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Now break it down by race, tranny-faggots.
Now break it down by race, tranny-faggots.
3?
3?
They lie about everything.
They lie about everything.
I know they lie, but are they really only expecting people to think it has been 3?
I know they lie, but are they really only expecting people to think it has been 3?
People believed a cloth mask would protect them from a "deadly" covid virus. So yes.
People believed a cloth mask would protect them from a "deadly" covid virus. So yes.
Yes, it’s been pronounced and now will be repeated constantly.
Yes, it’s been pronounced and now will be repeated constantly.
Revolting retards, Batman!
Revolting retards, Batman!
What the fuck is a cis?
What the fuck is a cis?
It's what the LGBTQ people call people with normal sexual orientation. I never took the time to look why they don't just call them straight, but here is how Grok explains it:
The term "cis" is short for "cisgender," which refers to someone whose gender identity matches the sex they were assigned at birth (e.g., a person assigned female at birth who identifies as a woman). It’s not a direct synonym for "straight," which describes sexual orientation (attraction to the opposite gender).
"Cis" is used instead of "straight" when discussing gender identity rather than sexual orientation. For example, a cisgender person can be straight, gay, bisexual, or any other orientation. The term "cis" avoids assuming everyone identifies with their assigned sex, distinguishing it from "transgender" (someone whose gender identity differs from their assigned sex). It’s a way to be precise about gender identity in conversations, especially in contexts like LGBTQ+ discussions or gender studies.
It's what the LGBTQ people call people with normal sexual orientation. I never took the time to look why they don't just call them straight, but here is how Grok explains it:
The term "cis" is short for "cisgender," which refers to someone whose gender identity matches the sex they were assigned at birth (e.g., a person assigned female at birth who identifies as a woman). It’s not a direct synonym for "straight," which describes sexual orientation (attraction to the opposite gender).
"Cis" is used instead of "straight" when discussing gender identity rather than sexual orientation. For example, a cisgender person can be straight, gay, bisexual, or any other orientation. The term "cis" avoids assuming everyone identifies with their assigned sex, distinguishing it from "transgender" (someone whose gender identity differs from their assigned sex). It’s a way to be precise about gender identity in conversations, especially in contexts like LGBTQ+ discussions or gender studies.
Yea, just no.
Straight White Male.
Everything else is just a faggot or a nutcase.
Yea, just no.
Straight White Male.
Everything else is just a faggot or a nutcase.
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