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TERF (or those who now go by Gender Critical) is what we call people who are hateful bigots, radicalized and insane nutjobs (I mean, Joanne herself denied parts of the Holocaust and others have had Nazi supporters) and honestly people who are so obsessed with trans and other non LGB people that it's become their sole life's purpose to fuck with people's lives.
You all keep asking "Why do you have to shove it in our faces" - it's because of these cunts, and people like them.
If you just shut up, do your thing and not demand that normal people praise you for having severe mental problems, no one would give a fuck.
If you just show up, do your think, and not demand that every person be what YOU think is so called normal and just minded your own fucking business, no one would give a fuck.
Not exactly LGBTQIA+ related... but it is.
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A farm wife. I don't know why it's "animal husbandry" when in reality it's "animal wifery".Not exactly LGBTQIA+ related... but it is.
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The presence of femininity does not mean the absence of masculinity. That’s not how gender works at all. #gender #masculinity #femininity #trustmebrouniversity.
Ex-Rep. George Santos sentenced to 7 years in prison for fraud and identity theft
Author of the article:Associated Press
Associated Press
Philip Marcelo
Published Apr 25, 2025 • Last updated 21 hours ago • 3 minute read
CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. (AP) — Disgraced former U.S. Rep. George Santos, who lied about his life story and defrauded donors, was sentenced Friday to over seven years in prison, sobbing as he heard his punishment.
Santos, who pleaded guilty last summer to federal wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, appealed for mercy, telling a court through tears that he was “humbled” and “chastised” and realized he had betrayed his constituents’ trust.
“I offer my deepest apologies,” he said, adding: “I cannot rewrite the past, but I can control the road ahead.”
U.S. District Court Judge Joanna Seybert evidently wasn’t convinced.
“Where is your remorse? Where do I see it?” she asked as she sentenced him to 87 months behind bars. She said the former politician appeared to feel that “it’s always someone else’s fault.”
The New York Republican served in Congress barely a year before his House colleagues ousted him in 2023.
He admitted to deceiving donors and stealing the identities of nearly a dozen people, including his family members, to fund his winning campaign. As part of a plea deal, Santos has agreed to pay roughly $580,000 in penalties in addition to prison time.
The 36-year-old didn’t respond to reporters’ shouted questions as he walked into a Long Island courthouse, but he told The Associated Press on Thursday that he was resigned to his fate.
“I’m doing as well as any human being would be doing given the circumstances,” Santos wrote in a text message on Thursday, adding that he was “ready to face the music.”
Prosecutors sought seven years in federal prison for Santos, arguing in recent court filings that he “remains unrepentant” and has not shown genuine remorse, despite what he claims.
They cited recent comments Santos made on social media in which he cast himself as a victim of prosecutorial overreach.
In a letter to the court this week, Santos stressed that he remains “profoundly sorry” for his crimes but said prosecutors’ proposed sentence is too harsh.
Santos’ lawyers had called for a two-year prison stint, which is the mandatory minimum sentence for aggravated identity theft.
They argued such a penalty was comparable to sentences handed to former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. and other political figures convicted of similar financial crimes.
Santos was elected in 2022, flipping a wealthy district representing parts of Queens and Long Island for the GOP.
Soon after, it was revealed that the political unknown had fabricated much of his life story, painting himself as a successful business owner who worked at prestigious Wall Street firms and held a valuable real estate portfolio.
In reality, Santos was struggling financially and even faced eviction. The revelations led to congressional and criminal inquiries into how he had funded his campaign.
As his sentencing approached, Santos was reflective in social media posts, thanking his supporters and detractors alike.
“I learned that no matter left, right or, center we are all humans and for the most part Americans (LOL) and we have one super power that I cherish and that is compassion,” he wrote Thursday on the social platform X. “To the trolls… well you guys are an impactful part of how people shape themselves, and y’all made me much stronger and made my skin thicker!”
He also made one final plug for his Cameo account, where he records personalized video messages for $100.
“Think ahead and of any celebration or event coming up later this year. Book them today,” Santos wrote, ending the post with a series of heart emojis.
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Author of the article:Associated Press
Associated Press
Philip Marcelo
Published Apr 25, 2025 • Last updated 21 hours ago • 3 minute read
CENTRAL ISLIP, N.Y. (AP) — Disgraced former U.S. Rep. George Santos, who lied about his life story and defrauded donors, was sentenced Friday to over seven years in prison, sobbing as he heard his punishment.
Santos, who pleaded guilty last summer to federal wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, appealed for mercy, telling a court through tears that he was “humbled” and “chastised” and realized he had betrayed his constituents’ trust.
“I offer my deepest apologies,” he said, adding: “I cannot rewrite the past, but I can control the road ahead.”
U.S. District Court Judge Joanna Seybert evidently wasn’t convinced.
“Where is your remorse? Where do I see it?” she asked as she sentenced him to 87 months behind bars. She said the former politician appeared to feel that “it’s always someone else’s fault.”
The New York Republican served in Congress barely a year before his House colleagues ousted him in 2023.
He admitted to deceiving donors and stealing the identities of nearly a dozen people, including his family members, to fund his winning campaign. As part of a plea deal, Santos has agreed to pay roughly $580,000 in penalties in addition to prison time.
The 36-year-old didn’t respond to reporters’ shouted questions as he walked into a Long Island courthouse, but he told The Associated Press on Thursday that he was resigned to his fate.
“I’m doing as well as any human being would be doing given the circumstances,” Santos wrote in a text message on Thursday, adding that he was “ready to face the music.”
Prosecutors sought seven years in federal prison for Santos, arguing in recent court filings that he “remains unrepentant” and has not shown genuine remorse, despite what he claims.
They cited recent comments Santos made on social media in which he cast himself as a victim of prosecutorial overreach.
In a letter to the court this week, Santos stressed that he remains “profoundly sorry” for his crimes but said prosecutors’ proposed sentence is too harsh.
Santos’ lawyers had called for a two-year prison stint, which is the mandatory minimum sentence for aggravated identity theft.
They argued such a penalty was comparable to sentences handed to former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. and other political figures convicted of similar financial crimes.
Santos was elected in 2022, flipping a wealthy district representing parts of Queens and Long Island for the GOP.
Soon after, it was revealed that the political unknown had fabricated much of his life story, painting himself as a successful business owner who worked at prestigious Wall Street firms and held a valuable real estate portfolio.
In reality, Santos was struggling financially and even faced eviction. The revelations led to congressional and criminal inquiries into how he had funded his campaign.
As his sentencing approached, Santos was reflective in social media posts, thanking his supporters and detractors alike.
“I learned that no matter left, right or, center we are all humans and for the most part Americans (LOL) and we have one super power that I cherish and that is compassion,” he wrote Thursday on the social platform X. “To the trolls… well you guys are an impactful part of how people shape themselves, and y’all made me much stronger and made my skin thicker!”
He also made one final plug for his Cameo account, where he records personalized video messages for $100.
“Think ahead and of any celebration or event coming up later this year. Book them today,” Santos wrote, ending the post with a series of heart emojis.
Ex-Rep. George Santos sentenced to 7 years in prison for fraud and identity theft
Disgraced former U.S. Rep. George Santos, who lied about his life story and defrauded donors, arrived at a federal court to face sentencing
Why? He's a MAGAhat. And there's nothing in the Constitution that forbids convicted criminals from running for public office (hardly surprising since most or all of the Founders were traitors under the law as it existed at the time).
Have to give you that one. Your whole country was founded by traitors. You should hang them.
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Fish in a barrel. The response to your little bile-spit was provided by Alexander Pope. . .
Treason doth never prosper
What's the reason?
For if it prosper
None dare call it treason
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It’s the way she’s so confidently wrong about EVERYTHING that really gets me… #HitMeWithIt
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Scientific American: "Beyond XX and XY" — Gender-Inclusive Biology
A host of factors figure into whether someone’s biological sex appears female, male, or somewhere in between. This reference poster from Scientific American represents some elements in the spectra of gender (identity) and (biological) sex. Though this poster uses the phrase "intersex condition
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Education for the willfully ignorant
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It’s the way she’s so confidently wrong about EVERYTHING that really gets me… #HitMeWithIt
Scientific American: "Beyond XX and XY" — Gender-Inclusive Biology
A host of factors figure into whether someone’s biological sex appears female, male, or somewhere in between. This reference poster from Scientific American represents some elements in the spectra of gender (identity) and (biological) sex. Though this poster uses the phrase "intersex condition
Education for the willfully ignorant
If there weren't a difference youd never use the term "biological woman or man" or tag "trans" to a non-biological woman or man.47K views · 1.9K reactions | ‘We’re gonna go into facts!’ | It’s the way she’s so confidently wrong about EVERYTHING that really gets me… #HitMeWithIt | By ProfessorNeil | Facebook
It’s the way she’s so confidently wrong about EVERYTHING that really gets me… #HitMeWithIt
Scientific American: "Beyond XX and XY" — Gender-Inclusive Biology
A host of factors figure into whether someone’s biological sex appears female, male, or somewhere in between. This reference poster from Scientific American represents some elements in the spectra of gender (identity) and (biological) sex. Though this poster uses the phrase "intersex condition
Education for the willfully ignorant
So you haven't read it.47K views · 1.9K reactions | ‘We’re gonna go into facts!’ | It’s the way she’s so confidently wrong about EVERYTHING that really gets me… #HitMeWithIt | By ProfessorNeil | Facebook
It’s the way she’s so confidently wrong about EVERYTHING that really gets me… #HitMeWithIt
Scientific American: "Beyond XX and XY" — Gender-Inclusive Biology
A host of factors figure into whether someone’s biological sex appears female, male, or somewhere in between. This reference poster from Scientific American represents some elements in the spectra of gender (identity) and (biological) sex. Though this poster uses the phrase "intersex condition
Education for the willfully ignorant
Speaking for Canada.
This crisis is just one of many that left-wingers have created.
Just like the toxic masculinity crisis in the workplace.
The misogyny crisis in the RCMP and the CF.
The climate crisis.
The misinformation crisis.
Before this most Canadians didn't give a shit who you screwed or how you dressed.
This crisis is just one of many that left-wingers have created.
Just like the toxic masculinity crisis in the workplace.
The misogyny crisis in the RCMP and the CF.
The climate crisis.
The misinformation crisis.
Before this most Canadians didn't give a shit who you screwed or how you dressed.