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@transhumanisticpanspermia
this is huge… a three chair event
the people telling me callout posts are good actually are not sending their best and brightest
this is what thinking "callout posts do anything useful" makes you sound like all the time, btw. it comes through in all your speech patterns. even in person.
the people telling me callout posts are good actually are not sending their best and brightest
tbh it's very difficult to take any opinion on callout culture on tumblr seriously if it fails to acknowledge how it arose out of necessity
The very first callout post I saw on this site was of a cis man in Florida who had abused his position as a ~cool educated anarchist~ to rape several women.
The first callout of a transfemme I didn’t see until years later and it was directed at monetizeyourcat for financially abusing and pressuring young trans women into sex.
Callout posts did have a purpose - there were indeed many people using their online persona as a means to abuse people.
did writing about these people on the internet provide any healing to their victims, change their behavior, or meaningfully reduce their access to new victims?
if they kept doing it, #2 and #3 are automatically answered with "no," btw.
you're fucking daft if you think any real community has benefitted from this hyperonline mean girl sherlock holmes ass horseshit.
Those people actually did stop and could no longer have a public presence where they were abusing their social position online to lure in victims.
But whatever helps you sleep at night being a rape apologist.
two months ago i accidentally discovered the legal name and address of my rapist from 10 years ago and i chose to do nothing with it, about 40% because i knew the police's reaction would be unhelpful to my healing, and about 60% because i knew the community's reaction would be unhelpful to my healing, because of people like you.
go fuck yourself.
tbh it's very difficult to take any opinion on callout culture on tumblr seriously if it fails to acknowledge how it arose out of necessity
The very first callout post I saw on this site was of a cis man in Florida who had abused his position as a ~cool educated anarchist~ to rape several women.
The first callout of a transfemme I didn’t see until years later and it was directed at monetizeyourcat for financially abusing and pressuring young trans women into sex.
Callout posts did have a purpose - there were indeed many people using their online persona as a means to abuse people.
did writing about these people on the internet provide any healing to their victims, change their behavior, or meaningfully reduce their access to new victims?
if they kept doing it, #2 and #3 are automatically answered with "no," btw.
you're fucking daft if you think any real community has benefitted from this hyperonline mean girl sherlock holmes ass horseshit.
Those people actually did stop and could no longer have a public presence where they were abusing their social position online to lure in victims.
But whatever helps you sleep at night being a rape apologist.
Interesting use of a rather vague hypothetical there my friend do you mind expanding on that
yall hear buzzing?
"Calling out wont stop anything" = "thats just how things are, we shouldn't do anything about it"
Your need for "Right To Comfort" is showing
you have the rhetorical skills of the guy who starts chants at protests
tbh it's very difficult to take any opinion on callout culture on tumblr seriously if it fails to acknowledge how it arose out of necessity
The very first callout post I saw on this site was of a cis man in Florida who had abused his position as a ~cool educated anarchist~ to rape several women.
The first callout of a transfemme I didn’t see until years later and it was directed at monetizeyourcat for financially abusing and pressuring young trans women into sex.
Callout posts did have a purpose - there were indeed many people using their online persona as a means to abuse people.
did writing about these people on the internet provide any healing to their victims, change their behavior, or meaningfully reduce their access to new victims?
if they kept doing it, #2 and #3 are automatically answered with "no," btw.
you're fucking daft if you think any real community has benefitted from this hyperonline mean girl sherlock holmes ass horseshit.
immediately looked in the replies and saw "yes thank you, it was important to expose closet racists!"
what exactly is a "closet racist?" someone who does racist things in location A and doesn't do them in location B, you meet them in location B, and you feel icky when you find out about location A?
the people in A were already handling shit and do not need, cannot use, help from location B. your reaction is just a blend of moral and contamination compulsions.
tbh it's very difficult to take any opinion on callout culture on tumblr seriously if it fails to acknowledge how it arose out of necessity
The very first callout post I saw on this site was of a cis man in Florida who had abused his position as a ~cool educated anarchist~ to rape several women.
The first callout of a transfemme I didn’t see until years later and it was directed at monetizeyourcat for financially abusing and pressuring young trans women into sex.
Callout posts did have a purpose - there were indeed many people using their online persona as a means to abuse people.
did writing about these people on the internet provide any healing to their victims, change their behavior, or meaningfully reduce their access to new victims?
if they kept doing it, #2 and #3 are automatically answered with "no," btw.
you're fucking daft if you think any real community has benefitted from this hyperonline mean girl sherlock holmes ass horseshit.
Knowing you work with elders made everything click re: your affable demeanor and ability to take people saying the wildest shit to you on the chin. Does logging in after work ever feel like you just clocked in again
the old folks home feels like tumblr more than tumblr feels like an elder care facility but only marginally
guards! read me my bedtime yaoi
my liege if you keep having all of the guards come to your bedroom to read you bedtime stories, there will be no one to actually guard the castle during that time!
any intruders are welcome to join us for story time
my liege the enemies to lovers yaoi is affecting your perception of the danger of real enemies.
when will it be my turn.
holy fuck
happy one year to bedtime yaoi
There’s a mildly worrying if-so-then-also backlash against the general concept of the internet borne from reasonable antipathy towards ai data centers and it does worry me.
it's not just backlash against the concept of the internet, it's brazen irrational hostility against anything and anyone connected to "Big Tech" regardless of substance.
combine this with the fact that trans women are culturally tied to the tech industry (because tech is the only livable wage paying industry where trans women have started to get enough of a foothold to create a self-sustaining hiring pipeline) and the frequent attempts to deny trans women basic empathy even from "progressive" organizations and people,
and it's really not hard to see how this is just new Lysenkoism. it has made me actively distrustful of any leftist with both radical ambitions and tech antipathy. i can see with 20/20 foresight how you're gonna line me up against the wall because i'm a Big Tech Class Traitor (for making prosthetic arm firmware, close enough, ran out of IT worker transsexuals and the crowd still hungers)
They say ooooh be a good boy for daddy and you'll get a reward. But then the reward is just gay sex. This is bullshit. I wanted a skateboard
Then they say if you're a bad boy daddy will punish you. But what's the punishment? More gay sex! You can't escape it. This whole damn place is in the pocket of Big Sex
would you guys like to see a real illustration from an actual published scientific paper? of course you would
link to the paper
Hey op kinda buried the lead. This isn't just some illustration. ITS THE ABSTRACT.
my mushoomb,, :D
one musruum..
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Happy Flat Fuck Friday to this look guy in particular
@your-local-house-cricket
Some of the edgiest queers in the world who constantly talk about romanticizing cannibalism and gore is punk or whatever will turn into the literal pope when confronted with anything realistic having to do with sex like im sorry but people fuck in the park at night sometimes always have and always will and you’re going to have to go about your life without advocating for them to be skinned alive in Alcatraz
And— dare I point out the obvious— the policing of these public areas historically was and still is a huge element of police brutality and discrimination against gay people. Undercover cops frequently patrol areas that are known cruising spots and initiate with men so they can make an arrest when the guy reciprocates. They will also arrest men who are seen looking at each other over the urinals in these spots. Or for peeing while wearing a rainbow wristband.
Federal law enforcement turned a person they arrested in the transit hub directly over to ICE.
If you are going to be squeamish about these facts of public life then you should really be aware of how at odds that is with your “punk” “be gay do crime” aesthetics and how your fears are directly implicated in fascist policing of our bodies