Believe me, Frank. I don't fantasize about you.

ray, I kid around a lot, but I mean this from my heart...

fantasizing about me would be healthier than this sick obsession you have of images of children with mutilated genitals, and then climaxing imagining with absolutely no basis in reality that it is being done by people who simply don't share your politics.

you make Pillow Biter Guy look like the picture of mental health.

so, yah, some levity, but believe me when I tell you to get help.

Hey, wasn't I worried enough to check in on you when you vanished for a while? I mean it ray. Your thoughts are sick. I am concerned.

Boston Children's Hospital and Disney and pizza parlors are not cutting off children's genitalia, even if they are liberals.

And no one, I repeat NO ONE on Earth has any serpent DNA, again, even if they are liberal.

I can't be the only person who has cared enough to urge you to get help.

So now you are a gender-affirming surgery denier?

get help.
ASAP.

It's a THING, Frank! It's a THING! Stop Denying it. Join DENIERS ANONYMOUS

https://www.mayoclinic.org/tests-procedures/feminizing-surgery/about/pac-20385102 

oh, it's a thing for sure...been happening for decades. You may recall a pretty good tennis player named Rene Richards from a while ago...actually, mediocre men's pro but pretty good women's pro! HA!

I'm wondering if you read the article from the Mayo Clinic as it explains in great depth every element that goes into why some may (or may not) seek out this surgery, the procedures themselves, the physical and mental and emotional reactions as well. And it stresses several times to discuss this with various professionals at each step in the process whether to go forward or seek non surgical solutions...

and most importantly, nowhere in any sentence of this article does it mention nor encourage this for children.
There is no recruiting nor "grooming" in your link, nor from any source be it Disney or the Democratic Party or Children's Hospital.

That is your issue, yours and the dangerous sources in which you find comfort.

Get help. I am being sincere.

What are the 7 stages of sexual grooming?


1) Identifying and targeting the victim.
2) Gaining trust and access.
3) Playing a role in the child's life.
4) Isolating the child.
5) Creating secrecy around the relationship.
6) Initiating sexual contact.
7) Controlling the relationship.

in response to Hungary passing laws (similar to DiSantis' agenda) the leader of Luxembourg said:

BRUSSELS (AP) — The gay prime minister of Luxembourg used the dais of the European Union’s parliament Wednesday to stand up for LGBTQ rights in the 27-nation bloc and to chastise member state Hungary, which wants to curtail discussions of homosexuality in schools and the media.

“If there’s anyone in this house who thinks that you’ve become a homosexual by watching the television or listening to a song, then you’ve not understood anything,” Prime Minister Xavier Bettel told legislators at the European Parliament’s plenary session in Strasbourg, France. “The most difficult (thing) for a homosexual is to accept themselves.”

If you were smart, what goes unsaid is what should set off alarm bells.
Of course, you would deny that encouraging children for Trans grooming doesn't exist, and never existed. Pathetic!

Since you are not the least bit outraged at the modern-day Dr. Mengele's performing genital mutilation, that raises a question since you are Jewish. Outside of male circumcision, I thought any form of genital mutilation, including chopping off dix, female circumcision, etc.. is considered bodily mutilation and forbidden under Jewish law.
Or are you from some long-lost WOKE tribe where those laws don't apply? 🤔

I would be outraged...if it was actually true.
It's not.
Really. Not true.

btw, your mentor David Icke (who espouses the insane belief in ancient alien extraterrestrials breeding with humans to create the very lizard people you are obsessed with) has a smidge of anti-Semitism as well.

As for you, I'll just write it off to how easily you can be misled...for now.
But I'll keep in mind your advice about what goes unsaid setting off alarm bells.

Oh sure, Frank. It's not true because you choose not to see it.



Here we go AGAIN with the David Icke chit, straw manning at its finest.

How about Leftist Lizard Peep Climate Czar John Kerry, who said back in January he and his WEF globalists are like “extra-terrestrial”, a "select group of human beings” chosen to save the planet? Surprising admissions come out of the mouths of Lizard Peeps who consider themselves the chosen people to rule the Earth.

https://hotair.com/david-strom/2023/01/17/john-kerry-extraterrestrial-n524355 



Well, you can try to write me off as misled, but yes you should heed my advice.

below is an example of me cutting you some slack for being easily led to hatred I ignored it until now...
he sure seems like a super cool guy to be quoting to represent your views.
A Talmudic Scholar you ain't. But neither is your idol Lew Rockwell who promotes the author below...


ray posted:

I heard it's PATRIOTIC or something...AlLeGeDlY

Slavery in America Was Resurrected in 1913

By Paul Craig Roberts
PaulCraigRoberts.org

April 15, 2023

Quote:
Just as Jews claim exclusivity as holocaust victims of WW II ...

So you had to jump to another thread for ammo huh? You took PCR's wurds out of context, one sentence only out of a paragraph. There's nothing untrue about what he wrote, it's historically factual and you can't even challenge it, which Is why you didn't comment on the article in that thread.
Your failed attempt at propaganda, I mean comon' Franky, accusing others of hate with no basis in fact? That's very LEFTY.

DeSantis’s Legislative Record

His pitch for 2024 is that he delivers results, without all the drama.


WSJ Editorial Board
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has a reputation as a cultural brawler, ready and willing to throw a right hook at Mickey Mouse, the College Board, the national press. To many GOP voters, it’s part of his appeal. But as Mr. DeSantis readies a 2024 presidential campaign, what deserves to get more attention is the agenda he recently helped usher through Tallahassee.

Mr. DeSantis is blessed with Republican supermajorities in both chambers of the Legislature, so he can’t claim total credit. Some planks of his platform are controversial among conservatives, and others could prove politically unpalatable to a national electorate. Yet there’s no denying that Mr. DeSantis gets things done. “The way we run the government, I think, is no daily drama, focus on the big picture, and put points on the board,” he once said.

Here’s an assessment of what the Governor has been touting lately:

• Taxes and spending: Florida has no income tax, but it does have a 6% sales tax, and there are new exemptions for such “family-focused” items as “diapers, wipes, children’s clothing, cribs, and strollers.” The state’s latest $117 billion budget is up about 6%, which is far from tight-fisted, and Mr. DeSantis’s office is boasting about $1 billion for Everglades restoration and water protection. But the state fisc is sound because revenue is flush from rapid economic growth.

• Education: School choice will become universal, as the Legislature eliminated income and enrollment caps. Each family is eligible for about $8,700, with priority going to households at or below 185% of the poverty line. Meantime, the state is spending more on pay for public-school teachers, this time a bump of $252 million.

The Legislature also passed a constitutional amendment, which voters could approve in 2024, to change school boards into partisan bodies, so elections would have ballot lines for Republicans and Democrats.

• Crime: The death penalty no longer requires unanimity. Eight jurors out of 12 can recommend it, provided that every juror agrees the crime involved at least one aggravating factor. The Legislature has directed the state Supreme Court to create a uniform statewide bond schedule for bail releases. If new information comes to light after an accused criminal is let go, any party may move to reconsider pretrial detention.

• Public unions: Dues may no longer be automatically deducted from the paychecks of many government workers, but must be paid directly by each member. This gives workers discretion and puts the onus on unions to persuade members. If the share of dues payers falls below 60%, the union could face a new election, and stronger union audits and financial disclosures are required.

• Immigration: The Legislature’s response to President Biden’s border failure was to impose new burdens on Florida employers. Businesses with more than 25 workers must now use E-Verify to check employment eligibility, or else they can be fined $1,000 a day. E-Verify is far from reliable, and the law could have a negative impact on the state’s economy, especially in construction, agriculture, hotels and restaurants. Florida will also refuse to recognize out-of-state driver’s licenses issued to illegal immigrants.

• Abortion: The Heartbeat Protection Act bans abortions at six weeks, with exceptions up to 15 weeks if there is a police report or other documentation to substantiate rape, incest or human trafficking. This is a political gamble that is sure to be attacked by Democrats if Mr. DeSantis gets the GOP nomination.

• Tort reform: If a plaintiff is found to be more than 50% responsible for his own injuries, he no longer is able to recover damages. Other invitations to legal abuse, such as “one-way attorney fees,” are eliminated. Florida is still too friendly to tort suits, but this is an improvement.

• ESG: State and local investment decisions must focus on maximizing returns, not factors related to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria.

• Disney: The former Reedy Creek Improvement District around Disney World, which had been largely self-governing, is now the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District, with board members appointed by Mr. DeSantis. The Governor says this is nothing more than denying a company special government privileges. He has a point, but his brawl with Disney has become distractingly personal.

• Guns: Floridians will no longer need a permit to carry concealed weapons.

No politician can please everyone. Yet this is a notable record of conservative governance in action, especially for a state that five years ago was politically up for grabs. Mr. DeSantis won in 2018 by a mere 32,500 votes, or less than 0.4%. In 2022 he won by 19 points.

Mr. DeSantis will need a broader agenda for national revival when he enters the presidential race. But his Florida record of accomplishment will appeal to Republican voters who want a President who can successfully govern.





My guess is WSJ (and FOX) won't be endorsing Trump again.

To “liberal” for the Trumpsters.

You wouldn't vote for him for President rfenst. Even though you've lived and benefited from his leadership in Florida during the plandemic.

Tears in a rainstorm.

He probably should join TEAM MAGA, they are running attack ads on DeSantis.

DeSantis bans diversity, equity and inclusion in Florida colleges


Orlando Sentinel
As protesters chanted in the background, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law Monday a hotly contested bill that dismantles diversity, equity and inclusion at Florida’s public universities and colleges.

The governor called DEI “a distraction from the core mission” of colleges during the ceremony at New College in Sarasota, a school that DeSant

“If you want to do things like gender ideology, go to Berkeley,” DeSantis said. “But for us, with our tax dollars, we want to focus on the classical mission of what a university is supposed to be.”

The law also bans courses that “distort significant historical events,” teach “identity politics,” or are “based on theories that systemic racism, sexism, oppression, or privilege are inherent in the institutions of the United States and were created to maintain social, political, or economic inequities.”

Andrew Gothard, president of the United Faculty of Florida, which represents more than 25,000 faculty members across the state, said providing students with the chance to learn about a variety of subjects and perspectives is “a bedrock of democracy.”

“The government has no role in banning or censoring subject matter in higher education,” Gothard said in an interview with the Orlando Sentinel last month.

Democrats, who opposed the bill in the session that ended May 5, blasted DeSantis for signing it.

“Indoctrination drives the DeSantis agenda not because he is worried educators are indoctrinating students, but because they aren’t indoctrinating them with HIS ideology,” state Sen. Shevrin Jones, D-Miami Gardens, said in a statement. “This is sadly the latest example of government overreach into Florida classrooms as his administration continues its authoritarian assault on ideas and information.”

Earlier this year, DeSantis remade New College, a small liberal arts school of about 700 students, by appointing a majority of conservatives to its board, including Christopher Rufo, a member of the Manhattan Institute who helped devise the plan to dismantle DEI across the nation.

They quickly fired the college’s president Patricia Okker and replaced her with former House Speaker Richard Corcoran, a staunch DeSantis ally, with a compensation package of $699,000 a year.

At Monday’s ceremony, Corcoran thanked the governor and Legislature for $35 million in new funding for the school this year, about $50,000 per student. He said New College had already banned DEI and changed its curriculum to focus on “values” and “technology.”

Corcoran also joked that the protesters chanting outside the ceremony were upset with him for shutting off the air conditioning in the dorms, not the changes at their school.

Noting that DeSantis is known for saying “Florida is where woke comes to die,” state Rep. Spencer Roach, R-North Fort Myers, added, “When you hear what’s going on outside, that’s what it sounds like when woke dies.”






He ruined that honors college (for exceptionally bright/uniquely talented students) by appointing people he could count on to do it. And, with a BIG political payback. What president of a 700 student university, without experience, makes $700k? Why would Desantis enrichen such a small school with $35 million/$50k per student?

What ever happened to teaching English, Math, Science and History?

Meanwhile our education system falls further and further behind the world because we're teaching gender identity and critical race theory. It's well past ridiculous at this point.