⛧ Galena ⛧ @Galena@gameliberty.club

Kinda seems like this recently

The globalists control the government, Wall Street, Hollywood, and the media, but the ruling class is vastly outnumbered by the 99%.

The only opinion that you're allowed to have now is that everything is fine.

Don't you find the fact that the politicians and celebrities all support wars, debt, and tyranny to be strange?

The government is not legit.

The US is not a democracy.

There is no rule of law.

Instead of denying people with a medical illness treatment, maybe push for more thorough diagnostic procedures to verify the condition is present? That seems reasonable right?

Right?

Nope, fuck ‘em, let ‘em commit suicide. Yeah you guys are real good people. Bullshit you are.

If education about this stuff, and treatment options were available to me when I was a kid you have no fucking clue how much better my life would have been.

I’m really starting to hate a lot of these people who think they are just so fucking moral when they speak out against something they know nothing about.

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the dark side is fun though. we have lolis

Tfw TWKN is taken over by bots.

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This is why I hate the “mainstream” trans community. It’s toxic, dishonest and mostly bullshit.

People should transition if they have dysphoria and its making their life miserable and maybe even putting them at risk for suicide. Not “for fun”, “muh gender norms” or “I want to be special / pretend to be an oppressed minority”.

This isn’t my post, but an example of the kind of opinions that get instantly banned.

Being trans is pretty terrible, but the worst part of it is being automatically associated with the lunatic leftists.

"Ancient tomatoes were the size of berries; potatoes were no bigger than peanuts. Corn was a wild grass, its tooth-cracking kernels borne in clusters as small as pencil erasers. Cucumbers were spiny as sea urchins; lettuce was bitter and prickly. Peas were so starchy and unpalatable that, before eating, they had to be roasted like chestnuts and peeled. The sole available cabbage—the great-great-granddaddy of today’s kale, kohlrabi, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and cauliflower—was sea kale, a tough and tongue-curling leafy weed that grew along the temperate sea coasts. Carrots were scrawny. Beans were naturally laced with cyanide."

"Paleolithic fruit, though often smaller and tarter than modern varieties, was recognizably fruit. Apples, grapes, figs, plums, and pears have been tempting mammals for tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of years." Interesting.