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“Breeding”: the creepy new sex fetish involving pregnancy and abortion When the other fetishes just aren't doing it any more, there's actual child sacrifice. "Breeding" is perfectly legal — and huge on Reddit.
If you thought the world couldn’t spiral further into depravity and degeneracy, you should just build a rocket and fly off the face of the earth. The newest sex fetish for hip young progressives is called “breeding” and it’s a lot worse than you might think. While “breeding” sounds like couples who have a lot of kids as a sexual kink – which is in itself a terrifying thought – the term is a misnomer for couples who get pregnant on purpose, carry the fetus to the first or second trimester, and then force an abortion. The fetish was first brought to light by Summit News, which pointed out a…
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The New York Times has uncovered the real 9/11 culprit: airplanes Nuke airplaneland.
The New York Times today blamed airplanes, and not terrorists, for the attacks on September 11, 2001. Instead of naming the hijackers and their radical religious agenda, the publication wrote that “airplanes” carried out the attack that changed the world forever. In a tweet, as well as an accompanying article, the Times stated that “18 years have passed since airplanes took aim and brought down the World Trade Center.” The implication is that self-flying, autonomous airplanes aimed themselves at the Twin Towers and took them down. The article, penned by James Barron, used the same language. History of course shows that Middle Eastern hijackers affiliated with Al Qaeda, a radical…
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India and Pakistan is duking it out on Twitter over the crashed lunar rover
On the midnight of September 7, India and space enthusiasts were anticipating the successful conclusion of India’s lunar mission Chandrayaan-2, set to land on the moon at around 20:23 UTC. The lunar rover Vikram was just 2.1 km above the surface of moon when communication went dead, and then realization set in that had crash landed at speeds far exceeding the target 6.6 ft/second touchdown velocity. It was a big setback for India and the Indian Space Agency (ISRO). And then, from the other side of North West Indian border – Pakistan – came the ridicule. What transpired set off a furious Twitter battle between India and Pakistan. Space is…
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Chiptune label removes feminist album over one complaint — by a feminist Everything is problematic to feminism, even feminism.
Nothing is safe from cancel culture. With the slightest infraction becoming the only reason you need to lay waste to someone’s entire career, the chiptune scene is the newest, and somehow least likely of places to become embroiled in the culture war. Now chiptune label CheapBeats has removed the 2016 album “Tuberz McGee and the Mildly Inappropriate Conversations with the Highly Probable In-Laws” by Callum Kennedy/Tuberz McGee and it’s for the stupid reasons you’re already imagining. Cheapbeats’ founder, James York, says he made his decision to cull the album after a complaint took issue with a few lyrics in the songs “Feminist Vampires” and “The One That Got Away.” According…
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Twitter and Facebook bans over 200,000 accounts linked to Chinese anti-Hong Kong disinformation campaign
An attempt to undermine the pro-democratic movement in Hong Kong has been impeded by Twitter and Facebook as they suspended accounts linked to “significant state-backed information” operatives from People’s Republic of China. According to Twitter the suspended accounts were “undermining the legitimacy and political positions” of the protest movement in Hong Kong by spreading false messages. Spam, disinformation, and fake content were spread by 936 core accounts and further amplified by 200,000 accounts, which were suspended as well. Two twitter accounts, @HKpoliticalnew and @ctcc507, painted a gruesome picture of Hong Kong protest in an attempt to influence public opinions around the world. “It’s a complete violent behavior, we don’t want…
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Meet the “Virtuous Pedophile” network protected by Twitter The "Minor-Attracted Persons" movement is led by a Canadian doctor who demands a "P" in "LGBT," and Twitter is accommodating them.
Social media now has an out in the open pedophile movement pushing to (among other things) add P for “Pedosexual” to the LGBT acronym, and it’s being led by pedophile expert and Director of the Toronto Sexuality Center, Dr. James Cantor. Cantor also believes necrophiles and zoophiles should be LGBT-included as well for good measure. Twitter – of course – is taking them seriously. We’re not making any of this up. Speaking as a gay men, I believe we SHOULD include the P. To do otherwise is to betray the principles that give us our rights. — Dr. James Cantor (@JamesCantorPhD) December 8, 2018 Beautifully put response from a gay…
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NBC News: Heterosexuality unnatural, a global conspiracy to oppress women Beware the heterosexuality rays.
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The “Ghost Gun” is unknown, untraceable, and dangerous – or, at least that’s what everyone thinks. Defense Distributed is an Austin, Texas-based company that is known for creating the first 3D printed gun and then publishing the design freely on the internet. Because of this, Defense Distributed (hereafter referred to as DD) sparked an entirely new debate that still roars to this day among gun rights advocates and those who advocate for stricter gun legislation: should citizens within the United States have the right to own guns without the knowledge of the United States government? According to Cody Wilson, The founder of DD, this project started while he was discussing…
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MS-13 gang members used Facebook to coordinate murders MS-13 conducted a murder spree in Southern California so heinous that some gang members are eligible for the death penalty.
MS-13 members who went on a 2-year murder spree in California are finally facing justice. In a federal grand jury indictment unsealed earlier this week, authorities revealed that gang members based in the San Fernando Valley conducted a campaign of brutality against their rivals in a host of gruesome murders in the Angeles National Forest. Gang members coordinated their activities through Facebook. Investigators found that the victim was lured to the canyons by two female gang associates into an ambush by several MS-13 members who then beat him to death. Federal authorities have charged 22 members of the gang, whose motto is “kill, rape, control”, with crimes ranging from murder…
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Wikipedia is quietly scrubbing Epstein’s dem connections "Some were only too happy to rewrite Epstein’s history to make it seem like he was more of a figure among Republicans than Democrats."
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