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  1. By the way, I tried creating some AI images of Marjorie Taylor Greene in a dominatrix outfit whipping speaker Mike Johnson who is wearing a dress and has a ball in his mouth.

     

    - Didn't look anything like MTG...was slightly attractive, which was a dead giveaway it wasn't her

    - Mike Johnson wasn't in any of the images--in fact, one image had three MTGs (!!) but no MJ

    - They pretty much all portrayed her as buff

    - They all showed her in a black leather dominatrix outfit

     

    I'm not even gonna bother posting them lol...

  2. 4 minutes ago, TheGoodBits said:


    All great arguments for therapy to help learn to accept and love themselves. That's definitely covered by insurance fwiw. 


    edit to add: Body Dystrophic Disorder can also be treated by therapy. Or if the patient really feels like they need it, they can get a cosmetic procedure (which is not covered by insurance) 

     

    There is no one-size-fits-all to gender dysphoria, though. Which, for the record, is what the overwhelming majority of trans peoples suffer from, NOT Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Those are two completely different and separate things.

     

    What you're suggesting is a bit like the hospital mistakenly putting "female" on a newborn's birth certificate, and then telling the child and his parents that he's gonna have to live his life as a girl but don't worry, we have therapy that can help you deal with it.

     

    Parents: "Why can't we change the birth certificate?"

    Hospital: "Oh, no, that's an official medical document, we can't change that."

     

    Think of it...when we fully allow ourselves to understand all the complicated biological mechanisms behind gender, having a doctor look at your genitals 2 seconds after you're born and say "This is what you're going to be for the rest of your life" starts to sound a bit idiotic lol...

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  3. 1 minute ago, TheGoodBits said:


    If theoretically a person can be a woman despite having a penis, why should we (taxpayers/health insurance payers) have to fund their expensive! efforts to transform their penises into… well… something that at least kinda looks like a vagina.

     

     

     

    Read up on the very real and very damaging effects of knowing you're female, of having every synapse in your brain and every chemical in your body constantly telling you that you're female, yet being condemned in a "male" body (or conversely, being male forced to exist within a female body). The suicide rate among trans people is a reflection of that reality. When they look in the mirror they don't see themselves, or anyone...they see a jail cell that they're condemned to spend the rest of their lives in even though they didn't do anything illegal or criminal. Using that jail example, surgery can be like an innocent man sent to jail for life suddenly getting a pardon and released from prison.

     

    So, no, it's not just for "looks."

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  4. 23 hours ago, China said:

    Yeah, whoever titles his videos uses Bombshell about every third video, and then throws in other ones like Devastating or some such.  The titles are way too clickbaity.

     

     

    They all do lol...every left-leaning video title on youtube has one of these words in it, always in all-caps:

     

    - BOMBSHELL (it's never a bombshell, more like a firecracker)

    - BRUTAL (there's nothing brutal about whatever the Dem politician said to the Republican politician)

    - DESTROYS (nobody gets destroyed by anyone, ever...not even close)

    - MUST-WATCH (lol please)

    - BREAKING (usually it's about something that happened 4 days ago)

     

    I've unsubscribed from almost all of them due to the stupid clickbait titles.

  5. 1 hour ago, Jumbo said:

    I can see this bring a bit of reach given the thread title, but the content is mainly focused on Trump v Biden, and it's well worth viewing in general (and of course for topically related humor value, always welcome in any ES thread). It's a link Colin Jost's whole routine at the Annual White House Press Dinner

     

    https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/colin-jost-13-best-jokes-152649997.html

     

     

     

     

    "President Biden, Dr. Biden, Vice President Harris...Doug." LOL...

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  6. 20 minutes ago, Simmsy said:

     

    I could hijack a school bus, crash it into Walmart, kill everyone inside and still get more support than if I kicked a dog. I get that people like dogs, but I think people go overboard with it. Why do we always need a "dog story" to beat the GOP in a presidential election?

     

    Dogs and small children are basically the epitome of unconditional love, abiding trust, and complete loyalty...I'm not sure it's reasonable to think those things won't have a strong effect in our perceptions when something happens to either. I would say we are protective of both--whether they are ours or not--precisely because of those qualities they bring to our lives. Kids can grow up and lose those qualities, of course lol...but if they do, it's usually due to how bad the parents were. Dogs, it's damn hard to shake that unconditional love and loyalty out of them as they grow up.

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  7. 24 minutes ago, tshile said:

    The Noem dog thing is funny because that’s how life is on a farm, and it shows how unaware of that many people are. 
     

    animals have jobs or purposes and when they fall outside that ability for whatever reason the animals are usually put down and often with a firearm. They aren’t cute things you pet and form bonds with, they’re just a cog on a wheel. Horses, pigs, cows, goats… dogs… they’re all treated that way. 
     

    it’s a great illustration of the fundamental disconnect between two core cultures in this country 

     

    farmers don’t have a use for a hunting dog that doesn’t hunt well. It’s just another thing to feed at that point and you don’t do that with animals. 
     

    it’s nothing close to dog fighting, and I saw that as someone that thinks what Vick did was horrendous but also he served his time so leave him alone about it 🤷‍♂️ 

     

    - Most farmers who kill dogs kill other farmer's dogs who threaten or have killed their livestock. Farmers usually understand the necessity of controlling their own dogs and take the time and put in the effort to do just that. But, yeah, it does happen when farmers end up putting down their own dogs. But I would be shocked if "they can't hunt" is considered reason enough for most farmers to pull the trigger.

     

    - Noem--let's say "made the mistake"--of injecting feelings into the discussion when she said "I hated that dog"...that goes beyond utility being the motivating factor and into personal feelings being a factor, no matter what those feelings were based on.

     

    - I'm not exactly a fan of "that's just how things are in rural America, that's just their mindset"...but then I'm speaking from the perspective of a Black man who lived his entire life in the U.S. and had more than his share of experiences with the rural mindset on things lol...

     

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  8. 9 minutes ago, Panninho said:

    Well if you stop reading there, sure. But the sentence finishes with "based on the consensus draft board". So based on this metric they did knock it out of the park with regards to the players they took.

    But for one year it's just one more data point, that doesn't necessarily mean all that much. However, if you do this every year, history has shown that your chances are quite good you are gaining strength relative to the field. So adding draft classes like this will help in the long run, even if this individual one doesn't pan out.

    Don't know what's so controversial about this.

     

    "Based on  the consensus draft boards" that are based on the consensus mock drafts of journalists all over the internet which are based on....

     

    None of that negates what I said.

     

    If it's "just one more data point" in a long list of draft data points, then they definitely should not be claiming any team "knocked their draft out of the park."

  9. 13 minutes ago, Panninho said:

    This says nothing about the individual players and draft classes though.

     

     

     

    When they say a team "knocked the draft out of the park," but that conclusion has nothing whatsoever to do with the actual players the team drafted or that team's overall draft class, something's wrong lol...if they are only looking at the best use of a team's draft assets, then something better than a glowing "knocked their draft out of the part" comment needs to be used.

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