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Me Too did not go far enough.

There's a racism and anti labor problem too - when the staff (which included queer and trans Christians of color) of The Reformation Project tried to turn the organization into a cooperative in 2019, he threw a hissy fit and fired everyone.

Not just this type of guy but this guy specifically. The Reformation Project is one of the bigger LGBTQ Christian organizations, and Matthew Vines was its founding ED.

Consistent and principled refusal to vote for people credibly accused of rape is worth doing even if it means we lose some elections. Handing power to rapists will always be worse for our movement in the long run. Excusing sexual violence is never strategic in our struggle for liberation.

70% of it is bought from this solar farm that the city invested in in Sangamon County. The power grid isn't segregated so it's as close to true as possible without literally having solar panels plugged into all their outlets. Hopefully we can get to 100% soon www.motherjones.com/environment/...

People keep acting like the fascists care about "crime." THEY DO NOT. They care about domination & fear. They will fearmonger re: "crimes" committed by out groups while cheering on the "crimes" committed by "their people" Meanwhile liberals keep bleating on about hypocrisy when hierarchy matters.

When Republicans talk about freedom, they don't mean for us. When they talk about law and order, they don't mean for them.

It's the replacement of a critique about politics with a critique about conforming to a subculture that I want to avoid. I don't think you're doing that though, so I apologize for arguing like you were

I don't disagree with you I don't think? I just have seen too many version of the take that "assimilationism is when a gay person is a normie" rather than "assimilationism is when gay people carve off pieces of themselves or deny less privileged queer people solidarity in order to be respectable"

Reproductive justice is a queer issue

I think we need to focus on the harm. Fitting in isn't the problem - throwing queer and trans people under the bus in order to maintain the temporary illusion of privilege is the problem.

I disagree, it's a meaningful critique when cis gays like Barney Frank push the Democratic Party to throw trans people under the bus. It's a meaningful critique when LGBTQ people join the US military or the police. It's a meaningful critique when individual gays choose self-promotion over solidarity

And of course an issue that disproportionately affects Black, Indigenous and other people of color because the state is already constantly ready to enact the violence of child removal against their families.

possible answers: 1) no, he was a rower 2) yes, and that's based, all power to the cyclists

It's not funny, trans women only shitpost when they are very stressed

"Special Interest" is also a fun rhetorical trick of asserting that "voters who want racial justice" and "a representative of the paper mill industry" are morally equivalents to provide service of office to.

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oh, conversion therapy

sounds like the author of this piece is arguing for "green-adjacent trans-lovers" to join the Greens and let Labour find out exactly how many votes they can keep by being bigots of convenience with no vision or commitment to human rights