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    LaylaAlexandrovna (laylaalexandrovna@spinster.club)'s status on Friday, 04-Sep-2026 21:23:47 JST LaylaAlexandrovna LaylaAlexandrovna

    Well actually they ARE SUBHUMAN DEVIANTS for the most part. It's people like NORMAN here who think that they aren't because they only know that ONE lil tranny aunty down the corner who's absolutely harmless and sometimes even does something 'nice'.

    MEN feel SORRY for these violent batshit crazy fuckwits.

    Men aren't identified because they will receive the punishment they deserve.

    RT: https://bird.makeup/users/nbjansen/statuses/2094795894625374412

    In conversation about a month ago from spinster.club permalink

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      Norman Jansen on Twitter
      Transgender women aren't identified because they're so often treated as subhuman deviants. Better to accept them for the gender identity they claim, and point out that as MALES, playing in female divisions is cheating. Use smart words and be pro-female instead of anti-trans. https://normanjansen.substack.com/p/riley-gaines
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      HebrideanHecate (hebrideanhecate@spinster.xyz)'s status on Friday, 04-Sep-2026 21:23:46 JST HebrideanHecate HebrideanHecate
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      @LaylaAlexandrovna For sure.

      Violent subhuman deviants, absolutely bang on the money, just take a look at the crime sheets that follow them around.

      In conversation about a month ago permalink
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      KeepTakingTheSoma (keeptakingthesoma@spinster.xyz)'s status on Friday, 04-Sep-2026 21:23:46 JST KeepTakingTheSoma KeepTakingTheSoma
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      • HebrideanHecate
      @HebrideanHecate @LaylaAlexandrovna The biggest problem we have is that people are inconsistent in their thinking.
      If somebody wants to use the *not all* argument, then it should be used consistently rather than selectively. These people also fail to understand how statistics work.
      As an example, I once heard a journalist speaking shortly after the death of George Michael and his impact on pop music. He couldn't resist a little aside on the lines of he was the son of Cypriot immigrants so this proves that immigration works. Using his premise anyone could cite the case of an Albanian rapist and claim that this proves that immigration doesn't work. But stupidity like this is common, especially in the commentariat class.
      While we *know* that the *not all* premise is objective fact, we can look at statistical analysis to identify patterns. So as an example, if male Albanian immigrants make up 0.01% of the population of a country but make up 25% of those imprisoned for rape, the data would suggest that they pose a higher risk than average. It still doesn't mean *all Albanian men* but an anomaly like this should flag up issues around the advisability of allowing unregulated immigration of this group and other policy matters.
      It's stupid thinking that creates the mess. I suspect the group that uses it is selected for that purpose.
      In conversation about a month ago permalink
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      LaylaAlexandrovna (laylaalexandrovna@spinster.club)'s status on Saturday, 05-Sep-2026 16:02:19 JST LaylaAlexandrovna LaylaAlexandrovna
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      • KeepTakingTheSoma

      @KeepTakingTheSoma @HebrideanHecate Last night I was wondering about the percentage of stupid people we have running and ruining this planet.

      But sadly, even having a high IQ doesn't mean a person isn't stupid when it comes to common sense and practical matters.

      The human mind is pretty tricky and most of us are capable of the most egregious mistakes - but that doesn't mean we should be willing to accept people that already have a whole host of bad juju against them.

      I'd like to say that people should just stay where we are but that also is completely impractical and also results in problems. Migration is a fact of all life and somehow we still have to regulate it.

      In conversation about a month ago permalink
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