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Anon haters keep it coming.
Terfs, truscum, and other transmisogynistic/transphobic dregs.. Queerphobes of any stripe. Exclusionists and assimilationists..
You don't faze me. I've experienced far worse from the very people tasked with raising and educating me.
I Tank Bigots, and have done for longer than some of y'all have even existed. 💋🖕
I need to fag out with another trans girl soon or I may actually die
Hey. Why isn’t the moon landing a national holiday in the US. Isn’t that fucked up? Does anyone else think that’s absurd?
It was a huge milestone of scientific and technological advancement. (Plus, at the time, politically significant). Humanity went to space! We set foot on a celestial body that was not earth for the first time in human history! That’s a big deal! I’ve never thought about it before but now that I have, it’s ridiculous to me that that’s not part of our everyday lives and the public consciousness anymore. Why don’t we have a public holiday and a family barbecue about it. Why have I never seen the original broadcast of the moon landing? It should be all over the news every year!
It’s July 20th. That’s the day of the moon landing. Next year is going to be the 54th anniversary. I’m ordering astronaut shaped cookie cutters on Etsy and I’m going to have a goddamn potluck. You’re all invited.
Hey. Hey. Tumblr. Ides of March ppl. We can do this
Hell yeah moon holiday
shout out to nonbinary people if ur nonbinary and reading this ily
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a movie first and foremost about the destruction of minority neighborhoods and public transit by the American car industry. After that, it's a technological milestone. And then it's about cartoons
Puritanism is getting worse around the globe and conservatives and fascists will absolutely be first going harder against porn, then use that against queer people. You HAVE to realise this and oppose anti porn measures and laws, be in solidarity with sex workers, and listen to them when they call this shit out. It's going to be vitally important.
Reminder that keeping porn legal means that pornstars have legal protections that they will lose if porn is made illegal. Reminder that keeping porn legal means there are legal standards that can be put in place and enforced which results in better safety for all who are involved in porn's creation.
Reminder that porn will never stop being a thing. It just won't. If it's made illegal, then it will continue to be created and distributed - its just that it will now be done under the table, and with no safety regulations or protections for anyone.
Yes, the hard-right's ultimate plan is to use porn as a gateway from which to attack queer people, but even if that wasn't their plan, you should want to protect the legality of porn anyway.
Keeping porn legal means that the chances of sexual assault on those who work in the industry are reduced, and means that victims of assault are able to pursue legal action against their attackers. Keeping porn legal means that human trafficking is decreased, and it gives victims of human trafficking a legally supported escape route that would be lost if porn were made illegal.
Keeping porn legal means that anyone who is involved in making it - regardless of whether theyre making it simply because they want to, or because they're financially desperate -- is granted a measure of protection that they otherwise would not be. People love to raise the "but porn is made by desperate people who sell their body to survive," but a) some people make porn because they like it, and b) someone who is desperate enough to sell their body will do so regardless of whether it's legal or not. But when it's legal, that desperate person has far more protections and is less likely to be taken advantage of than when it's illegal.
Keeping porn legal protects people. Making it illegal will harm people. It's that simple.
"But it's demeaning!"
That's a you problem. No, really - it's your opinion is that sex work is demeaning, but I've had some really demeaning jobs that were legal and "proper". Just because a job involves sex doesn't mean it has less value than being a salesperson, or an accountant.
To quote the great John Waters.
Sorry to add on to an already long post, but regarding this impacting all queer people: The way this happens is that they will quickly expand what the definition of “porn” is. Historically it has been a very difficult subject to pinpoint and define exactly, with obscenity laws kind of being all over the place. A Supreme Court justice once famously stated “I know it when I see it” when trying to define what porn is.
But this is not true. Everyone’s idea of what is “obscene” is different. Many believe dildos and vibrators are too obscene to exist and shouldn’t be seen in public or sold in stores. A book with a gay character? A transgender teacher? Porn. They are relying on people fundamentally believing that everyone understands what “porn” means in order to sneak in banning all sorts of things (including people).
The fact of the matter is that there are people in charge who truly believe that a queer person’s mere existence is as offensive and obscene as the most hardcore pornography out there, and they want those two things to be defined as the exact same type of “obscene” so they are both illegal. They will call us “porn” because they know that the average person will associate that with something specific (i.e.: classic video pornography, porno mags, etc.) and accept that this is a fine and normal thing to ban for being generally obscene to the public.
tldr: porn is hard to define and conservatives will always use that as an excuse to expand the definition to include anyone they don’t view as appropriate. Stop banning “obscenity” from the public. It will only hurt people.
Gabbard's move is based on wildly exaggerated "reporting" from far-right strategist Christopher Rufo.
This is an important lesson in how propaganda works. By saying they were fired for "sexually explicit" conversations, it's establishing that things related to being trans or queer- like discussing hormones or pronouns, both of which are things that are actually in the chat- are pornographic and explicit. It's treating any sort of queer identity discussion as sexual content.
Now, follow the math on this. When they convince people that talking about anything related to being trans is pornographic (see page 5 of Project 2025) and that exposing children to it should be registered as a sex offender (same paragraph of Project 2025), and then later says that the death penalty should be applied to people convicted of "particularly heinous crimes involving violence and sexual abuse of children" (page 554 of Project 2025), do you understand how this is the first step towards criminalizing any sort of discussion of being transgender and where they're laying the groundwork for killing people over it?
it really is all of us or bust btw. we cannot accept conditional acceptance of queer people, we cannot accept the exclusion of some in exchange for inclusion of others, it's all of us or nothing and we have to be so fucking clear about that. don't let conservatives or terfs or twitter discourse convince you that there's any other option. don't let them get away with it. we're all going to fucking make it and we're not leaving anybody behind
Sorry to be in Sex Work Advocacy mode but the way Transfems so frequently have to turn to it and already have our sexuality so policed, we MUST include advocacy for sex workers in our transfeminism
On top of that you just have to respect sex work as something people do because they like it. The industry is fucked but that is not unique to sex work. The amount of stigma I see, using onlyfans as a joke, the rumor that someone might have sex for money, stigmatizing uploading to pornhub or something. These are not tenable ideas
If you reblog one thing from me, reblog this.
Let no one say they didn’t know.
LIKE TO CHARGE REBLOG TO CAST LET'S GET THIS FUCKER EXPLODEDED
let it be so
they should invent an existence where the sweetest, most thoughtful people you've ever met don't suffer an endless series of indignities and injuries at the hands of gormless, self-obsessed monsters
nvm i can’t die. i’m transgender
we must stay alive my fellow transgender and bisexual warriors
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