man pretend to be a lesbian?
>Duh, to get some nookie off a pretty but stupid lesbian ?

No. 23540

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There's an old episode of criminal minds, where the villain of the week is a misogynistic serial killer who refers to women as "bleeders"

>The unsub is a white male aged in his 30s to 40s who, judging from his knowledge of circuitry wiring, works as an electrician or an electrical engineer, a job which gives him access to his victims' homes or workplaces and therefore enough time to observe them. He targets successful career women because he finds them strong, righteous, and unattainable, so he seeks to tear them down, reduce them to basic sexual creatures, and punish them. He is a clear sexual sadist of the anger-excitation typology, meaning that he becomes sexually aroused by his victims' suffering. Technically, the killings come afterward for he is actually after the pain his victims feel, and he takes his time to exact maximum stimulation. It is believed that he takes his victims' clothing for rehearsal fantasies; by dressing up as his victims, he can relive the torture, and it is during this time that he most likely pleasures himself in order to reinforce his association between suffering and gratification. When he eventually becomes dissatisfied with reliving the torture, he seeks out a new victim. He has been killing women for a long time and has also been thinking about killing for most of his life. He will continue to evolve his M.O., finding new ways of challenging himself and increasing his stimulation threshold; there is no bond holds for him. It was also revealed that Jeremy frequently called women "bleeders", which is a misogynistic term that refers to menstruation.


This is from Season 3, Episode 13 of Criminal Minds and it aired in early 2008

No. 23542

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit season 6 episode 12 titled "Identity" (2005). Although it's mentioned at the end that nothing's based on real people or event, it is obviously heavily based on Money's trans experimentations on the Reimer twins. I just saw the episode recently and it was such a breath of fresh, sane air. Usually, the writers use the two main detectives to argue both sides of the episode's moral theme but this time they were both 100% against, even just the hormone therapy and blockers. Bless.

No. 23544

>>23542
>>23540
intreisgn that both of these are from the 2000's.

No. 23546

>>23540
Prophetic. They tried to warn us

No. 23548

>>23546
Not really, pretty much every case of criminal minds was based on one or more real-life serial killers jumbled up together. When the show was still going on, fans actually joked about how much they would directly copy and paste from real life
>Jeremy Andrus was inspired by Jerry Brudos - Both were serial killers and rapists who had jobs as electricians, targeted women, abducted them from public places, strangled them, both deviated from their original M.O. somewhat in their last murder and tended to dress in their victim's clothing after killing them.

No. 23801

Anyone who needs peaking material or wants to strengthen your arguments against the trans medicine industry and childhood medical transition, listen to this episode of the podcast Gender: A Wider Lens. It's an interview of a whistleblower who worked at a gender clinic in an american hospital. She describes the insane negligence and unethical medical practices she witnessed, and they break it down really well. I also enjoy the personalities of the hosts, two therapists from Ireland and the US. They are all very intelligent and reasonable women who care deeply about the issue. It's a 1.25 hour listen but really worth it.

No. 23808

>>23801
Thanks, I might send this to a few of my friends who aren't fully sure about the harm troonism causes.

No. 24005

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Here to share an online library of documentaries: https://thoughtmaybe.com/topic/women/
Library contains many types of documentaries, it is not solely a feminist library but there are documentaries of interest tagged under "women"

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theres an ep of billy and mandy where a skull goes around granting wishes. The bully character Sperg made a wish to be able to go inside the womens restroom (he wanted to bully girls out of their cash).
The girls end up making fun of his looks and he goes crying out of the bathroom.
The episode is called wishbones.

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can i post this here? art is media, no? i can't look at this painting without getting emotional. i fucking love frida kahlo even if i'm a normie for it

No. 24111

>>24057
that sounds hilarious

No. 24134

>>24111
yeah it was funny af watching it as a kid, the girls knew he was a dude and went in hard on his hairy lip and ugly granny clothes. now its just depressing since it'd be called transphobic.



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