the i dont care about politics anymore thread

[Encroaching Death]

Not all teachers are groomers, but the majority of groomers are teachers.

Hope this helps.

[Basanos]

Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The other thing is they don't really believe it anyway.

Gaetz may not be a trafficker but he is a groomer.

And they don't care.

I'm never really sure what it is I am expecting these jackals to say, but it sure is fun throwing their own bad ideas at em and watching them squirm

[Ooloo]

Guys guys guys, good news, my entire highly impressionable and easily confused second grade class of literal 8 year-olds came out as non-binary-gender-non-conforming after they heard me say those words!

I mean jeez, it's so EASY for kids to understand this stuff. It's the hateful adults who don't!

[Ooloo]

The AMA is basically citing "experts" like the quacks matt walsh interviewed in his documentary. If you consider that "expertise" I worry for you.

[Elizondo]

Bitter Basanos and Rabbit Hole Reiwa still tryin to defend groomers and only coming across as creepy and weird

[Jibartik]

I love the smell of sulfur in the morning.

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I love the smell of sulfur in the morning.

SO2

[unsunghero]

So Matt Walsh apparently thinks men shouldn’t cry. Like at all ever

I’ll tell him the same thing I tell all clients at work. If you try to bottle all your negative emotions your entire life, they will eventually come out, either all at once (at a very inopportune time, usually), or a more insidious way through some self-destructive behavior

It’s ok to let them out a little, ideally NOT in public whether you are a man or woman simply because it will add embarrassment and awkwardness to that emotion, for most people

It’s also not a good idea to wallow in them. It’s like a water faucet. You turn on the faucet every once in a while a little bit, and then after put on a strong face and go do what you have to do. A tough manly man who never turned the faucet on their entire life, might just be a guy who blows his brains at out at age 53 in front of his kids. Or drinks himself to death

Also, Jordan Peterson cries a lot…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by unsunghero [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So Matt Walsh apparently thinks men shouldn’t cry. Like at all ever

I’ll tell him the same thing I tell all clients at work. If you try to bottle all your negative emotions your entire life, they will eventually come out, either all at once (at a very inopportune time, usually), or a more insidious way through some self-destructive behavior

It’s ok to let them out a little, ideally NOT in public whether you are a man or woman simply because it will add embarrassment and awkwardness to that emotion, for most people

It’s also not a good idea to wallow in them. It’s like a water faucet. You turn on the faucet every once in a while a little bit, and then after put on a strong face and go do what you have to do. A tough manly man who never turned the faucet on their entire life, might just be a guy who blows his brains at out at age 53 in front of his kids. Or drinks himself to death

Also, Jordan Peterson cries a lot…

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=

I did recently tear up a little when Biden moved to deschedule marijuana. I don't smoke it but locking people in cages for doing so sucks noodles.

[unsunghero]

^
Oh and in regard to the crying part will only hurt you with women, that’s pretty debatable. Women are natural nurturers with a greater sense for empathy, we’ll start with that. Then consider how you might feel if a friend came up to you in tears and you comforted them. Would you think “wow, what a pussy, wasting my time like this” or would you be happy you comforted your friend? Helping others gives us a good feeling about ourselves, and this includes emotionally helping others. This is why there is the saying there is no such thing as a selfless act

Now if a guy cried to his wife all the time or a lot then sure, there might be some question of masculinity