Notices by Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫:unverified:💀 (alyx@gameliberty.club), page 6

@nyanide @j
It's not just one account. There are quite a few of them already. And the stories are quite similar. Almost every time, the psychologists completely ignored other mental health issues that the patients had, all their history, and pushed them into accepting that they were trans. A lot of sexual abuse too. And they were all from an era when they actually had to do some therapy. That's not even a requirement anymore these days.

But you are right that this is barely the start of the push-back. We won't get the full pendulum swing until we start seeing the young people who transitioned very recently start detransitioning in 10-15 years from now.

It will take time, but by the end of it, this period in medical history might have a worst reputation than lobotomies.

@p
>phosphorescence
I know there is some work being done in creating lasers with the help of bio phosphorescent dyes, but look at the thickness of those lasers. That's not lab equipment lasers. You definitely need some heavy equipment for that.
>crystallized milk solids
Excuse me, what?!

>bold to assume that the CIA was "hit by" something
Sure, once feminism took over, the letter agencies started doing the engineering too (which is why I mentioned the tit shrinking rays). But their agents are not immune from ideological crap.

>Okay, I *do* have a thing about tits
Case closed.

@p
>Same energy as Devo
I don't know what Devo is. :peepoShrug:

>They're the size of a building!
See, clearly you're exaggerating. I feel like my assessment of them being... above average, is more factual and a reasonable thing to say.

>You can't get energy from nothing.
Precisely why I stated that they seem to be supernatural and denying the laws of thermodynamics. Even if they're not literal death lasers, there's still no biological mechanism that allows breast tissue to generate coherent beams of laser light. Even if they're light show lasers, normal breasts cannot generate those. As such, those tits need to be calmed.

>what about cia tits
CIA, FBI, NSA, and all the other letter agencies were hit by feminism and DEI practices in the last decade, which has severely nerfed tits within their departments, and eradicated all funding for tit research and development. The idea that CIA currently has the know how to create such tits is absurd. They do have tit shrink rays though... really dangerous ones. Avoid at all costs.

>We'll have to agree to disagree.
That's fair.

>This woman's tits defy math
Again, you're just grossly exaggerating their size, likely because you have some tit fetish. Which... I mean that's fine. It's a perfectly healthy fetish to have. But we need to be realistic about things in such discussions.

@p
> You do not know that the lasers are deadly.
They look pretty dangerous to me. I mean look at her stance. Look at that power pose. That lady means business. That's not a light show she's putting up. She has the stance of a superhero ready to fight her enemies.

>They are much more massive
I feel like you're exaggerating. I'm sure I've seen bigger.

>thus contain more energy
It's not about the amount of matter/energy they can contain according to Einstein's equations, but the fact that the laser tits seem to be generating energy out of thin air. There's no known mechanism for tits to convert matter into energy in the form of highly energetic coherent photon beams.

>Also they attacked a person, which tits can't do
To me it looks more like the lady flicked her chest a bit, and it made the tits jiggled. Hitting the person was just incidental.

>Actually, the connecting tissue strength[...] Either magic is holding them to that torso or they are made of something different.
As you can see, this lady is not wearing a bra. Why is that important? Studies revealed that bras actually have a negative effect on promoting strength in breast connective tissue. Basically, breast tissue acts like a muscle, which you need to exercise in order to fully support itself. This lady clearly adequately exercises her breasts, which allows the connecting tissue to be stronger than average. There's no magic here, just advanced science put into practice.

@p I don't know, these tits look a lot calmer.
As you can see, there's no literal death lasers shooting out of them. Sure, these tits are... above average in size, but they don't exhibit any supernatural ability that defy the laws of thermodynamics.

@p CALM YOUR TITS!

@LukeAlmighty Well... Chernobyl has shown us that wildlife can actually survive and even thrive in a nuclear contaminated environment. So I think the odds are good enough.

@LukeAlmighty Honestly, I find it hard to find downsides to India-Pakistan starting a nuclear war with each other.
No more bad IT support.
No more bad tech scams.
No more Bollywood movies.
Less human waste ending up in the ocean.
The low level nuclear winter will rid ourselves of the concern over global warming for a bit (and I say low level, because it won't actually be big enough to engulf the entire planet in actual nuclear winter, it will just cool things a bit).

I mean, ok, millions of Indians and Pakistanis will die... but... I mean...

Anything can be normie if you're autistic enough.

2020 Biden: We're gonna cure cancer...
2024 Biden: in Minecraft

It feels like 99% of politician promises are like this.

@p And presumably you also have to ban parties that start becoming too popular. Heil Germany and their perfect vision of democracy! Clearly they will teach us democracy, even if it will need sending stubborn people to reeducation camps to do it.

@BasedLunatic
Oh, it's been done before. It's not even close to the first time EU leadership nudged things to how they preferred. It's just that now it's more blatant and there's no more reasonable cover that people can believe.
We were told elections had to be cancelled because there was Russian interference. I was reasonable, I waited to see the evidence.
We're 5 months removed, and we haven't seen evidence that proves Russia changed the course of those elections. We haven't even seen evidence of a "disinformation" campaign large enough to influence the results of that election.

@maxmustermann
This is a joke right? Someone's shitpost maybe? Please...

@maxmustermann
FUCKING DAMMIT!
And people wonder why I have depression... Ok, technically this is not why, but it's not helping either.

@Mr_NutterButter @beardalaxy
And considering the Republican party is currently lead by Trump, a guy who everyone considered democrat two decades ago... yeah... Europe is so fucked. I was so happy when Vance came and lectured us. I fucking hope he does it again. And again. And again. At least twice a year, every year, for however long he stays as vice-president, or maybe even president of USA.

@beardalaxy AfD is not even "right wing extremism". Apparently the party's leader is a lesbian of all things. Germans are such a fucking joke...

@jeff @beardalaxy
Yeah, but not just Germany. The only European country I can think of that can legitimately be said to have some right-wing politics is probably Hungary. Otherwise, everyone else is basically degrees of left-wing.

I decided against posting this earlier, cause I thought it was kind cringe. But I changed my mind, cause I'm a bit pissed off by EU right now, so I'm gonna rant probably.

These are the results from the first round of presidential election do-over.

The guy in the first place is the "sovereign" "far-right" candidate, that took up the mantle of the banned candidate Călin Georgescu. AUR is a newish party, with a reputation of being loud and obnoxious. Not particularly bright either. George Simion is quite a fitting leader for them.

2nd and 3rd places are the pro-EU candidates.
Nicușor Dan ran as independent, although he was given support by the USR party (who basically back stabbed their own representative and party leader, Elena Lasconi, which came in 5th). He also used to be head of USR party, but they broke up at some point, don't really know.
The party itself is considered the "progressive" one, though they're kinda viewed as anti-establishment here, and they're not as well entrenched with the Bruxelles crowed as...

Crin Antonescu is the representative for the alliance of the old guard, the establishment, the main political parties with which EU is used to deal with here: PSD, PNL, and UDMR. UDMR is a minority party, of magyars (Hungarian minority), so it's not that big, but PSD (left-wing) and PNL (center-right... supposedly) are the big guns. They're the Tories and Labour of Romanian politics. And they've been eliminated from going in the second round.

However the second round goes, it really isn't what EU would have hoped for.
But for now, my bet is that they're gonna get the worst outcome for them. You see, I skipped talking about the 4th placed guy, Victor Ponta. The guy is a joke these days, but he ran on a similar platform to the #1 guy, George Simion. Which means... in round 2, most of his voters are expected to go to Simion. If you add the votes together, that's up to 5 million votes, or 53% of the total votes...

Not only has the pro-EU side been trounced, but the "sovereign" vote has actually increased since the cancelled 2024 election, when this camp had "only" 3.4 million votes.

Back in December, the pro-EU side still had a reasonable shot at banding together, uniting their forces and winning the 2nd round fair and square. Now they are severely fucked.

They can try to cancel these elections again... there's been a bit of mass media prodding to see how people would react to it. But there's nothing they can reasonably do that won't backfire immensely.

Right now, they may very well try to outright tamper with ballots and steal the election in the 2nd round. It has happened before, and even USR has been a part before of covering up some shitty business at local election level. But with this result, and with an even more disproportionate support of Simion in our diaspora (where they voted 60% in favor of him), it would be a figurative bloodbath if anyone even smells fraud.

This will be two interesting weeks for us.

@mischievoustomato For the same reason we have little plastic tethers to our bottle caps that make it so you "can't" disconnect it from the bottle: bureaucratic nightmare.

@LukeAlmighty The fog I don't like, but the low-res part does look interesting.