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Bravo to Kirstie for putting her head above the parapet. Can't be easy. There is indeed a lot of grooming going on right under our noses, attempts to normalise bizarre and dangerous behaviour, even celebrate it as 'stunning and brave'. It needs to be called out. We can't fight what we cannot name.

Average people who oppose this stuff are afraid of being called things like prude, right-wing, terf, bigot. Who cares if someone calls you a transphobe. It's such a broad insult as to be virtually meaningless. Biology is transphobic and a terf so I think it's no big deal anymore.

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I'm noticing this more and more. Before, they'd subtly creep around the point, sort of suggesting young sex. And people would go "Hang on, are you advocating for kid sex?"

Now, they just whack paedophilia front and centre and people second guess themselves over it. "They can't be blatantly saying that, it must be ironic, right?"

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Jul 11, 2021Liked by ripx4nutmeg

Well done to Kirstie Alley for having the courage and integrity to say what we ALL know to be true

which is that the current version of transactivism has left the door wide open for paedophiles ,and indeed all sexual predators ,fetishists and paraphiliacs to accomplish their horrible agendas ,which needs no explanation !!

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Matt Walsh has just posted an article by Tim Ballard, the founder and president of Operation Underground Railroad — an organization which mobilizes operatives to rescue children held by global sex traffickers. It’s a heartbreaking story and an almost unbelievably impossible job he does saving children one by one around the world from sexual abuse.

2 MILLION CHILDREN globally.

It says,

“When asked why the United States is the number-one consumer of child exploitation material, Ballard pointed to the hypersexualization of American culture.

“How do you become the demand? How do you come to want sex with a child? It starts with pornography,” Ballard said. “It starts with porn addiction. Pornography creates a chemical reaction in the brain. It’s a dopamine effect. It’s all part of a godly system in the brain that facilitates and encourages healthy marriage relationships and procreation. So, it’s like the counterfeit of that.”

Read it here:

https://www.dailywire.com/news/how-many-more-can-we-get-out-inside-the-frontline-battle-to-end-child-sex-trafficking?fbclid=IwAR2cXzrV-p7rhFKZM4cJbtWbwwC2O9KIVQy4U3tgkZCVyLi2__7GjCv0k4w

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Never mind exposing kids - I don't wish for myself to be exposed to these perversions being played out in public spaces. Let them keep it behind the four walls in their private homes where it's always belonged.

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I remember when the legislation was being debated to lower the age of consent for homosexuals in the UK that several people suported by organisations suggested that since boys cannot get pregnant, the age of consent for them, if they are gay, should be much lower than that for girls. Being a child didn't come into it...The age of reason came through and the age of consent was set at 16 - the same for boys and girls. Paedophilia is the same whatever the age of the child - same trauma, same issues and should be the same sentencing for the perpetrators. It should always be illegal and we should be pushing to stop it in other countries..."It is custom" should no longer cut it. We know the damage caused and it is the same no matter the country or "custom".

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Kirstie Alley put it brilliantly! A new one to add to my list of good eggs.

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How long before we get to trans ageism? It can't be that difficult, right? It's much harder to determine a person's age than their sex, we already have catchphrases like "age is just a number" and transgenderism has already laid the groundwork for accepting the unreal, or else.

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Kirstie says 'protect your kids'. I think I am protecting my child by not letting her use social media either to view others, or to post. She is 12, I think she has better things to do. We discuss how showing off makes other people feel bad, and how the normalisation of over sharing, and showing off might be damaging. I think she has better things to do than to watch her friends and strangers gyrating provocatively to misogynistic rap music on tiktok. Strangely, in her middle class school, I am the only mother who has said no to tiktok. This does not make me or my children luddites - they use technology all the time, play computer games and are learning to programme. In conversation about technology, differentiate between technology and social media. I am really truly surprised at how many parents do not want to say no to social media.

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♬ If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next ♬

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX8szNPgrEs

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The allegations that they included sex offenders have been reported to be false by e.g. SFist. The video seems a bit of a poor choice to me, but I need a bit more evidence than an image paste-up before I’m going to believe serious allegations like that. I know people who’ve been involved with the choir and I’m pretty sure if it was a hive of pedophilia they would have mentioned it at some point.

But seriously, I’m also concerned about children’s exposure to bizarre sexual material and groomers, but I’d look to Reddit, TikTok, Twitter for the latter, not a bunch of old gay dudes who like to sing.

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OMG this is shocking.

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I have to say I think people are losing the plot over the gay choir song and totally overreacting. Yes, there are those that will groom in plain sight, but this song was clearly a joke. I get that it might be too close to the reality in some cases, but come on. My homophobic bro sent the video to me, so I can totally understand why he has big issues with it, but not why any normal person would read so much in to that.

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Funny how things change... Not so long ago, poor Kirstie was being portrayed as a nutter for her open support of Donald Trump. Now, she seems like the sane voice of reason while all the Clinton/Biden-supporting celebs sound like fruitcakes.

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Kirstie might be to America what Rowling was to the UK. Maybe more people with a voice and influence will speak up against the madness.

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